The Bardenas Reales has traditionally been a land of cattle, and they were a few very important spots for the transhumance of sheep. But in the 1950s of the last century were farmers and planted grains and rice.

These lands of Navarre are currently, since 1999, since the year 2000, and natural park reserve of the biosphere. Likewise, has two areas of special conservation for birds (spas).

On the contrary, there is an area reserved to a military camp with a polygon of shooting of aviation in the Bardenas.

The most outstanding corner of the Bardenas Reales, a true natural monument which is essential to see during your visit of the natural park is the Summit known as Castildetierra, incredible rock formation that has become the icon of the Park.

You will be surprised to know that the current owners of the Bardenas Reales include the Pyrenean Roncal and Salazar valleys.

Indeed this desolate territory of Navarre is not owned by a particular municipality, because in fact you will not find urban cores. The property has it the so-called Bardenas community, consisting of 22 municipalities and boards of valleys.

These are in particular the boards of these valleys of Roncal and Salazar, being the first to have rights of use of the Bardenas, in the year 882, in gratitude for the assistance provided to the King of Navarra Sancho García to fight against the Arabs of Roncal.

In the successive centuries, were granted rights of use of these Royal lands to other municipalities, as thanks for services rendered, to bring people to occupied Arab land, or in return for financial donations given to the Crown.

After Navarra was incorporate in the Kingdom of Castile, there was no change to 22 municipalities and valleys considered Bardenas Reales congozantes.

And, finally, after the war of succession in the 18th century, the congozantes purchased from King Philip V assignment in perpetuity of the Bardenas Reales.

One of the most curious and interesting landscapes you can see in Navarre, and also Spain, is undoubtedly the Bardenas Reales natural park.

Located in the Navarre, it’s a natural enclave of 42,000 hectares where you find suggestive landscapes and curious places that you can remember the most rugged landscapes in Arizona.

Facing your possible visit, then I give you interesting information and curiosities of the natural park of the Bardenas Reales in Navarre.

The main features of the Bardenas Reales are its clarkei landscapes shaped by clays and sandstones that for millions of years have suffered the effects of erosion that leads to now see weird Rocky plateaus or the characteristic hillocks formations.

But if you visit the Bardenas Reales in winter or spring, will surprise the green landscapes of the Plains, largely resulting from cereals and rice plantations.

Populated since the bronze age, the Bardenas Reales have this name because in their day these territories were owned by the Kings of Navarre. In fact, in the 9th and 10th centuries it became a boundary between the nascent Kingdom of Navarre and Arab area.

When you get to Formigal, find a roundabout where the deviation is to the Formigal people, the first of car parks, the sixes, or to follow the road to France and other car parks and ski areas.

Each Valley has its own parking, and, by order, you are sixes, Pyrenean mountain goats, Anayet and Portalet. In the first (sixth) and the last (Portalet), the parking find you along the road. In the other two, you have to deviate from the road.

Of the latter, you must know to upload to Pyrenean mountain goats, the second parking of the station, there to climb a mini port, and when this very snowy is dangerous, and sometimes they are closed because they are complicated curves. In addition, if this snowing, the car can skate. It is certainly the area more complicated to access the station of Formigal.

Instead, the other car parks that you divert from the road, that of Anayet, has good access, are very few curves and is within easy reach.

In total, there are 6,000 parking Hg places in Formigal. You should also know that there is a (Sky Bus) bus that connects all parts of the station of Formigal.

If you considering you skiing in Formigal, in the Aragonese Pyrenees, possibly already know that you it’s station with largest skiable area in Spain (excluding those of Andorra), with its 137 total kilometers of its 41 marked tracks and four routes of mountain.

Formigal is located in the Tena Valley, in the Centre of the Pyrenees of Aragon, and its slopes extends by four valleys. But how am I going to Formigal? in what area is better skiing? where can I Park? What kind of clues are there in each area?

Then you have a few tips on where to ski in Formigal, in Aragon, and where to park.

Where the place for skiing in Formigal?

The ski slopes of Formigal extends by four valleys, to which going forth coming from the small town of Formigal. All are connected each other by at least one blue track and a red, so anyone can move a Valley to another skiing.

In all areas of Formigal ski resort you find easy tracks and, in particular, the runway of the sixes River, the chairlift from two of Pyrenean mountain goats and the track of Anayet are wide and easy, highly recommended for beginners and children.

