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Some of the best days in Spain happen between two cities: a long lunch in a white village on the way to the coast, a train ride through La Mancha with a glass of cava, an evening in San Sebasti\u00e1n that started as a short detour. Sharing that kind of trip with the right person changes it completely. This guide is for clients who want a travel companion in Spain<\/strong> for a holiday, a weekend or a road trip, and it explains how travel dates with One Kind work in practice.<\/p>\n

What a travel companion in Spain really is<\/h2>\n

A travel escort in Spain<\/strong> is not simply a longer date. She shares your rhythm for a day, a weekend or a week: breakfast on the terrace, a museum in the afternoon, dinner in a restaurant you booked months ago and the quiet moments in between. The best travel dates feel like travelling with a girlfriend who happens to know how to pack light, read a wine list and enjoy a city she has never seen before.<\/p>\n

That is why we choose ladies for travel dates with care. A good travel companion is curious, relaxed when plans change, comfortable in a five star hotel as well as a beach bar, and good company in silence as much as in conversation. Many of our ladies speak three or more languages, which makes a difference when you are ordering in a small restaurant in Andalusia or chatting with the owner of a vineyard in Catalonia.<\/p>\n

If you are interested in what makes a lady a natural traveller in general, our luxury travel escort<\/a> profile explains the type. This article focuses on Spain itself: where to go, how long to plan for and how a travel date is organised.<\/p>\n

Four ideas for a holiday escort in Spain<\/h2>\n

Spain is large and varied, and the right route depends on the season and how much time you have. These four ideas have worked well for our clients and give you a starting point for your own plan.<\/p>\n

Andalusia: Seville, Granada and the Costa del Sol<\/h3>\n

Start in Seville, which is about two and a half hours from Madrid on the Renfe<\/a> AVE high speed train. Spend an evening in the old town, then drive east to Granada, roughly three hours by car, for the Alhambra<\/a> and dinner with a view of it. From Granada the coast is about an hour and a half away. Finish in Marbella or M\u00e1laga with a few days by the sea, and if you have time, make the one hour drive from Marbella up into the mountains to Ronda. Our city guides for Seville<\/a>, Granada<\/a>, M\u00e1laga<\/a> and Marbella<\/a> have hotel and restaurant ideas for each stop.<\/p>\n

A Costa Brava weekend from Barcelona<\/h3>\n

For a weekend escort in Spain<\/strong>, few places beat Catalonia. Meet in Barcelona on Friday evening, then take the high speed train to Girona, under forty minutes away, for a walk through the old town and the cathedral steps. Continue to the coves and fishing villages of the Costa Brava by car, and return through Barcelona on Sunday. If you prefer something closer, Sitges is about forty minutes south of Barcelona by train and has a lively seafront and excellent restaurants. Read more in our guides to Barcelona<\/a>, Girona<\/a> and Sitges<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Madrid with Toledo or Segovia<\/h3>\n

Madrid works beautifully for a city break with one or two short trips outside the capital. Toledo and Segovia are each around half an hour from Madrid by high speed train, so you can spend the day among medieval streets and be back in Madrid for a late dinner. Many of our business clients extend a work trip this way and turn a meeting in Madrid into a long weekend. See our Madrid city guide<\/a>.<\/p>\n

The Basque coast: San Sebasti\u00e1n and Bilbao<\/h3>\n

For clients who travel for food, the north is hard to beat. San Sebasti\u00e1n is one of the great food cities of Europe, with a bay that is beautiful in every season. Bilbao, with the Guggenheim, is roughly an hour to an hour and a half away by car. Two or three days here, with pintxos in the old town and one long tasting menu, make a memorable trip. Our guides to San Sebasti\u00e1n<\/a> and Bilbao<\/a> have more ideas.<\/p>\n

Ibiza, Mallorca and the Canary Islands are popular for longer holidays as well. Because a flight is involved, island dates follow the longer minimum booking times explained below.<\/p>\n

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