Spain Travel Specialist

"Holy Week in Seville hits differently than anywhere else on earth. For seven nights, centuries-old brotherhoods carry towering floats of the Virgin through streets so narrow the candles brush the walls, thousands of voices falling silent except for a single saeta — a flamenco lament — sung from a balcony into the dark. Nothing prepares you for it.Spain operates at its own frequency, and after 35+ years of building Spanish journeys, Jenna knows exactly how to tune in. The itineraries run from the obvious to the essential: yes, the Sagrada Família in Barcelona — but also a late-night crawl through El Born, where a counter seat at a pintxos bar turns into a three-hour conversation with a local. Madrid's Prado deserves half a day; the Mercado de San Miguel and a glass of Rioja deserve the other half. In San Sebastián, the Old Town's bar-to-bar txikiteo ritual — small glasses of wine, plate after plate of pintxos — is less a meal than a way of life, and the best introduction to Basque culture that exists.Summer means Mallorca — the northwest coast around Deià specifically, where the Serra de Tramuntana mountains drop straight into the Mediterranean and a handful of fincas and boutique hotels sit above coves that require a boat or a long hike to reach. Worth every step. July also brings the Running of the Bulls in Pamplona — not for everyone, but for the right traveler, the week-long Feria de San Fermín surrounding it is one of the great festivals of the world.Whether the journey is a honeymoon in a clifftop villa on Mallorca's west coast, a culinary deep dive through San Sebastián and La Rioja's vineyards, or a family road trip connecting Madrid's museums to Seville's cathedral and Granada's Alhambra — every itinerary starts with a conversation about what matters most.Spain has quietly become one of the most requested destinations among American travelers — and the appeal spans every traveler type. Culinary adventurers from California and New York chase San Sebastián's pintxos bars and La Rioja's vineyards. History and architecture lovers from across the US work through Barcelona, Seville, and Granada. Honeymoon couples find Mallorca's northwest coast rivals anything in the Mediterranean. And festival travelers build entire trips around Semana Santa in Seville or San Fermín in Pamplona. Jenna has been building Spanish itineraries for US clients for over 35 years — long enough to know the difference between the Spain that exists on Instagram and the one worth booking.When you book with Jenna, Spain stops being a highlight reel and starts being the trip people talk about for the rest of their lives."