Everything, all year round
Beach breaks on the Costas and the islands, city breaks in Barcelona, Madrid and Seville, and the Moorish palaces of Andalusia — Spain has it all, with direct flights from almost every UK airport. We book flights, hotels, villas and transfers together.
Where to go

Gaudí, the Gothic Quarter and the beach — a perfect three- or four-night city break.

Seville, Granada’s Alhambra, Córdoba and the white villages, plus the Costa del Sol.

Mallorca’s coves, Menorca’s beaches and Ibiza’s sunsets.
Tenerife, Lanzarote and Gran Canaria — winter sun about four hours away.
World-class art, grand plazas and late nights out.
Culture and customs
Spain runs on a later clock than the UK — slow down and enjoy it.
Late meals. Lunch is from about 2pm and dinner rarely before 9pm, especially in the south.
Siesta hours. Smaller shops may close for a few hours in the afternoon outside the big cities and resorts.
Tipping. Not expected; rounding up or leaving a few euros for good service is plenty.
Beachwear. In some areas it’s illegal to walk the streets in just swimwear or bare-chested, and you can be fined — cover up away from the beach.
Drinking outdoors. Drinking alcohol in the street is illegal in some areas, with on-the-spot fines, and parts of Mallorca and Ibiza limit happy hours, pub crawls and late-night alcohol sales.
Carry ID. You must show photo ID if a police officer asks, so keep your passport with you.
How far is Spain from you?
Distances are great-circle estimates and flying times are typical, not timetabled. Message us for live fares and routes.
Spain, month by month
Hover overTap a month for average day and night temperatures, sunshine and rainy days.
Long-term averages from national weather services (Madrid, Málaga Aeropuerto, Tenerife Sur Aeropuerto). Actual weather varies year to year.
Ready-made holidays, coming soon
We’re adding Spain packages you can browse and filter by trip type, length and budget. Until then, tell us what you’d like and we’ll send ideas and prices — usually the same day.
Tell us about your Spain trip
Holiday, flights only or just a hotel — send us the details and our team will come back with options and prices, usually the same day during opening hours.
- Flights issued by our own IATA-accredited team
- Internal flights, transfers and tours arranged
- Visa and passport help from our documents team
- One team to message before, during and after
Read the full official entry requirements
See the official GOV.UK entry requirements for Spain.
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Travelling to Spain — quick answers
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Do I need a visa for Spain with a British passport?
No — for holidays you can stay up to 90 days in any 180-day period across the Schengen area. Your passport must have been issued less than 10 years before you arrive and be valid for at least 3 months after you leave. Border officers may ask for your return ticket, travel insurance and accommodation details, and you may need to register for the EU Entry/Exit System (EES). If you hold another passport, we can help with a Schengen visa.
How long is the flight to Spain?
About 2 to 3 hours from the UK to Barcelona, Madrid, Málaga or Mallorca, and around 4 to 4½ hours to the Canary Islands.
Where is warm in winter?
The Canary Islands are the warmest choice in winter, with mild, sunny days when the mainland is cool.
Can you book villas?
Yes — we can arrange villas, hotels and apartments with flights and car hire.
Please note: the information on this page is a general guide, checked when it was published. Entry rules, health advice, weather, seasons, flight routes and local conditions can change at any time and vary from person to person, so we can’t accept responsibility for changes or for decisions based on this page alone. Always check the latest GOV.UK travel advice and official travel health advice before you travel. It is your responsibility to check the entry, health and travel requirements that apply to you before you travel. See our terms and conditions.






















































