How hot is fuerteventura in may: Fuerteventura May Weather, Average Temperature (Spain)
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Daily high temperatures increase by 3°F, from 73°F to 76°F, rarely falling below 69°F or exceeding 80°F. Daily low temperatures increase by 3°F, from 62°F to 65°F, rarely falling below 59°F or exceeding 67°F. For reference, on August 19, the hottest day of the year, temperatures in Fuerteventura typically range from 71°F to 81°F, while on January 23, the coldest day of the year, they range from 59°F to 68°F. Average High and Low Temperature in May in FuerteventuraMay112233445566778899101011111212131314141515161617171818191920202121222223232424252526262727282829293030313160°F60°F65°F65°F70°F70°F75°F75°F80°F80°F85°F85°FAprJunMay 173°FMay 173°F62°F62°FMay 3176°FMay 3176°F65°F65°FMay 1174°FMay 1174°F63°F63°FMay 2175°FMay 2175°F64°F64°F The daily average high (red line) and low (blue line) temperature, with 25th to 75th and 10th to 90th percentile bands. The figure below shows you a compact characterization of the hourly average temperatures for the quarter of the year centered on May. The horizontal axis is the day, the vertical axis is the hour of the day, and the color is the average temperature for that hour and day.
Average Hourly Temperature in May in Fuerteventura
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The shaded overlays indicate night and civil twilight.
From bottom to top, the black lines are the previous solar midnight, sunrise, solar noon, sunset, and the next solar midnight. The day, twilights (civil, nautical, and astronomical), and night are indicated by the color bands from yellow to gray.
The black lines are lines of constant solar elevation (the angle of the sun above the horizon, in degrees). The background color fills indicate the azimuth (the compass bearing) of the sun. The lightly tinted areas at the boundaries of the cardinal compass points indicate the implied intermediate directions (northeast, southeast, southwest, and northwest).
The shaded overlays indicate night and civil twilight.| May 2022 | Illumination | Moonrise | Moonset | Moonrise | Meridian Passing | Distance | |||||
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| 1 | 0% | 7:37 AM | ENE | 9:19 PM | WNW | – | 2:26 PM | S | 247,698 mi | ||
| 2 | 3% | 8:12 AM | ENE | 10:16 PM | WNW | – | 3:12 PM | S | 249,398 mi | ||
| 3 | 7% | 8:51 AM | ENE | 11:13 PM | WNW | – | 4:00 PM | S | 250,740 mi | ||
| 4 | 13% | 9:34 AM | ENE | – | – | 4:50 PM | S | 251,591 mi | |||
| 5 | 20% | – | 12:07 AM | WNW | 10:22 AM | ENE | 5:40 PM | S | 251,825 mi | ||
| 6 | 29% | – | 12:59 AM | WNW | 11:13 AM | ENE | 6:31 PM | S | 251,337 mi | ||
| 7 | 38% | – | 1:46 AM | WNW | 12:08 PM | ENE | 7:20 PM | S | 250,065 mi | ||
| 8 | 48% | – | 2:29 AM | WNW | 1:04 PM | ENE | 8:08 PM | S | 248,006 mi | ||
| 9 | 50% | – | 3:07 AM | WNW | 2:02 PM | ENE | 8:55 PM | S | 245,223 mi | ||
| 10 | 68% | – | 3:43 AM | WNW | 2:59 PM | ENE | 9:39 PM | S | 241,853 mi | ||
| 11 | 78% | – | 4:15 AM | WNW | 3:57 PM | E | 10:24 PM | S | 238,104 mi | ||
| 12 | 86% | – | 4:47 AM | W | 4:56 PM | E | 11:09 PM | S | 234,250 mi | ||
| 13 | 93% | – | 5:19 AM | W | 5:58 PM | E | 11:56 PM | S | 230,609 mi | ||
| 14 | 96% | – | 5:52 AM | W | 7:02 PM | ESE | – | – | |||
| 15 | 98% | – | 6:29 AM | WSW | 8:10 PM | ESE | 12:46 AM | S | 227,511 mi | ||
| 16 | 100% | – | 7:12 AM | WSW | 9:21 PM | ESE | 1:41 AM | S | 225,255 mi | ||
| 17 | 99% | – | 8:01 AM | WSW | 10:34 PM | ESE | 2:41 AM | S | 224,053 mi | ||
| 18 | 95% | – | 8:58 AM | WSW | 11:43 PM | ESE | 3:46 AM | S | 223,994 mi | ||
| 19 | 87% | – | 10:02 AM | WSW | – | 4:53 AM | S | 225,023 mi | |||
| 20 | 78% | 12:45 AM | ESE | 11:11 AM | WSW | – | 5:58 AM | S | 226,954 mi | ||
| 21 | 67% | 1:39 AM | ESE | 12:19 PM | WSW | – | 6:59 AM | S | 229,528 mi | ||
| 22 | 50% | 2:24 AM | ESE | 1:25 PM | WSW | – | 7:55 AM | S | 232,465 mi | ||
| 23 | 44% | 3:03 AM | ESE | 2:28 PM | WSW | – | 8:45 AM | S | 235,523 mi | ||
| 24 | 33% | 3:36 AM | E | 3:27 PM | W | – | 9:31 AM | S | 238,516 mi | ||
| 25 | 24% | 4:08 AM | E | 4:25 PM | W | – | 10:15 AM | S | 241,319 mi | ||
| 26 | 15% | 4:37 AM | E | 5:21 PM | W | – | 10:57 AM | S | 243,861 mi | ||
| 27 | 9% | 5:07 AM | E | 6:16 PM | WNW | – | 11:40 AM | S | 246,111 mi | ||
| 28 | 4% | 5:39 AM | ENE | 7:12 PM | WNW | – | 12:23 PM | S | 248,054 mi | ||
| 29 | 1% | 6:12 AM | ENE | 8:09 PM | WNW | – | 1:08 PM | S | 249,680 mi | ||
| 30 | 0% | 6:49 AM | ENE | 9:05 PM | WNW | – | 1:55 PM | S | 250,967 mi | ||
| 31 | 1% | 7:31 AM | ENE | 10:01 PM | WNW | – | 2:44 PM | S | 251,876 mi | ||
We base the humidity comfort level on the dew point, as it determines whether perspiration will evaporate from the skin, thereby cooling the body.
Lower dew points feel drier and higher dew points feel more humid. Unlike temperature, which typically varies significantly between night and day, dew point tends to change more slowly, so while the temperature may drop at night, a muggy day is typically followed by a muggy night.
The chance that a given day will be muggy in Fuerteventura is increasing during May, rising from 2% to 8% over the course of the month.
For reference, on August 31, the muggiest day of the year, there are muggy conditions 71% of the time, while on January 13, the least muggy day of the year, there are muggy conditions 1% of the time.
Humidity Comfort Levels in May in Fuerteventura
Humidity Comfort Levels in May in FuerteventuraMay11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031310%0%10%10%20%20%30%30%40%40%50%50%60%60%70%70%80%80%90%90%100%100%AprJunMay 12%May 12%May 318%May 318%May 113%May 113%May 215%May 215%muggymuggyhumidhumidcomfortablecomfortabledrydry
dry
55°F
comfortable
60°F
humid
65°F
muggy
70°F
oppressive
75°F
miserable
The percentage of time spent at various humidity comfort levels, categorized by dew point.
This section discusses the wide-area hourly average wind vector (speed and direction) at 10 meters above the ground. The wind experienced at any given location is highly dependent on local topography and other factors, and instantaneous wind speed and direction vary more widely than hourly averages.
The average hourly wind speed in Fuerteventura is essentially constant during May, remaining within 0.3 miles per hour of 14.5 miles per hour throughout.
For reference, on July 17, the windiest day of the year, the daily average wind speed is 17.4 miles per hour, while on October 14, the calmest day of the year, the daily average wind speed is 11.8 miles per hour.
Average Wind Speed in May in Fuerteventura
Average Wind Speed in May in FuerteventuraMay11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031310 mph0 mph5 mph5 mph20 mph20 mph25 mph25 mph30 mph30 mphAprJunMay 114.
4 mphMay 114.4 mphMay 3114.7 mphMay 3114.7 mphMay 1614.3 mphMay 1614.3 mph
The average of mean hourly wind speeds (dark gray line), with 25th to 75th and 10th to 90th percentile bands.
The hourly average wind direction in Fuerteventura throughout May is predominantly from the north, with a peak proportion of 94% on May 31.
Wind Direction in May in Fuerteventura
Wind Direction in May in FuerteventuraMay11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031310%100%20%80%40%60%60%40%80%20%100%0%AprJunnorthwest
northeastsouthwest
The percentage of hours in which the mean wind direction is from each of the four cardinal wind directions, excluding hours in which the mean wind speed is less than 1.0 mph. The lightly tinted areas at the boundaries are the percentage of hours spent in the implied intermediate directions (northeast, southeast, southwest, and northwest).
Fuerteventura is located near a large body of water (e.g., ocean, sea, or large lake). This section reports on the wide-area average surface temperature of that water.
The average surface water temperature in Fuerteventura is gradually increasing during May, rising by 2°F, from 66°F to 68°F, over the course of the month.
Average Water Temperature in May in Fuerteventura
Average Water Temperature in May in FuerteventuraMay112233445566778899101011111212131314141515161617171818191920202121222223232424252526262727282829293030313163°F63°F64°F64°F65°F65°F66°F66°F67°F67°F68°F68°F69°F69°F70°F70°F71°F71°F72°F72°FAprJunMay 166°FMay 166°FMay 3168°FMay 3168°FMay 1167°FMay 1167°FMay 2167°FMay 2167°F
The daily average water temperature (purple line), with 25th to 75th and 10th to 90th percentile bands.
Definitions of the growing season vary throughout the world, but for the purposes of this report, we define it as the longest continuous period of non-freezing temperatures (≥ 32°F) in the year (the calendar year in the Northern Hemisphere, or from July 1 until June 30 in the Southern Hemisphere).
Temperatures in Fuerteventura are sufficiently warm year round that it is not entirely meaningful to discuss the growing season in these terms. We nevertheless include the chart below as an illustration of the distribution of temperatures experienced throughout the year.
Time Spent in Various Temperature Bands and the Growing Season in May in Fuerteventura
Time Spent in Various Temperature Bands and the Growing Season in May in FuerteventuraMay11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031310%100%10%90%20%80%30%70%40%60%50%50%60%40%70%30%80%20%90%10%100%0%AprJun100%May 16100%May 16coolcomfortablewarm
frigid
15°F
freezing
32°F
very cold
45°F
cold
55°F
cool
65°F
comfortable
75°F
warm
85°F
hot
95°F
sweltering
The percentage of time spent in various temperature bands.
The black line is the percentage chance that a given day is within the growing season.
Growing degree days are a measure of yearly heat accumulation used to predict plant and animal development, and defined as the integral of warmth above a base temperature, discarding any excess above a maximum temperature. In this report, we use a base of 50°F and a cap of 86°F.
The average accumulated growing degree days in Fuerteventura are rapidly increasing during May, increasing by 565°F, from 1,804°F to 2,369°F, over the course of the month.
Growing Degree Days in May in Fuerteventura
Growing Degree Days in May in FuerteventuraMay11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031311,700°F1,700°F1,800°F1,800°F1,900°F1,900°F2,000°F2,000°F2,100°F2,100°F2,200°F2,200°F2,300°F2,300°F2,400°F2,400°F2,500°F2,500°FAprJunMay 11,804°FMay 11,804°FMay 312,369°FMay 312,369°FMay 111,984°FMay 111,984°FMay 212,171°FMay 212,171°F
The average growing degree days accumulated over the course of May, with 25th to 75th and 10th to 90th percentile bands.
This section discusses the total daily incident shortwave solar energy reaching the surface of the ground over a wide area, taking full account of seasonal variations in the length of the day, the elevation of the Sun above the horizon, and absorption by clouds and other atmospheric constituents. Shortwave radiation includes visible light and ultraviolet radiation.
The average daily incident shortwave solar energy in Fuerteventura is gradually increasing during May, rising by 0.5 kWh, from 7.5 kWh to 8.0 kWh, over the course of the month.
Average Daily Incident Shortwave Solar Energy in May in Fuerteventura
Average Daily Incident Shortwave Solar Energy in May in FuerteventuraMay11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031310 kWh0 kWh2 kWh2 kWh3 kWh3 kWh4 kWh4 kWh5 kWh5 kWh5 kWh5 kWh6 kWh6 kWh7 kWh7 kWh8 kWh8 kWh9 kWh9 kWhAprJunMay 17.5 kWhMay 17.5 kWhMay 318.
0 kWhMay 318.0 kWhMay 167.7 kWhMay 167.7 kWh
The average daily shortwave solar energy reaching the ground per square meter (orange line), with 25th to 75th and 10th to 90th percentile bands.
For the purposes of this report, the geographical coordinates of Fuerteventura are 28.381 deg latitude, -14.031 deg longitude, and 0 ft elevation.
The topography within 2 miles of Fuerteventura is essentially flat, with a maximum elevation change of 0 feet and an average elevation above sea level of 0 feet. Within 10 miles is also essentially flat (0 feet). Within 50 miles is also essentially flat (0 feet).
The area within 2 miles of Fuerteventura is covered by shrubs (66%) and cropland (22%), within 10 miles by shrubs (75%), and within 50 miles by water (90%).
This report illustrates the typical weather in Fuerteventura, based on a statistical analysis of historical hourly weather reports and model reconstructions from January 1, 1980 to December 31, 2016.
The details of the data sources used for this report can be found on the Fuerteventura Airport page.
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Fuerteventura, Canary Islands – May Weather
What’s The Weather Like in Fuerteventura in May?
May is one of the best times of the year to visit Fuerteventura, Canary Islands, when the temperatures are warm and the resorts are quiet and not crowded because the throngs of tourists which visit during the summer haven’t yet descended upon the island.
How Hot Is Fuerteventura In May?
In May the average temperature for the island is 21°C, created by average highs of 24°C in the middle of the day and average lows of 17°C after dark.
Hottest and Coldest Mays In Fuerteventura
The hottest temperature ever recorded in Fuerteventura in May is 36.
7°C, which was registered in May 2012 at Fuerteventura Airport. The lowest was 11.6°C in May 1976.
Sandstorms In 2012
The record high temperatures of May 2012 were caused by an intense calima a severe sand and dust storm which blew over the Atlantic Ocean from the Sahara Desert. This calima lasted from 12 May to 17 May with average daily temperatures between 35°C and 37°C.
Does It Rain In Fuerteventura In May?
On average, Fuerteventura experiences much less rainfall than any of the other Canary Islands. This is because Fuerteventura is significantly flatter than the rest of the Canaries. The probability of precipitation is tiny at 1mm of rainfall which falls on a single day.
Average Sunshine Hours
Throughout May, Fuerteventura boasts an average of nine hours of sunshine every day.
Can You Swim In The Sea In Fuerteventura In May?
Thanks to Fuerteventura’s year-round warm climate, the average sea temperature for the waters around the island is a pleasant 19°C during May
Is It Windy In Fuerteventura in May?
The summer is much windier than the winter season in Fuerteventura but as April is still spring, wind speeds are still gentle, rarely rising to anything stronger.
