Cheap Flights to Spain

Useful advice for travelling to Spain (ES)

Breathtaking flamenco rhythms, dream summer drink of sangria, life-celebrating fiestas, and the world’s best museums: all this and more make up a rich cocktail of impressions for Spain visitors. Adding up to the already colourful experience are idyllic village landscapes, unceasing background noises of mega cities, smooth sandy beaches, and fairytale-like architectural and art heritage objects. Cheap flights to Spain provide an opportunity to enjoy the beauty of the country either alone, with your significant other, or with a loud company of trusty friends.

Preparing for the trip

Lithuanian citizens that wish to visit Spain do not require a visa. Although there are no particular vaccination requirements for entering the country, adults should get re-vaccinated against tetanus and diphtheria if necessary. It is recommended to resist drinking tap water while in Spain.

Transportation and travel charges

The best ways to get better acquainted with Spain are to use planes, ferries, trains, or buses, as well as rental cars and bikes. Madrid and Barcelona will also offer metro services, which are a cheap and comfortable way to travel.

You can pay for your purchases using official local currency, euros. Living costs in Spain are quite similar to those in Lithuania. For example, you can have lunch in a cheap restaurant for 10 euro and buy a cappuccino for about 1.56 euro. In local shops, a 1.5 litre water bottle will cost you 57 euro cents; you can buy one kilogram of rice for about 0.95 euro, while one kilogram of chicken breast will cost you approximately 5.79. Public transport tickets cost about 1.50 euro, and a one kilometre long taxi ride will cost you about 1.06.

Additional information:

• Official language is Spanish. Locals also speak English and German, as well as French.
• Spain belongs to the UTC +1 time zone, which is switched to UTC +2 at summer.
• Direct distance from Vilnius to Spain’s capital Madrid is 1654 kilometres.

Best return gifts choices

Authentic souvenirs are a sure way to capture precious moments of your visit to Spain. You should look around for some high quality leather wallets or belts, wooden chests, gracious vases, and trays or dishware. Tablecloths, clothes and bed sheets made from natural materials will also make great return gifts. Children will like wooden dolls.

Spain, the second largest European country, should be on every traveller’s to-visit list. Wonderful resorts and islands, joyous and full of life locals, rich culture, and easy public transport access make holiday in Spain one that you will definitely want to re-live again.