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• Barcelona to Alicante
• Barcelona to Birmingham
• Barcelona to London
• Barcelona to Madrid
• Barcelona to Paris
• Barcelona to Valencia
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• Madrid to Cáceres‎‎ (ES)
• Madrid to Cordoba
• Madrid to Cuenca
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• Madrid to London
• Madrid to Malaga
• Madrid to Marbella
• Madrid to Salamanca (ES)
• Madrid to Segovia
• Madrid to Seville
• Madrid to Valencia
• Madrid to Zamora

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• Jerez de la Frontera
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• Palma de Mallorca
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Coach Holidays to Spain

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Spain has been a popular holiday destination for many years, thanks to its warm sunny climate, long summer season, gorgeous beaches and wonderful towns and cities such as, Barcelona, Madrid, Seville and Granada. Mediterranean Spain, from the sunny Costa del Sol in the south to the golden beaches of Costa Brava in the north has many wonderful seaside resorts and is a firm favourite with families looking for fun-filled, inexpensive holiday in the sun. 

Spanish culture is widely known for its flamboyant Flamenco dancing, bullfights, fiestas, folk music, siestas and of course its delicious paella and sangria. Check out our coach holidays and escorted tours to Spain and grab yourselves some fun in the sun!

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Exploring the Mediterranean coastline you will find many of Spain's popular cities including famous Girona and Barcelona near Costa Brava, Tarragona and Salou in Costa Dorada, Benidorm and Alicante in Costa Blanca and Malaga in Costa del Sol.

Discover the green part of Northern Spain, the unknown Costa Verde on the Atlantic Coast, where history and nature have remained unspoilt. Here you can embark on a guided excursion into the Picos de Europa, visit the city of Bilbao and the wonderful resort of Santander.

If you decide to visit Spain, we have a great range of cheap package holidays to Spain by coach or air, and no matter which Spanish resort you choose, you will never run out of things to do, so be ready for the Spanish sunshine!

Coach Holidays to Costa Brava

Costa Brava is located on the Mediterranean coast and stretches from northern borders with France to the town of Blanes. The Costa Brava is truly the prettiest of Spain’s Costas and is a great destination for all ages. Explore an unspoilt scenery of Costa Brava coastline with a number of Europe's Blue Flag beaches, dramatic cliffs and secluded coves. Have an excursion to the market town of Girona, visit historic Blanes and of course Barcelona, the stylish capital of Catalonia. Enjoy stunning Costa Brava resorts like Lloret De Mar, Tossa De Mar and romantic Roses with our great value package holidays to Spain.

Coach Holidays to Costa de Maresme

Further south on the coastline of the province of Barcelona we have Costa de Maresme that is usually classified by some tour operators as the southern part of Costa Brava. Enjoy a coach holiday to the beautiful Costa del Maresme, famous for its Mediterranean climate, clear waters, pine groves, promenade and the finest golden beaches as well as popular resorts like Malgrat de Mar, Santa Susanna, Pineda de Mar and Calella. Calella is one of the largest resorts in Costa de Maresme, with an authentic Spanish feel, long promenade and golden sands. It is a great holiday base from which you can explore the wonders of this intriguing region, visit Blanes Market and take a guided tour to vibrant Barcelona.

Coach Holidays to Costa Dorada

Costa Dorada or “Golden Coast” is a favourite destination with British tourists and is famous for its amazing coastlines, stunning scenery and 92 kilometres of the finest sandy beaches. Salou lies on the southern part of Costa Dorada, and is one of the most attractive resorts along this coastline with its two-mile stretch of soft white sand, wide palm-lined promenade and wonderful sea views. Discover popular sights around Salou, visit the Roman remains in the historic town of Tarragona, sample local products at Cambrils Market and explore Barcelona.

Coach Holidays to Costa Blanca

Visit the lovely and unspoilt Costa Blanca, a coastline of white sandy beaches and picturesque fishing villages. Here you can find a slightly calmer way of life with alternative views of rugged misty mountains and lush valleys of orange and lemon groves. Benidorm is a favourite holiday resort in the heart of the Costa Blanca, surrounded by warm sandy beaches and the beautiful clear waters of the Mediterranean. Explore a rich culture of this Spanish region with excursions to Alicante, Guadalest, Altea and Valencia.

Tours to Barcelona

Enjoy colourful Barcelona, the capital of Catalonia, with its wonderful architecture and bustling atmosphere.

Tours to Madrid

The capital of Spain, Madrid is a truly cosmopolitan city, with plenty of historic sites and cultural attractions to see.

Tours to Seville

Seville one of the most visited cities in Spain, famous for its historical beauty, oranges and Christopher Columbus.