Fuerteventura Hotels in May
Sunrise Costa Calma Palace
The Sunrise Costa Calma Palace is a four-star hotel located on the main beach at Costa Calma. Here accommodation comes in the form of 370 standard doubles and superior doubles all of which come with sea views, satellite TV, air conditioning and paid WiFi access. The superior doubles are located on the ground floor and have direct access to the beach.
The luxury complex features two outdoor swimming pools, one of which is heated in winter, one children’s pool, two tennis courts, two padel courts and a gym. There’s also a spa with a saltwater heated pool, sauna, massage treatments and beauty therapies. Onsite dining options include one buffet restaurant, snack bar, piano bar, pool bar, lobby bar and lounge bar. Room only, bed and breakfast, half board and full board options are all available.
Playitas Aparthotel
Playitas Aparthotel is a top pick for families on holiday in Fuerteventura.
Located in Las Playitas, this family-friendly resort offers a large swimming pool full of inflatables, a large slide and pool toys, Jacuzzis, mini golf course, kids’ club and nightly entertainment at the Playitas Sports Bar. Moreover, there is also an onsite supermarket, 18-hole golf course which blends in with the surrounding landscape and a spa which boasts a hyrdrotherapy circuit, beauty treatments, facials and beauty salon treatments.
There are four onsite restaurants: Buffet Playitas Aparthotel which serves international cuisine, Da Luigi Restaurante which serves Italian cuisine, La Bodega which serves Spanish tapas and Pool Bar which serves snacks, salads, burgers and pizzas. Accommodation comes in the form of 114 studios and 94 apartments, each of which features contemporary décor, air conditioning, kitchenette and paid WiFi access.
Hotel Faro Jandia
Located on the main promenade of Jandia in front of Playa del Matorral, Hotel Faro Jandia is a four-star hotel which overlooks the beach.
Accommodation comes in the form of double rooms, each of which is decorated with bright primary colours and features tea/coffee making facilities, air conditioning and satellite TV. The hotel is surrounded by grassy landscaped gardens peppered with outdoor swimming pools, whirlpool, three tennis courts, mini golf course, playground, international buffet restaurant and pool bar.
There’s also Spa Las Caricias del Faro only for guests aged 16+ which is free to enjoy and offers a hydrotherapy pool, Finnish sauna, Turkish bath, whirlpool, sensation showers, ice shower, fitness centre and relaxation room. There are loads of attractions and facilities in the local area, including Playa del Matorral Beach (200m away), the Morro Jable Harbour from which you can sign up for various excursions, Centro Commercial Cosmos with loads of shops and the promenade which is lined with international bars and restaurants.
Iberostar Playa Gaviotas Park
If you prefer all-inclusive hotels, check out Iberostar Playa Gaviotas Park.
Situated just 200m away from Playa Gaviotas Beach, this hotel offers Bentacuria Restaurant which serves international cuisine buffet-style, Del Castillo Pool Bar which serves continental breakfasts and international lunches, Lobby Bar which offers sandwiches and drinks, Tindaya Bar with mini discos and evening entertainment and Bowling Bar where guests can play ten-pin bowling and enjoy a drink.
As well as all meals and drinks, the Iberostar Playa Gaviotas Park’s all-inclusive programme also covers a kids’ clubs, tennis courts, water polo, football, volleyball, aerobics classes and the Thai Zen Sensations Spa which boasts facials, massages, body wraps and water experiences using natural products. Accommodation comes in the form of double rooms, junior suites and full suites, several of which feature sea views. Double rooms are the smallest and most basic accommodation choices, junior suites are larger and feature a sitting area, whilst full suites are the largest and feature a separate living room and bedroom.
Elba Sara Beach & Golf Resort
The four-star Elba Sara Beach & Golf Resort is perfect for travellers on a golfing holiday. The complex is ideally located, with the Fuerteventura Golf Club and the 18-hole par-72 golf course on one side and the Costa Caleta Beach on the other side. Guests can choose from 208 double rooms, 40 standard family rooms and several junior suites, all of which are decorated in coastal yellows, blues and greens and feature coffee/tea making facilities, satellite TV and WiFi access.
There are loads of onsite dining options, including the international Albatros Buffet Restaurant, Bar Tuscan Grill, Bar Salon Broadway and Reception Hall Bar. For families there are swimming pools, kids’ clubs, mini golf and daily entertainment, whilst for adults there is a gym with sauna and Jacuzzi, sports zone, beach club and access to the spa at the nearby Sheraton Hotel.
Fuerteventura Beach for May
Las Agujas Beach
Las Agujas Beach is located in the north of Fuerteventura in Corralejo, just where the sand dunes begin.
This beach is 700m long and 20m wide, providing plenty of room for adults to relax and children to play. The golden sand here is course and heavy, whilst the sea is very clean with a smooth and moderate surge which makes it perfect for swimming in.
Whilst the wind can get very blustery around the coast of Corralejo (with gusts of between 20kts and 35kts) these usually happen between 6pm and 9am, when most people aren’t at the beach. The swell rarely gets above 1m, even during particularly windy periods. The only onsite facilities available are parasols which can be rented. There is a very small resort a few steps away where you’ll find bars, restaurants, shops and supermarkets.
El Bajo Negro
El Bajo Negro is also located in Corralejo in the north of Fuerteventura, tucked in between Playa Larga and Playa del Caserón. This 300-metre-long beach faces north and features fine white sand lapped by turquoise waters just like you’d get in the Caribbean. This beach is incredibly popular with tourists especially those staying at the nearby Club Hotel RIU Oliva Beach although since May is one of the quietest months for the island, the beach shouldn’t be overly crowded at this time of year.
Thanks to the sand dunes which line the beach, El Bajo Negro rarely receives any strong winds, making it perfect for sun bathing. The sea is equally calm and very shallow in fact you have to walk out quite far out before it’s deep enough for swimming. Thanks to the hotels in the local area, there is a great choice of bars, restaurants, mini markets and shops nearby, plus sun loungers, parasols, toilets, lifeguards and bars on the beach.
Bars and Restaurants
Agua
If you’re in the mood for a cocktail, pop into Agua in Corralejo. This bar is located overlooking the beach and specialises in exotic cocktails you won’t find in most bars which are made to order right in front of you. There is also a small snack menu available with sandwiches and other light bites. If you’re not too hungry skip the food and just order drinks you get a small serving of tapas for free every time you order a drink. The fantastic sea views combined with the carefully-crafted drinks and cool music make this bar a great place to spend an afternoon or evening.
Pincha Cabra
For something more local, try Pincha Cabra Tapas Bar. Also located in Corralejo, this casual eatery is tucked away into a back street and specialises in Spanish and Canarian tapas and wine. Some of the most popular choices on the menu include garlic prawns, cod and banana croquettes and Canarian potatoes served with homemade mojo sauce. The portion sizes are very generous, so make sure you don’t over-order. Diners can choose to eat inside in the Canarian-styled white-washed dining room or outside in the small courtyard.
Things to do in Fuerteventura in May
Fuerteventura Golf Club
May is one of the quietest months of the year for Fuerteventura, making it a great time to enjoy a round of golf at Fuerteventura Golf Club. Most golfers head to the island in the winter months, so you’ll practically have the whole course to yourself in May. This par-72 golf course is the first 18-hole course to be built in Fuerteventura and is lined by three interconnected lakes.
What makes this course so special is its location one side faces the sea and the other side is overlooked by the rocky, volcanic terrain of Fuerteventura.
The fairways, tees and 67 bunkers of little depth are strewn over a very well-kept green in a way which makes a round enjoyable for golfers of all skills. In addition to the main golf course, Golf Club Fuerteventura also boasts a practice area, driving range with 50+ positions, 800m2 putting green, bunker, green approach and pro shop.
Fishing
May is also a great time of year to go fishing. There are many fishing excursions available throughout the island, but if you want something cheaper and more personalised, try rock fishing on your own from the Lanzarote-facing side of the harbour in Corralejo. In May, you’ll be in with the chance of catching tuna, parrot fish, snappers, bream, garfish, mullet, blue fish, needle fish and barracuda. Fishing without a license is illegal in Fuerteventura.
A fishing license is valid throughout the Canary Islands for three years and can be obtained from the Agricultural and Fisheries office in Puerto del Rosario or the La Oliva Town Hall in Corralejo.
Fuerteventura Weather in May – What’s the weather like?
Visit Fuerteventura in May if you want a warm holiday in the sun
By the time May gets to Fuerteventura, the weather is starting to really warm up and temperatures are really nice to enjoy long days on the beach or by the pool, with a beer or a cocktail in hand. Although temperatures don’t go up like they do during the summer months, May is still a nice month to visit Fuerteventura, because the atmosphere is more relaxed and chilled, ideal for a quiet holiday meant to recharge your batteries.
- Weather in Fuerteventura in May
- Temperatures in Fuerteventura in May
- Rainfall
- Sunshine hours
- Sea temperature
- Can you swim in Fuerteventura in May?
- What’s Fuerteventura like in May
- Things to do in Fuerteventura in May
- Events in May
On most days you’ll need nothing more than a T-shirt & some shorts or a dress and of course, your bathing suit is a must anytime you come to Fuerteventura.
Nights are still a bit nippy and temperatures still drop to around 18°C, so a jacket would be handy in case there’s also some wind.
Weather in Fuerteventura in May
May is pretty much the start of summer and temperatures start to rise towards the end of the month. There’s still a long way to go towards the crazy hot temperatures during the height of summer, but May is definitely a month when you can comfortably sunbathe and even swim, although water temperature is still under 20°C in most places.
Temperatures in Fuerteventura in May
The average high temperature in May in Fuerteventura is around 24°C, while in the evening you can expect temperatures of around 18°C. While it’s not yet hot like in summer, temperatures are pretty constant and you can only expect them to rise as the month progresses towards June.
- Average high temperature: 24.1°C (75.4 °F)
- Average low temperature: 17.1°C (62.8 °F)
- Daily mean temperature: 20.
6°C (67.1°F)
6°C (67.1°F)
In Fuerteventura, the daily mean temperature is 20.6°C in May, which is calculated as a mean between the average high temperature of 24.1°C and the average low of 17.1°C.
Record low & record high temperatures
The highest temperature ever recorded in Fuerteventura in May (at the Airport station) was 36.8°C and the lowest was 11.6°C.
Since the island is mostly flat, the temperatures stay pretty much the same across all major resorts in Fuerteventura: Corralejo, Caleta de Fuste, and Morro Jable. The north can be more prone to cloudiness though, so if you’re staying in Corralejo and the time isn’t great, you have the option of heading south for a sunnier day.
Rainfall
- Average rainy days (>=1mm): 0
After the winter months that do see some rain and the first two months of Spring (March, April) when chances of precipitation start to decrease, May is the first month of the year with virtually no rain in Fuerteventura.
The average rainfall in May is 1mm and usually, you won’t see more than a few wet hours during this month.
Sunshine hours
Fuerteventura gets an average of 9 hours of sunshine per day in May, so the days have increased considerably, being very close in duration to the summer months, when the island gets an average of 30 minutes more of sunshine per day.
Sea temperature
- Average sea temperature in April in Corralejo: 19.6°C / 67.3°F
Can you swim in Fuerteventura in May?
With an average of 19.6°C / 67.3°F, the water temperature is on the rise and towards late May it becomes warm enough to go swimming in some places. We would prefer places like the Cotillo lagoons, where the temperature might be more tolerable than on other open beaches, like Corralejo Grandes Playas.
What’s Fuerteventura like in May
The data below is from the weather station at Fuerteventura Airport and it represents the weather averages for the month of May.
| May Weather Averages | Fuerteventura Airport |
|---|---|
| Average high temperature | 24.1°C (75.4°F) |
| Daily mean temperature | 20.6°C (69.1°F) |
| Average low temperature | 17.1°C (62.8°F) |
| Mean monthly sunshine hours | 280 |
| Percent possible sunshine | – |
| Mean monthly daylight hours | 405 |
| Average Ultraviolet index | 10 |
| Average sea temperature | 19.6°C / 67.3°F |
Things to do in Fuerteventura in May
If you’re coming to Fuerteventura for the beach and relaxation, then you’re chosen the correct destination. But we always recommend that you go out and see a bit of the island, either with an organized tour or on your own, using a hired car (which are cheap to rent and the island is an easy place to drive).
Day trip to El Cotillo
Playa La Concha in El Cotillo
No matter the season and no matter where you are staying, a visit to El Cotillo is kind of a must.
Compared to Corralejo and Caleta de Fuste this village seems sleepy and quiet, but this is actually part of its charm. You can take the day to explore the lagoons, La Concha Beach and Piedra Playa on the other side of town.
Adventure day in Ajuy
View of Ajuy at sunset
If you’re feeling particularly adventurous on one day, we recommend that you drive to Ajuy to explore the caves and the surrounding area.
The beach in Ajuy offers a spectacular sunset, although you should keep in mind that this beach is dangerous due to the strong currents, as it is situated on the west coast of the island and it is not recommended to swim here. We like to arrive here in the afternoon, explore the caves, admire the views and the waves crashing, then watch the sunset from the beach and then enjoy a dinner at the restaurant that is located right next to the beach (admittedly they don’t serve a memorable meal, but the views and the colors of the sky are amazing and sunset, so this is compensation enough for us).
Events in May
Labour Day (Fiesta del Trabajo)
1 May 2021
This is a festive day in Spain, which means that the local workers get a day off from work. This means that supermarkets and most shops will be closed on the day, which is why you should do your shopping the day before.
Canary Islands Day (Dia de Canarias)
30 May 2021
This is a day of celebration in all the Canary Islands and it means it’s again a public holiday, so everything will be closed.
There will usually be celebrations in different towns in Fuerteventura, local music, and traditional dances, which is a nice way to experience local traditions and culture.
May Weather in Fuerteventura, Spain – 2023 – Winter Sun Expert
Fuerteventura, the second largest of Spain’s Canary Islands, sits in the Atlantic Ocean 10 km (6 Miles) off the north coast of Africa. It’s known primarily as a holiday destination due to its white-sand beaches and year-round warmth cooled by constant winds.
The multitude of beaches that wrap around it is interrupted by cliffs and sheltered coves. It is popular for water sports, especially surfing, windsurfing and waterskiing.
The island’s name is a compound word formed by the Spanish words for “strong” (fuerte) and “fortune” (ventura). Fuerteventura is the oldest island in the Canary Islands dating back 20 million years to a volcanic eruption from the Canary hotspot. However, the last volcanic activity in Fuerteventura occurred between 4,000 and 5,000 years ago.
Fuerteventura was chosen among 500 European destinations by the Quality Coast International Certification Program of the European Coastal and Marine Union as one of the most attractive tourist destinations for visitors interested in cultural heritage, environment, and sustainability.
Weather May 2023 in Fuerteventura Spain:
Generally, May in Fuerteventura will be really nice, with an average temperature of around 78°F / 26°C. As the humidty is low, it will feel very comfortable.
You can expect around 1 rainy days, with on average 0 inches / 1 mm of rain during the month of May.
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Contents
- 1 May weather in Fuerteventura Spain
- 2 May weather in Fuerteventura Spain in more detail
- 2.1 – What will the temperature be in Fuerteventura in May
- 2.2 – Can you expect rain in May in Fuerteventura?
