esSuperliga (women)

The women's Superliga — sponsored as the Liga Iberdrola — on the Spanish Volleyball Federation website, with standings, news and the roll of champions.

Dos Hermanas near Seville — in 2025/26 the club won its first ever league title together with the Queen’s Cup; it originally played as CAV Esquimo and today as Fundación Cajasol Andalucía, at the Los Montecillos complex.

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria — Spanish champions in 2024/25, they won their first Super Cup in January 2026; the club belongs to the school of the same name and plays at the Miguel Solaesa hall.

San Cristóbal de La Laguna on Tenerife — founded in 1992 and Spanish champions in 2010 as Jamper Aguere; the club also played as Alvemaca and Excentric and competes today as Fedes Ascensores Ciudad de La Laguna.

Ciutadella on Menorca — formed in the summer of 1985 by merging school teams; it won the league twice (2010/11 and 2011/12) as Valeriano Allés Menorca and competes today as Avarca de Menorca.

Santa Cruz de Tenerife — founded on 30 September 1986, the club marked forty years in 2026 and returned to the top flight; it competes as Santa Cruz Cuesta Piedra.

Taco in San Cristóbal de La Laguna — founded in August 2011; Spanish champions in 2021/22 as Sanaya Libby’s La Laguna and CEV Challenge Cup finalists the same year, the club plays today as Tenerife Libby’s La Laguna.

Socuéllamos in the province of Ciudad Real — the club plays at the Gran Gaby hall and kept its top-flight place for 2026/27 by taking over the sporting rights of VB Sant Cugat.

Melilla — the women’s side of a club founded in 2002 that fields a team in both the men’s and the women’s top division; it competes as Melilla Ciudad del Deporte and plays at the Javier Imbroda hall.

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria — also known as CV Sayre Mayser Gran Canaria, the club competes as CV Sayre Centro Comercial La Ballena and runs a second team chasing promotion to the second division.

Lugo in Galicia — founded in 1983, the club plays at the 2,500-seat municipal hall and competes as Arenal Emevé, in earlier seasons as Emevé Élide.

Haro in La Rioja — Spanish champions in 2012/13 and twice Queen’s Cup winners (2012 and 2013), they compete today as OCISA Haro Rioja Vóley and play at the El Ferial hall.

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria — the "Jóvenes Aficionados al Voleibol" club, founded in August 1976; it won the league as CV CCO 7 Palmas (2020/21) and as CV Hidramar Gran Canaria (2022/23 and 2023/24), also played as Playa de Las Canteras and CV Gran Canaria Urbaser, and competes today as CV Emalsa Gran Canaria.