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It is often assumed that golf and family holidays are incompatible, or that while one or both of mum or dad swing their way around the course, the rest of the family are left behind or expected to fend for themselves back at the hotel, at the pool or on the beach. Not so at Paradores! Head to the fairytale-like Parador Jarandilla, in gorgeous Extremadura, and give your kids a taste of what golf is all about with beginners' classes in stunning surroundings.

With hundreds of kilometres of wonderful coastline, fishing enthusiasts headed to Spain can be tempted to stick to the sea. Big mistake! The Iberian Peninsula is home to some of the most fishing-friendly rivers and streams in Europe. If you're looking for a fantastic fresh water fishing experience, take the bait and let Paradores be your guide.

Carpe Diem along the Majestic Tagus

Sometimes one night in a luxury hotel just isn't enough. Good food, comfortable beds, amazing service and a spectacular setting, why would anyone want to leave after only one night? After all, there is so much to see in the area, one day just doesn't cut it.

Luxury hotel chain Paradores makes your weekend getaway easy with the promotional offer: The Two Night Special.

Luxury hotel chain Paradores understands and respects its vegetarian guests. The hotel staff is committed to offering delicious meatless meals for those who have made this dietary decision. The chefs take great pride in their work and use only the freshest local produce to highlight the best of each gastronomic region.

Spain, a favourite tourist destination for visitors from all over the world, is an ideal place to take family holidays. The paradores throughout the country are reformed castles, fortresses or palaces that have been turned into luxury hotels that offer activities for all ages to enjoy.

Spain is a country with a rich history and deep-seated traditions. A holiday in Spain is one that you would never forget, as every city has its own story to tell. There are plenty of towns preserved as World Heritage Sites for their historic and cultural significance.

In sunny Spain, both citizens and tourists love spending time outside. One of the main meeting places are the terraces available in the numerous bars and cafés that line the streets and plazas. Visitors from colder climates often comment on how much they enjoy relaxing in the fresh air while having a beer and socialising.

Parador Santiago de Compostela (facing Santiago's Cathedral)

It is early, the air is still crisp with a slight morning chill, and a breath of fog hangs over Lake Sanabria. Sitting in a boat on water as still as glass, you draw back and cast out. The line causes sudden ripples over the undisturbed surface. As the sun continues its slow ascent, there is a slight tug on the line. It grows stronger as you grab the rod and quickly reel in a trout, glistening with lake water.

Many happy couples choose to hold their wedding in luxury hotel chain Paradores, many of which are glamorous reformed castles, convents or palaces. All the wedding guests will be glad they went to your destination wedding once they see how marvellous the venue is.

There's no denying it. Spain is a nature-loving country. From the long stretches of bright sandy beaches, to the rough, rugged beauty of the wild mountains, this land is diverse and rich with wonder.

For all you history buffs out there, it is an undeniable fact that there is a certain excitement found in treading the same paths as famous people who have come before you. Whether it be royalty, a composer or a painter, knowing that their feet were in the same place as yours is a thrill.