- 2.3 – What will the water temperature be in Fuerteventura for May
- 2.4 – Can you expect in May a lot of sunny days in Fuerteventura
- 2.5 – Will it be comfortable in May in Fuerteventura?
- 3 What to do in Fuerteventura Spain in May
- 4 Is it humid in Fuerteventura Spain in May?
- 5 Is May a good time to go to Fuerteventura Spain?
- 6 Does it rain all day in Fuerteventura Spain in May?
- 7 Is May the rainiest month in Fuerteventura Spain?
- 8 Is May the most sunniest month in Fuerteventura Spain?
- 9 Weather in Fuerteventura Spain in other months
May weather in Fuerteventura Spain
To get a good overview of the type of weather you can expect in May in Fuerteventura, we will look at the day and night temperature, minimum and maximum water temperature, and if May is comfortable or humid
Generally, May in Fuerteventura will be really nice. Historical data shows that you can expect an average temperature of around 78°F / 26°C. As the humidty is low, it will feel very comfortable. During the night, it will cool down to around 59°F / 15°C.
Fuerteventura does not have a lot of rainy days in May. You can expect around 1 rainy days, with on average 0 inches / 1 mm of rain during the whole month.
The forecast for May 2023 is based on historical data and are averages. They will give a good indication what you can expect, but the daily temperature and rain will fluctuate during the month.
May weather in Fuerteventura Spain in more detail
To get a better feeling for the type of weather, you can expect in May in Fuerteventura, we will look at the temperature, rain, wind, humidity, water temperature, and sun and clouds
– What will the temperature be in Fuerteventura in May
Generally, you can expect in May an average temperature of 78°F / 26°C during the day and an average of 59°F / 15°C during the night. In May, during the warmest part of the afternoon, the temperature can often get as high as 87°F / 31°C, and at the end of the night, it can get as low as 53°F / 12°C.
When looking at the whole year, January is the coldest month, with an average temperature of around 71°F / 22°C. August and September are the hottest months, with an average temperature of around 86°F / 30°C. When comparing May with the temperature in the month before and after, this is almost equal to April, which sees an average maximum temperature of around 77°F / 25°C. And almost equal to June, which sees an average maximum temperature of around 82°F / 28°C.
Day and night temperature variation for Fuerteventura during the year.Day and night temperature variation for Fuerteventura during the year.
But average temperatures only tell half of the story. It is also good to check the maximum and minimum temperatures. When looking at the whole year, August is the hottest month, with a temperature of around 95°F / 35°C.
January and December are the coldest months, with a temperature of around 80°F / 27°C. When comparing May with the temperature in the month before and after, this is equal to April, which sees an average maximum temperature of around 87°F / 31°C. And almost equal to June, which sees an average maximum temperature of around 89°F / 32°C.
In the following graph, you can see how many cold and hot days you can expect in Fuerteventura each month:
Day and night temperature variation for Fuerteventura during the year.Day and night temperature variation for Fuerteventura during the year.
– Can you expect rain in May in Fuerteventura?
Generally, you can expect about 1 rain days in May, with on average 0 inches / 1 mm of rain.
When looking at the whole year, July is the dryest month, with an average rainfall of around 0 inches / 0 mmmm. December is the wettest month, with an average rainfall of around 0.3 inches / 8 mmmm. When comparing May with the month before and after, this is equal to April, which sees around 0 inches / 1 mm of rain..jpg)
And equal to June, which sees around 0 inches / 1 mm of rain
Rain days for Fuerteventura during the year.Rain days for Fuerteventura during the year.
If we look at the number of days with rain, July is the month with the least amount of rain days with an average of between 0 and 1 days. December is the month with the most rain days with an average of between 2 and 3 days. When comparing May with the month before and after, this is almost equal to April, which sees an average of between 0 and 1 days of rain. And equal to June, which sees an average of between 0 and 1 days of rain
– What will the water temperature be in Fuerteventura for May
You can expect in May, the water temperature for Fuerteventura to be between 69°F / 21°C and 64°F / 18°C.
To compare the water temperature we will use the maximum water temperature. You can expect this temperature on a more sunny day, close to the shore, when the wind does not mix the relatively warmer and colder water.
September has the highest water temperature, with around 75°F / 24°C.
March has the lowest water temperature, with around 68°F / 20°C. When comparing the water temperature from May with the month before and after, May has a water temperature almost equal to April, with a water temperature of around 68°F / 20°C. And almost equal to the water temperature from June, that is an average of between 71°F / 22°C and 73°F / 23°C.
Water temperature for Fuerteventura during the year.Water temperature for Fuerteventura during the year.
– Can you expect in May a lot of sunny days in Fuerteventura
Generally, you can expect around 6 sunny days in May and around 24 partly sunny days. The remaining days will be cloudy.
When looking at the whole year, November is the month with the highest number of sunny days, with an average of between 11 and 12 sunny days. August is the month with the lowest number of sunny days, with an average of between 0 and 1 sunny days. When comparing May with the number of sunny days in the month before and after, it is almost equal to April, with an average of between 5 and 6 sunny days.
And slightly more than June, with an average of between 2 and 3 sunny days
The number of sunny, partly sunny, and cloudy days for FuerteventuraThe number of sunny, partly sunny, and cloudy days for Fuerteventura
We have looked at the sunny days in Fuerteventura. Let’s also look at the cloudy or overcast days. January is the month with the highest number of cloudy days, with around 4 cloudy days. June and July And are the months with the lowest number of cloudy days, with an average of between 0 and 1 cloudy days. When comparing May with the number of cloudy days in the month before and after, it is almost equal to April, with an average of between 1 and 2 cloudy days. And almost equal to June, with an average of between 0 and 1 cloudy days
– Will it be comfortable in May in Fuerteventura?
Generally, May in Fuerteventura will have a low humidty, and will feel very comfortable.
We use the humidity and temperature in Fuerteventura to calculate the Wintersun Expert Comfort level for each month.
The lower the Wintersun Expert Comfort level, the more comfortable it will be. Only for certain people, extremely dry air can feel slightly uncomfortable.
When looking at the whole year, January has the lowest humidity, with a Wintersun Expert comfort level of “comfortable” (very dry air). August has the highest humidity, with a Wintersun Expert comfort level of “comfortable” (not very humid). When comparing May with the month before and after, this is slightly more than April, which has a Wintersun Comfort level of “very comfortable” (dry air). And almost equal to June, which has a Wintersun Comfort level of “comfortable” (not very humid)
Wintersun Expert Humidity / Comfort level for FuerteventuraWintersun Expert Humidity / Comfort level for Fuerteventura
What to do in Fuerteventura Spain in May
Fuerteventura has notable places that are worthwhile visiting:
- The Beaches: Cofete beach, La Concha beach, El Cotillo, La Concha beach on the Isle of Lobos, Costa Calma beach
- Museum: The Antigua Windmill Craft Centre, The Salt Museum, The Atalayita Archeological Interpretation Centre
- Nature & Parks: Corralejo Natural Park
- Bookstore: The Central Library of the Island is located in Antigua’s city centre, in the public university
- Dunes: Visit the famous sand dunes.
Is it humid in Fuerteventura Spain in May?
A lot of people ask interested in the humidity or relative humidity for Fuerteventura Spain in May. But the real question they want to ask is not about humidity but the amount of moisture in the air. Or better, about comfort. Will it be comfortable in May in Fuerteventura, or will high humidity make it uncomfortable.
To answer this question, we have to look at the dew point. Relative humidity can change a lot in Fuerteventura during the day and night, as it changes when the amount of moisture changes and, but also when the temperature changes. It is a lot less reliable for comfort. Where the dew point only varies with the amount of moisture in the air.
Looking at the dew point, we can see that for the month of May, you can expect that Fuerteventura will have a low humidty, and will feel very comfortable.
January is the month with the most comfort. It will have dry air, and will feel very comfortable.
August is the most uncomfortable month. It will not be very humid, and will feel comfortable. In the graph, you can see that there is some difference between the most comfortable and most uncomfortable months
Humidity level for FuerteventuraHumidity level for Fuerteventura
Is May a good time to go to Fuerteventura Spain?
Trying to answer the question of whether May is a good time to go to Fuerteventura is not as easy as it first seems. Some people like colder weather, and others prefer a warmer climate. Some are fine with some humidity, and others are not. If your location has air conditioning, the night temperature is less important.
These are some examples. I will try to answer the question with a more generic person in mind. The more detailed information in this article should be enough to check further if this applies to you as well.
If we look at the average temperature for Fuerteventura in May, we can see that it will be fine for most people. In May, you can expect it to be really nice, with an average temperature of around 78°F / 26°C.
As the humidty is low, it will feel very comfortable. During the night, it will be around 59°F / 15°C.
As the number of overcast days is not high, you can enjoy the sun with around 6 sunny days and 24 partly sunny days.
The last aspect we will look at is rain. You can expect around 1 rainy days, with on average 0 inches / 1 mm of rain during May. If it were more than five days, the location would be slightly less attractive for a shorter stay.
We have looked at the average day temperature, the night temperature, humidity, the number of overcast days, and the rain. We think that May a good time to go to Fuerteventura Spain for most visitors.
Does it rain all day in Fuerteventura Spain in May?
In Fuerteventura, it does not rain all day in May. You can expect around 1 rainy days, with on average 0 inches / 1 mm of rain during the month.
Another way of looking at the rain is the number of sunny days. For Fuerteventura Spain, there are, on average 6 sunny days and 24 partly sunny days in May.
That clearly shows that it is not raining all the time.
Is May the rainiest month in Fuerteventura Spain?
May is not the month with the most rainy days, and not the month with the most rain.
To answer what the rainiest month is in Fuerteventura, we will both look at the month with the most rain, and the month with the highest number of rainy days.
December is the month with the the highest number of rainiest days. On average, you can expect 3 days with rain. July is the month with the lowest number of rainy days, with aproximately 0 days.
December is the month with the most rain. This is not equal as the one with the most rainy days. On average, you can expect 0.3 inches / 8 mm of rain. July is the month with the least amount of rain. This is not the same month as the one with the lowest number of rainy days. You can expect approximately 0 inches / 0 mm of rain.
Is May the most sunniest month in Fuerteventura Spain?
May is not the month with the most sunny days, not the month with the most partly sunny days, and it is not the month with the lowest number of overcast days.
To answer what the sunniest month is in Fuerteventura, we will of course look at the month with the most sunniest days, but also look at the month with the biggest number of days that are sunny or partly sunny.
November is the month with the highest number of sunny days. On average, you can expect 6 sunny days, and 24 partly suny days. August is the month with the lowest number of sunny days.
July is the month with the highest number of sunny days and partly sunny days combined. While February is the month with the lowest number of sunny days and partly sunny days combined.
The last thing we will look at is the number of overcast days. June and July are the months with the lowest number of overcast days. While January is the month with the highest number of overcast days.
Weather in Fuerteventura Spain in other months
- Weather in Fuerteventura Spain for January
- Weather in Fuerteventura Spain for February
- Weather in Fuerteventura Spain for March
- Weather in Fuerteventura Spain for April
- Weather in Fuerteventura Spain for June
- Weather in Fuerteventura Spain for July
- Weather in Fuerteventura Spain for August
- Weather in Fuerteventura Spain for September
- Weather in Fuerteventura Spain for October
- Weather in Fuerteventura Spain for November
- Weather in Fuerteventura Spain for December
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Best Time to Visit Fuerteventura (Climate Chart and Table)
On this page, you will find information about the climate and the best time to visit Fuerteventura.
We created climate tables and charts for the location of Corralejo. These contain details about temperatures, precipitation and more.
Furthermore, we analyzed all climate data and provide a recommendation about which months are best to visit Fuerteventura for your holiday.
Climate Overview
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Geographical location
Table of Contents
1. Geographical location
2. Climate on Fuerteventura
3. Best Time to Travel for Fuerteventura: Overview
4. When is it warm on Fuerteventura?
5. Climate Chart Fuerteventura
5.1 Climate Chart Corralejo
6. Climate Table Fuerteventura
6.1 Climate Table Corralejo
7. Sights and Highlights
8. Popular Activities
8.1 More Attractions
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Current Weather and Forecast
10. Canary Islands: Regions
11. Experiences of our Visitors
12. Share your Experience and Win
The Spanish island Fuerteventura is the second largest island of the Canary Islands in the Atlantic Ocean after Tenerife and has about 110,000 inhabitants.
The popular holiday island lies some 76 miles west of Morocco and is not only popular with bathers due to its climatic conditions.
Since 1860 the present Puerto del Rosario (formerly Puerto de Cabras) has been the capital of Fuerteventura with around 40,000 inhabitants. Politically, the Canary Islands belong to Spain, but with their two provinces they have the status of an autonomous region.
Fuerteventura belongs with Gran Canaria and Lanzarote to the province “Las Palmas”, while the Canary Islands Tenerife, La Gomera, El Hierro and La Palma belong to the province Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
Climate on Fuerteventura
Fuerteventura is also called the “island of eternal spring” because it is pleasantly warm all year round and the weather is very balanced.
Unlike other holiday destinations in the Canary Islands, Fuerteventura is very dry, with only about 5.91 in of rainfall during the year.
Rain is to be expected at most in the winter months, but also then it concerns rare short showers. The weather is generally sunny with average values between 17 °C to 26 °C, whereby the daily maximum temperatures in summer can also exceed 30 °C.
The water temperatures are between 19 °C to 23 °C. The special climate on Fuerteventura is influenced by the so-called Canary Current (a moderately warm Atlantic current) and the continuous north-east trade wind. The humidity is usually pleasantly low.
In midsummer, the climate phenomenon Calima (a desert wind) can bring record temperatures above 38 °C, but these extremes only last for a few days.
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Best Time to Visit Fuerteventura: Overview
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up to 21 °CWhen is it warm on Fuerteventura?
There are no seasons in the classical sense on Fuerteventura, which is why the Canary Island is suitable as a holiday destination all year round. Even in winter it remains pleasantly mild with day temperatures of around 20 °C, only the time between sunrise and sunset is now significantly reduced compared to summer (see sunshine duration / climate table).
During the summer months, the island is not only popular with bathers, but is also one of the best places in Europe for windsurfing and kitesurfing. Optimal conditions prevail in the period from the end of May to the beginning of November, especially July to October can be described as the best travel season on Fuerteventura. Because of the warm, long summer days, the Atlantic Ocean is warmest in September and October with a water temperature of 23 °C to 24 °C.
If you prefer a more relaxed or sporty approach, however, you can switch to the low season without hesitation.
Especially for beach walks, hikes and excursions to the highlights of the island, the winter months with mostly sunny weather and mild temperatures are a suitable travel time.
Climate Chart Fuerteventura
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Climate Table Fuerteventura
In the following, you will find the climate table for Fuerteventura, containing information about Temperatures, Precipitation, Water Temperatures, and Hours of Sunshine.
