Spain wingfoiling holidays, with the Spain experts.

With great beaches, fun nightlife, many cultural regions and historic cities, Spain makes a great destination for any kind of trip. A country of large geographic and cultural diversity, Spain is a surprise to those who only know its reputation for great beach holidays. There is everything from lush meadows and snowy mountains to huge marshes and deserts in the south-east. 

 

Fine art, revolutionary architecture, inspiring fashion and world-class music - Spain is a lesson in diversity. From the official capital at Madrid to the cultural capital at Barcelona and the beach capital at Valencia, Spain has something for everyone, whether you're after beaches or sweeping plains, lively clubs or impressive cathedrals.

Because of Spain's location and mountainous arid environment, the climate varies depending on where you are.

 

The inland areas, such as the city of Madrid, have a continental Mediterranean climate. Summers can be hot, especially in July and August.

 

A Mediterranean climate reaches from the Andalusian plain on the southern and eastern coasts all the way to the Pyrenees Mountains, and also on the seaward side of mountain ranges that are near the coast, including cities like Barcelona. In summer, temperatures are around 30 °C. Winters are mild but wetter with daytime temperatures generally around 15 °C.

 

Finally there is an oceanic climate in Galicia and also along the coast near the Bay of Biscay until Basque Country. Sometimes this area is called Green Spain or Costa Verde. Unlike other parts of Spain, rain is really common in this area, and temperatures are lower, resulting in snowfall in the winter, especially more inland in the mountains. Along the coast it rarely gets really cold though, but summers rarely get very hot.