Lloret de Mar, Gorliz, and Águilas top cheapest beach rentals in Spain

The average price of a week-long beach rental in Spain has risen to €1,353, a 6.5% increase over last year, according to Grupo Tecnitasa. Yet several coastal towns offer significantly lower rates, making them affordable alternatives for summer holidays.

Costa Brava: Lloret de Mar

Lloret de Mar stands out on the Costa Brava with weekly rentals from €800 for a 70 m² apartment, far below the regional average. The town offers extensive beaches, coves like Cala Boadella, and cultural sites such as the Santa Clotilde Gardens. Source: elconfidencial

Basque Country: Gorliz

In the Basque Country, Gorliz (Bizkaia) is the cheapest option at €655 per week for a 100 m² apartment. This contrasts with Hondarribia, where similar accommodation costs €1,885. Gorliz features a long urban beach, dunes, and a lighthouse viewpoint. Source: abces (first article)

Murcia: Águilas (Colonia)

Águilas in Murcia offers the lowest price among the three: a 90 m² apartment in the Colonia area rents for €600 per week. The same municipality also has the most expensive zone (Paseo de las Delicias at €1,320), highlighting sharp local price differences. Source: abces (second article)

All three articles cite Grupo Tecnitasa's 2025 Coastal Rental Report, confirming that while national prices climb, budget-conscious travelers can still find bargains in select locations.