The first of the ski areas that you find is sixth, which is the closest to the people of Formigal, from where you can get through a train. Parking is next to the road.

As it goes up the road to the different areas, you’ll find with most abundant snow and in a better State.

If there is much snow in the Valley of sixth is wholly advisable the trail of the forest (red), which runs between trees and offers beautiful scenery. But that Yes, there should be much snow, and is also better to go early because they tend to close in the afternoon for lack of snow.

In that same area of sixes have track of three men, which is where competitions are held. It has a very important gap, and if you are the tracks very frozen, there is a wall which is very difficult to pass, even if you have an alternative deviation to avoid it, but we must be careful because not well signposted.

In the next Valley to the East of sixes have Pyrenean mountain goats, where is the area of the great leaps, and where it meets the snow park, the railings and other attractions for users of the snow. It is an area where along the slope down in parallel several red tracks which can be accessed with with rollovers.

In the Valley of Anayet, the track star is known as Anayet, one very wide blue, easy but with some interesting cuestecita. It is a track he likes everyone, regardless that skis well or poorly.

The last Valley you find is Portalet, already close to the border with France. It is the least familiar and where can practise ski retrack, where a snow plow machine climbs by dragging several skiers to a slope which only is accessed in this way.

Virgin snow, is the best area of Formigal station for skiers with better level, because the Virgin snow accumulates. But yes, it’s an area difficult, only for expert skiers.

Did you know there is a Roman Theatre in the Centre of the city of Malaga? You will be surprised to know that until relatively recently the own Malaga knew it.

Indeed, the Roman Theatre of Malaga was “discovered” in the year 1951, during realization of gardens next to the building of the House of culture.

After discovering the archaeological remains, began excavations and a gradual recovery of this monumental space that has lasted many years.

The Malaga Roman Theatre dates back to the 1st century AD and was used until the 3rd century. Theatrical space was covered by a large Roman warehouse and, later, Arabs used stones of the theatre for the construction of the Alcazaba. In fact, this fortification can be seen Roman capitals which originally were on stage.

The Roman Theatre see, in the central street of the Alcazabilla, forming a beautiful architectural ensemble with the Alcazaba of Malaga.

This large open space that we can see now, largely was occupied by the building of the aforementioned House of culture, or Palace of archives and library, which was finally demolished in 2005.

The stands of the Teatro Romano de Málaga are 31 metres radius and a height of 16 meters. It is stage was covered once by a barrel vault.

An interpretation centre of the theatre in a small cubical building located next to it is opened in 2010.

While the Roman theatre can see you perfectly from the same Alcazabilla Street, pùedes stroll along the enclosure reached by following the above interpretation centre.

Visit the Roman Theatre of Málaga hours are Tuesday through Saturday, from 10 to 21 hours (from November to March, from 9 to 19 hours); Sundays, from 10 to 14, 3 hours; and on Monday it is closed.

Passages narrow, cobblestone streets and old buildings give life to one of the oldest neighborhoods in Girona. We talk about the Jewish Call, one of the best preserved Jewish quarters in Spain.

Those with flights to Girona should not miss this part of the city, which is one of the great heritages of the people of Girona. Worthy setting for period films, the neighborhood grew up around the synagogue. The Jews gathered in the streets near Calle de la Força and that’s how this area grew to become a second city within the city. Girona Jews lived in the neighborhood for over 600 years until their expulsion in 1942.

The Jewish Call became the second Jewish community of Catalonia in order of importance and even today you can walk through the small streets, narrow and steep, to enjoy the houses with balconies full of flowers and plants. Can also be found everywhere discrete steps that lead who knows where. The Jewish Call personality is unique and that is how the neighborhood has been used as a natural stage to shoot scenes for the movie “Perfume, ” based on the novel by Patrick Suskind.

As in other times, the portal has consulted with their passengers about their destinations and that is how was born this list of the most popular beaches in Spain. If you go by he should think about booking flights to Mallorca because the ranking is led by the region and Alcudia, Mallorca. Apparently, there are the best Spanish beaches that offer all types of landscapes, from rock to beautiful beaches, perfect waves and fine sand. There are 18 beaches to choose from Alcudia and also has an attractive hotel and service so that it becomes a great alternative for the holidays.

In second place is the coast of Calvia, Mallorca also. Its 54 km. long, live it 36 beaches. That’s not all, the town has received the “Q” Quality Tourism for its harmony and environmental sustainability. Meanwhile, the third is for Playa del Ingles in Gran Canaria. A beach located between Punta Maspalomas and Playa de San Agustin and is visited by millions of people annually.

