Spain, the second highest country in Europe, offers a diverse landscape from mountainous regions to sunny beaches, attracting millions with its vibrant culture and relatively low cost of living. Notable regions like Costa Blanca and Marbella feature stunning beaches, lively nightlife, and opportunities for outdoor adventures. The country is ideal for both vacations and settling down, boasting a variety of climates and activities year-round.

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With an average altitude of 650m, Spain is the second
highest country in Europe. Its landscape and climate vary
dramatically from the plush green surroundings of the North,
to the snow peaked mountains of The Sierra Nevada where
you can ski through to the month of May. Last but certainly
not least you have the endless stretches of golden sand and
uplifting sunshine of South East Spain.
Spain, with a dynamic character all of its own, has captured
the hearts of millions of foreigners for years and it´s easy to
imagine why: this vibrant country of fiestas, paella, sun-
drenched sand and rich cultural heritage, has a spell-
binding impact on all those who land on her shores!

2. Spain is a vast country with the best climate in the Europe. If you enjoy the outdoors
then Spain's sunny weather will definitely get you hooked.
You can enjoy the beach, mountains, dry plains, tropical climates, skiing, trekking,
long sandy beaches and hidden rocky coves. The country also takes pride of its
colourful fiesta and non stop fun outdoors.
Aside from the energetic lifestyle, the cost of living in Spain is relatively cheaper than
most countries in the Europe despite of the recession they had experienced. If you're
looking for an adventure or planning to settle down with your family, Spain is a country
you should consider.

5. “The Costa Blanca is home to
stunning beaches!”
The Costa Blanca´s rugged mountainousinterior, miles of glorious sandy
beaches and subtropical vegetation make it one of the most attractive
and popular regions of Spain for visitors. It´s reasonable price points
make it very popular among foreign and local buyers – especially in
Torrevieja where the second home market is showing strong signs of
upward movement again.
The long strip of the Costa Blanca is one of Europe’s most heavily
visited areas. The Costa Blanca refers to over 200 kilometres (120
miles) of beautiful Mediterranean coastline in the Alicante province on
the south-eastern coast of Spain. The Costa Blanca is the location of
some of Spain’s most stunning beaches, ranging from unspoilt white
sand beaches to small, rocky coves.

9. Marbella is a city and resort area on
southern Spain’s Costa del Sol. The Sierra
Blanca mountains are the backdrop to 27
km of sandy Mediterranean beaches,
villas, hotels and golf courses. West of
Marbella town, the "Golden Mile" of
prestigious nightclubs and coastal estates
leads to Puerto Banús marina, filled with
luxury yachts, and surrounded by
upmarket boutiques and bars.

13. The region of Murcia is nestled very conveniently between the Valencia and
Andalucía Regions of Spain, and provides more than 250km of beaches and
coastline to explore. This coastline comprises both the Mediterranean Sea
(with long, clean, warm-water beaches) and the Mar Menor (one of Europe's
top destinations for water sports). The inland region also provides a number
of fascinating cities to experience, an inexhaustible choice of activities,
beautiful mountain scenery, and fascinating natural environments. This is
truly a sensational place to enjoy the sun all the year through!