Santiago de Compostela

Good taste has never been in short supply in Spain, but as the capital of the food-rich region of Galicia, Santiago de Compostela is well regarded has having some of the best in the world. As the ultimate foodie paradise, Santiago is the perfect place to settle down and un-wind off the beaten track while you sample some of Spain’s finest delicacies.

For centuries, the famous Camino de Santiago has attracted thousands of pilgrims every year who come to walk mile after mile, on a personal journey, to reach the foot of its magnificent Cathedral.

The historic old town of Santander, a few hours from here, is a must visit. Running parallel to the waterfront, the narrow streets are lined with endless shops and atmospheric tapas bars to relax in after exploring the beautiful city. The capital of Spain’s Cantabria region boasts white sandy beaches, luscious green landscapes, and grand architecture. A destination popular with the locals for its delicious seafood dishes, as a result of the city’s rich fishing history.