Spain has long been a favourite amongst UK holidaymakers thanks to the wide variety of destinations and resorts available for a cheap holiday in the sun.
The island of Ibiza, lying east of mainland Spain, is famed for its hedonistic nightlife. For over 30 years it’s been a hotspot for holidaymakers looking for a party isle bathed in sunshine.
Ibiza’s clubs are known worldwide as some of the best places to party the summer away. Many people return year after year, particularly for the impressive opening and closing ceremonies during the main clubbing season.In Ibiza the night doesn’t start until well after midnight and continues long into the early morning.
If clubs aren’t your scene there’s still plenty of laid back bars and restaurants to relax in. The north of the island has a much more chilled-out atmosphere with plenty of unspoilt natural beauty to explore.
Magaluf on the Balearic island of Majorca is a haven for partygoers young and old. It offers a huge range of clubs and bars as well as fantastic beaches for lazy days in preparation for your evening’s entertainment (or sleeping off the night before).
Marbella in the Costa del Sol is known for its elegant style. Luxury and indulgence reign supreme so expect evenings of partying amongst glamorous wearers of designer dresses and plenty of champagne sipping!
Playa de las Americas on Tenerife’s south coast is awash with restaurants, bars, shops and discos. It’s a firm favourite with families looking for a busy resort with plenty to keep every member of the family entertained.
Away from the sophisticated and chic atmosphere of Marbella, if you’re looking for a home away from home then Benidorm could be the resort for you. Offering a bargain holiday resort with a cheap and cheerful vibe it could be classed as a real taste of Britain on the Spanish Costa coast.
Spain is a delightful mix of rustic beach resorts and heady party destinations, perfect for cheap sun holidays. Spend your days sipping sangria and sampling tapas in the sunshine before grabbing your castanets and partying the night away with traditional flamenco dancers and not-so-traditional disco dancers.
Bruce Giles writes for a digital marketing agency. This article has been commissioned by a client of said agency. This article is not designed to promote, but should be considered professional content.
