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Honeymoon trips to Spain

Palaces and courtyards, the sea and the vineyards, planned for the two of you.

By Ramin Jafari · Facts checked

At a glance

The bay of La Concha at dusk from a balustraded terrace high above it: the curve of lit beach and promenade, an island in the bay and the city's lights under the hills, two couples on benches at the rail
La Concha at dusk, San Sebastián
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  1. Where to go
  2. For the two of you
  3. Two honeymoons
  4. Where to stay
  5. Questions
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Where to go

Six places for two

  1. Andalusia

    The Plaza de España in Seville at dusk, its lamps lit and a tiled bridge reflected in the canal
    The Plaza de España

    Seville

  2. Catalonia

    Park Güell's serpentine bench of broken-tile mosaic in the foreground, a gatehouse with a patterned roof among trees below and Barcelona running down to the sea

    Barcelona and the Costa Brava

  3. Andalusia

    A courtyard garden with a stone fountain at its centre, tall cypresses and trees among low box hedges and white flowers, an arcaded gallery behind

    Granada

  4. The Balearic Islands

    A cove of clear turquoise water seen through pines, rocky shores and low hotels around a sandy beach at its head, wooded hills beyond

    Mallorca

  5. The Basque Country

    San Sebastián

  6. Spain's wine country

    Vineyards in autumn across rolling hills, rows of vines turned red, orange and yellow, a hill town on a ridge in the hazy distance

    La Rioja

For the two of you

What we arrange for two

Two honeymoons

Two honeymoons to start from

Where to stay

  • The Cap Rocat fortress at dusk, its terrace lit by torches and candles above the Bay of Palma

    Cala Blava

    Cap Rocat

    A 19th-century fortress in a coastal nature reserve on the Bay of Palma, with a spa 12 metres below ground and two restaurants.

  • Hotel Alfonso XIII at dusk, its tiled roofs and arcaded balconies lit above the palms of its garden, against a violet sky

    Santa Cruz

    Hotel Alfonso XIII

    Landmark grandeur: Seville's famous 1929 grand hotel, with a colonnaded courtyard restaurant and an outdoor pool.

  • A room in the Spa wing at Hotel Marqués de Riscal, its glass doors open to a terrace over vines and a ridge of mountains

    Elciego

    Hotel Marqués de Riscal

    Sixty rooms in and beside Frank Gehry's ribboned building, in the grounds of the Marqués de Riscal winery at Elciego.

  • The sandstone façade of Hotel María Cristina, with its domed corner turret, beside the Urumea

    Centro

    Hotel María Cristina

    A five-star house on the Urumea at the edge of the Parte Vieja, a short walk from La Concha, with two restaurants, a cocktail bar and river-view suites.

Questions

Questions we are asked

When is the best time for a honeymoon in Spain?
How long should a honeymoon in Spain last?
Can we include surprise touches during our honeymoon?
Is Spain a good choice for an LGBTQ+ honeymoon?

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