You want to know all the ranking? This is the complete list of the most popular beaches in Spain:

1. Alcudia, Mallorca
2. Calvia, Mallorca
3. Playa del Inglés, Gran Canaria
4. Corralejo, Fuerteventura
5. Sitges, Catalonia
6. Pájara, Fuerteventura
7. Puerto del Carmen, Lanzarote
8. Formentera, Balearic Islands
9. Maspalomas, Gran Canaria
10. Mogan, Gran Canaria

Nudist or naturist philosophy promotes keep in touch with nature without clothes. The nudity comes in British India in 1891 although it was in Germany in the early twentieth century, when it began the naturalist movement. There are beaches, lakes, reservoirs and other bathing places suitable for the practice of nudism.

In the early twentieth century, in various articles in Germany celebrates the human body and nudity aside the idea of ​​obscenity and sin of the practice of nudism. Nudist clubs sprouted up near large cities in Germany.

The arrival of Hitler ended with one swing of nudism. The nudity was banned in Germany and declared illegal. After World War II practice resurfaces and becomes international. In the United States Hippie movement adopts this philosophy as part of their own.

In the 80′s nudist movement is becoming more widespread, even evangelical religions nudist movement found support in the Bible. Most conservative states such as Greece, Italy and Spain were allowing the establishment of bathing beaches and nudist. In Spain, nudism was imposed so secretive on many beaches, lakes, reservoirs and other places around the country.

Today there are many places in Spain where you can practice nudism. There are secluded beaches and small, and all other services. Some beaches are accessed directly with the car making it easier to access. We tell beaches and bathing places in Spain.

Galicia
Lugo Beaches
Sandy Kaolin – O Vicedo
Portonovo Beach – Viveiro
Coves of the Germans – Burela – Cangas
Playas de A Coruña
Niñeiriños Beach – Pobra do Caramiñal – Xobre
Sandy O Vilar – Riveira
Balieiro Beach – Olveira – Corrubedo
Espineira Beach – Espiñeira – Serans
As Furnas Beach – Xuño – Caamaño
Rio Playa Sieira – Caamaño
Queiruga Beach – Queiruga
Arealonga Beach – Baroña
Playa Aguieira (Cedeira) – Porto do Son – Nebra
Testal Beach – Testal – Noia
Beach Lake Louro (Las Dunas) – Larin – Walls
Ancoradoiro Beach – Louro – Lariño – Walls
Lariño Beach – Lariño – Louro – Walls
Area Playa Blanca – Ponte do Porto – Camariñas
Playa Reira – Camariñas
Beach Clip – Boano
Morro Beach – Niñóns
Niñóns Beach – Niñóns
Playa Grande Grille – San Martin de Cambre
Reja Playa Chica – San Martin de Cambre
Playa San Miro – San Martin de Cambre
Playa Razo – Razo
Baldaio Beach – Imende – Razo
Barrano Beach – Caión – Barrano
Combouzas Beach – Barrano
Bastiagueriño beach – Santa Cruz
Canabal Beach – Mera
Playa El Cirro – Veigue – Sada
Arnela Beach – Camoedo – Font – Sada
Playa Insua – Boebre – Perbes
Small Calas – Ferrol
Lumebo Beach – Ferrol
Ponzos Beach – Cobas – Ferrol
Playa de Casal – Ferrol
Baleo beach – Valdoviño – Pantin
Beaches in Pontevedra
Sandy Fontaine – Vigo
Beach Saint Martin – St. Maarten – Cies Islands
Figueiras beach – Isla de Monteagudo – Cies Islands
Beach Wine – Donón – Nerga
Beach Bar – Donón – Nerga
Melide Beach – Donón
Sartaxens Beach – Menduiña
Tulla beach or Tuia – Beluso
Aguete Beach – Marin
Melide beach – Isla de Ons
Bascuas Beach – Portonovo – Sanxenxo
Pragueira Beach – Portonovo – Sanxenxo
Beach Launched – Carballal – Revolta
Abelleira Beach – San Vicente do Mar
Playa Canelas – San Vicente do Mar
To do Corvo Beach – San Vicente do Mar
Aguieira Beach – San Vicente do Mar – O Grove
Borreiros Beach – San Vicente do Mar – O Grove
Playa Castiñeira – O Grove – San Vicente
Calas Carreirón Natural Park – Isla de Arousa
Orense Attractions
Cerves River – Melon