Temperatures, Precipitation, Sunshine in Corralejo (Fuerteventura)
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| Day Temperature | 20° | 21° | 23° | 24° | 25° | 26° | 29° | 29° | 28° | 27° | 25° | 21° |
| Night Temperature | 14° | 13° | 13° | 14° | 16° | 18° | 19° | 20° | 20° | 18° | 17° | 15° |
| Water Temperature | 20° | 19° | 19° | 19° | 20° | 21° | 21° | 22° | 23° | 23° | 21° | 20° |
| Rainy days | 7 | 4 | 3 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 4 | 6 | 6 |
| Hours of Sunshine | 6 | 7 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 11 | 11 | 11 | 9 | 7 | 6 | 6 |
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Temperatures
The annual average temperature in Corralejo is 20.
6 °C.
For comparison: London 11 °C, NYC 12 °C, LA 17.9 °C
Warmest month: August (24.5 °C)
Coldest month: January (17 °C)
The maximum water temperature in Corralejo is 23 °C. You can take a bath at these temperatures.
Months with water temperature of at least 17 °C (Limited bathing is possible):
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Months with water temperature of at least 21 °C (adequate for beach vacation):
June, July, August, September, October, and November
Sunshine
As our climate table shows, June is the sunniest month with an average of 11 hours of sunshine per day. Over the year, there are 8.2 hours of sunshine per day on average. For comparison: London has 4.1, NYC has 7 and LA has 8.9 hours of sunshine per day on average.
Sights and Highlights
If you don’t want to chase through the waves yourself, you can watch water sports enthusiasts perform their tricks in La Pared, for example.
All surf schools take great care to ensure that surfers and swimmers do not get in each other’s way on popular beaches – safety is a top priority on the Canary Islands.
The inland of Fuerteventura is rather sparsely populated compared to the neighbouring islands, the main attraction are undoubtedly the long dream beaches. A visit to the dunes of Corralejo is as popular as the steep coasts in the west of the island (e.g. Ajuy) and the fishing village Morro Jable.
The archaeological site “La Atalayita” reveals the secrets of the Mahos, who were native to Fuerteventura in the 15th century. Our excursion recommendations: Boat tour with FuerteCharter or Ocean People, visit the Oasis Park Fuerteventura and off-road tour e.g. from Cross Island.
More information about the best things to do: Fuerteventura
Popular Activities
More attractions
From Corralejo: Lobos Island Entrance and Snorkel Activity | Lanzarote: Half-Day Chill Out Cruise at Papagayo Beach | From Corralejo: Round-Trip Ferry Transfer to Lobos Island | Lanzarote: Return or 1-Way Ferry Ticket to Fuerteventura | Fuerteventura: Return or 1-Way Ferry Ticket to Lanzarote | Fuerteventura: Beach Yoga Session on Lobos Island | El Cotillo: Surfing Class with a Pro Surfer |
Current Weather and Forecast
Current Weather in Corralejo
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Clouds: 1 % Wind: 14 mph N
Air Pressure: 1021 hPa Humidity: 75 %
Last updated: 13th Mar 2022, 12:26 am
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Canary Islands: Regions
Fuerteventura is part of the holiday destination Canary Islands. We analyzed the climate for additional regions, in order to provide you with information about the best time to visit and the expected holiday weather:
Canary Islands | Gran Canaria | Tenerife | Lanzarote | La Gomera | La Palma |
Best Time to Travel for the Regions
Corralejo: all except January, February, March, and December
Hottest Month
July: 29 °C
Day Temperature in Corralejo
Coldest Month
February: 13 °C
Night Temperature in Corralejo
Maximum Water Temperature
September: 23 °C
Water Temperature in Corralejo
Sunniest Month
June: 11 hours/day
Sunshine in Corralejo
Activities and Attractions
Distances to Fuerteventura
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| Corralejo | 1730 mi | 3450 mi | 5880 mi |
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You’ll find almost perfect conditions in Fuerteventura during May, with warm days, balmy nights, and seas perfect for swimming.
Visitor numbers increase from May, so resorts fully open and are buzzing with people. We’ve looked at the most up-to-date weather data for Fuerteventura, covering the last 12 years up to 2022, plus we’ve asked our team of travel bloggers for their first-hand experiences in order to answer the most frequently asked questions about Fuerteventura weather in May.
How warm is it in Fuerteventura during May?
The temperature is extremely stable in May with average highs of 21℃ and lows just 3℃ lower at 18℃. The UV index will be high at this time of year, so protection against skin and eye damage is needed.
Try to limit exposure between 10am and 4pm. Apply broad spectrum SPF 30+ sunscreen every few hours, even if it’s cloudy, or more frequently after sweating or swimming, and wear UV-blocking sunglasses too, and bear in mind that bright surfaces, such as sand and water increase UV exposure.
Does it rain in Fuerteventura during May?
On average, there will be 3 rainy days during the month, amounting to 4.
6mm in total. That’s almost nothing at all, therefore rain isn’t something we think you need to consider. You’re not likely to see a thunderstorm during your trip.
How warm is the sea in Fuerteventura during May?
The water around Fuerteventura is around 20℃ during May. It will feel a little on the cool when first entering, but you’ll warm up quickly. Most kids will have no problem with this temperature, but those who feel the cold are unlikely to want to swim.
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Fuerteventura in May 2023, water temperatures on about. Fuerteventura
Check the weather for May before planning your vacation on the island. Fuerteventura.
Average weather data includes daytime highs and nighttime lows in temperature, rainfall, hours of sunshine, and water temperature data.
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The graph below shows a summary of average hourly temperatures for the entire year. The horizontal axis is the day of the year, the vertical axis is the hour of the day, and the color is the average temperature for that hour and day.
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5 mm per hour, moderate rain – up to 8 mm per hour, heavy rain – more than 8 mm per hour, heavy rain from 30 mm. 
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By the end of the month in the northern part of Tenerife, the likelihood of rain decreases. The popular resorts of Costa Adeje, Las Americas and Los Cristianos do not experience strong winds, as the mountain range that separates the island protects the southern part of Tenerife. 
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Shaded areas represent night and civil twilight. 
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A wet day is a day on which there is at least 1 millimeter liquid precipitation or liquid equivalent precipitation. The chances of wet days in Santa Cruz de Tenerife fluctuate throughout the year.
Wet season lasts 5.
1 months from October 18, to March 22, , with more than 7% probability that the given day will be wet. The month with the most rainy days in Santa Cruz de Tenerife is December , when on average over 3.9 days there is at least 1 millimeter precipitation.
Dryer season lasts 6.9 months from March 22 to October 18 . The month with the fewest rainy days in Santa Cruz de Tenerife is July , when an average of 0.1 days receives at least 1 millimeter precipitation.
Among the wet days we distinguish those in which there is only rain , only snow , or both . The month with the most days when rains only , in Santa Cruz de Tenerife is December with an average of 3.9 days . Based on this classification, the most common form of precipitation during the year is rain only , with a maximum probability of 13% observed on 12 December .
Daily chance of rainfall in Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Daily chance of precipitation in Santa Cruz de Tenerife Wet Wet Dry Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 0%0%10%10%20%20%30%30%40%40%50%50 %60%60%70%70%80%80%90%90%100%100%12 Dec 13%12 Dec 13%1 Jul 0%1 Jul 0%18 Oct 7%18 Oct 7%22 Mar 7%22 Mar 7%NowNowRain
Percentage of days with different types of precipitation, excluding trace amounts: rain only, snow only, and mixed (rain and snow both fell on the same day).
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2 in. To show change over the course of a month, rather than just a monthly total, we show the amount of rainfall accumulated over a sliding 31-day period centered on each day of the year. There are 9 sightings in Santa Cruz de Tenerife0462 some seasonal fluctuations in monthly rainfall.
The rainy part of the year lasts 4.6 months , from October 29, to March 16, , with rainfall over a sliding 31-day period of at least 13 millimeters . The month with the most rainfall in Santa Cruz de Tenerife is December , with an average rainfall of 22 millimeters .
Part of Year no rain lasts 7.4 months , from March 16 to October 29 . The month with the least rainfall in Santa Cruz de Tenerife is July , with an average rainfall of 0 millimeters .
Average monthly rainfall in Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Monthly average rainfall in Santa Cruz de TenerifetiRain Feb.
MarchApr.MayJulyAug.Sept.Oct.Nov.Dec.0 mm0 mm10 mm10 mm20 mm20 mm30 mm30 mm40 mm40 mm50 mm50 mm60 mm60 mm17 Dec.22 mm17 Dec.22 mm3 Jul .0 mm3 jul.0 mm19Feb.18 mm19 Feb.18 mm29 Oct.13 mm29 Oct.13 mmNowNow
Average rainfall (solid line) accumulated over a rolling 31-day period centered on the day in question, with ranges of 25-75 and 10-90 percentiles . The thin dotted line is the corresponding mean snowfall.
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The length of the day in Santa Cruz de Tenerife varies throughout the year.
In 2022 the shortest day of the month is on December 21 when daylight hours are 10 hours 20 minutes , and the longest is on June 21 with daylight hours 13 hours 57 minutes .
Number of hours of daylight and twilight in Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Number of hours of daylight and twilight in Santa Cruz de Tenerife Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec 0h24h4h20h8h16h12h 12h16h8h20h4h24h0h12h 7min 20 Mar 12h 7min 20 Mar 13h 57min 21 Jun 13 57 min.21 Jun. 12 hr. 8 min.0074 Number of hours the sun is visible (black line). From the bottom (most yellow) to the top (greyest), the colored bands represent: full daylight, twilight (civil, nautical, and astronomical) and full night.
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6 hours The earliest sunrise of is at 7:02 March 26 and the latest at 1 hour 13 minutes later at 8:14 October 29 . The earliest sunset of is at 18:07 on December 2, , and the latest is at 2 hours 59 minutes later at 21:06 on July 1, .
Daylight saving time (DST) enters Santa Cruz de Tenerife in 2022, starting in spring 27 March , continuing 7.1 months and ending in autumn 30 October .
Sunrise and sunset with dusk and summer time in Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Sunrise and sunset with twilight and DST in Santa Cruz de TenerifejanFeb.
MarchApr.MayJunJulAug.Sept.Oct.Nov.Dec.2468101214161820220226 Mar.7:0226 Mar.7:0221:061 Jul.21:061 Jul.2 Dec.18:072 Dec.18:078:1429 Oct.8:1429 Mar.27 DST27 Mar. DSTDST30 Oct.DST30 Oct. daynightnight From bottom to top, the black lines are the previous solar midnight, sunrise, solar noon, sunset, and the next solar midnight. Day, twilight (civil, nautical, and astronomical) and night are indicated by colored bands ranging from yellow to grey. Daylight Savings Time (DST) and vice versa are marked with “summer time” labels.
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Sun height and azimuth throughout 2022 The black lines are lines of constant sun height (the angle of the sun above the horizon in degrees). The background color fills indicate the azimuth (compass direction) of the sun. Slightly shaded areas at the cardinal boundaries indicate implied intermediate directions (northeast, southeast, southwest, and northwest).
The chart below is a summary of the main lunar data for 2022.
The horizontal axis is the day, the vertical axis is the hour of the day, and the colored areas show when the Moon is above the horizon. Vertical gray bars (new moon) and blue bars (full moon) indicate the key phases of the moon.
Sunrise, sunset and phases of the moon in Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Rising, setting and phases of the moon in Santa Cruz de Tenerife Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May Jun. July Aug. Sep. Oct. Nov. Dec. 004488121216162020002 Jan. 2 Jan. 17 Jan. 17 Jan. 1 Feb. 1 Feb. 16 Feb. .16 Feb. 2 Mar. 2 Mar. 18 Mar. 18 Mar. 1 Apr. 1 Apr. 16 Apr. 16 Apr. 30 Apr. 30 Apr. 16 May 16 May 30 May 30 May 14 Jun. 14 Jun. 29 Jun. 29 Jun. 13 Jul 13 Jul 28 Jul 28 Jul 12 Aug 12 Aug 27 Aug 27 Aug 10 Sep 10 Sep 25 Sep 25 Sep 9 Oct 9 Oct 25 Oct 25 Oct 8 Nov .8 Nov. 23 Nov. 23 Nov. 8 Dec. 8 Dec. 23 Dec. 23 Dec.
The time when the Moon is above the horizon (blue area), showing new moon (dark gray lines) and full moon (blue lines). Shaded areas represent night and civil twilight.
We base comfort level on dew point, as it determines whether sweat will evaporate from the skin, cooling the body.
A lower dew point makes you feel more dry, while a higher dew point makes you feel more humid. Unlike temperature, which typically varies significantly between day and night, dew point tends to change more slowly, so while temperatures may drop at night, a wet day usually gives way to a wet night.
In Santa Cruz de Tenerife, there are significant seasonal fluctuations in perceived humidity .
The wettest period of lasts 4.2 months , from June 30, to November 5, . At this time, the comfort level is characterized as damp , stuffy or heavy at least 10% of the time. The month with the most days with high humidity in Santa Cruz de Tenerife is September , with 11.2 days conditions raw or worse.
The month with the least days of high humidity in Santa Cruz de Tenerife is March , with 0.0 days conditions wet or worse.
Humidity comfort levels in Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Humidity comfort levels in Santa Cruz de TenerifessyrojanFebruaryMarchAprilMayJulyAugSeptOctNovDec0%0%10%10%20%20%30%30%40%40%50%50 %60%60%70%70%80%80%90%90%100%100%14 Jan.0%14 Jan.0%29 Aug.40%29 Aug.40%30 Jun.10%30 Jun.10%5 Nov. dry
13 °C
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wet
18 °C
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stuffy
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Percentage of time spent at different humidity comfort levels, classified by dew point.
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8 day This section describes the average hourly wind vector (speed and direction) over a large area at 10 meters above the ground. The wind experienced at any given location is highly dependent on local topography and other factors, and instantaneous wind speed and direction vary more widely than hourly averages.
In Santa Cruz de Tenerife, the average hourly wind speed experiences significant seasonal fluctuations throughout the year.
The windier part of the year lasts 2.6 months , from June 15 to September 2 , with an average wind speed of over 20.2 kilometers per hour . The windiest month of the year in Santa Cruz de Tenerife is July with an average hourly wind speed of 23.6 kilometers per hour .
A calmer season lasts 9.4 months , from September 2 to June 15 . The calmest month of the year in Santa Cruz de Tenerife is October with an average hourly wind speed of 16.7 kilometers per hour .
Average wind speed in Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Average wind speed in Santa Cruz de TenerifeWind Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec 0 km/h0 km/h5 km/h5 km/h10 km/h10 km/h15 km/h15 km /h20 km/h20 km/h25 km/h25 km/h30 km/h30 km/h17 Jul.24.1 km/h17 Jul.24.1 km/h7 Oct.16.4 km/h7 Oct.16.4 km /hNowNow
Mean hourly mean wind speed (dark gray line) with ranges of 25-75 and 10-90 percentiles.
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5 The prevailing mean hourly wind direction in Santa Cruz de Tenerife varies throughout the year.
The wind most often blows from north 10 months , from January 26 to November 29 , while the maximum percentage is 99% of falls on July 21 . The wind most often blows from East 1.9 months , from November 29 to January 26 , with the maximum percentage of 47% falling on January 1 .
Wind direction in Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Wind direction in Santa Cruz de TenerifeSu Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 0%100%20%80%40%60%60%40%80%20%100%0% NowNowNorthEastWestSouth
north east south west
Percentage of hours during which the average wind direction corresponds to each of the four main wind directions, excluding hours in which the average wind speed is less than 1.
