Spain's hidden gem holiday hotspots with no crowds or tourist trap prices

Cadiz is located down in southwestern Spain (Image: Getty) Millions of Britons will head to Spain in 2024 for a weekend break or maybe even a longer trip as the country remains the most popular destination in the UK. Given its popularity, Spain's major cities and in-demand coastal areas are often very crowded. But there are some places people can head to if they want to avoid the crowds and ensure they are not being fleeced by tourist-trap pricing.

Cadiz One such location is Cadiz, located in southwestern Spain. The city easily accessible with flights landing at nearby Jerez de la Frontera airport. function loadOvpScript(){let el=document.

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