Asturias
Playas de Asturias
Cala Mexota – Serantes – Tapia de Casariego
Playa Barayo (La Vega) – Vigo – Sabugo – Luarca
Playa Sabugo – Sabugo – Luarca
Playa Oleiros – Lamuño – Cudillero
Playa Campofrio – Las Dueñas – Cudillero
Playa L´Atalaya – S.Esteban de Pravia – Muros de Nalón
Playa Quebrantos – S. Juan de la Arena – Muros de Nalón
Playón Bayas (El Sablón) Sta. María del Mar
Playa Requexinos – Sta. María del Mar
Playa Xagó – Avilés
Playa Aguilera – Verdicio – Avilés
Playa Peñarrubia – Gijón
Playa Cagonera y Serín – Gijón
Playa Merón – Careñes – Tazones – Villaviciosa
Playa Vega – Vega – Berbes – Ribadesella
Cala Gulpiyuri – Naves – Llanes
Playa San Antolín – Niembro – Llanes
Playa Pestaña – Niembro – Llanes
Playa Torimbia – Niembro – Llanes
Playa San Martín – Poo de Llanes – Celorio – Llanes
Playa Portiellu – Llanes – Cué
Playa Ballota – Andrín – Llanes
Playas de Cantabria
Playa Valdearenas – Liencres
Playa Somocuevas – Liencres – Soto de la Marina
Playa Covachos – Soto de la Marina
Playa El Puntal – Somo
Playa Somo – Somo – Loredo
Playa Loredo – Loredo – Somo
Playa Langre I – Langre – Loredo
Playa Langre II – Langre – Loredo
Playa Antuerta – Ajo – Arnuero – Santoña
Playa La Arena (Los Nudistas) – Isla – Arnuero
Playa Tregandín – Noja
Playa Arenal de Sonabia – Oriñon – Islares – Castro-Urdiales
Playa Arenillas – Islares – Castro-Urdiales

Cantabria
Playa Valdearenas – Liencres
Playa Somocuevas – Liencres – Soto de la Marina
Playa Covachos – Soto de la Marina
Playa El Puntal – Somo
Playa Somo – Somo – Loredo
Playa Loredo – Loredo – Somo
Playa Langre I – Langre – Loredo
Playa Langre II – Langre – Loredo
Playa Antuerta – Ajo – Arnuero – Santoña
Playa La Arena (Los Nudistas) – Isla – Arnuero
Playa Tregandín – Noja
Playa Arenal de Sonabia – Oriñon – Islares – Castro-Urdiales
Playa Arenillas – Islares – Castro-Urdiales

Vizcaya
Playa Azkorri (Gorrondatxe) – Getxo
Playa La Salvaje (Barinatxe) Sopela
Playa Meñakoz – Sopela – Barrika
Playa Barrika – Barrika
Playa La Cantera – Barrika
Cala Lapatxa – Ea – Elantxobe
Playa Ogeia (Ogella) – Ispaster – Lekeito
Playas de Guipúzcoa
Playa Saturraran – Saturraran – Mutriku – Ondarroa
Playa Zarautz – Zarautz
Playa de La Zurriola – San Sebastián
Playa Isla de Santa Clara – San Sebastián

Álava
Campa de Arrangua – Pantano de Ullibarri – Arroiabe
Campa Lago de Arroiabe – Pantano de Ullibarri – Arroiabe

Navarra
Pantano de Alloz – Alloz – Lerate
Pantano de Yesa – Yesa

Lugares de Huesca
Rio Aigüeta de Barbarruéns – Seira – Valle de Benasque
Pantano de la Sotonera – Alcalá de Gurrea – Almudévar
Río Ara – L´Ainsa – Fiscal

