There is so much to see and do, groups need to rent a SPAIN HOLIDAY HOMES instead of taking the usual package tours. With such an excellent transport system around the principal towns and even some villages, it does not have to cost a lot when using them so saving the need for a rental car, but it all depends on where the group is staying and the intentions for their holiday. The only reason why anybody would need a car is when visiting places or villages so off the beaten track or because the roads are too narrow for a bus to reach. Everything is almost on tap for the discerning holiday maker: historical locations with castles seemingly on every hilltop overlooking tiny villages, often with museums, churches and other monuments offering a taste of local Spain. Restaurants, bars and clubs so your evenings will be taken up with exquisite cuisine from all over the world, whether it is Asian, European or even Spanish - every culture found in Spain. Clubs often have three-course meals with fantastic shows that easily compare to the London Palladium.

Climbing, trekking, 4x4 safaris or just mountain walking are there for for some of the most extraordinary views, fantastic scenery awaits every turn along winding pathways created by different cultures that have long since passed that way. The mountains of Spain have some of the most colourful countryside that is distinctly different depending on where they are. With so many National Parks having so much information with guides available almost any time, giving the holidaymaker the chance to visit safely and also giving the opportunity to see everything that is possible, from the plants to the wildlife with many indigenous species.

There is sport even in the most inhospitable places, from rock climbing over treacherous mountain passes to kayaking along gorges. The Costas offer everything sportive from swimming to deep-sea diving, one could swim the Mediterranean Sea or deep dive for a closer look at old wrecks lying undisturbed for centuries. So many people head to the beach for the white hot sand and the cool blue water of the Mediterranean Sea, calling young and old alike with so many new and exciting sports to try. While the cities offer extraordinary night life, the warm summer nights where sitting out on terraces drinking wine with friends is the normal life of a holiday maker; in Spain it is what the locals do every day.

A Spanish holiday home is an ideal way to spend a holiday: all the comforts of home, local and international TV, a kitchen where if the desire occurs you can stay at home and cook rather than spending extra on a meal out, a barbeque by the pool with privacy ensured. There is bound to be a festival; along with national festivals each town has its own local customs. Religious festivals are often the ones where the locals will dress in costume and celebrate the day and night. Sometimes a festival can last days with many concerts often in the open air with national and international stars often attending.

Whether the choice is to spend time in one small area to discover all its little gems or trying to take in a whole region, there is very little chance that anyone will be able to see everything there is in Spain, even with a lifetime spent trying. With the current economic climate effecting prices, an ideal time may be now, to buy that holiday home. One day may become the retirement home, but for now will just be a refuge for family and friends, let out occasionally to strangers that are willing to pay the little extra for the privacy of SPAIN HOLIDAY HOMES.