Tours to Valencia

Valencia is the third largest city in Spain. See the Hall Square at the heart of the historic Old Town, visit a futuristic wonder, the City of Arts and Sciences and discover one of the twelve gates...

Tours to Granada

Granada is located in the most naturally dramatic place with the snowy peaks of the Sierra Nevada Mountains in the background.

Salamanca is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of Spain's most beautiful cities that is well worth discovering. See the magnificent Plaza Mayor, one of the finest town squares and admire the famous Spanish architectural style known as Plateresque. See all Spanish tours to Salamanca

Explore the modern city of Bilbao, the capital of the Basque region, and also an industrial port surrounded by green mountains. Bilbao is famous for its incredible architecture, including the Guggenheim Museum and Plaza Nueva. We have only a few grand tours that visit Bilbao.

The perfectly preserved Moorish city of Cordoba is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Explore the historic city centre, admire the Great Mosque of Cordoba and the Mezquita as well as the beautiful medieval complex of Alcazar. Visit Cordoba with our guided tours of Spain enjoying luxury travel and hand-picked hotels.

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A tour of Spain will leave you with some truly spellbinding memories. Whether you want to visit captivating castles or cities steeped in history; spend a  week in Andalucia , or take a rail trip through the Pyrenees , Travelsphere can cater to your needs. Spain touring holidays should be extra special, and you won’t be disappointed with what we have to offer. Because Spain is a country with myriad cultural influences, we’ve made it a point to design our tours so that you’ll get to know everything that makes this country great; from Moorish architectural accomplishments to pristine whitewashed villages crowning the hillsides, you’re sure to be amazed at all the gems you can see on escorted tours with Travelsphere. For Spain tours like no other, count on us to deliver endless excitement throughout your trip. Spain has something for everyone (we’re serious, it’s life-changing!). If you’re a history buff, you can look forward to exploring places with unique national significance; at the same time, culture vultures will appreciate the sheer scale of diversity and various layers of heritage the sights of Spain have to offer. Foodies will feel right at home in the country’s renowned tapas bars, and with a Mediterranean climate that feels like summer all year round, it’s no wonder Spain receives so many overseas visitors. Give Spain a go with Travelsphere – you won’t be left wanting, that’s for sure!

Featured Escorted Touring Holidays in Spain

A Week in Andalucia

This relaxing holiday gives you the chance to unwind and soak up the sun whilst discovering the best of Andalucía.

• Return flights
• 7 nights in a 4-star hotel
• 15 meals: 7 breakfasts, 1 lunch and 7 dinners

Little Trains of the Pyrenees

Take unforgettable scenic journeys by train through the Pyrenees to discover breath-taking mountain vistas and charming villages.

• 7 nights half-board in a 3-star hotel
• 7 breakfasts, 7 dinners and welcome drink

A Week in Andalucia at Christmas

• 15 meals: 7 breakfasts, 1 lunch and 7 dinners including a Festive Gala Dinner on Christmas Day

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30 Spain Facts You Didn’t Know

Discover 30 Spain facts that illuminate the country's soul and the diverse range of experiences it has to offer.

24 Hours in Granada

From Alhambra Palace to Flamenco dancing or a spot of lunch. These are the must-see things in Granada.

Best Time to Visit Spain

Discover when it's best to visit Spain in this handy guide. You'll find out about Spain's weather, celebrations and much more.

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For those looking for the sunnier side of Spain then a trip to Andalucia is the one for you. Rolling hillside, rivers and farmland border charming towns, amazing nature and beautiful beaches. A true paradise and a popular tourist destination. But Andalucia is not only known for it’s beautiful beaches and sunny days, you can also enjoy the snow-capped peaks in Grananda.

For the culture vultures, the Mosque in Cordoba, the Alhambra Palace in Granada and the Giralda in Seville are just a small part of the rich historical and architectural heritage that has been preserved in this Southern region of Spain. Andalucia is also famous for its amazing white villages, Moorish architecture and Gothic churches, and not forgetting that it was the birth place of artist Pablo Picasso!

Spain’s easy connection to France means you can take a breath-taking trip through the Pyrenees mountains via the little trains of Pyrenees from one country to another, giving you the opportunity to take in the dramatic landscape of the Cap de Creus National Park, the medieval walled city of Thuir, the Byrrh Caves and many a vineyard on route. A nice way to explore two countries for the price of one!

Few holiday destinations offer such an alluring array of prominent natural scenery and attractions to visit as Spain. From the Amber palace to the Roman Baths, and white washed houses of Andalucia .

