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Tell me, please, who knows where it is better to rent a house in Spain for the month of July. Never been to Spain! We want near the sea, we have a girl 11 years old.
Tell me, please, who knows where it is better to rent a house in Spain for the month of July. Never been to Spain! We want near the sea, we have a girl 11 years old.
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Good afternoon! In which part of Spain would you most like to relax? You can rent an apartment anywhere. Spain to the south, for example, Andalusia, then in July it is hot there, last year it was abnormally hot (up to + 47), the year before last in the same month + 30, the sea on the Costa del Sol is cold, the Costa de la Luz is on the ocean coast, but the ocean is also cold, though in Cadiz in July you can swim, more or less the water warms up there. If you are with a child, if I were you, I would consider Mallorca, an ideal place for children - the resorts of Alcudia, Paguera and many others, Costa Dorada (Salou, Cambrils, La Pineda) and Costa Brava, where the sea is warmer than in the southern part, not far from Barcelona, with children it’s the most (zoo, oceanarium), not so far from Port Aventura. And choose an apartment or a house on booking or on the website www.airbnb.com everything is indicated there, remoteness from the sea, reviews for each object.
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answered 8 years ago
In July, it is already quite hot on the entire Spanish coast. But at the same time, the water is not very warm, and closer to France and closer to Gibraltar, the water is unlikely to be above 23, the warmest sea is usually in the Valencia region and the island. Ibiza, there is always 1-2 degrees higher.
And then it all depends on preferences and budget.
Personally, I like everything in the Barcelona area and especially in the Costa Bravo. The presence of mountains and coniferous forests makes the heat milder, it is easier to breathe. Yes, and at a cost it is quite an inexpensive Spanish resort. Given the proximity to Barcelona and the border with France, the excursion program is greatly expanded.
Everything is more glamorous and expensive in the Valencia area, especially in Benedorm. It’s less comfortable and interesting for me there, this is no longer low-rise Spain, these are already high-rise hotels. Although there are also enough places with cozy villas. In this area, it is quite possible to consider a piece of 100-150 km in each direction from Valencia. The beaches are very good, there are fewer tourists than in the Barcelona area and the Costa Brava and the Costa Darado.
And then it all depends on preferences and budget.
Personally, I like everything in the Barcelona area and especially in the Costa Bravo. The presence of mountains and coniferous forests makes the heat milder, it is easier to breathe. Yes, and at a cost it is quite an inexpensive Spanish resort. Given the proximity to Barcelona and the border with France, the excursion program is greatly expanded.
Everything is more glamorous and expensive in the Valencia area, especially in Benedorm. It’s less comfortable and interesting for me there, this is no longer low-rise Spain, these are already high-rise hotels. Although there are also enough places with cozy villas. In this area, it is quite possible to consider a piece of 100-150 km in each direction from Valencia. The beaches are very good, there are fewer tourists than in the Barcelona area and the Costa Brava and the Costa Darado.
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answered 8 years ago
Everything directly depends on what you put into understanding – is it better?????
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answered 8 years ago
It is better for us when the climate is good, I mean not very hot, on the coast, and of course, as an option, if you rent a car to travel around the sights .....
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answered 8 years ago
Everyone said correctly, in mainland Spain it’s hot everywhere in July, but the hottest thing is in the south in Andalusia, it’s better to consider Catalonia (Costa Dorada, Costa Brava), of course, where the sea is a little warmer and the excursion is more interesting for you and for your girl, and breathe easier. Are you considering Spain as an island? The Canary Islands have a very mild climate in summer, but the ocean is cold, the water park, Loro is the best for children, you can also take a car and ride around the island.
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answered 8 years ago
Take a car and drive, it's there everywhere without problems. What to see in Spain you will find in any part of the country. But with your wishes, I would stop at Catalonia. Basically any place east of Barcelona. A rather universal place is the town of Lloret de Mar and its environs. There are entertainment and developed infrastructure.
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answered 8 years ago
Llloret de Mar is a good option. Near Girona, Figueras, Barcelona.
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answered 8 years ago
And I'd rather be in Tossa de Mar, everything is also nearby. Lloret de Mar is painfully overcrowded with tourists, quite a party city, I loved to go there when I was younger (nightclubs, foam parties))))
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answered 8 years ago
Tosa is definitely a good option, but it is a quiet town and also a dead end in terms of the road. It’s good to go there for those who don’t need fuss, but who need calmness, regularity and clean air.
But the author’s daughter is 11 years old, this is an active age, it seems to me that she will be bored in Tosa
But the author’s daughter is 11 years old, this is an active age, it seems to me that she will be bored in Tosa
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answered 8 years ago
Hello, we work in Spain on the Costa Brava - we rent apartments and houses for summer rent.
I think that we can find something optimal for you to relax.
I think that we can find something optimal for you to relax.
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answered 8 years ago
Both cities are a little closer to Barcelona than Loret and Tosa.
The railway passes through these towns, you can relatively inexpensively get to Barcelona directly, without buses. Blanes is the final station .. Blanes itself is a very developed town, but as far as I know, by local standards it is considered almost industrial. Although on the beach promenade you can’t tell.
But the terrain and views of the surroundings in these places are not as beautiful as in Loret and even more so in Tosa
The railway passes through these towns, you can relatively inexpensively get to Barcelona directly, without buses. Blanes is the final station .. Blanes itself is a very developed town, but as far as I know, by local standards it is considered almost industrial. Although on the beach promenade you can’t tell.
But the terrain and views of the surroundings in these places are not as beautiful as in Loret and even more so in Tosa
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answered 8 years ago
Blanes is divided into 2 parts: the old part and the part built up with hotels, modern buildings. A very calm town, located along the promenade, at the end of which is the port.
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answered 8 years ago
Blanes is not considered an industrial city, on the contrary, it even has 2 botanical gardens and a very long beach of 4.5 km. Convenient for beach holidays and excursions. Has a direct train to Barcelona.
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answered 8 years ago
Thank you very much for your help, we already know for sure that it will be the Costa Brava! Perhaps the option of Llloret de Mar .... If possible, advise hotels or apartments.
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answered 8 years ago
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