6 km/h . The slightly shaded areas on the borders are the percentage of hours in the implied intermediate directions (northeast, southeast, southwest, and northwest).
Santa Cruz de Tenerife is located near a large body of water (such as the ocean, sea or large lake). This section describes the average daily surface temperature of this large area of water.
The average water temperature experiences extreme seasonal fluctuations during the year.
The season with warmer water lasts 2.9 months , from August 7 to November 4 , with an average temperature above 23 °C . The month of the year in Santa Cruz de Tenerife with the warmest water is September , when the average temperature is 24 °C .
Season with cooler water lasts 4.0 months , from January 7, to May 7, , with an average temperature below 20 °C . The month of the year in Santa Cruz de Tenerife with the coldest water is March , when the average temperature is 19 °C .
Average water temperature in Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Average sea temperature in Santa Cruz de Tenerife warm cool Jan Feb March Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec 17 °C17 °C18 °C18 °C19 °C19 °C20 °C20 °C21 °C21 °C22 °C22 °C23 °C23 °C24 °C24 °C25 °C25 °C23 Sep.24 °C23 Sep.24 °C19°C27 Feb.19 °C27 Feb.7 Aug.23 °C7 Aug.23 °C4 Nov.23 °C4 Nov.23 °C7 Jan.20 °C7 Jan.20 °C7 May20 °C7 May20 °CNowNow
Average daily water temperature (purple line) with ranges from the 25th to 75th and 10th to 90th percentiles.
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To characterize how pleasant the weather is in Santa Cruz de Tenerife throughout the year, we calculate two points for trips.
Tourism score takes into account the presence of clear days without rain with an estimated temperature of 18 °C to 27 °C . Based on this score, the best time of year to visit Santa Cruz de Tenerife for general outdoor recreation is from start May to end August , with the highest score being the first week of July .
Tourism score in Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Santa Cruz de Tenerife Tourism Score best time Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec 002244668810109.39.37.37.3NowNowPrecipitationPrecipitation Cloudiness CloudinessTemperatureTourism score
Tourism score (shaded area) and its components: temperature score (red line), cloud score (blue line), and precipitation score (green line).
The Beach/Pool score takes into account clear days without rain with expected temperatures between 24°C and 32°C . Based on this score, the best time of year to visit Santa Cruz de Tenerife for hot weather is from end June to end September , with the highest score being the first week of August .
Beach/pool ball in Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Santa Cruz de Tenerife beach/pool score best time Jan Feb March Apr May June Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec 002244668810109.19.12.02.0NowNowRainfallRainfall CloudyTemperatureBeach/Pool score
shaded area ) and its components: temperature score (red line), cloudiness score (blue line), and precipitation score (green line).
Method
For each hour between 8:00 and 21:00 of each day in the analyzed period (from 1980 to 2016), independent scores are calculated for perceived temperature, cloudiness, and total precipitation. These scores are combined into a single hourly summary score, which is then combined into days, averaged over all years of the analyzed period, and smoothed.
Our cloud score of is 10 for a completely clear sky, falling linearly to 9for mostly clear skies and up to 1 for completely overcast skies.
Our precipitation score of , which is based on three-hour precipitation centered on the hour in question, is 10 for no precipitation, falling linearly to 9 for light precipitation, and to 0 for 1 millimeter precipitation or higher.
Our tourism temperature score is 0 for perceived temperatures below 10 °C , increasing linearly to 9 for 18 °C , down to 10 for 24 °C , falling linearly to 9 for 27 °C and to 1 for 32 °C or higher.
Our temperature score for beach/pool is 0 for perceived temperatures below 18 °C , increasing linearly to 9 for 24 °C , to 10 for 28 °C , decreasing linearly to 9 for 32 ° C and up to 1 for 38 °C or higher.
Definitions of growing season vary around the world, but in the context of this description, we define it as the longest continuous period of temperatures above freezing (≥ 0°C) in a year (the Northern Hemisphere calendar year, or July 1 to 30 June in the Southern Hemisphere).
Temperatures in Santa Cruz de Tenerife are quite warm all year round, so there is no point in discussing the growing season on these terms. However, we include the graph below as an illustration of the distribution of temperatures throughout the year.
Time spent in different temperature ranges and growing season in Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Time spent in different temperature ranges and growing season in Santa Cruz de Tenerife Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 0%100%10%90%20%80%30%70%40%60%50%50%60%40%70%30%80%20%90%10%100%0%100%1 Jan 100% 1 Jan 100% Jul 3100 %Jul 3NowNowNowCoolComfortableWarmHot
Chilling
-9 °C
frosty
0 °C
very cold
7 °C
cold
13 °C
cool
18 °C
comfortable
24 °C
heat
29°C
hot
35°C
hot
Percentage of time spent in different temperature ranges. The black line is the percentage chance that a given day is within the growing season.
Growth degree days is a measure of annual heat accumulation used to predict the development of plants and animals and is defined as all exceedances of a given temperature minimum threshold, excluding maximum temperature exceedances.
In this description, the temperature minimum is 10 °C and maximum 30 °C .
Growth degree days in Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Growth Degree Days in Santa Cruz de TenerifejanFeb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec 0 °C0 °C500 °C500 °C1,000 °C1,000 °C1,500 °C1,500 °C2,000 °C2,000 °C2,500 °C2,500 °C3,000 °C3,000 °C3,500 °C3,500 °C4,000 °C4,000 °C6 Jan.50 °C6 Jan.50 °C3 May1,000 °C3 May1,000 °C31 Dec.3 908 °C31 Dec 3,908 °CNowNow
Average growth degree days accumulated over the year with ranges from 25th to 75th and from 10th to 9th0th percentile.
This section describes the total daily incident shortwave solar energy reaching the earth’s surface over a large area, fully accounting for seasonal variations in day length, the height of the Sun above the horizon, and absorption by clouds and other atmospheric constituents. Shortwave radiation includes visible light and ultraviolet radiation.
The average daily incident short-wave solar energy experiences significant seasonal fluctuations during the year.
The brighter period of the year lasts 4.0 months , from April 25 to August 23 , with an average daily incident shortwave energy per square meter above 7.1 kWh . The brightest month in Santa Cruz de Tenerife is June with an average value of 8.0 kWh .
The darker period of the year lasts 3.1 months , from November 2, to February 7, , with an average daily incident shortwave energy per square meter below 4.3 kWh . The darkest month in Santa Cruz de Tenerife is December with an average of 3.4 kWh .
Average daily incident shortwave solar power in Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Average daily incident shortwave solar energy in Santa Cruz de Tenerife bright dark dark Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 0 kWh0 kWh1 kWh2 kWh2 kWh3 kWh h3 kWh4 kWh4 kWh5 kWh5 kWh6 kWh6 kWh7 kWh7 kWh8 kWh8 kWh9kWh9 kWh24 Jun 8.
1 kWh24 Jun 8.1 kWh17 Dec 3.3 kWh17 Dec 3.3 kWh25 Apr 7.1 kWh25 Apr 7, 1 kWh Aug 237.1 kWh Aug 23 7.1 kWh Feb 74.3 kWh Feb 74.3 kWhNowNow
Mean daily incident shortwave solar energy reaching earth per square meter (orange line), in the ranges of 25–75 and 10–90 percentiles.
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In this description, the geographical coordinates of Santa Cruz de Tenerife are 28.468° latitude, -16.255° longitude and an altitude of 55 m.
The topography within a radius of 3 kilometers of Santa Cruz de Tenerife has very significant elevation changes with a maximum elevation change of 543 meters and a mean altitude of 111 meters .
Within a radius of 16 kilometers, has very significant elevation changes ( 1510 meters ). Within a radius of 80 kilometers, has extreme altitude changes ( 3704 meters ).
Terrain within a radius of 3 kilometers of Santa Cruz de Tenerife covered water ( 42% ), artificial surfaces ( 38% ) and shrubs ( 150462 64% 462), radius ( 150462 16 kilometers – water ( 56% ) and bushes ( 22% ), and within a radius of 80 kilometers – water ( 85% ).
This report describes typical weather in Santa Cruz de Tenerife based on a statistical analysis of historical hourly weather reports and model reconstructions from 1 January 1980 to December 31, 2016.
Temperature and dew point
There are 2 weather stations close enough to help us estimate the temperature and dew point in Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
For each station, the data have been corrected for the difference in altitude between the station and Santa Cruz de Tenerife according to the International Standard Atmosphere, as well as for the relative change in MERRA-2 satellite-era reanalysis between these two points.
The calculated value for Santa Cruz de Tenerife is calculated as a weighted average of the individual data from each station with weights proportional to the reciprocal of the distance between Santa Cruz de Tenerife and the given station.
Stations participating in the reconstruction:
- Tenerife-South (GCTS, 71%, 57 km, south-west, 8 m elevation)
- Gran Canaria Airport (GCLP, 29%, 104 km, southeast, Altitude -32 m)
GCTS, 71%57 km, 8 mGCLP, 29%104 km, -32 m
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Note that the data from each source has been adjusted for elevation and relative variation present in the MERRA-2 data.
Other data
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Land use data is from the SHARE Global Land Cover Monitoring Network database published by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.
Altitude data is from the Shuttle Radar Topographic Mission (SRTM), published by NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
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Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Canary Islands, Spain
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Tenerife water and air temperature by months. When is the best time to go on holiday in Tenerife? Spring is the best time to explore nature
The weather in Tenerife is of interest to many tourists who are planning a beach holiday, regardless of the time of year.
How the temperature varies by month
Tenerife is characterized by average annual temperature fluctuations of just 7 °C in the southern part of the island.
As for the north of Tenerife, here in the winter months it can drop to 15 °C. The height of the beach season on the island falls on the period from July to October.
Weather in January
The weather in January pleases with stable warmth. Temperatures reach 20°C during the day and 14°C at night. Water maintains a temperature of 18°C. There are about 10 rainy days this month.
Weather in February
February weather is almost similar to January. Day and night temperatures are 21 and 14 °C respectively. Water warms up to 18 °C. February is a relatively dry month with a maximum of eight rainy days.
Weather in March
With the beginning of spring, the weather on the island is rather dry, sunny and warm. During the day, the air warms up to 22 ° C, and at night up to 15 ° C. The water is heated to 18 °C. The number of rainy days is about seven.
Weather in April
The daytime temperature in April is 23, and the night temperature is 16 degrees.
The water temperature remains similar to March and is 18 degrees. The number of wet days does not exceed six. During the day, there are about 8 hours of sunshine.
Weather in May
May is characterized by quite comfortable temperatures – about 24 °C during the day and 17 °C at night. The water temperature is 18 °C. This month is characterized by a decrease in precipitation, the number of wet days does not exceed four.
Weather in June
Although June is a summer month, there is no sweltering heat on the island. During the day, the air warms up to 26 ° C, and in the evening it cools down to 19 ° C. It is quite comfortable to stay on the coast for a long time, due to the refreshing breezes. The water is still cool – its temperature is about 18 °C.
Weather in July
July, like June, is characterized by an optimal combination of day and night temperatures. So, during the day the air warms up to 28 ° C, and at night it cools down to 20 ° C.
The water temperature is also quite acceptable – about 21 ° C.
Weather in August
In August, the island is quite hot. The daytime temperature reaches 29 °C, and at night it does not fall below 21 °C. Water warms up to 22 °C. In August, almost all days are sunny, and there is no rain at all.
Weather in September
September weather is almost the same as in August. At night, the thermometer does not fall below 21°C, and during the day it rises to 28°C. The water is still comfortable enough for swimming. Its temperature is 23°C. Occasional showers are possible.
Weather in October
Weather in December
In December, the island has autumn weather with a night temperature of about 16 degrees and a daytime temperature of about 21 degrees. Water keeps the same temperature as in November – 18 degrees. The number of rainy days does not exceed 12.
In the high season, the air is warmed up to +27.3°C, and the sea +24°C. In low – air +18.
0°C, water +18.5°C, precipitation 28.1 mm, 2 rainy days, 19 sunny days in total. It is a popular travel city in Spain. The weather in Tenerife by months, winter, spring, summer and autumn is shown in the chart below. Mild climate almost all year round, excellent choice. The beach season here lasts at least 6 months.
The best months to visit
September, August, October are the best time to travel. There is good warm weather from +26.5°C to +27.8°C. At this time of the year there is little rain, no more than 2 days per month, falls from 40.2 to 68.9mm of precipitation. Also, Tenerife has a warm sea with a water temperature of +23.2°C to +24.5°C and swimming is a pleasure. The maximum number of sunny days for the whole year is from 19 to 23 days. The monthly climate and temperature in Tenerife are calculated based on recent years.
Air temperature in Tenerife by months
The difference in daily air temperature throughout the year is 9.
8°C, but due to the presence of the sea, the weather in Tenerife and the climate in Spain is quite mild for months. The coldest month is February, when the air warms up to +18°C, and the warmest month is August with +27.8°C.
Water temperature in Tenerife
The beach season here lasts 6 months: June, July, November, August, October, September. The temperature in the sea at this time of the year is from +21.2°C to +24.5°C for a pleasant swim. The worst weather in Tenerife and the water temperature recorded in March is +18.5°C.
Number of rainy days and precipitation
Unlucky month for travel – October, it rains on average 5 days. The maximum monthly rainfall is 68.9 mm.
Leisure comfort rating
Climate summary
| Month | Air temperature during the day |
Water temperature | solar days |
Rainy days (precipitation) |
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| January | +19. 5°C
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+19.8°C | 22 | 0 days (28.1mm) | |
| February | +18°C | +18.9°C | 19 | 2 days (25.8mm) | |
| March | +18.8°C | +18.5°C | 25 | 0 days (12.3mm) | |
| April | +20.8°C | +19.4°C | 21 | 2 days (12.6mm) | |
| May | +23.8°C | +20.1°C | 23 | 0 days (5.5mm) | |
| June | +24.2°C | +21.2°C | 25 | 0 days (0.9mm) | |
| July | +25.8°C | +22.4°C | 30 | 1 day (7.6mm) | |
| August | +27.8°C | +23.2°C | 23 | 3 days (59. 0mm)
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| September | +27.5°C | +24.5°C | 21 | 2 days (40.2mm) | |
| October | +26.5°C | +24.2°C | 19 | 5 days (68.9mm) | |
| November | +22.2°C | +23°C | 16 | 2 days (48.0mm) | |
| December | +20.2°C | +20.8°C | 24 | 0 days (28.1mm) |
Number of sunny days
Beautiful sunny weather will delight tourists in July – as many as 30 sunny days per month. Great time to relax in Tenerife.
Wind speed
The maximum strength of the wind in July is up to 6 m/s with gusts up to 8.8 m/s.
Comfortable throughout the year and mild climate – the undeniable advantage of Tenerife. The summer months are moderately hot, although geographically the Canaries are part of Africa.
Winter is not cold, there are no seasons of tropical showers and hurricanes. You can come to the island to rest at any time. This is exactly the case when nature does not have bad weather. But there are some nuances that will be useful to know in advance.
Tenerife is an island with a difficult terrain. Due to this, on a land plot the size of two Moscow, territories with different microclimates coexist. But the most striking contrast is between north and south.
