Spain is a popular holiday destination for Britons but how much a one-week stay costs varies greatly across the country.
Research shows where you can get the most affordable holiday this summer.
The average price of a seven-day break in a three-star hotel was looked at in the most popular coastlines in Spain. It looked for those travelling in August 2024.
The cost of the hotel, a rental car, a litre of petrol, dinner for two, public transport and the price of a coffee were all considered in the research by price comparison platform Rastreator.
Cadiz was found to be the most expensive to visit
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Most expensive destinations
Cadiz (£1,451)
Barcelona (£1,422)
La Coruña (£1,351)
Most affordable destinations
Las Palmas in Gran Canaria (£722)
Murcia (£740)
Granada (£755)
Holidaymakers heading to Cadiz in the Andalucia region of Spain will need to fork out the most, with a total spend per person sitting at nearly £1,500.
On the other hand, travellers heading to Spain can save nearly 50 per cent if they pick one of the cheapest locations. Las Palmas in Gran Canaria is a beautiful place with both an active nightlife and places where holidaymakers can relax.
"Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is always a relaxing holiday destination, especially when you find yourself on Las Canteras beach," Spain.info said.
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Barcelona is one of the most expensive destination
| GETTY"It is the city’s main beach and its promenade is over three kilometres long. It’s practically obligatory to have a dip in these transparent waters and watch the fish swim around you. The sea is often so calm it feels like a swimming pool, making it a very safe place to swim."
While Las Palmas was the cheapest stay overall, the most affordable accommodation is found in Murcia (£303), narrowly beating Las Palmas (£309).
Santa Cruz de Tenerife and Girona also have some of the cheapest hotels at £377 and £639 respectively. Those visiting the Canary Islands will find the cheapest car higher of the Spanish coastal towns, at £100 for a week.
Holidays to Spain have become more expensive in recent years, with research showing the cost of booking a hotel is up 7.3 per cent on last year, sitting at around £165 per night.