Lugares de Zaragoza
Río Gállego – San Juan de Mozarrifar – Villanueva de Gállego

Lugares de Teruel
Río Ulldemó – Beceite

Lugares de Lérida
Pantano de Sant Ponc – Solsona

Barcelona
Playa El Moli

Sant Pol de Mar

Playa L´Home Mort – Sitges

Playa Els Balmins – Sitges – Vallcarca

Cala Morisca – Vallcarca

Playa Viladecans – Viladecans

Playa de La Ricarda – El Prat de Llobregat

Playa Sant Sebastià – Barcelona

Playa La Mar Bella – Barcelona

Playa de Ponent – El Masnou – Premià de Mar

Playa del Fortí o del Búnker – Mataró

Playa La Musclera – Caldes d´Estrac – Arenys de Mar

Playa La Murtra (El Moli) – Canet y Sant Pol del

Mar
Playa La Roca Grossa (La Cabra) – Calella
Playa La Vinyeta – Calella

Tarragona
Playa Els Trabucador – Sant Carles de la Rápita
Playa El Serrallo – Sant Jaume D´Enveja – Deltebre
Playa La Marquesa – Deltebre
Playa El Torn – L´Hospitalet de L´Infant
Cala D´Oques – L´Hospitalet de L´Infant
Playa La Savinosa – Tarragona
Cala Waikiki o Fonda – Tarragona
Cala Calabeig o Roca Plana – Tarragona

Gerona
Cala Boadella – Lloret del Mar
Cala D´en Carlos – Tossa de Mar
Playa Vallpresona – Canyet
Playa Senyor Ramon o Corrullada – Canyet
Playa El Castell – Palamós – La Fosca
Calas Roca Bona y del Crit – Palamós – La Fosca
Playa L´Illa Roja – Begur – Sa Riera – Pals
Playa Pals – Begur – Pals
Playa L´Estartit – L´Estartit
Playa Sant Pere Pescador o La Gola – Sant Pere Pescador
Playa Can Comes – Sant Pere Pescador
Cala Murtra – Roses – Canyelles
Cala Nans – Cadaqués
Playa Sa Conca – Cadaqués
Calas S´Alqueira Gran y Petita – Cadaqués
Calas Jugadora y Sa Pedrosa – Cadaqués
Cala Tavallera – El Port de la Selva
Cala Tamariua – El Port de la Selva
Playa del Borró – Port de LlanÇa – Colera
Cala del Pí – Portbou

Valencia
Playa de Vedat o D´Aigua Blanca – Oliva
Playa de L´Ahuir – Gandía
Playa El Dorado – El Brosquil – Tavernes
Playa El Dosser (Dosel) – Cullera – Torre del Cap
Playa San Lorenzo – Cullera – Mareny de San Lorenzo
Playa La Devesa – El Saler
Playa Pinedo – Valencia
Playa Corint (Malva-Rosa) – Sangunto – La Malva-Rosa

Castelló
Playa Platgetes de Bellver (Playetas) – Benicàssim
Playa La Torre de la Sal – Oropesa – Cabanes
Playa La Ribera de Cabanes – Torrenostra – Cabanes
Playa Capicorb – Torrenostra – Alcossebre
Playa Tres Playas – Alcalá de Chivert
Playa Les Fonts – Alcossebre – Las Fuentes
Cala Blanca – Alcossebre – Las Fuentes
Cala Mundina – Alcossebre – Las Fuentes
Playa Ribamar – Alcossebre – Las Fuentes
Cala Arsilaga (Cubanita) – Alcossebre – Las Fuentes
Playa El Russo – Peñíscola
Cala El Volante – Peñíscola
Playa L´Aljub – Peñíscola

Alicante
Playa Los Tusales – Guardamar del Segura

Playa El Rebollo – Guardamar del Segura – La Marina

Playa La Marina – Guardamar del Segura – La Marina

Playa Pinet – El Pinet – Santa Pola

Calas de la Isla de Tabarca – Alicante

Playa Arenales del Sol – Dunas de Carabassí – Arenales del Sol

Playa Saladar – Alicante

Playa La Albufereta – Alicante

Cala Judíos – Alicante

Cala Cantalars – Alicante

Calas del Cabo de las Huertas o Aliodre – Alicante

Playa Esparrelló o del Montbolí – Villajoyosa
Cala La Mallaeta – Villajoyosa
Cala Fonda – Villajoyosa – Benidorm
Playa Torre Conill – Villajoyosa – Benidorm
Calas Ti Ximo – Benidorm
Playa La Mina – Albir – Alfaz del Pí
Playa L´Olla – L´Olla – Altea
Playa La Solsida – L´Olla – Altea
Playa Mascarat – Altea
Cala La Barra – Altea
Cala Cap Blanc – Calpe
Cala Los Tiestos – Poble Nou de Benitachell
Playa Ambolo – La Granadella – Jávea
Cala Torre – Cabo de la Nao – Jávea
Playa Portichol (La Barraca) – Portichol – Jávea