From the northeast, winds constantly blow on the island, forming waves and clouds. In the mountains, the clouds turn into rain, but they are not always able to overcome the mountain range. Therefore, 80% of all precipitation goes to the north.
In contrast to the humid north, the “beach” south of Tenerife is protected from bad weather by a wall of mountains. Here it is warmer and sunnier, the ocean is calmer, rains are infrequent and mostly short.
Weather in the south of Tenerife
Since the vast majority of tourists from Russia prefer to relax on the southern coast of the island (namely, in the resorts of Costa Adeje, Las Americas, Los Cristianos), we will pay special attention to it.
Here at different times of the year during the day the air usually warms up to 21-28°C in the shade. The coolest is in February, the hottest – in August.
You are in Africa and not far from the equator. So in winter, 20 ° C in the shade is on a good day in the open sun, it feels like six degrees more. Another thing is that in winter the probability of cloudiness, wind and precipitation is higher, even in the south.
By the way, you can get a tan (and get burned too) in Tenerife even in cloudy weather.
The best time of the year to visit the island is September and October. There are significantly fewer tourists and not as active sun compared to August, and the ocean warms up to annual highs.
Weather at other resorts
The weather on the west coast of the island (resorts of Los Gigantes, Puerto Santiago, Playa de la Arena) is the same as on the south. And in winter there are even more sunny days.
The city of Puerto de la Cruz, although located in the middle of the northern coast, lies in a lowland, therefore it is fair to talk about a special microclimate in the city.
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| 8 | 8 | 7 | 7 | 4 | 4 | 1 | 2 | 4 | 7 | 9 | 9 |
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Compared to the south in Puerto de la Cruz, the temperature is usually slightly lower.
In the summer, this is not important, and it can feel even hotter due to high humidity.
In winter, the difference sometimes reaches four or five degrees, which is quite noticeable. Significantly less sun, more rainy days.
And if you don’t compare, then in general it’s not bad, if you don’t sunbathe to the north and swim in the ocean (waves!) arrived.
Weather forecast
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Most of the weather sites and services on popular portals on request “Tenerife” show the forecast and the current situation for the capital of the island – located in the northeast of the city of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, where there is a microclimate.
Or it is not at all clear where the data is taken from.
And this systematically misleads tourists and causes a state of slight panic, from year to year giving rise to the same questions on the forums. It is understandable: 16 ° C during the day, and even with rain – not at all what vacationers who pack their suitcases in warmer climes dream of in winter.
Check the weather forecast on the right sites and for the part of the island where you plan to relax!
Kalima
Neighborhood with Africa has one unpleasant feature. Sometimes, during sandstorms in the Sahara, the wind brings dust, sand and hot air to Tenerife. The thermometer can easily jump up to 40 ° C, the sky is covered with a gray haze, it is hard without an air conditioner. This disgrace is called “Kalima”, and it is unpredictable.
But not everything is so scary. Firstly, Kalima happens infrequently, 5-6 times a year. Secondly, it usually lasts only 2-4 days, after which the weather quickly returns to the climatic norm.
Thirdly, its intensity is different, often generally goes unnoticed by tourists.
Tenerife is the largest and most populated of the seven Canary Islands.
This is an island of Spain with an area of 2034.38 square kilometers with a population of about a million people, which is 43 percent of the total population of the Canary Islands.
Tenerife is famous for its phenomenal weather and is known among travel enthusiasts as the Island of Eternal Spring. And this is an amazing fact, because only in Tenerife you can choose the weather according to your mood: the island is located in 7 different climatic zones. On the same day, temperatures range from tropical on the south coast to cold and snowy in the heart of the island. It takes only two hours by car to get to a different climate zone.
Good weather on the island
The climate of the island is defined as mild subtropical.
In summer the air does not warm up above +25 °C, while in winter it stays around +20 °C.
It is noticeably warmer in the southern and western parts of the island, it often rains in the north. In general, the temperature difference during the year is from 15 to 27 degrees Celsius. The coastal ocean gives smaller fluctuations per year: from +20 to +22 degrees.
Weather conditions are explained by the diverse relief of the island – from high mountains to lowlands, from deserts to flowering intermountain plains.
Water and air temperature by months of each season
Due to the stable climatic influence, the weather on the island can be predicted and analyzed for the year by seasons and months.
Weather in December in Tenerife and water temperature by months:
- On the southern coast of Tenerife, the air warms up during the day from +21 degrees and above, and at night it drops to +7 °С in the northeast +15 °С.
- Ocean waters are warmed up to +20 °С.
- The coldest at this time are the central regions, where the air warms up no higher than 6-8 degrees Celsius.
- The water temperature is +19°C.
February. In total, there are about six days of rain in February, which is why it is considered rainy in Tenerife.
- The air temperature stays at 17-20 degrees, the difference between night and day temperatures decreases.
- The water of the Atlantic off the coast of Tenerife warms up to +19 degrees.
In the photo: carnival on the island of Tenerife in February
Spring on the island
Lush vegetation and the beginning of flowering – such is the spring season in Tenerife. The water temperature fluctuates little from month to month and averages 20 degrees.
March days are beautiful:
- the weather is sunny, the average air temperature is 20-21 degrees. Precipitation is rare and amounts to approximately 4 days for the whole of March;
- in the northern region of the island the weather is two or three degrees lower, it can rain more in early spring than in the south;
- coastal waters of the Atlantic Ocean +19 °C.
The islanders are waiting for April:
- despite the fact that in April it usually rains from 3 to 7 days in Tenerife during the month, the air temperature continues to rise from +22 degrees on average to +25 °C on the south coast of the island;
- The water temperature in April is higher than in the previous month and ranges from +19 °C to +20 °C.
In May we don’t toil, but we sunbathe:
Finally, stable heat has set in, the air temperature on the whole island does not drop below + 21 °C.
The southern resort coast with a humidity of 64% pleases with sunny days and pleasant warmth. There is practically no rain. Great time to visit the island.
The water temperature in Tenerife in May rises to +20°C.
The photo shows a graph of the number of sunny days in Tenerife with the weather by months.
Summer, beach, black sand and diving
Hot summer days are the perfect time for diving.
This will be confirmed by any weather forecasts on the island.
June is vacation time. This month the weather pleases with hot sunny days. The island is getting even warmer, sometimes very hot. The air warms up during the day to 27 degrees, and the night brings a long-awaited coolness of 18 -19 °C.
Water temperature up to +22 °C.
Hot July. The weather is great all over the island. The average daily air temperature does not fall below +28 ° C, the nights are warm and humid, the thermometer shows +20 degrees.
Water in July pleases divers, its temperature froze at +22°C.
In August, the average air temperature is 29 degrees Celsius, at night – not lower than +21 °C.
A light sea breeze cools hot heads, disperses gentle waves, inviting you to dive into the emerald depths.
in Tenerife, water temperature by months
Autumn is not the time for frustration and parting on the islands, vacation continues. In Tenerife, the water temperature remains even during the autumn months, and the diving season is in full swing.
A mild September cools the ardor of the previous month, but at noon the air temperature is around 28 degrees Celsius.
- The nights are a little colder, the thermometer shows 21 °C. The wind sometimes picks up on the coast.
- The water temperature in Tenerife in September does not drop below 23°C.
The sea in October in the south of Tenerife is warmer than in other parts of the island.
- The weather is warm during the day, about 26 degrees Celsius. At night it gets cold up to plus 19 °C.
- In October, it will rain no more than five days, and the waters of the ocean are rewarded with warmth of +23 °C.
In November, no more than six rainy days, the humidity rises to 75%. The wind is blowing, dew is falling.
- The weather is warm, the average temperature is around +23°C.
- Ocean water is about the same: 22 degrees Celsius.
The flag of Tenerife is the same as in Scotland, because the patron saint of the island is St.
Andrew the First-Called.
- The canary was named after the Canary Islands, not the other way around.
- El Médano is the longest beach in Tenerife, over two kilometers long.
- Many of Tenerife’s beaches are artificial due to the island’s volcanic features. Natural beaches have a characteristic black color.
- Two of the biggest attractions on the island are Loro Parque in Puerto de la Cruz and the Teide volcano, whose peak is over 3000 meters above sea level.
- Teideri National Park Tenerife is the second most visited park in the world. And the first was Mount Fuji in Japan.
- Because of its colossal size, Mount Teide casts the largest sea shadow in the world.
- On the island there is the largest volcanic pipe in Europe, 18 kilometers long – “Evening Cave”. This lava tube contains many underground passages.
- Canarian wine is mentioned in the works of Shakespeare: “The Merry Wives of Windsor” and in “Henry IV”, who was annually supplied with wine from Tenerife.
Scientists suggest that there were originally three islands with mountain ranges: Teno, Valle San Lorenzo and Anaga. After another volcanic eruption, the islands merged and became one Tenerife. As we know it today.
Water temperature in Torrevieja in May
1) The weather in June in Spain
Spanish Canary Islands deserve special mention. It seems to many that they are somewhere in the Mediterranean, although they are located in the Atlantic, and quite far from the mainland of Spain – in the region of Morocco, much further south. However, it is not so hot there as one might imagine (in Madrid it is even hotter): on average + 26-28 ° C during the day and + 19-21 ° C at night.
In general, it can be noted that throughout Spain, by the end of the month, daily temperature fluctuations are becoming smaller, and the air is getting warmer – the approach of the July heat is felt.
There are very few rainy days in Spain in general in June, as a rule, a maximum of 1-2 days, on the islands it does not rain at all at this time of the year.
Well, except that in Barcelona there can be more rain – up to 4-5 cloudy days. But such a situation is unlikely to upset anyone, and small showers will not spoil the trip. Thus, most of June in Spain is sunny days, and there are more and more hours of sunshine every day.
Peculiarities of May holidays in Spain
At the end of May there are more tourists, the beach season begins in the resorts of Costa del Sol (Andalusia), Costa Blanca (Valencia), Costa Brava and Costa Dorada (Catalonia). Costa means “shore”. Judging by the names, Spain has many coasts and they are all different:
- Del Sol is sunny.
- Blanca is white.
- Brava is rocky.
- Dorada is golden.
The sea warms up to +20°С, air up to 23-25°С. Comfortable, mild, almost summer weather, conducive to a calm, unfussy rest.
Spaniards love themselves very much. If something can be put off until tomorrow, the Spaniard will put it off. If you ask the question: “When?”, the true Spaniard will say: “Manyana” (tomorrow).
Never today, never now. Now – a siesta, work can wait.
All of Spain, all its cities and resorts seem to be created for travel and recreation. May weather gives you a choice. I would like to see the masterpieces of architecture and plunge into the original culture of the country – please travel, the weather is favorable. If a vacation is unthinkable without the sea and the beach, Spain will provide all its shores: sea and ocean. Choose!
Temperature in Alicante in May
| Average temperature during the day: | +23.8°C | |
| Average temperature at night: | +15.5°C | |
| Sea water temperature: | +18.8°C | |
| Number of sunny days: | 26 days | |
| Rainy days: Rainfall: |
1 day 20.0 mm |
Water temperature in Spain in May
Should I go on vacation in May?
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The climate in May is good and tourists come to have a rest. According to our data, the weather in Alicante in May and the water temperature is good. At this time, the cold sea has an average temperature of +18.8°C. There is practically no rain, about 1 day per month, 20.0 mm of precipitation falls. Sunny weather lasts at least 26 days. According to the reviews of tourists who have visited Spain, it is worth going on vacation to Alicante in May.
Note:
Alicante weather in April:
rating 3.8 (out of 5),
air +22.8°C , sea: +16.0°C,
rain 2 days
Alicante weather in June:
rating 4.7 (out of 5),
air +27.8°C , sea: +22.1°C,
rain 2 days
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Air temperature
Average statistics for 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019: the maximum air temperature reaches +27.
4°C, the minimum recorded values are +19.9°C. At night, the temperature in Alicante in May drops to +18.9°C…+12.2°C. On average, the difference between day and night is 8.1°C. What is the weather forecast in Alicante at the end of May and the beginning of the month indicated on the chart, in Spain almost everywhere the situation is similar.
Water temperature in Alicante in May
Weather forecast and sea water temperature in Alicante in May ranges from +17.9°C to +20.1°C. At its lows, it can be considered not comfortable for swimming adults and children. In the previous month, the sea is colder by about 2.8°C. The next month the water is 3.3°C warmer. In May, according to tourists in Alicante, the climate is not very suitable for recreation, also due to the uncomfortable temperature of the water in the sea almost anywhere in Spain.
Rating, rainy days and precipitation in May and other months.
The rating in a period of five months fluctuates from 3.
3 to 5.0 points. The number of rainy days in May is 1, and it ranks 4th in this indicator for the year. Precipitation is 20.0 mm, which is the 7th place among all months. At the same time, in the previous period, 19 mm more rains, in the next month, 11.5 mm less. The weather in Alicante in May in the first and second half of the month is shown in the summary table for 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019years.
Climate summary
| Day | Air temperature during the day | Water temperature | |
| +23.1°C | +18.2°C | ||
| +23.4°C | +17.9°C | ||
| +23.1°C | +18.1°C | ||
| +21.2°C | +18.2°C | ||
| +23.1°C | +18.3°C | ||
| +24.3°C | +18.2°C | ||
| +25.3°C | +18.4°C | ||
+24. 6°C |
+18.1°C | ||
| +23.9°C | +18.8°C | ||
| +26.3°C | +19.1°C | ||
| +27.4°C | +19.9°C | ||
| +24.2°C | +19.4°C | ||
| +22.7°C | +19.1°C | ||
| +20.4°C | +19.3°C | ||
| +22.6°C | +19.5°C | ||
| +21.6°C | +19.6°C | ||
| +22.6°C | +19.3°C | ||
| +22.7°C | +19.0°C | ||
| +25.1°C | +19.5°C | ||
| +25.3°C | +19.3°C | ||
| +24.6°C | +19.5°C | ||
| +24.7°C | +19.9°C | ||
| +25.3°C | +19.9°C | ||
+20. 7°C |
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| +23.4°C | +19.2°C | ||
| +27.2°C | +19.4°C | ||
| +24.1°C | +19.8°C | ||
| +26.2°C | +19.8°C | ||
| +25.4°C | +20.1°C | ||
| +26.7°C | +19.7°C | ||
| +19.9°C | +20.0°C |
Weather in Spain
The climate of Spain is one of the most stable and sustainable in Europe. The difference between summer and winter temperatures is very small. Winter is from December to February, summer, respectively, lasts from June to August. Beach holidays are most attractive in August, when sea water warms up to maximum temperatures.
Snow in Spain is rare and in most regions is equated with a national disaster. Coastal areas are humid and windy in winter, making it seem like it’s much cooler outside than it really is.
Rain and winds are common during the autumn and spring months.
Important! Many travelers, choosing a tour to Spain, are guided by the principle that the further south, the warmer the sea will be. For Spain, this principle does not work! In terms of sea water temperature, the warmest resorts in the summer months are the Costa Blanca and Murcia
The beaches of the Costa Dorada and the Balearic Islands are in second place. The Costa del Sol, despite its favorable geographical position, cannot always please travelers with a warm sea due to the influence of the Atlantic. In the Canary Islands, the water temperature in the peak of the summer season rises to a maximum of 24, which is much lower than the Mediterranean figures. But in spring, winter and autumn, the water in the Canaries will be warmer than in the Iberian Peninsula. Such are the features of sea currents.
