No abla espagnolo, but it's not big deal.

A great road trip along the Spanish coast

A road trip that follows the Spanish coast and the Portuguese border is an exciting adventure that will allow you to discover the wonders of the Iberian Peninsula. The journey begins in France, where you will take the road to Spain.

Cathedral of Bourges

I recommend a stop at Bourges for its beautiful, truly majestic cathedral. The Central Massif is a spectacular mountainous region that offers stunning views of the surrounding landscapes. Passing through this region, you can discover picturesque towns like Aurillac and charming villages, as well as historic sites such as castles and medieval churches. Continuing the journey towards Spain, an obligatory stopover is obviously Carcassonne.

Aurillac, which we often talk about in the weather forecast...

Carcassonne and its famous citadel

Whether we like Gaudi or not, it is inextricably linked to Barcelona

Arriving in Spain, you will begin your journey along the coast, passing through Barcelona then Valencia, Alicante, picturesque coastal towns and villages such as Cartagena. You can enjoy the golden sandy beaches and crystal clear sea waters, as well as the local cuisine, famous for its fresh seafood and regional specialties.

Gaudi is not ONLY the Sagrada Familia and. des. Buildings are also gardens

The Valencian sun is not just a legend

Alicante or the perfect postcard

A city that explodes in your eyes : Granada

Ronda, I dreamed about it. since I was little, without knowing that this city really existed

Seville and its sweetness

Continuing your journey south, you can discover the historic cities of Granada, Ronda, Cádiz, Seville and Córdoba as well as the spectacular landscapes of the Sierra de Gredos and the Sierra de Guadarrama. Heading back along the Portuguese border, you can discover the historic cities of Toledo and Salamanca.

Cordoba is not just made of leather

The Sierra de Guadarrama, quite far from the dusty desert we imagine

the Sierra de Gredos, far removed from the idea we have of central Spain

Ponferrada, a truly impressive castle

All roads lead to Santiago de Compostela

On the way back, you will travel along the Atlantic coast, passing through towns and villages such as Ponferrada, Santiago de Compostela, Gijon, Bilbao and San Sebastián. You can enjoy the sandy beaches and crystal clear waters of the Atlantic Ocean, as well as the local cuisine, renowned for its fresh seafood and regional specialties.

Gijon, you wouldn't believe it, but it is one of the rainiest regions in Spain

Fortunately, Bilbao is not just the museum built by Frank Gehry

Everyone who has seen Saint Sebastian remembers it this way

Emblematic of Biarritz, but there are many others

Sobald Sie die Grenze überquert haben, Once you have crossed the border, a stop in Biarritz is essential. Before continuing towards Lège Cap Ferret, then Cognac. A short walk on the port of La Rochelle, before leaving the coast towards Angers. After enjoying the famous Angevin sweetness, return home.

Cognac is not just a drink

The civilized nature of Cap Ferret

A walk along the harbor in LA Rochelle is always nice (although it's less peaceful on the day of a rugby champion's cup win).

The famous Anjou sweetness

In conclusion, a road trip along the Spanish coast and the Portuguese border is an unforgettable experience that will allow you to discover the wonders of the Iberian Peninsula. You will enjoy the spectacular scenery, local cuisine and warm hospitality of the local people, while creating memories that will last a lifetime.

It's up to you to choose the most suitable mode of transportation for such a road trip.