Cala Cap Martí (Sardinera) – Javea

Murcia
Playa de los Ingleses – Calarreona – Aguilas

Playa La Higuera – Calarreona – Aguilas

Playa Matalentisco – Calarreona – Aguilas

Playa Puntas de Calnegre – Puntas de Calnegre

Playa Parazuelos – Puntas de Calnegre

Playa Las Minas – Puntas de Calnegre

Playa Percheles – Puntas de Calnegre

Playa Covaticas – Puntas de Calnegre – Bolnuevo

Playa Barranco Ancho – Puntas de Calnegre – Bolnuevo

Cala Desnuda – Bolnuevo

Playa Cala Leño – Bolnuevo

Playa La Grúa – Bolnuevo

Cala Amarilla – Bolnuevo

Playa Cueva de los Lobos – Bolnuevo

Playa El Rincón – Bolnuevo

Playa Bolnuevo – Bolnuevo

Playa El Portús – El Portús – Cartagena

Playa de la Morena (Losa) – El Portús – Cartagena

Cala de las Mulas – Portman – Los Belones

Playa Parreño – Los Belones – Cartagena

Playa Calblanque – Playa Larga – Cabo de Palos

Cala Reona – Cabo de Palos

Playa Ensenada del Esparto – La Manga del Mar Menor
Playa La Llana – San Pedro del Pinatar

Almería
Playa Entinas – Almerimar – El Ejido

Playa El Príncipe (El Sabinar) – El Ejido – San Agustín

Playa Cerrillos – San Agustín – Roquetas de Mar

Playa Ancón de Cabo de Gata – Cabo de Gata

Cala Carbón – Cabo de Gata – San José

Cala Media Luna – Cabo de Gata – San José

Playa El Monsul – Cabo de Gata – San José

Cala Barronal – Cabo de Gata – San José

Cala Chica – Cabo de Gata – San José

Cala Príncipe – Cabo de Gata – San José

Cala de los Amarillos – Cabo de Gata – San José

Playa Los Genoveses – San José

Cala La Polancra – Las Negras

Cala San Pedro – Las Negras

Cala del Plomo – Agua Amarga

Cala de Enmedio – Agua Amarga

Playa Agua Amarga – Agua Amarga

Playa Los Muertos – Carboneras

Playa El Algarrobico – Carboneras

Playa Granatillas – Agua de Medio – Sopalmo – Mojácar

Playa El Sombrerico – Agua de Medio – Mojácar

Playa Castillo de Macenas – Agua de Medio – Mojácar

Playa El Playazo – Vera

Playa La Carolina – San Juan de los Terreros

Granada
Playa Cantarrijan – Almuñécar
Playa El Muerto – El Cotobro – Almuñécar
Playa La Joya – Torrenueva – Motril

Málaga
Playa Arroyo Vaquero – Costa Natura – Estepona
Playa Artola – Cabo Pino – Marbella
Playa Benalnatura – Torrequebrada – Benalmádena Costa
Playa San Julián – Málaga
Playa Almayate – Bajamar – Torre del Mar
Cala del Pino – Maro – Nerja
Río Chillar – Nerja – Málaga

Cadiz
Playa Punta Candor – Rota
Playa de Valdelagrana – Levante (Los Toruños) – El Puerto de Santa María
Playa Campo Soto – San Fernando
Calas de Poniente – Conil de la Frontera
Cala del Aceite – Conil de la Frontera
Playa Castilnovo – Conil de la Frontera
Playa La Mangueta (El Palmar-Zahora) Zahora – Barbate
Playa Faro de Trafalgar (El Palmar-Zahora) Zahora – Los Caños
Playa Caños de Meca – Caños de Meca – Barbate
Playa Arroyo del Cañuelo – Zahara de los Atunes
Playa Bolonia – Tarifa
Playa Sotogrande – San Roque

Huelva
Playa Flecha de Nueva Umbría – Lepe
Playa La Mata Negra (Los Enebrales) – Punta Umbría
Playa de Rompeculos – Mazagón – Matalascañas
Playa del Asperillo (Cuesta de Maneli) – Matalascañas

Cáceres
Garganta de Cuartos – Losar de la Vera
Los Pilones (Garganta de los Infiernos) – Jerte – Cabezuela del Valle

Madrid
La Pedriza – Manzanares el Real
Pantano de San Juan – Pelayos de la Presa
Rio Lozoya (Hoya Encavera) – Lozoya