The country is also fascinating for its range of cultures and history. Many Spanish cities have ancient Roman ruins, Islamic architecture from the Moorish period, medieval castles and fortifications along with Castilian- and Hapsburg-era palaces and mansions.

For the Historian, Antequera is for you, here you’ll see the Roman Baths, 16th century Arch of the Giants and the megalithic tombs.

For opera fans you’ll want to head to Seville for the atmospheric setting of Bizet’s Carmen and Mozart’s the marriage of figaro.

No matter where you travel to in Spain the food is magnificent. Full of fresh local fruit and vegetables and just oozing colour. Top dishes to try are:

• Paella – a rice based dish, jam-packed with flavour, usually including meat such as chicken, rabbit and/or seafood.
• Gazpacho – a smooth blended soup full of the reddest, ripest tomatoes, peppers, garlic, olive oil, and cucumber. A dish best served cold
• Patatas Bravas – one of the first dishes to try as part of the famous Spanish tapas. A fried potato dish in a sweet and slightly spicy sauce often including garlic, onions, and sometimes sausage. A dish that varies by region but is always a tasty treat.
• Tapas – a selection of small, grazing dishes that tantalise the taste buds, known more commonly as canapes or snacks to us Brits. Dishes include Patatas Bravas (as above), Chorizo al vino (Smokey Spanish sausage cooked in wine), Tortilla Española (omelette filled with potatoes, onion and herbs) and Gambas al Ajillo (prawns sauteed in olive oil, garlic, chili peppers, sherry, paprika and topped off with a peppercorn sauce).

Spain has a number of different climates based on region, but in general, it enjoys a warm Mediterranean climate, with dry summers and relatively mild winters. The main regional difference are between the South, Balearic and Canary Islands where temperatures climb into the mid to high 30s during the summer and the mountainous areas such as the Pyrenees which is often snow-capped.

Travellers often find that March to May or September to November are considered to be the best times to visit Spain but in truth, anytime is good as long as you have the right clothing packed for your travels.

Here’s our top tips

• Spring - If you’re travelling to Spain in spring, then it’s wise to pack some warmer clothing like a cardigan or jumper as the evenings can drop a little cooler than the days.
• Summer in Spain is a warm dry heat, so loose clothing and materials like linen are ideal as they allow for breathability and comfort.
• Autumn in Spain can remain relatively warm but gets cooler pretty quick so a mix of cool and warm clothes should be packed, layering works well for this season.
• Winter in Spain is similar to Britain so do pack warm clothes. Not surprisingly, it is also the rainiest of the seasons, so a waterproof coat/jacket or umbrella wouldn’t go a miss.

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Coach / Bus Tours & Trips in Southern Spain

Explore a wide diversity of coach / bus tours through Southern Spain. We have 21 adventures that vary from 4 days to 13 days. With the greatest number of departures in October, this is also the most popular time of the year.

21 coach / bus Southern Spain tours with 1,305 positive reviews

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South of Spain with Lisbon

It was good Thank you

Andalusia and Toledo 5 Days from Madrid

Was. Very good but we didn’t have chance to see the shop for some souvenirs. I think to have more time to see the place if you take out one place like Córdoba

• €50 deposit on some dates Some departure dates offer you the chance to book this tour with a lower deposit.

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An Andalusian Story ( 7 days )

This was a great tour to see a lot in a short time. Tour guides were knowledgeable. Lots of time spent on the bus, but trip covers a great distance. Had some lovely stops along the way. Clara, our guide in Seville was excellent! We really enjoyed her tour through the city - extremely knowledgeable, with a great sense of humour!

The Best of Spain

Great tours, well organized, Rita was excellent, coach and driver excellent, points of interest

Madrid to Barcelona in 5 Days

The tour guide was awesome. The tour busses were mostly bad.

Madrid, Andalusia and Toledo Special Package from Madrid 8 Days

Andalucia Discovery - 6 days

Spain & Portugal in Style (Small Groups, 13 Days, Door To Door)

Spanish Escape

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Andalusia Walking & Hiking Tour

Toledo, Cordoba & Seville - 4 days

South of Spain with Lisbon (without Alhambra)

Special Package: Andalusia with Costa del Sol and Toledo 8-Day Tour from Madrid

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Andalusia Impressions with Flair

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Madrid and Andalusia (7 destinations)

We had 2 different tour guides. The first guide Gonzalo was excellent. The second guide was arrogant and rude -Manu was his name. His primary concern was that we arrived back at the bus on time and repeatedly spoke to us like children. He publicly chastised me over the speaker system on the bus because I commented on his comportment. He did not provide a positive or fun experience for us. It felt like he did not enjoy his job and we were an inconvenience. Everything else was good.

