Spain luxury travel at its finest; remarkable architecture and distinctive regional dishes
Spain is one of Europe’s largest and most diverse countries. A place where history and architecture combine to form grand cities. And, where varied landscapes and spectacular coastlines shape strong tradition and distinctive culinary culture.
On your adventure in Spain you can feast on paella in Valencia and dine on tapas during warm summer evenings in Malaga. In Andalusia, where silver leaves glimmer across sun-baked hillsides, you’ll meet with local farmers to sample the finest olive oils, drizzled over warm mollete (traditional bread). We also recommend visits to the north, to devour fresh Atlantic seafood in one of San Sebastián’s Michelin-starred restaurants.
Spend time understanding Spain’s ancient wine culture, which is deeply intertwined with everyday social life. Wander vineyards in La Rioja, sipping on red wines that burst with cherry, plum and vanilla flavours. Experience exclusive wine tastings in Duero Valley at a luxurious, world-renowned winery as a wine educator explains state of the art technologies that work alongside traditional winemaking techniques.
Explore architecture and history in Spain’s cities with historians and academics as your guides. In Granada and Seville, learn about Moorish and Mudéjar styles, with the Alhambra and the Royal Alcázar among Spain’s most distinctive landmarks. And in Barcelona, during an exclusive after-hours tour of Gaudi’s La Pedrera you will be able to appreciate the organic forms, structural innovation and detailed craftsmanship inspired by nature.
The Mediterranean coast is where you’ll find Spain’s warmest waters and most sheltered bays. One of our favourite ways to experience the Mediterranean in Spain is during a sunrise sailing experience around Mallorca and Formentor, followed by an afternoon exploring Palma’s historic centre with your private guide. We recommend visiting in June or September, when the sea is usually at its calmest and the experience feels especially peaceful.
Contact our team of Spain specialists who are experienced in crafting personalised luxury travel to Spain. They will curate adventures that take in the unmissable landmarks while adding their first-hand insights and recommendations for lesser-known experiences.
Highlights
Learn how to cook Basque pintxos in San Sebastián’s private gastronomic society kitchen
Take a private yacht charter along Mallorca’s coastline watching the sunset with simple pa amb oli (bread with tomato and oil) and a crisp glass of Mallorca’s Moll wine
Hike the Bay of Biscay coastline in Asturias with your private guide, pausing for a gourmet picnic of local cheese and cider
Ascend the Sagrada Família’s towers outside busy hours for a quieter experience of Gaudí’s Barcelona masterpiece
Spain is full of something new to discover at every turn. I love how you can spend one day wrapped up in world-class art and bold architecture, then the next lingering over tapas and delicious Spanish dishes.

Meg Simpson
Travel Designer
Luxury accommodation in Spain
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Where to go in Spain

Andalusia
Andalusia possesses the most-varied terrain in all of Spain and boasts both a Mediterranean and an Atlantic coastline.
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Barcelona
Barcelona caters to every type of traveller, from honeymooners and beach lovers to art aficionados, foodies and culture hunters.
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Bilbao
Sophisticated, cosmopolitan, and vibrant, Bilbao is the modern face of the Basques.
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Catalonia and the Costa Brava
Along Catalonia’s rugged coast, the Costa Brava, secluded beaches are punctuated by fishing towns.
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Duero Valley Wine Region
With more than 300 wineries, there’s no chance of going thirsty. Each and every winemaker is immensely proud of their product and have their own secrets.
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Granada
Granada is as famous for its beautiful gardens and charming narrow streets as for its tavern-style nightlife and Flamenco-skilled gypsy artists.
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La Rioja Wine Region
Tucked away between the Basque Country, Navarre and Castilla y Leon, northern La Rioja may be small, but it’s full of spirit.
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Madrid
The Spanish capital is bursting with life and passion and through its well planned streets course Madrilenos, the city’s inhabitants.
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Malaga and the Costa del Sol
Malaga is best known for the Costa del Sol, a stretch of sandy coastline punctuated by Marbella and Puerto Banus Marina, as well as sleepier fishing villages.
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Mallorca
Beloved by Chopin, George Sand, Joan Miro, and other such luminaries, the largest of the Balearic Islands is nothing short of inspiring.
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San Sebastian
The sophisticated and shimmering city of San Sebastian in the north has quickly become the Spanish city of choice for those in the know.
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Santiago de Compostela
Santiago de Compostela is one of the country’s most culturally and historically significant cities.
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Seville
Seville has resurrected itself as the capital and largest city of Andalusia, full of Spanish grandeur.
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When to visit Spain
Summer in Spain runs from June to August and is very hot, especially in southern Spain and in cities like Madrid and Barcelona. Visiting just before or after summer, particularly in spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November), is preferable. At this time temperatures drop a little, making it more comfortable for sightseeing.
In the north, summer temperatures range from around 20°C to 26°C (68°F–79°F), which is great for beach time and mountain activities like hiking.

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June and September

Wine tasting
April–June and September–October

Calcot season
November–April
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