Ciudad Real
Lagunas de Ruidera – Ruidera – Manzanares

Toledo
Río Tiétar – La Iglesuela

Guadalajara
Pantano de Entrepeñas – Sacedón

Salamanca
Pantano de Santa Teresa – Pelayos

Ávila
Charca El Tudón de la Sala – Gavilanes – Casavieja
Río Arbillas – Poyales del Hoyo – Arenas de San Pedro

Zamora
Pantano de Ricobayo o del Esla – Muelas – Ricobayo
Lago de Sanabria – San Martín de Castañeda – Ribadelago
Lagunas de Villafáfila – Villafáfila – Villarín de Campos

Palencia
Embalse de Ruesga – Cervera de Pisuerga

León
Pantano del Porma o Vegamián – Boñar
Pantano de Matalavilla – Matalavilla (El Bierzo)
Río Torío – Vegacervera

Mallorca
Playa des Dic (del Dique del Oeste o d´es Grell) – Palma de Mallorca

Playa Es Trenc – Sa Ràpita – Colònia Sant Jordi

Cala S´Almunia – Santayí

Cala Bafri – Porto Colom

Cala Varques – Porto Cristo – Manacor

Cala Petita – Porto Cristo – Manacor

Caló d´en Rafalino – Porto Cristo – Manacor

Cala Moltó – Capdepera – Artà

Cala Sa Mesquida – Capdepera – Artá

Cala Torta – Artà

Cala Sa Canova – Son Serra de Marina – Sta. Margalida

Cala Son Real – Son Serra de Marina – Sta. Margalida

Playa Coll Baix – Alcúdia

Cala Es Canyaret – Llucalcari – Deià

Playa Caló des Monjo – Calvià

Cala Bella Dona – Calvià

Cala El Mago – Calvià

Menorca
Cala Mesquida – Sa Mesquida – Mahón
S´Illa d´en Colom – Mahón – Alaior
Playa Es Tamarells del Nord – Es Grau – Mahón
Playa Es Tamarells del Sud – Es Grau – Mahón
Playa Sa Torreta – Mahón
Playa En Tortuga – Mahón
Cala Presili – Mahón
Cala Roja – Ses Salines – Fornells – Es Mercadal
Playa Ferragut (Cavalleria) – Es Mercadal
Cala Mica – Es Mercadal
De Binimel-la a Cala Pregonda – Es Mercadal
Cala Calderer – Es Mercadal
Cala del Pilar – Ferreries
Playa Algairens – Citadella de Menorca
Cala Macarelleta – Sta. Galdana – Ferreries
Cala Fustam – Es Migjorn Gran
Cala Trebeluger – Sant Tomàs – Es Migjorn Gran
Playa Sant Adeonato – Sant Tomàs – Es Migjorn Gran
Playa Binigaus – Sant Tomàs – Alaior
Playa Son Bou – Sant Tomàs – Alaior
Cala Coves (Biniadris) – Urb. Cala en Porter – Alaior
Playa Punta Prima – Punta Prima – Alcalfar

Ibiza
Playa de ses Salines (Migjorn) – Sant Francesc de ses Salines
Playa Cavallet – Sant Francesc de ses Salines
Playa d´en Bossa – Sant Francesc de ses Salines
Cala Talamanca – Talamanca – Ibiza
Cala Olivera – Sta. Eulària des Riu
Playa Es Canar – Es Canar – Sta. Eulària des Riu
Playa Es Figueral – Es Figueral – Sant Carles de Peralta
Playa Aigues Blanques – Sant Carles – Sant Vicent de sa Cala
Cala Xarraca – Portinatx – Sant Joan Baptista
Cala Bassa – Port des Torrent – Sant Antoni de Portmany
Cala Tarida – Cala Tarida – Sant Joseph

Formentera
Playa Sa Torreta – Es Pujòls – Sa Savina
Playa S´Alga – Es Pujòls – Sa Savina
Playa Sa Senyora – Es Pujòls
Calas Bocs Grans y Petits – Es Pujòls
Playa Illetes – Es Pujòls – Sa Savina
Playa Pas den Adolf – Raco de ses Ampolles – Es Pujòls
Playa de Llevant – Es Pujòls
Cala Saona – Sant Francesc de Formentera
Playa els Arenals (Mal Pas) Sant Francesc de Formentera
Playa Migjorn – Sa Savina
Playa Es Caló (Ses Plagetes) – Es Caló – Mola
Playa Es Pujòls – Es Pujòls
Playa Sa Roqueta – Es Pujòls

