Now that we’ve gathered all of these incredible suggestions from our Yolo network, we can’t wait to road-trip across the countryside sleeping in historic Paradores (converted monasteries and castles), eat the best anchovies by the sea in Cantabria, drink tinto de verano by a splashing fountain in Cadiz, visit the Picasso Museum in Málaga, and have the whole wild beach to ourselves on Ibiza’s quiet side. So we both started asking our own questions, and then hitting up every one of our friends and their friends who know the country well. No judgment-I’m in the same boat, as is our deputy editor, Alex.
But this also means you’re not experiencing some other great places. My theory is that it’s because so many of us (myself included) end up traveling to places we love on repeat (bella Italia!) because you know it works and it’s worth it-and you feel like part of a community (what’s better than being recognized by a local in a foreign place?!).
But with Spain, something unexpected happened: you didn’t have so many (only around 50!). With Italy, we got over 300 of them France and Greece around 200. After doing our first Travel Planners last spring-Italy, France, Greece-we decided to kick off with Spain this year.
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