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Yes, Spain is one of the largest markets for all-inclusive holidays in Europe. This type of holiday is especially popular on the Costa del Sol, Costa Blanca, Costa Dorada, in Mallorca, Ibiza, Menorca, and the Canary Islands. In these regions, large resorts located right on the seashore offer full-board packages that include drinks. Since hotels in city centres rarely offer such packages, the selection is mainly found along the coast and on the islands.
Spain is ideal for all-inclusive holidays. This is because the resorts were designed from the very beginning with the all-inclusive concept in mind. Flight times from the UK are short, the beaches are spacious and sandy, and in the resort areas, swimming pools, restaurants, and shops are within walking distance. Since the cost of meals and accommodation is included in a fixed price, it’s easy to calculate the total cost for a week, which is especially convenient when travelling with children or in a group.
It depends on who you're travelling with. Families tend to choose the Costa Dorada, the Costa Blanca, or Mallorca, where there are beaches with gentle slopes into the sea and water parks. Couples often choose Menorca, the quieter Canary Islands, or the southernmost part of the Costa del Sol. Thanks to their mild climate, even in winter, Tenerife, Gran Canaria, and Lanzarote are attractive year-round travel destinations.
In May, June, September, and early October, the sea is warm, the sun shines for long hours, and prices are lower than during the summer peak season. July and August are the hottest months and see the most tourists. With school holidays, accommodation prices along the mainland coasts and in the Balearic Islands rise. For those who want to enjoy the winter sun, head to the Canary Islands. From November through March, daytime temperatures remain comfortable.
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner form the basis of the Spanish all-inclusive package. They are usually served buffet-style, and unlimited local beer, wine, and non-alcoholic beverages are available throughout the day. At large resort complexes, in addition to snacks between meals, the standard package also includes access to the pool and certain daytime activities. There is usually an additional charge for brand-name drinks, à la carte dishes, spa treatments, and excursions.
The typical length of stay for all-inclusive tours in Spain is 7 nights, which is ideal for enjoying a relaxing holiday at a single resort. In the Canary Islands during the winter, taking flight time into account, it’s best to choose a stay lasting 10 to 14 nights. On the mainland coast, where the distance from the airport is short, short trips of 3 or 4 nights are best.