Category Archives for Essentials
Top destinations in Spain: the best places to visit
What are the most attractive destinations in Spain? Yes, I’m talking about the ones that you definitely include in your travel planning.
How to buy a prepaid SIM card in Spain
Buying a prepaid SIM card is the best way to get internet connection during your holiday in Spain. Wi-Fi is common in Spain and you’ll usually find it in hotels and rental properties, as well as many coffee shops and restaurants.
Fun facts about Spain
This is all about fun facts about Spain. Some are real, some are just rumors and others are curious things that our visitors find weird. It’s true, we are one of a kind.
What is the best travel insurance for Spain?
Choosing the best travel insurance is one of the most important things you will need for your trip. Would you have a car without car insurance? Would you be at home without home insurance? Obviously not, that’s why and you can’t organize a trip without travel insurance.
Advice on street safety in Spain
Contrary to other countries, safety in Spain is relatively high. You will rarely have any problem in the areas most people visit.
Spanish weather: plan and pack smartly
The Spanish weather is one of the main reasons the country receives so many visitors per year (80+ million). Northern Europeans travel to Spain looking for amazing beaches with supposedly guaranteed sun all day, every day. This is true in some regions but, as you can imagine Spain’s weather isn’t as simple as that.
How to keep cool? Avoid sunstroke!
Please, make sure you that read the following tips on how to keep cool especially if you are travelling with children.
Spanish climate and weather
The Spanish climate varies throughout the different regions of the country. In the north (particularly the coast) temperatures are mild almost all year round, with some cold winters and the landscape can be quite green as it rains very often. On the other hand, in the South (mainly Andalucía) winters tend to be gentle whereas summers can get extremely hot.
The Schengen countries
Dark blue: Schengen Area (EU)
Light blue: Countries de facto participating
Orange: EU member states outside Schengen
The Schengen countries signed a treaty almost 20 years ago to ease the visitors entrance and exit flux between members. This measure was a cost reduction solution as well as an increasing security policy.