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I like travel everywhere and I think Spain is a worthy visiting country in the world. I have been to there quite a few times on travel. I deem that once you're in Spain, you can't miss costal del sol and there you can enjoy a comfortable sunbath on the beach and barcelona where you can see the really beautiful sandy beach and you can have cooling dips in the sea. In summer you can also go to tenerife , it is the summer resort. I love them all and people there are mostly friendly and hospitable and you won't be worried about anything in your travel.
Hoping everyone have a good time in your trip!
Spanish beaches are nice, but then, so are those in the USA...plus, you don't have to get a passport or spend huge amounts of American Dollars to get a flight, hotel room, rent a car and purchase gasoline at over $5.00/gal. On the otherhand, seeing the interior of the country is a lot cheaper as far as the hotel costs go. The nice thing is that the summer sun in Spain is pretty constant---you can burn just as well inland as on the coastal beaches, unless you spend your summer on the north coast [Cantabria] or in Galicia. Madrid and all points south from July thru Sept., are for tourists with a deathwish [by heatstroke], as it is not uncommon for daily temperatures to soar over 110 degrees F. Even the evenings are HOT, as it takes forever for the buildings to cool down from the sun's daytime wrath.
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