Cities in Spain

On the *Costa de Almeria*, in the foothills of the *Sierra Cabrera* is Mojacar, a mountainside village that offers a blissful escape from the ...

Clinging to the mountainside above the Mediterranean, Frigiliana isn't just another pretty white village – it's Spain's most beautiful, where bougainvillea cascades over ancient walls and the scent of jasmine fills narrow passageways.

Sunseekers adore Guardamar del Segura. Just 40km south of Alicante, the town has around 320 days of glorious sunshine a year, and ample beaches to enjoy them on.

**Translated as ‘red cape’, Cabo Roig forms part of the Orihuela Costa, a stylish seaside urbanisation at the southern end of the Costa Blanca ...

La Duquesa is a chic port town on the Straights of Gibraltar, in Malaga, with views over the Mediterranean crossing to Africa.

Escape to the sunny hillside town of Ciudad Quesada on Spain’s Costa Blanca. Just minutes from blue-flag beaches and salt lakes, this friendly community blends Mediterranean charm with modern comfort. Discover golf courses, nature reserves, lively markets, and a warm expat scene. Whether you’re retiring, working remotely, or raising a family, Ciudad Quesada offers year-round sunshine and a relaxed lifestyle you’ll never want to leave.

Moraira is a small Spanish coastal town, grown from a fishing village, on the north of the Costa Blanca, 80 km north of Alicante and 100 km south ...

Picture a sun-kissed hillside dotted with palm trees, parakeets and pools, only ten minutes from the Mediterranean and wrapped around two championship golf courses – that’s Villamartin.

Just to the west of Malaga airport lies Fuengirola, the quintessential Costa del Sol resort. Once a sleepy fishing town it is now home to ...

Benidorm is located in Spain’s region of Valencia, within the province of Alicante. A famed beach resort since the 1950s, it’s also become a popular place for foreigners to move to.