Holidays and festivals in Spain in September
The beginning of September is a hot time in Spain, which pleases with its interesting events.
Something entertaining happens literally in every town in Spain.
Fiestas de la Mare de Deu de la Salut is celebrated on September 7-8 in Valencia, in Algemesi.
The main local festival has its roots in the Middle Ages, and for its brilliance and importance was included in the UNESCO List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Theatrical, dance and musical performances are part of the celebrations, as well as the parade, which is attended by more than 1400 people
At the end of September, several theaters and cinemas in the city of San Sebastian (in northern Spain, on the shores of the Bay of Biscay) host the International Film Festival .
On September 24, Barcelona celebrates Fiesta De La Mercé , a feast dedicated to Our Lady of Mercy (La Mercè), patroness of the city. As part of the festival, free music concerts (music from traditional to modern) that take place in the squares (in particular, in Plaza Catalunya and Sant Jaume Square), as well as a number of traditions.
For example, people dance a sardana (traditional Catalan dance) and come to look at castels (cat. Castells) or “human castles” – these are towers of people traditionally erected during festivals in Catalonia. Plus night fireworks and awesome correfoc (this is when a group of people will dress like devils and burn fireworks, spinning to the sound of drums in a traditional dance gralla ).
4) What are the holidays in Spain in June?
In June, many interesting events take place in Spain. For example, Sonar Electronic Music Festival is organized in Barcelona in the middle of June. The festival has been celebrated since 1994 and lasts three days (usually starts on Thursday and ends on Sunday). The music does not stop even for a minute – people hang out literally for days on end!
Further, all Catholic Spain celebrates in the last ten days of June the feast of the body and blood of Christ . Religious Spain celebrates this event in full, and each city strives to outdo the rest in the splendor and originality of the celebrations.
For example, in Granada you can see huge carnival figures – they personify human sins, in Barcelona a whole eggshell is thrown into the fountains, which then seems to be dancing in streams, and other strange and not very strange traditions. Perhaps the most colorful spectacle is organized annually at Sitges – the pavements here transform into delightful floral carpets.
Residents of the town of Castillo de Murcia perform a slightly strange ceremony called El Colacho: men dressed in red and yellow suits jump over babies lying on the ground (on pillows, of course), as if taking away both ailments and evil with them.
What is the weather like in May in Spain?
Due to the excellent weather in Spain, quite a lot of tourists visit its expanses, especially in May.
In spring, the country attracts tourists with wonderful weather and an abundance of entertainment for every taste.
Air and water temperature
Spain has a vast territory, which is home to a variety of cities and resorts.
The weather may vary depending on the region. While the southern coast is quite dry and clear, and the May climate is ideal for beach tourism, the northern resorts have excellent conditions for long walks through ancient sights.
At the beginning of May there is a typical off-season in Spain. In the cities, clear weather sets in – an ideal time for educational recreation. There is only a month left before the holiday season, but the average air temperature in the country pleases with a mark of + 23-25 ° C during the day, + 16 ° C at night.
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The water on the coast is warming up every day. At the beginning of May, the sea temperature is +17 degrees, and at the end of the month its indicators increase by 3-4 degrees.
If we consider the weather in May in the country, then the average indicators will be as follows:
- Alicante – +20°C during the day, +14°C at night, +17°C water;
- Barcelona – +21°C during the day, +14°C at night, +20°C water;
- Valencia – +23°C during the day, +13°C at night, +17°C water;
- Madrid – +21°C during the day, +10°C at night;
- Malaga – +18°C during the day, +17°C at night, +19°C water;
- Mallorca – +21°C during the day, +12°C at night, +18°C water;
- Salou – +23°C during the day, +13°C at night, +17°C water;
- Costa Brava – +20°C during the day, +12°C at night, +16°C water;
- Calella – +21°C during the day, +15°C at night, +19°C water;
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Santa Susanna – +20°C during the day, +14°C at night, +16°C water.
During the month of May, temperatures on the coast of Spain rise and the number of rainy days decreases.
The second half of the month is especially attractive for recreation, when it is quite clear and hot during the day, but not as stuffy as it will be in summer.
It is worth noting that in early May, the daily temperature difference is very noticeable, especially in the north of the country. During the day, the thermometer shows +19degrees, and immediately after sunset, these figures drop to +14 degrees. It’s getting cool outside, so if you plan to vacation at the beginning of the month, you should take warm clothes with you.
Toward the end of May in Spain, the temperature difference is not so noticeable. In the daytime, the air on the south coast warms up to +25-27 degrees, in the north to +23°C, and in the center of the country – up to +25°C. With the sunset, the thermometer falls only to +18-19 degrees.
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Weather conditions
May in Spain is considered one of the driest months of the year. It accounts for only 7-8 cloudy days. In general, the country is sunny and warm, and the resorts are preparing for the opening of the summer season. The only unpleasant moment may be a strong wind in the north of the country, but in the second half of the month it ceases to disturb vacationers.
Tourist seasons in Spain
The beach holiday season in the resorts of the Iberian Peninsula and the Balearic Islands begins in May – June and ends in September. There are not many tourists on the coast during these months. For those who want to save on vacation, the beginning and end of the season is the best time to travel to the seaside resorts of Spain.
If you like to swim exclusively in warm sea water, then go to Spain in July or August. True, you will have to put up with all the disadvantages of the peak tourist season: high prices, congested hotels, beaches and major tourist attractions.
With the end of the beach season, tourists do not lose their interest in Spain at all. In autumn, winter and early spring, they are concentrated in areas of major cultural and historical attractions, ski resorts and festivals. Buying a package tour during this period will be much more difficult than during the high season.
As for the Canary Islands, it is almost impossible to determine the beginning and end of the season here. Tourists come here all year round for the sea and the sun. The warmest period starts in May and ends in November.
3) What to do in Spain in June?
During the day on the beaches of Spain you can sunbathe and swim – the water and air temperature allows. Well, for those who are not particularly interested in a beach holiday, Spain has prepared a number of interesting sights, archaeological sites, unusual buildings, museums, galleries and other things for them.
Spain is still an amazing country with amazing atmosphere and architecture.
Literally every city is a real work of art, with its arches, palaces, basilicas, old monasteries. Yes, even ordinary houses and streets cause tenderness! It will take years to get to know Spain completely! Of the architectural buildings and museums alone, more than 40 are included in the list of these objects due to their special historical and cultural value. In this regard, Spain concedes the palm only to Italy – among all European countries.
The nature of Spain is no less good and fresh, but in the first month of summer it appears before tourists in all colors. If you are in the north of the country and are ready for an active pastime, climb up to the wonderful lake Ibon de Truchas , which is located in the mountains at an altitude of 2144 meters above sea level (however, you can get there by lift). Lazier tourists can be advised to enjoy the beauty of the country’s nature in parks and gardens – for example, in Blanes go to botanical garden “Mar and Murtra” and “Pina de Rosa”, in Valencia and Barcelona the botanical gardens are no less beautiful in full bloom, and don’t forget about the incredible Alcazar Gardens (in Seville), Sabatini Gardens ( in Madrid).
National parks of Spain – a separate conversation. This is certainly not a garden that can be walked around in a couple of hours. National parks occupy, as a rule, rather vast territories, and can capture mountains with all these incredible landscapes. For example, Aiguestortes National Park is located in northern Spain, almost in the center of the Pyrenees, and Ordesa i Monte Perdido National Park in the province of Huesca, in the Aragonese Pyrenees – all this is very, very beautiful!
In general, there is a lot of entertainment for every taste and budget.
Air temperature in Spain in May 2019
Spain in May is not a beach season, and tourists come to this country to enjoy the flourishing cities, visit folklore fairs and flamenco dance performances on the day of Madrid.
The weather in May in Spain favors traveling around the country to see all its sights. Thus, the air temperature in Barcelona is +21°С and +22°С in Madrid. If you read the reviews of tourists, then the water temperature still does not allow you to swim in the sea, but everyone comes to splash their feet.
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In other Spanish cities, namely in Malaga and Marbella, during the day the air warms up to +25°C, in Valencia to +27°C, but at night the temperature drops to 15°C. Therefore, it will not be superfluous to take a light sweater with you on a trip. The warmest place is in Seville, during the day it is + 28 ° С, but there are few tourists due to the fact that there is no sea nearby, only in the nearest cities.
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Weather in cities and resorts by months
Madrid
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Average maximum, °C | 10 | 12 | 16 | 18 | 22 | 28 | 32 | 31 | 26 | 19 | 14 | 10 | |
| Average minimum, °C | 3 | 4 | 6 | 8 | 11 | 16 | 19 | 19 | 15 | 11 | 6 | 4 |
Madrid weather monthly
Alicante
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Average maximum, °C | 17 | 18 | 20 | 21 | 24 | 28 | 30 | 31 | 29 | 25 | 21 | 18 | |
| Average minimum, °C | 7 | 7 | 9 | 11 | 14 | 18 | 21 | 22 | 19 | 15 | 10 | 7 |
Alicante monthly weather
Balearic Islands
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Average maximum, °C | 15 | 16 | 17 | 19 | 23 | 27 | 29 | 30 | 27 | 24 | 19 | 17 | |
| Average minimum, °C | 8 | 8 | 10 | 12 | 15 | 19 | 22 | 23 | 20 | 17 | 12 | 10 |
Weather Monthly Balearic Islands
Barcelona
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Average maximum, °C | 15 | 16 | 17 | 19 | 23 | 26 | 29 | 29 | 26 | 23 | 18 | 15 | |
| Average minimum, °C | 9 | 9 | 11 | 13 | 16 | 20 | 23 | 23 | 20 | 17 | 12 | 10 |
Monthly Barcelona weather
Benidorm
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Average maximum, °C | 18 | 19 | 20 | 22 | 24 | 28 | 31 | 32 | 29 | 25 | 21 | 19 | |
| Average minimum, °C | 8 | 8 | 10 | 12 | 15 | 18 | 21 | 22 | 20 | 16 | 11 | 8 |
Monthly weather Benidorm
Bilbao
Bilbao monthly weather
Valencia
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Average maximum, °C | 16 | 17 | 19 | 21 | 23 | 27 | 30 | 30 | 28 | 24 | 20 | 17 | |
| Average minimum, °C | 7 | 8 | 10 | 12 | 15 | 19 | 22 | 22 | 19 | 15 | 11 | 8 |
Weather Valencia by months
Gran Canaria
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Average maximum, °C | 21 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 27 | 28 | 27 | 26 | 24 | 22 | |
| Average minimum, °C | 15 | 15 | 16 | 16 | 17 | 19 | 21 | 22 | 21 | 20 | 18 | 16 |
Gran Canaria monthly weather
Granada
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Average maximum, °C | 13 | 15 | 18 | 20 | 24 | 30 | 34 | 34 | 29 | 23 | 17 | 13 | |
| Average minimum, °C | 1 | 2 | 5 | 7 | 10 | 15 | 18 | 18 | 14 | 10 | 5 | 3 |
Monthly weather Granada
Girona
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Average maximum, °C | 13 | 14 | 17 | 19 | 22 | 27 | 30 | 30 | 26 | 22 | 17 | 14 | |
| Average minimum, °C | 1 | 2 | 4 | 6 | 10 | 14 | 17 | 17 | 14 | 11 | 5 | 2 |
Monthly weather in Girona
Monthly weather of Eivissa (island)
Cadiz
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Average maximum, °C | 16 | 17 | 19 | 20 | 22 | 25 | 28 | 28 | 26 | 23 | 20 | 17 | |
| Average minimum, °C | 9 | 11 | 12 | 14 | 16 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 20 | 17 | 13 | 11 | |
| Rain, mm | 69 | 59 | 35 | 45 | 27 | 7 | 2 | 24 | 67 | 98 | 92 |
Cadiz monthly weather
Canary Islands
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Average maximum, °C | 21 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 27 | 28 | 27 | 26 | 24 | 22 | |
| Average minimum, °C | 15 | 15 | 16 | 16 | 17 | 19 | 21 | 22 | 21 | 20 | 18 | 16 |
Monthly weather Canary Islands
Lanzarote
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Average maximum, °C | 21 | 21 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 | 28 | 29 | 29 | 27 | 24 | 22 | |
| Average minimum, °C | 14 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 19 | 20 | 21 | 21 | 19 | 17 | 15 | |
| Rain, mm | 17 | 18 | 13 | 5 | 2 | 1 | 2 | 10 | 15 | 29 |
Lanzarote monthly weather
Mallorca
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Average maximum, °C | 15 | 16 | 17 | 19 | 23 | 27 | 29 | 30 | 27 | 24 | 19 | 17 | |
| Average minimum, °C | 8 | 8 | 10 | 12 | 15 | 19 | 22 | 23 | 20 | 17 | 12 | 10 |
Monthly weather in Mallorca
Malaga
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Average maximum, °C | 17 | 18 | 20 | 21 | 24 | 28 | 31 | 31 | 28 | 24 | 20 | 18 | |
| Average minimum, °C | 7 | 8 | 10 | 11 | 14 | 18 | 21 | 21 | 19 | 15 | 11 | 9 |
Monthly Malaga weather
Palma
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Average maximum, °C | 15 | 16 | 17 | 19 | 23 | 27 | 29 | 30 | 27 | 24 | 19 | 17 | |
| Average minimum, °C | 8 | 8 | 10 | 12 | 15 | 19 | 22 | 23 | 20 | 17 | 12 | 10 |
Monthly weather Palma
Reus
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Average maximum, °C | 14 | 15 | 17 | 19 | 22 | 26 | 29 | 29 | 26 | 22 | 18 | 15 | |
| Average minimum, °C | 4 | 5 | 7 | 9 | 12 | 16 | 19 | 20 | 17 | 13 | 8 | 5 |
Monthly weather Reus
Salou
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Average maximum, °C | 14 | 15 | 17 | 19 | 23 | 26 | 29 | 29 | 26 | 23 | 18 | 15 | |
| Average minimum, °C | 6 | 6 | 8 | 11 | 14 | 19 | 20 | 20 | 18 | 15 | 10 | 6 |
Monthly weather in Salou
Santa Cruz de Tenerife
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Average maximum, °C | 21 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 26 | 29 | 29 | 28 | 26 | 24 | 22 | |
| Average minimum, °C | 15 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 22 | 20 | 18 | 17 | |
| Rain, mm | 32 | 35 | 38 | 12 | 4 | 1 | 2 | 7 | 19 | 34 | 43 |
Santa Cruz de Tenerife monthly weather
Zaragoza
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Average maximum, °C | 11 | 13 | 17 | 20 | 24 | 29 | 32 | 32 | 27 | 21 | 15 | 11 | |
| Average minimum, °C | 3 | 3 | 6 | 8 | 12 | 16 | 18 | 18 | 15 | 11 | 6 | 3 |
Zaragoza monthly weather
Seville
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Average maximum, °C | 16 | 18 | 22 | 23 | 27 | 32 | 36 | 36 | 32 | 26 | 20 | 17 | |
| Average minimum, °C | 6 | 7 | 9 | 11 | 14 | 18 | 20 | 20 | 18 | 14 | 10 | 7 |
Monthly weather Seville
Tarragona
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Average maximum, °C | 12 | 15 | 18 | 20 | 22 | 26 | 29 | 30 | 28 | 22 | 16 | 13 | |
| Average minimum, °C | 8 | 9 | 10 | 12 | 16 | 19 | 23 | 23 | 20 | 16 | 11 | 9 |
Monthly Tarragona weather
Tenerife
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Average maximum, °C | 21 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 26 | 29 | 29 | 28 | 26 | 24 | 22 | |
| Average minimum °C | 15 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 22 | 20 | 18 | 17 | |
| Rain, mm | 32 | 35 | 38 | 12 | 4 | 1 | 2 | 7 | 19 | 34 | 43 |
Tenerife monthly weather
Toledo
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Average maximum, °C | 12 | 14 | 18 | 20 | 24 | 31 | 35 | 34 | 29 | 22 | 16 | 12 | |
| Average minimum, °C | 1 | 3 | 5 | 7 | 11 | 16 | 19 | 19 | 15 | 10 | 5 | 3 |
Monthly weather in Toledo
Weather in Spain in June
Although the official beach season on the Mediterranean coast of the country opens in May, the main influx of tourists occurs in the following months.
