Ah, the joys of bureaucracy: how Linda got her working-holiday visa for Spain… Getting a work and travel visa can be easy or hard, depending on where you apply. The ‘joys’ of bureaucracy pay off when you can work and travel!
Train travel is an excellent way to get around Spain — you can save time, stress and maybe even money compared to travelling by plane, bus or car.
The Camino de Santiago is a famous pilgrimage walk finishing in Spain. In this podcast, we discuss planning for the Camino Frances & Via de la Plata (or any long walk).
La Tomatina, the world’s biggest tomato fight, is held just outside of Valencia, Spain each year. We tell you how to prepare and get the most out of this mad event.
We look at Easter celebrations from Malta, England, Italy, Spain and Guatemala. How did you celebrate Easter?
Bilbao is an excellent place to go for amateur or seasoned solo female travellers.
La Tomatina is an awesome experience, but if you want to get the most out of it you need to be prepared.
Despite Lanzarote’s undoubted popularity it still offers plenty to interest the independent traveller.
Bilbao is an attractive city set on the Nervión River. It’s the capital of the Biscay province and is the largest city in the Basque Country, an autonomous community in northern Spain.
Need a drink after a long day’s sight-seeing? Head to the pub, and grab a cold one. But you don’t want to drink the same old stuff you have back home. How do you know what to get? This guide will show you the way.