July-September are the peak season months that see millions of tourists pouring into Spain from all over the world. With the gorgeous weather, miles of incredible beaches, special events/carnivals that abound at this time, accommodation could be difficult to get, so it's best to plan in advance to avoid disappointment. April is another busy month, filled with fiestas.

Villa rentals are the most popular holiday option among today's discerning travelers. They allow you to share costs, travel with a group of family and friends and experience the authentic culture, traditions and life-style of the Spanish people. There are thousands of villa rentals scattered all over Spain and depending on the kind of holiday plans you have, you can pick the location that best suits your requirements. It's also important to keep in mind that if you're traveling with a diverse group, individual needs and preferences should also be met.

Some of the best-kept secrets in the tourism business are about stretching the value of every buck that you spend – it can give you almost undreamed-of savings and extras.

Early Bird: Ensure that you book well in advance, after doing the necessary research. This way you get to land some good deals. Unless you're very particular, try and take your vacation during the time just before or after the peak season. However, it's not unheard-of to land that dream deal on a last-moment click of the mouse too! Clubbing airfare and accommodation can be a good option too. Many such offers also provide airport transfers.

Budget: If you're game to do your own catering, cleaning and laundry, there are plenty of budget villas in Spain. Prices can be higher on villas that offer staff for these services and additionally, you'll have to dole out tips as well. Transport can be a large part of your cost, hence a self-drive option is also great as it also gives you flexibility and freedom. Most locals shop at the neighborhood markets. The large Spanish chains like Mercadona have their own brand of products which cost a fraction of the big international brands and are just as good. Fresh local produce, wines, cheeses and spices are the hallmarks of Spanish cuisine so ditch those processed and canned goods and indulge in a spate of healthy eating! Eating out can be expensive though you're sharing costs, especially in the big cities and night-spots. Pick smaller cafes, set-meal lunches, free tapas and salad bars, and fruit for dessert.

Why shell out big bucks on boarding and lodging? Keep your money for the really important things like souvenirs, gifts for those back home, a special spa or wellness package for yourself, a luxury meal and flamenco show or something that you've always wanted to do in Spain!

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