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Tarik by Atlantichotels
Praia da Rocha, Algarve200m from the city centre
- Flights included
- 9 Nov 2026 – 7 Nights
- Self Catering
€109pp
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Snow-capped mountains, Atlantic dune beaches, medieval hill towns and celebrated cities all sit inside one country.
The Canary Islands record more than 300 days of sunshine a year, and the Costa del Sol is the sunniest coastline on mainland Europe.
Direct flights from Irish airports reach the mainland coasts, the Balearics and the Canaries, so the journey stays short and simple.
Tapas in Seville, paella in Valencia and pintxos in the Basque Country show how much the food changes from region to region.
The Balearics suit beach and nightlife weeks while the Canaries offer volcanic scenery and mild weather through the winter.
Hotels, apartments and all-inclusive resorts along every coast keep a week in Spain affordable at any budget.
The best all-inclusive solo resorts are the busy ones, where the pool bar is social and single rooms are plentiful.
Playa de las Americas: The busiest strip in the south of its island, with year-round warmth and the deepest supply of three and four star all-inclusive hotels, so a solo traveller finds single rooms even in February. Our Spain Last Minute Holidays deals surface here most often, and a lone traveller with flexible dates benefits most.
Benidorm: Spain's largest concentration of high-rise hotels, two long beaches with Levante around 2 km long, and more all-inclusive hotels competing than anywhere on the mainland, which is why single rooms rarely carry a premium here. Our Cheap Spain Holidays deals for solo travellers start in this resort.
Magaluf: The lively strip in the south-west of its island, with a long beach, an all-inclusive hotel stock built for groups and one of the best-known water parks nearby. Solo travellers who want company at the pool bar find it easily here, and shoulder-month rates in May and October are among the island's lowest.
Torremolinos: Around 8 km from the airport, with the older hotel stock along the Bajondillo and Carihuela beaches keeping all-inclusive prices among the keenest on the southern coast. Our Spain All Inclusive Holidays deals here suit solo travellers who want meals and evenings sorted without thinking about the bill.
Salou: A resort built around families, with shallow sandy beaches and PortAventura World, one of Europe's largest theme parks, next door, around 100 km from the Catalan capital. Solo travellers get the benefit of family all-inclusive pricing outside the school holidays, when our Spain Family Holidays customers leave the town quiet.
Island all-inclusive weeks suit solo travellers who want a base with plenty to do, and prices drop sharply outside the school summer.
Tenerife: Mount Teide, Spain's highest peak at 3,715 m, sits inside a national park with a cable car to around 3,555 m, and the south stays warm all year. Tenerife holidays on an all-inclusive basis cost more than the mainland in summer, but from November to March the flight of around four hours buys guaranteed warmth.
Majorca: The largest Balearic island combines a walkable capital with a Gothic cathedral, a UNESCO-listed mountain range along the north-west coast and the vintage Soller train, running since 1912. Majorca holidays for solo travellers on all-inclusive price best in early June and late September.
Gran Canaria: The protected Maspalomas dunes, the 3 km Las Canteras city beach and volcanic villages such as Tejeda give a solo traveller a different day every day. Gran Canaria holidays with all-inclusive hotels price keenly in winter, and the bus network means a lone visitor never needs a hire car.
Lanzarote: Volcanic and low-rise by law, with Timanfaya National Park covering around 51 sq km of lava fields and the artist Cesar Manrique's landmarks across the island. Lanzarote holidays on an all-inclusive basis suit solo travellers who want walking and scenery; October to April is the value window.
Fuerteventura: Steady summer trade winds on Sotavento beach make it a leading European windsurfing and kitesurfing location, with international events held there. For a solo traveller who wants a sport and a school to join, it is often the best-priced Canary week in spring and autumn.
May, June, late September and October are the best-value months on the mainland and the Balearics, with warm weather and hotel rates below the summer peak. January to March is the cheapest window for the Canary Islands. Single supplements are also lowest in these shoulder months.