What people love about Coach / Bus Tours in Southern Spain

Awesome tour with Europamundo! Enjoy every bit of it. Seville was amazing, overall, an excellent tour. Looking forward for my next year tour with Europamundo

The 4-day tour in Andalusia was very well organized: in a short time we covered great distances, visited important sights and learned many new interesting things. In short, the trip was excellent. The main merit had the Riad guide - an encyclopaedia with great capacity to transmit information/communication, extremely polite but firm. Also the local guides excellent.

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Language: The official language is Spanish (Castilian) . Other languages spoken in the first language in Spain include Euskera (in Basque Country, north eastern Spain), Catalan (in eastern Spain, with variations spoken in Valencia and the Balearics) and Galician (in the north west) Currency: Euro Time Zone: Central European Standard Time = GMT+1, Central European Summer Time = GMT+2 Tipping: The law requires menu prices to include a service charge; tipping is a matter of choice. Most people leave some small change if they're satisfied, usually around 10%

Spain is as diverse as they come from the sun-blessed beaches adorning the Costa del Sol's sunshine coast to the architectural splendour of Gaudi in Barcelona , the stunning alpine landscapes of The Pyrenees to the rugged beauty of The Balearics . Add to that the highest concentration of Blue Flag beaches in the Med ( Costa Brava ), and a coach holiday to Spain is likely to make you want to return quicker than you can click a pair of castanets.

There are very few places in the world where futuristic buildings stand next to ancient Roman cathedrals but you'll find them here in Spain. If you enjoy discovering the culture of a destination, you'll want to visit the medieval towns of Catalonia or Valencia. You'll also enjoy a visit to Bilbao including the Guggenheim Museum and Euskalduna Palace. 

Alicante is the place to be if you're looking for a mild but pleasant climate combined with sandy beaches that appear to go on forever. This fine city is thoroughly Spanish with its wide esplanades and seafront promenades but there is also an air of Africa about it. Head into Alicante's centre and you'll find it brimming over with baroque buildings which are testament to the city's past as a major seaport.

Whatever you are looking for when on a holiday to Spain, one things for certain, with the beautiful scenery and warm temperatures, it'll be love at first sight!

Coach holidays to Spain typically include; return flights or coach travel, transportation whilst in the resort, accommodation in good standard hotels, meals and a variety of included or optional excursions so you can really get a taste of what life is like in this fabulous sunshine paradise.

Thinking of travelling to Spain? Check out the average temperatures for when you plan to visit courtesy of BBC Weather

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For further information about visiting Spain you can visit the tourist board website at spain.info

Spain isn't just a hot spot for sun seekers from the UK, steeped in heritage and history the cities are well worth exploring and discovering. Here is just a selection of the places you can visit during your holiday:

Barcelona Explore this city by wandering through the narrow alleys, be sure to stop and browse in the boutique shops and tapas bars whilst in the Gothic Quarter. Whilst in Barcelona, you cannot miss the Parc Guell and the Church of Sagrada Familia, designed by the visionary architect Antoni Gaudi. You can also catch the cross-harbour cable car to the old port district of Barceloneta.

Benidorm A coastal town located in the south east of the country, Benidorm, has thousands of holiday makers flocking to catch some sun here every year. The town is very popular with families as it has three beautiful beaches that are perfect for lazing about and watching the world go by such as Playa del Mal Pas, Playa de Levante and Playa de Poniente.

Madrid The Capital City of Spain, Madrid is located in the heart of the country. To see this city from a different angle, take the Teleferico Madrid Cable Car – it travels 2.5km over Casa de Campo and Parque del Oeste. If heights are not your cup of tea, explore the Real Palacio de El Pardo instead. The Palace is partially opened to the public where you can see the gaudy interior and some beautiful tapestries.

Rioja Located in the northern part of Spain, Rioja is an area steeped in Spanish heritage and tradition. Be sure to visit the winery and museum of the Museo del Vino Dinastia Vivanco. If you prefer to admire classic Spanish architecture, visit San Millan Yuso Monastry, where you can enjoy a guided tour that will explain the local heritage. Please note that there may be a long wait for English speaking guide so be prepared!

To help you have an enjoyable holiday in Spain, take a look at these useful tips and advice provided by the  Foreign and Commonwealth Office  (FCO):

Health and Travel Insurance You should apply for a free  UK Global Health Insurance Card (GHIC)  before leaving the UK when you are visiting Belgium. Please note this card is not a substitute for travel insurance or medical cover, however, you will be entitled to state provided medical treatment at a reduced cost or sometimes for free if this is required during your stay

Local Laws and Customs You must  always be able to provide ID  (your passport) if requested to by a Police Officer. The Police do have the right to hold you at a local Police station until your identity can be confirmed.

