Spain honeymoons all inclusive

Hey date twin! Have you thought about talking to a travel agent? I know sometimes they can get a bad rap, but we're using one for our honeymoon, and they coordinate so much for you and they're generally free because they get their commission from the airlines/hotels/resorts, etc. Perhaps try looking for someone who has specific knowledge of Spain/European honeymoons. Side note - I've never been to an all inclusive resort in Spain, but San Sebastian on the northern coast is BEAUTIFUL. Gorgeous beaches, amazing culture, and the best food I've ever had. Good luck!

Spain is lovely, and you really don't need to do a package to travel there. In fact, I would strongly recommend NOT staying in an all-inclusive. You'll be in a fascinating country with a rich history and amazing cities.....why stay in a cookie-cutter hotel with a beach that could be anywhere in the world? Get a hotel in Granada then spend a weekend in Mojacar or drive down the coast!

We are looking into non inclusive as well however I have never been on a vacation like that and am unsure if we could stay in budget with no meals included. Thanks for your input this far! Keep the comments coming! Does any one have a hotel or area to recommend?

Eating in Spain is actually not that expensive! Find some hotels with included breakfast, and they eat lunch really late..like basically dinner time late.

Most places have a "menu del Dia" menu of the day, and it's a 3 course special, usually including wine for a very reasonable price.

At least that's how it was in Barcelona and Madrid.

I live in Spain (Madrid) and I do agree with the other ladies that an all-inclusive isn't necessary over here, there's so much more to see and do outside of a resort. If you're looking for beachy and romantic, Formentera, an island about a 30 min ferry ride from Ibiza, has gorgeous beaches and amazing seafood.

That being said, there are a few nice all-inclusive resorts over here. Another American friend of mine is getting married to a Spaniard in May and they're honeymooning at one in the Canary Islands (part of Spain but off the Northern coast of Africa). There are also a few in Ibiza as well. Good luck with your search and feel free to ask me any other Spain questions!

ETA: I 100% agree with Emilyg, San Sebastian is gorgeous and the food is AMAZING, some of the best restaurants in the world are in that city. We're planning a trip back there for our first anniversary to go to Arzak!

If you have a travel counselor I suggest you talk to them, It will may actually cost you less to book it through a travel agent than doing it on your own. As they have access to the latest offers and promotions. Of course I am biased as I am one myself. I have some great all inclusive options in Spain and you can let me know if you like information.

Thanks

Dinora