Gran Canaria
Playa del Inglés – Maspalomas – San Agustín

Playa Maspalomas – Maspalomas – San Agustín

Playa Las Mujeres – Maspalomas – El Oasis

Playa Montaña de Arena – Maspalomas – El Oasis

Playa Las Meloneras – El Oasis – Arguineguín

Playa Las Carpinteras – El Oasis – Arguineguín

Playa Lomo Galeón – Arguineguín

Playa del Molinero – Arguineguín

Playa Tauro – Puerto Rico – Mogán

Playa Medio Almud – Arguineguín – Mogán

Playa Tiritaña – Mogán

Playa Taurito – Mogán

Playa Veneguera – Veneguera – Mogán

Playa Los Secos – Tasarte

Playa Ambar – Tasarte

Fuerteventura
Playa de Sotavento de Jandía – Morro del Jable
de Sotavento de Jandía – Morro del Jable

Playa Butihondo – Morro del Jable

Playa Las Coloradas – Morro del Jable

Playa Morro de Potala – Morro del Jable

Playa El Cofete – El Cofete – Morro del Jable

Playa Viejo Rey – Morro del Jable – Pájara

Playa Ajuy – Ajuy – Puerto de la Peña – Pájara

Playa Janubio – Puerto de Los Molinos – La Oliva

Playa Aljibe (La Cueva) – El Cotillo – La Oliva

Playa Castillo – La Oliva

Playa Marfolín – El Cotillo – Corralejo

Playa Islote – El Cotillo – Corralejo

Playa Río – El Cotillo – Corralejo

Playas Los Charcos – El Cotillo – Corralejo

Playa Charcón – Corralejo

Playa Beatriz – Corralejo

Playa Punta Blanca – Corralejo

Playas de Corralejo – Corralejo

Lanzarote
Playas de Lanzarote
Playa Guasimeta – Arrefice – Tías
Playa Matagorda – Arrefice – Tías
Playa Puerto Muelas – Playa Blanca
Playa Caleta del Congrio – Playa Blanca
Playa Las Mujeres – Playa Blanca
Playa Afre (Las Coloradas) – Playa Blanca
Playa Janubio – Yaiza
Playa Famara – Famara – Teguise

La Palma
Playa Monjas – Puerto Naos

La Gomera
Playa Guancha – San Sebastián de la Gomera
Playa del Cabrito – San Sebastián de la Gomera
Playa Roja – San Sebastián de la Gomera
Playa Guincho – San Sebastián de la Gomera
Playa Suarez – Laguna de Santiago
Playa Chinguarime – Laguna de Santiago
Playa del Medio – Laguna de Santiago
Playa Tapahuga – Laguna de Santiago
Playa Argaga – Valle Gran Rey
Playa Vueltas – Valle Gran Rey
Playa La Calera – Valle Gran Rey
Playa del Inglés – Valle Gran Rey

El Hierro

Playa del Verodal – La Dehesa – El Golfo

The key to enjoying the nightlife in Madrid is to start late and take it easy on the drinking or you will never be able to keep up with the locals. Tourists tend to want to try exotic drinks they have never seen, but it’s best to stick with one new alcoholic beverage a night, and alternate with with non-alcoholic drinks in between. Plenty of food doesn’t hurt either.

The nightlife in Madrid doesn’t start until after 11PM, so forget about starting to visit the bars at 8pm, no matter what you’re used to. If you are going on holiday to Madrid and want to see the real Spanish nightlife, sleep until 10PM, then eat and head out. It’s the only way to stay awake long enough to see the action.

Barcelona is also a great city in which to enjoy the Spanish nightlife. The city boasts a wide assortment of after-dark venues for tourists. As most tourists are in Barcelona during the summer months, the beach bars are quite popular. The action starts earlier than in Madrid, it’s perfectly acceptable to visit a bar at 8 or 9 pm,and leave at 2 or 3PM. The beach bars let patrons drink outside until about midnight, then you are ushered inside.

Either city in Spain is the perfect place for a summer holiday when you can let loose and stay out late drinking and dancing. If you’re on a holiday with the family, remember, the legal drinking age is 18 years old, and your teenagers will likely be served alcohol if they go out at night.