When one enters Cantabria, the first thing that surprises him is its landscape. Unique and endless landscapes, with colours ranging from an endless variety of greens, the rich blues of the sea and it´s skies, the changing tones of the woods, the white limestone’s, the red ferruginous clays... While in other regions the landscape can be static, in Cantabria its climate and its winds change the clouds, the light and the sea constantly, offering the experienced traveller countless contrasts in a few hours or days.

The British community in Sant Pere de Ribes is remarkable. It is very well-integrated into the society there. The area is so appealing to the British community because of the quality of life offered in combination with the lovely environment that blends a country feel with the Mediterranean seaside, offering plenty of local cuisine as well.

There is nothing quite the same in this world as Gran Canaria weather! Gran Canaria has the ultimate climate, with the temperature staying pretty much the same throughout the year.  You can be rest assured that a plan to visit the Playa del inglés, also known as Englishman's  beach, can be made in the middle of September or March, without worry that the weather will change! Playa del inglés is a popular tourist choice for those wishing to have the ultimate beach and spa treatment. After days spent working and working, it is the ultimate way to release and renew energy.

Alicante is one of the fastest growing provinces in Spain. Alicante city, is already considered to be one of the largest metropolitan areas in the Comunidad Valenciana. Frequent and affordable flights from London make it an easily accessible tourist attraction. Alicante has a unique combination of a modern metropolis, seaside and laidback countryside.

Spain has large plateaus and mountain ranges that stretch across the entire country, as well as regional features: fertile river valleys, arid plains, rolling hills, rocky coastlines and sandy beaches. The climate in the interior is continental, while temperate ocean air dominates in the north and Mediterranean winds warm the Costas