Best Resort Beaches in Spain
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Best Resort Beaches in Spain
My husband and I are planning a summer trip to Spai. We want to split it: first half in Barcelona, second half in a fabulous beach resort.
We need help finding the right beach. We want a town (not city) where we won't feel the need to do alot of day trips unless we want to - a town with soem culture (not highrises lining the coast), shopping, restaurants, tapas bars, etc. We want a nice hotel with a sandy beach with beach loungers, umbrellas, and (hopefully) a beach bar/restaurant. The preferred area would cater to people in their 30s and 40s.
Any suggestions would be great.
We need help finding the right beach. We want a town (not city) where we won't feel the need to do alot of day trips unless we want to - a town with soem culture (not highrises lining the coast), shopping, restaurants, tapas bars, etc. We want a nice hotel with a sandy beach with beach loungers, umbrellas, and (hopefully) a beach bar/restaurant. The preferred area would cater to people in their 30s and 40s.
Any suggestions would be great.
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Have you been to Spanish beaches before? Even the nicest beaches aren't comparable to US beaches.
But, I love the old towns in and around them!
I have been to Marbella a few times and enjoy the old and new town. There is plently to do and may restaurants.... you may evenspot a celebrity or two.
You may consider this too big though.
Have fun!! Enjoy those tapas!! Yum
But, I love the old towns in and around them!
I have been to Marbella a few times and enjoy the old and new town. There is plently to do and may restaurants.... you may evenspot a celebrity or two.
You may consider this too big though.
Have fun!! Enjoy those tapas!! Yum