One of the many reasons foreigners decide to buy property in Spain is because of the country’s amazing weather. But over 300 days of sun aren’t just good for topping up your tan and spending long evenings eating outdoors. They also give you a great opportunity to do your part for the environment and save money on your electricity bills as you do so.

At Bueno, we’ve partnered with Energy Nordic to bring our customers green energy that’s well-priced and that can be invoiced in seven languages. In this article, we’re going to have an in-depth look into solar panels and solar energy in Spain, and the benefits and savings it could potentially bring to your home or company.

The Costa Blanca is known for its stunning scenery, idyllic towns, crystal clear waters and endless days of sun. This is our guide to the best beaches on the Costa Blanca for you to enjoy this summer. Grab your suncream and get ready to cool off in perfectly turquoise waters.

Deciding to buy property in Spain is a really exciting time. The country has so much to offer those wanting to invest, including great prices, wonderful healthcare, sunshine, culture and amazing food. But starting the process can be difficult, especially as it differs from other countries and, of course, language plays a role.

Property on the Costa Blanca is very varied and there’s something for all budgets – from cheaper townhouses to sprawling villas with swimming pools and views across the Mediterranean. But with 200km to choose from, where’s the best place to buy property on the Costa Blanca?

If you’ve recently bought property or are thinking about investing in Spain, you need to make sure you rent your property out legally. And in many regions of the country, it’s getting much more difficult. What documentation do you need to rent out your property to visitors? What are the benefits and risks of doing so? And can anybody do it?