Winter sun holiday home in Spain

Just imagine ... It is sunny, twenty degrees Celsius and you settle down with your favourite book by the private pool of your luxury villa in Spain. Escaping to the winter sun by the sea in Spain entails relaxing, enjoying the nature and culture, and of course, the delicious Spanish cuisine. Who will you take with you?

Would you like to take your dog with you? Escaping to the winter sun in Spain isn't a problem: pets are allowed in most holiday homes. So you can head out with your four-legged friend for long walks through the beautiful Spanish landscape. 

Would you rather have a week of quality time with your partner or your family? Staying in a winter sun apartment in Spain is a good option: you can discover the shops, restaurants and attractions of Spanish cities such as Barcelona, Valencia or Malaga, whilst enjoying the beautiful coastal areas of these regions. That way, everyone gets to do something they like. 

Would you rather have a larger holiday home? A luxury villa with private pool just 15 minutes drive from a nearby large city? The possibilities are endless. And the beauty of it is: Spain has vibrant cities with a rich history and culture, a beautiful hinterland with incredible nature, and miles of sandy beaches where you can spend hours sunbathing or walking. Would you like to enjoy the Spanish sun as well? See which holiday homes and apartments are available and book now.

Spain is a country where each region and costa brings its own charm. Do you like the idea of spending the winter in Southern Spain? Andalusia, with the Costa del Sol, is one of the most beautiful Spanish regions where you are guaranteed to spend an authentic Spanish holiday. But the Costa Blanca (near Alicante and Benidorm) and the Costa Brava (near Barcelona) are also perfect winter destinations.

Spending the winter in Andalusia on the Spanish Costa del Sol is popular with good reason: the temperature is lovely here and the region boasts beautiful landscapes, historic cities and atmospheric coastal towns. Hikers, mountain bikers and beach lovers will enjoy themselves here. And city people get their money's worth too, with cities like Malaga, Granada, Seville and Cordoba nearby. 

Would you rather escape to the winter sun in Benidorm (with your dog)? It's also delightful to prolong your summer on the Costa Blanca, with cities like Benidorm and Alicante. Choose for peace and quiet, or activity whilst enjoying the winter sun on the Costa Blanca. 

And a holiday home in Ibiza or Mallorca is always a good idea too: the sun shines here about 300 days a year and during the daytime temperatures can reach up to 20 degrees Celsius in winter. Ideal weather for beach walks, picnics and afternoons on the terrace. 

It is even warmer on the Canary Islands: their location make these islands an ideal destination for bona fide beach lovers, enjoying a few more days on the beach in lovely weather.

Have you figured it out yet? Will you ditch the Netherlands for Spain for a few days or weeks in the winter? Escaping to the winter sun in Spain means sunshine, delightful temperatures between 17 and 23 degrees Celsius and longer days: in Spain the days are longer in wintertime than at home. In short: it's the perfect place to recharge your batteries.

With the late summer temperatures, longer days and 300 days of sunshine, Spain is a great place to be. Because of the nice weather you can undertake many activities outside: walking, cycling and visiting cities, to name but a few. This keeps you fit during the winter, both physically and mentally. 

But Spain also offers fantastic opportunities to relax! The Spanish cuisine is delicious, varied and affordable! The cost of food and drink is lower than in the Netherlands. And there is a good chance you will encounter many Spaniards whilst savouring your paella valenciana: Spaniards love life and often eat outdoors. 

In short: being active whilst escaping to the winter sun on the Costa Brava isn't such a crazy idea when you think about it. Recharge your batteries in the winter under the Spanish sun, and it'll be spring time before you know it. ¿Cuándo vamos?