Your Spain. Your Way.
Where golden coastlines, Moorish arches, and timeless rhythms come alive.
Spain:
Where Rhythm & Flavor Fill the Streets
Spain isn’t just a destination — it’s a way of life. From Barcelona’s sunlit boulevards to Seville’s orange-scented courtyards, from the tapas bars of Madrid to the windswept cliffs of the Basque Country, every corner hums with history, flavor, and color. Here, mornings unfold to the sound of church bells, afternoons stretch into golden light, and evenings arrive with the laughter of long, lingering meals.
At Latitude & Leisure, we design Spain around your rhythm: hidden coves and vineyard terraces, Moorish palaces and modernist icons, private tastings, flamenco nights, and market mornings. It’s a journey of layers — history, soul, and sea — woven together with thoughtful pacing and effortless ease.
Plan Your Dream Spain Journey
Not sure where to start? Begin with the
Spain Bucket List — your curated guide to tapas-filled evenings, coastal escapes, and cultural treasures. From flamenco rhythms to sun-drenched plazas, it’s the perfect place to begin dreaming.
Regions That Shape the Journey
Every region in Spain holds its own story — these are the places that shape the journey.
Signature Ways to Explore — Expertly Crafted Journeys
There’s no single way to experience Spain — only the one that’s right for you. We pair iconic moments with insider access, thoughtful timing, and a touch of effortless luxury to make each region unforgettable.
Coastal Icons
Valencia · Costa Blanca

Mediterranean shores and island hideaways crafted for sun-drenched ease.
Urban to Vineyards
Barcelona · Madrid · La Rioja

From gallery hopping and Gaudí to Rioja vines and slow countryside lunches.
Cultural Crossroads
Andalusia · Seville · Granada

Moorish palaces, flamenco plazas, and ancient stories that linger long after you’ve left.
Wild & Remote
Basque Coast · Pyrenees

Rugged coasts, highland trails, and quiet villages far from the crowds.
Seasonal Feature: Spring Fiestas — March to June brings vibrant festivals, sunny skies, and long golden evenings. It’s the ideal time for tapas strolls, coastal escapes, and flamenco nights under the stars.
Best Time to Journey
Spain’s magic shifts with the seasons, making when you go just as meaningful as where you go.
Peak Season
May–September
Long sunny days, lively beaches, and late-night plazas. Perfect for coastal escapes and festival energy.
Shoulder Season
April & October
Mild weather, fewer crowds, and golden light over vineyards and city streets.
Winter Highlights
November–March
Ideal for Andalusia, Madrid, and cultural touring. Softer light and cozy cafés.
Festive Season
December
Christmas markets, nativity scenes, and sparkling plazas.
Travel Tip: Popular sites like the Alhambra and Sagrada Familia book out early — secure entry times and guides in advance for the best flow.
Insider Planning Tips
A little thoughtful planning goes a long way in Spain. With its layered cultures, late-night rhythms, and sun-soaked coastlines, the magic is in the pace — and in leaving room to savor.
- Pack for versatility — Lightweight layers for warm days and breezy nights, especially in spring and fall.
- Time your experiences — Mornings and evenings bring soft light and fewer crowds.
- Embrace flavor — Tapas, cava, and paella are just the beginning. Food is part of the journey.
- Move smartly — Trains and short flights make multi-region itineraries seamless.
- Mind the siesta — Midday hours slow down in many towns. Lean into the pace, not against it.
- Celebrate the seasons — Spring fairs, summer fiestas, fall harvests, and winter lights offer something special year-round.
Your Spain Journey, Answered
Your questions are where the journey begins. Here’s what travelers ask most — and how Latitude & Leisure turns answers into effortless escapes.
Can I travel Spain without speaking Spanish?
Yes — Spain is wonderfully welcoming to travelers. Most hotels, train stations, and tourism sites have English signage or staff. For more local experiences, we can arrange guides or hosts so language is never a barrier.
What’s the best time to visit Spain?
Spain shines year-round, but spring and fall offer the best mix of light, weather, and ease. Summer brings lively beaches and festivals; winter is perfect for Andalusia and city culture.
How many regions should I visit on my first trip?
Two to three regions offer the best balance of depth and flow. A classic route might be Barcelona → Andalusia → Madrid. For longer trips, add the Balearic Islands or Basque Country.
Do I need to rent a car in Spain?
No — trains and short flights make travel smooth. Private transfers or drivers can be added for more remote areas.
What should I pack for Spain?
Breathable fabrics, versatile outfits, comfortable walking shoes, and something light for cool evenings.
Can Spain be combined with another country?
Yes — Spain pairs beautifully with Portugal, France, or Italy. Connections are quick and seamless.
What’s something special Latitude & Leisure can arrange?
Private flamenco nights in Seville, cava tastings in Catalonia, vineyard picnics, island sails, or tapas tours led by local chefs.
If I’m traveling for a specific activity — like golfing, hiking, or surfing — where should I go?
Spain offers incredible variety for active travelers. The Costa del Sol is a premier golfing destination with year-round sunshine. For hiking, the Pyrenees and Camino de Santiago trails offer dramatic landscapes and cultural routes. Surfers flock to the Basque Coast, where powerful Atlantic waves meet rugged cliffs. And for sailing or paddleboarding, the Balearic Islands deliver crystal-clear Mediterranean waters.
What are Spain’s major festivals — and how might they affect my trip?
Spain’s festivals are full of energy, color, and tradition — and they can shape your travel experience in wonderful ways.
- Semana Santa (Holy Week) fills cities like Seville and Granada with processions, music, and celebrations that bring local culture vividly to life.
- La Feria de Abril (Seville) and Las Fallas (Valencia) fill the streets with lights, dancing, and fireworks.
- La Tomatina (Buñol) is a playful, world-famous tomato fight.
- San Sebastián and Pamplona festivals bring regional pride and vibrant crowds.
During festival periods, travelers should expect higher demand for hotels and transport, limited availability at major attractions, and a lively, immersive atmosphere. With thoughtful planning, these celebrations can become unforgettable highlights of your journey.






