Family beach holidays in Spain Paul Hurst writes Can you suggest the best areas to visit in Spain for a beach holiday with two teenage children? Fred Mawer, Spain expert, replies The Costa de la Luz, just along from the Costa del Sol - towards Portugal - and much more Spanish, has fantastic beaches, and is great for kite-surfing, so possibly good for your teenagers. Conil makes a good family-friendly base. If you're more culturally minded, consider the Costa Brava, which has various fun Salvador Dali attractions, such as the museum in Figueres and the house in Cadaques, that are all very entertaining. There are also family-friendly resorts such as Calella del Palafrugell and Llafranc in this region. John Wilmott, Spain expert, replies Put Mojacar, in the far south-east of Spain, high up on your list. It's got enough action for teenagers without being over-the-top, the beaches go on for miles, and you can walk to the nearby hilltop village for views and good food. Annie Bennett, Spain expert, replies The northern end of the Costa Brava is lovely. Look at Llanca, Aiguablava, Palagrugell and Begur. There are wonderful beaches all along the north coat, and you could spend a couple of days in the Basque Country if you fancies a bit of city buzz too. I had a lovely week in Cabo de Gata (pictured below) in eastern Andalucia in 2012 - fabulous unspoilt beaches and great for diving.