Entry Requirements If you are planning to visit Spain, you must meet the following passport requirements.

Your passport must be: - Issued less than 10 years before the date you enter the country (check the ‘date of issue’) - Valid for at least 3 months after the day you plan to leave (check the ‘expiry date’)

Please note: If your passport was issued before 1 October 2018, extra months may have been added to its expiry date. These extra months do not count towards your passport validity.

Visas You can travel to Spain for up to 90 days in any 180-day period without a visa. Please note that any previous visits you have made to the Schengen countries within the last 180 days will count towards your 90-day limit.

Passport stamping Your passport will be stamped if you enter or exit the Schengen area through Spain as a visitor. These passport stamps are used to check you’re complying with the 90-day visa-free limit in the Schengen area.

Any other nationality looking to visit Spain must contact the local embassy to check visa requirements.

Alsa Bus and Multi-Day Coach Tours of Spain

In contrast to many other European countries, Spain has a comprehensive national network of bus and coach services allowing visitors to get pretty much anywhere at a reasonable price. Buses tend to be considerably cheaper than trains so there are a lot more Spanish people who choose bus travel over train travel when getting around by public transport.

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Bus Tickets in Spain

Getting a seat is not normally a problem and for relatively short journeys (e.g. Madrid to Valladolid) you can just turn up and buy your ticket for the next service. However, for longer distance trips and especially popular routes in peak season (e.g. Madrid to the Costa del Sol) it is advisable to book at least a day or two in advance.

Return tickets represent better value than two singles. Also, if you are buying long-distance tickets in advance, or by internet, remember to have your passport handy as some operators ask to see proof of ID before allowing you to board.

Useful websites for ordering bus tickets online include the following:

• ALSA – national services and several airport connections.
• Movelia – for information on all major operators.
• Socibus – Madrid to Seville bus services

ALSA Bus Travel in Spain

Don’t think that taking the bus has to mean compromising on comfort. In Spain, the major operators offer modern and comfortable vehicles. For example, ALSA, Spain’s leading coach company and part of the leading international transport group National Express Group, operates a large national network and has services to suit all budgets.

In addition to standard class, ALSA’s superior “eurobus” and “supra” vehicles also operate on key routes. Supra coaches generally travel non-stop, and as well as saving time, they are fully fitted with leather seats and have bags of extra leg room. They also have on-board catering with hostess service included in the ticket price – truly bus travel for the 21st century!

Travelling by bus in Spain is easy, comfortable and affordable. As there is more than one bus station in large cities, it’s important to find out from which station your bus leaves.

Multi-Day Coach Tours of Spain

An often overlooked way of seeing Spain is to book a coach tour. These tours are available from a number of major locations in Spain and Portugal with a wide range of itineraries to suit anyone interested in this mode of transport. Whilst there are tours originating in other European countries which then drive down to Spain there are others which begin in Spain so you’ll need to arrange your own transport to Spain before beginning the tour.

The length of individual tours ranges from just two days travel with just one overnight to as much as 18 nights which is a grand tour of Spain and Portugal. Some itineraries also allow for extensions into Morocco. Departures are available from Madrid, Barcelona, the Costa del Sol and Lisbon.

Siesta Coach Holidays to Spain

Siesta's coach holidays to spain offer a selection of great beaches, traditional towns, villages and lively resorts.  one visit here has you hooked., it’s no wonder these sun-kissed coasts bring our holidaymakers back year after year. whichever resort you choose, golden sands come as standard., spain delivers all fronts. beach resorts aside, you’ve got the catalonian capital of barcelona, with bars, restaurants, eye-popping architecture and seriously good shopping, a visit here is simply a must., our holiday resorts have been carefully selected to be close to the wealth of atmospheric towns and villages each region has to offer..

• Costa Brava / Costa Barcelona Maresme
• Calella de Palafrugell
• Platja d'Aro
• Tossa de Mar
• Lloret de Mar & Fanals
• Malgrat & Santa Susanna
• Calella de la Costa
• Pineda de Mar
• Costa Dorada
• Roda de Bara
• Vilanova i la Geltru
• Costa Blanca
• Disney & Beach - Stop-Overs
• Festive Breaks - Benidorm
• Festive Breaks - Tossa de Mar

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Great value coach holidays to Spain.  See our fantastic choice of campsites and hotels in Spain and the South of France.  We specialise in holidays to the Catalan region, an area that stretches from to the Pyrénées-Orientales in France, through the Costa Brava, Costa Barcelona Maresme and on south of Barcelona to the Costa Daurada.

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