My favourite Spain blogs

If like me you enjoy finding new bloggers to follow and great articles to read, then look no further. It can take a while to find websites that are informative and interesting but don’t worry, I have complied a list of all my favourite Spain blogs. 

In a World of Instagram perfect photos, click-bait articles and websites full of paid-for opinions (#ad) it’s not easy to find real people who write about real life experiences. Each of the blogs listed here are genuine. They are all based in Spain, have lots to share and are well worth following. 

You might be wondering why I would be recommending my competitors. After all they all blog about Spain, just like I do. But the way I see it, there are so many wonderful things going on in Spain and plenty for us all to write about and share. I like to support my fellow bloggers and I’m happy to recommend these guys because they offer great information, local advice and inspiration to visit Spain.  

My favourite Spain travel blogs. A list of the best blogs to follow recommended by Seeking the Spanish Sun - Spain travel blog www.seekingthespanishsun.com

8 of the best Spain blogs 

Piccavey

The Piccavey blog holds a wealth of a local knowledge. Helping you get tickets to the Alhambra, find secret tapas bars and learn about Spanish culture. Piccavey writer Molly has been living in Spain since 1998 and offers honest reviews and insight into local life.

www.piccavey.com

Spanish Sabores 

Focusing on Spanish foods and flavours, Spanish Sabores blog shares recipes you can try at home and gives insightful information about Spanish dishes. Lauren’s passion for food lead to her starting a food tour business in Madrid which has evolved into the successful Devour Tours.

www.spanishsabores.com

 My favourite Spain blogs

Travelling Around Spain 

Travelling around Spain blog offers articles to inspire you to visit lesser known places off the tourist trail and in more rural locations. Plus a few survival tips as the writer Kim is a Canadian expat who relocated to Madrid.

www.travelingaroundspain.com

Latitude 41

Full of no nonsense information, Latitude 41 blog covers what to see and do in Barcelona with a little insight into life as a family living there. Justine shares fun things to do with kids, great places to eat and how to adapt to Catalan culture.

Check out the article I guest wrote for Latitude 41 and their Beyond BCN section – What to eat in Madrid

www.latitudefortyone.com

Only Spain 

Only Spain blog shares a selection of unique boutique hotels you can stay in across Spain. The writer Rachel visits and reviews a range of wonderful accommodation and looks for the little details that help make a stay most memorable.

www.onlyspain.org 

 My favourite Spain blogs

Mallorca Reflections

Mallorca reflections blog offers travel information focused around the beautiful islands of Mallorca. Adrian recommends superb local hotel and dining options, the photos alone will have you dreaming of Mallorca.

www.mallorcareflections.com 

Spain Attractions

Covering all the major cities of Spain, Spain Attractions blog offers information on the essential things to see and do. Miruna the blog writer fell in love with Spain and has a passion for sharing all the countries best bits.

Check out the article I contributed to Spain Attractions – A beginners guide to Bilbao

www.spainattractions.es 

Get up, Get out, Get lost 

Get up, Get, out, Get lost blog shares awesome stories, insight and information about living in the Canary Islands. As well as useful tips and advice for teaching English in Spain as the writer Erica is a language assistant in Gran Canaria.

www.getupgetoutgetlost.com

This list of Spain blogs to read and follow, as well as mine 😉 will give you all the insight and information you’ll need for visiting Spain. Check them out and get inspired!

Do you know any great Spain bloggers? Tell me all about them in the comments box ↓↓

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How to save money when visiting Spain

Things I love about Spain vs Things I find annoying

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