Hockey Tours to Spain

School team hockey tours to Spain are an affordable option for visiting teams. Regional flight links from across the UK make this an easy choice for hockey teams on tour.

For all-round hockey team match level suitability, we would highly suggest a tour to Spain’s Basque County. With our European HQ hosted in this region, both Bilbao and San Sebastian are extremely popular choices. Perfect for the summer months to take a trip abroad and attend pre-season fixtures and practise training, relaxing on the sunny beach and embracing the Spanish culture. A further opportunity is available on request to extend the trip and step over the French border to Bayonne and Biarritz for a full Basque region benefit en route home.

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If the Basque County isn’t your thing then why not head to Barcelona, the city offers high level hockey fixtures in the nearby town of Terrassa and the opportunity to visit the incredible Nou Camp Stadium (home of FC Barcelona).

Other options include; Valencia, for an incredible array of sights, sounds and sporting theatres. Offering stunning beaches for that much-needed R&R and the chance for the group to experience one of the 12 Treasures of Spain (the City of Arts and Sciences,) Valencia is a great alternative option for touring hockey teams.

Feeling particularly adventurous? Team together Barcelona and Valencia for a truly spectacular week-long hockey experience. Spain has much to offer a touring hockey team so it is no wonder that this part of the world is an attractive touring destination for school hockey teams.

Where to stay in Spain?

We offer hockey tours in various locations: Barcelona, the Basque Country and Valencia. Here is flavour of our hand-picked accommodation that is audited to UK regulatory standards in San Sebastian and Barcelona.

For more information about where to stay in Valencia, hit the enquire button down below.

Barcelona Sports Hostel

The Barcelona Sports Hostel is located in the heart of Barcelona and just a 15-minute walk from Las Ramblas and is the perfect location to keep visiting hockey teams occupied during downtime. The Barcelona Sports Hostel specialises in hosting sports and study groups; there are on-site fitness facilities, a swimming pool and a pavilion, so sporting groups have ample opportunity to prepare for matches here. There are a variety of room sizes and these are provided on a boarding basis of your choice.

The Koisi

Located 5 minutes’ walk to the excellent Playa de La Concha, and adjacent to San Sebastian’s Antiguo district, the uber-modern and wonderfully friending Koisi awaits your group in October 2017. Rooms range from twin through to 8-bed, each complete with spacious luggage storage and en-suite facilities.

Meals are served in private areas subject to group sizes with outside catering handling our school group meal requests where menus are varied according to taste.

Facilities include; WiFi, laundry, a bar and café.

What to do in Spain?

There is plenty to do between hockey matches to make your hockey team’s trip to Spain a memorable experience.

Nou Camp Stadium Tour
City of Arts and Sciences
Barcelona Sightseeing
Daytrip to Perpignan
Port Aventura

When to visit Spain?

The Spanish hockey season runs in line with the UK and thus school holiday periods provide the perfect opportunity to get away from the UK and visit sunny Spain on a hockey tour.

Our Recommendations

When it comes to Spain it’s most certainly no stranger to most of us here at MSG Tours.

“There is something for everyone in sunny España, an impeccable combination of a beach and city break. One day lounging on the sand and playing volleyball at the beach and the next day you’re walking through the heart of the city surrounded by beautiful Catalan architecture. Spain’s rich cultural history, various restaurants, ports and daily events never fail to keep everyone entertained throughout the entirety of the trip…and the traditional street food is quite delicious too!”

– Mark, MSG Tours LTD