Travel Guides

20 Places to See in 2020
Ryanair has tons of exciting holiday destinations to visit if you want to explore somewhere new in the New Year. Check out our list of 20 places to see in 2020.
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Things to do in Almeria
Boiling over with modern charm and spectacular natural beauty, Spain’s sunniest city is the ultimate getaway for a quick fix of vitamin sea. Here’s seven of the best things to do and see in Almeria.
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5 reasons to visit Parque de la Naturaleza de Cabarceno
A stone’s throw from Santander, get in touch with your wild side at one of northern Spain’s biggest attractions. Here’s five reasons to visit Parque de la Naturaleza de Cabarceno.
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8 things to do in Santander
A city packed full of surprises, Cantabria’s capital is a quaint fishing town with a difference. Here’s nine of the best things to see in Santander.
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The surfer's guide to Santander
Pioneers of Spanish surfing, the golden coastline of the Cantabria region is a hotspot for record-breaking swells and waves that’ll knock your socks clean off. Here's some of the area's best beaches.
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7 of the best restaurants in Santander
Santander sits on a hotbed of gastronomic excellence that’ll set your stomach rumbling the minute you step off the plane. Here’s our pick of the seven best restaurants in the city.
12 Incredible Places to See this Summer
We’ve tracked down 12 of Europe’s most unbelievably beautiful sights, so stunning they’ll make you want to book your summer holidays right now…
Choose Italy: 8 Reasons to Book A Summer Holiday in Puglia
Puglia (poo-lia) is the region in the heel of Italy’s boot, also called by its Latin name Apulia. There are so many reasons to explore this Mediterranean paradise; here are just eight.
Vigo Uncovered: 7 Things You Never Knew about Spain’s Cies Islands
With their tropical island vibes, crystal-clear waters and powder-soft ivory sands, it’s no surprise that the Romans called the Cíes Islands ‘The Islands of the Gods’.