Reasons to Vacation in Spain

Posted by Jonathan Peters on November 28, 2009

While I can only travel on a limited basis due to time constraints, money, and other commitments, I love to do it as often as I possibly can. Seeing other parts of the world really lends some insight into the way we live here and the way others live around the world.

I’ve tried to make it a point to visit as many countries as I can during my life, and I plan on visiting many more. Still, there’s one place that I’ve visited that stands out in my mind more than any other.

I went to Spain for the second time just last year, and I’ll never forget this memorable trip. Spain stands out to me, above and beyond everywhere else I’ve ever been.

Nestled in the southern part of Europe below France, Spain is one of the more unique European countries. The scenery is beautiful, but the way they live is what I find most intriguing.

This is a coastal country on the South and the East, with the Mediterranean Sea taking up the Eastern part of the country. Cities like Valencia and Barcelona are beautiful ports, and there are some great beaches to go with them too.

The South of the country is a great resort district, with beaches, nightlife, and some great restaurants. Malaga and Marbella are two destinations worth visiting, as is Mijas, a picturesque coastal town in the South.

Out of all of the places I visited, Madrid held the most special place in my heart. This was a unique blend of a modern city and one with deep rooted traditions that typified everything you’ve ever learned about Spain.

The food was the most authentic that I had in Spain, and I sampled some delicious tapas, sangria, and more. There was some great sightseeing in Madrid as well.

Writing about this country makes me wish I was there right now. Hopefully in due time, I’ll be able to return. Until then, perhaps you could enjoy everything that I did by planning a trip yourself.

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