May has a much greater number of cloudy days and precipitation. The air temperature cannot be called cold – it is only on average 3-4 ° lower than in June. But the sea is still cool: on the Andalusian coast and the Balearic Islands, the water can sometimes warm up to 20 ° C, but you should not expect this to the north.
Features of the weather in the regions of Spain in June
Spain can be divided into 4 climatic zones, each of which, although quite suitable for a summer holiday, still has its own characteristics.
Atlantic Coast (Galicia, Asturias, Cantabria and Basque Country)
In this region, the climate can be called mild and cool compared to the southern regions of Spain. The average daily temperature in June here rarely rises above 16 ° C, and the water temperature does not even reach 18 ° C. However, the weather at this time of the year is clear and there are no more rainy days than in other regions of the country.
It is unlikely that at the beginning of summer the north-west of Spain will be suitable for lovers of a beach holiday, however, cloudless cool weather, as well as an abundance of architectural monuments, will be an excellent tool for cultural tourism.
In Galicia, the city of Santiago de Compostela is located, considered the third most important city for Catholics. The relics of St. James are kept here – one of the main relics of the Christian world. Of course, religious pilgrimage in the region is ahead of other tourism industries.
Central regions (Castile, Aragon, Extremadura, Madrid)
Although there is no place in Spain more than 380 km from the sea, the main part of it lies in mountainous regions with a continental Mediterranean climate. The amplitude of annual temperatures here is much more significant than in other regions. But in June, summer is already in full force: the thermometer during the day fluctuates between 22-27 ° C. Precipitation here is also rare, as well as on the coast.
The peculiarity of this region is a unique mixture of Arab and European culture and architecture. You can spend more than one day and not see even a tenth of it to study the historical centers of Toledo, Caceres, Zaragoza, Valladolid and, of course, Madrid.
When traveling in Spain, keep in mind that the Spaniards can have breakfast at two o’clock in the afternoon, and the typical time for dinner here is 9-10 pm, when the heat of the day gives way to a comfortable evening coolness.
The hottest areas of Spain are located on the Mediterranean coast, as well as the southern coast of the Atlantic Ocean. June here, despite the considerable length of the coastline, is hot and cloudless. The north coast is more comfortable: the daytime temperature in Barcelona and Valencia is around 24-27 °C, and the sea is already warming up to 20-21 °C.
The further south, the hotter and drier the climate becomes. The Andalusian coast is a couple of degrees warmer, while Murcia boasts some of the hottest beaches on the mainland. Daytime temperatures only occasionally drop below 30°C. Almost all June days, a tourist runs the risk of being caught under the scorching sun – the humidity here tends to a minimum.
Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, when completed, will be the tallest cathedral in the world (according to the plan, about 170 meters).
However, it has been under construction for 137 years and is in danger of becoming a record holder for a very long time. Despite this, it is already one of the most visited attractions in the city.
Canary Islands
Separately, it is worth considering the Canary Islands. They are removed from the rest of Spain and lie near the coast of Western Sahara, which has a strong influence on the weather of the region. The climate here is arid tropical, subject to seasonal winds. At the beginning of summer, precipitation here is extremely rare. During the day, the temperature is around 27-29 °C, and the water temperature reaches 23 °C. It is worth noting that the water temperature on the islands practically does not fall below 20 ° C throughout the year.
What to do this month?
Spain is rich in various entertainment and exciting walks in interesting places. But relaxing on the beach in May is also a pleasure.
Beach holidays – is it possible to swim?
If you want to relax on the coast and sunbathe under the warm rays of the sun, without worrying about cloudy weather, the Canary Islands are suitable for these purposes.
It has a particularly pleasant climate and ideal conditions for beach tourism.
Already at the beginning of the month, tourists get the opportunity to get their feet wet, and at the end of May, people not only sunbathe, some already swim at this time.
For these purposes, tourists choose Tenerife – an island with a large selection of beaches and water activities. High air and water temperatures make it possible to spend time on the beach, and rains bother tourists only in the northern part of the island. For a holiday this month, it is better to choose the south coast.
The best beaches in Tenerife where you can relax in May:
- La Pinta;
- Los Cristianos;
- Playa la arena.
Even if you can’t swim in the ocean, windsurfing, surfing, diving and other activities are available on the coast.
Detailed weather forecast for Tenerife in May you can read in this article.
Tours and activities – where to go?
Many tourists choose Madrid and Barcelona as a resort – two ancient cities, acquaintance with which brings only pleasant impressions.
These cities are home to valuable architectural monuments and masterpieces of art from such great talents as Antonio Gaudí and Pablo Picasso.
Also worth a visit:
- Menorca and Mallorca;
- The first capital of Spain – Toledo;
- Salou with its Port Aventura theme park;
- Girona, where a statue of a lion is said to grant wishes.
Holidays
Holidays in May in Spain are accompanied by holidays and shows:
- Labor Day is celebrated all over the country on May 1st. The event is accompanied by processions and festive events;
In Madrid, on May 2, City Day is celebrated on a grand scale;
On May 11, the people of Madrid give glory and praise to Saint Isidore, the patron saint of the city;
In the middle of the month on the island of Tenerife, in Los Realejos, there is an amazing pyrotechnic show;
Around the middle of May, the Festival of Flowers is celebrated in Girona;
Cordoba hosts the Patio Competition in early May.
In this video you can see what the weather is like in May on the coast of Spain:
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What clothes to bring
Summer in Spain is hot. Please bring hats, sunglasses and clothing made from natural fabrics. In May and September, you may need a light blouse. If you are going to visit Catholic monasteries or churches, for example, the famous Montserrat complex in Catalonia, you should take closed clothes with you.
Although there is no strict dress code in the Catholic Church, shorts and short skirts are not suitable for visiting temples.
Autumn and spring throughout Spain are warm by Russian standards. A light jacket or raincoat will be enough for you. However, early March and late November can be chilly. Study the weather forecast carefully.
Winters in Spain are again warm. Feel free to wear a coat or autumn jacket. You definitely won’t need fur-lined shoes, unless you’re going to the mountains. Ski resorts experience sub-zero temperatures in winter, so take winter clothes and shoes.
Important! Going to Spain, many tourists take the bare minimum of necessary things and carry practically empty suitcases on the plane. All for the sake of pampering yourself with high-quality, designer and often inexpensive clothes
Spain has a special atmosphere that causes an irresistible desire to create and create. On the streets of ancient cities, you can find shops of both world-famous couturiers and budding Spanish designers.
So take your time to fill your suitcase with outfits. Suddenly you decide to buy something for yourself in the boutiques of Madrid or Barcelona.
Weather in Spain in September
It is rather difficult to talk about the weather when it comes to the whole country. Moreover, Spain is not such a small country, there are islands, and mountains, and plains, and coastal zones – of course, the weather in different areas can vary.
In addition, the weather at the beginning and at the end of the month has differences. Nevertheless, autumn is autumn, even in such a southern state. The first two weeks of September , however, this is the real summer, a wonderful time for a beach holiday and traveling around the country. In the second half of the weather can get a little worse, but as a rule, nothing “criminal” happens, and the weather in Spain is pleasant throughout September.
In short, it is best to go to Spain for a beach holiday at the very beginning of autumn, since there is no “velvet season” on the coast of the country as such.
Amazing summer weather can be abruptly replaced by rains and storms, and the nights become abruptly cool.
Surfing in May
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Where to go in May to go surfing? There are a lot of options and getting confused in choosing a place and a surf school is easy. That is why we have collected all our experience and the experience of our friends and friends of friends in order to tell as fully and in detail all the pros and cons of places where you can go surfing in May.
First you need to decide how you want to go.
Contents
- Group Surf Tour May
- Surfing in May for independent travels
- Europe in May
- Asia in May
- Africa in May
- North America in May
COMPOSITION in May
, but prefer to spend your holidays with like-minded people, then the group surf tour is the best option for you. This is the format of a surf tour when everyone gets together in the city of departure (usually in Moscow), they fly together, they live in a surf house together, they go to surf lessons and spend their free time together, and in the same way they all fly home together.
All organizational issues (tickets, visas, accommodation, transfers, transfers, transport, cultural program and entertainment) are handled by the organizers of the trip, you just have to relax and enjoy surfing and vacation. If this option of a surfing trip is closest to you, then urgently sign up for our Group surf tour in Bali for the May holidays. There are only 3 free places left in it, 13 cheerful and active guys have already gathered.
To learn more about the surf tour and sign up, write to [email protected] or call +7(921)6546735.
See the schedule of other group surf tours here: Announcement of group surf tours for 2017
Surfing in May for solo trips
if you prefer to travel on your own, then let’s take a closer look at the options for your trip.
Europe in May
Europe in May is beautiful not only with fast flights from Russia, but also with rather warm and almost always sunny weather. The fastest way to fly to Portugal, but the warmest in May will be in Spain, so let’s see what happens in May with surfing in these countries.
Portugal in May
Portugal in May is usually sunny and warm with an average air temperature of about 22 degrees and a water temperature of 16 degrees. But sometimes it happens that in May in Portugal there are heavy rains and winds. Therefore, if you are planning to surf in Portugal in May, then do not forget to put a raincoat and warm clothes with your shorts and T-shirts.
Despite the different weather, the waves in Portugal in May are always good. At this time it will be interesting for both beginners and continuing. For beginners, there will be foam and a sandy bottom that are comfortable for learning, and intermediate surfers will be able to ride gorgeous green waves, which in May vary in size from 1 to 3 meters depending on the swell and spot. To good waves it is worth adding beautiful local landscapes, relatively low prices in shops and restaurants, as well as very tasty food and port wine.
Surf camp week in May starts from 345 euros per person (7 nights accommodation, 5 days of surf lessons 4 hours a day and rental of all necessary equipment included).
If you’re looking for the cheapest surf camp in Portugal, check out our Peniche surf camp: Peniche Surfing.
If you want a surf camp package in Portugal with meals and surf lessons in Russian, then check out the Russian surf camp near Peniche: Surf school in Atougia de Baleia.
Well, if you want to combine learning to surf with living near Lisbon (which is important if you are going for a short period), then we advise you to pay attention to this surf camp: Surf school in Cascais.
For all those who want to go to study surfing in Portugal in May, but can’t decide which surf camp is the best to go to, we will be happy to help you choose the perfect option. Just contact us in any convenient way and we will help!
Spain on May
The weather and conditions for surfing in Spain in May are very varied. Basically, the weather depends on which part of Spain you plan to go to. The main places for surfing in Spain are located in the north of the mainland, as well as in the Canary Islands.
North of Spain in May
The north of Spain will be quite cool in May by Spanish standards. The average air temperature is about 20 degrees and the water temperature is about 16 degrees. At this time, it can sometimes rain, so if you decide to go to study surfing in the north of Spain, then stock up on a raincoat and warm clothes. But when you come here, you will find yourself in a real fairy tale: the incredible beauty of the mountains and forests are in harmony with the endless strip of sandy beaches, which are tens of kilometers long. The friendly local population and remoteness from big cities make this place even more attractive.
If in May you decide to go to study surfing in the north of Spain, then we advise you to choose the region of Galicia, because due to its location waves are here every day in May. Learn more about the surf camp in northern Spain here: Surfing in Galicia. The combination of a fun group of surfers from all over the world, unlimited surfing with cool instructors, and living literally 5 minutes from the ocean make this surf camp a great place to visit in May.
Canary Islands on May
On the Canary Islands in May, real summer already reigns with an air temperature of about 25-27 degrees and a water temperature of 20 degrees. In May, the sun almost always shines here and it almost never rains.
The waves at this time will be good for both beginners and advanced surfers. For beginners, there are Russian instructors and sandy beaches with soft small waves or foam. And intermediate surfers will enjoy good waves on reef spots and powerful beach breaks under the guidance of experienced guides.
The best conditions for surfing in May in the Canary Islands will be in Tenerife, Fuerteventura and Lanzarote. Here you can take both surf lessons and a surf + accommodation package to be in the very center of the surf party.
Recommended surf schools and surf camps in the Canary Islands:
- Tenerife Island: Surfing in Tenerife
- Fuerteventura: Surfing in Corralejo
- Lanzarote: Surfing in Lanzarote
All these islands are interesting not only for surfing. Here you will find volcanoes, dunes, gorges, mountains and many amazing landscapes.
For all those who are lost in the islands and do not know what to choose, we will be happy to help you find the best option! Just contact us and we will help!
Asia in May
Surfing in Asia in May attracts many tourists. Here the weather is good, the warm ocean and always the sun. The most suitable places for surfing in Asia in May are Bali and the Philippines. If you are thinking about a trip to Sri Lanka in May, then especially carefully read the information below.
Bali on May
Absolutely everyone will enjoy surfing in Bali in May. At this time, there is no longer the rainy season, which happens here from November to March. This means that the chance of rain is extremely small. With no rainfall, the northwest coast of Bali is litter-free, which means everyone’s favorite Kuta beach is making everyone happy with its clean waves, perfect for learning. For those who continue at this time, almost all spots of the northwestern coast “work”.
If you are going for a couple of weeks, then in order not to waste time looking for accommodation, renting a surfboard and looking for a surf instructor, we advise you to take advantage of the offers of surf camps in Bali. This format includes accommodation, surfing lessons, meeting and seeing off at the airport, as well as some additional bonuses. In addition, such an offer, as a rule, turns out to be much more profitable than if you take all these components separately.
We recommend this Russian surf camp in Bali: Canggu Surf School. Here, experienced Russian instructors will teach you how to surf, sort out all the mistakes in photos and videos, show you the most beautiful beaches and treat you to a welcome drink.
Well, if you don’t want to go to Bali in May alone, then join our group surf tour in Bali for the May holidays.
Sri Lanka in May
Surfing in Sri Lanka in May is possible, given some of the features of this island. The thing is that it is May that is the transitional period. At this time, the rainy season begins on the west coast. The waves here become not good enough for riding, namely small and erratic, which is not comfortable for either beginners or advanced ones. Of course, at the very beginning of May, you can still try to catch good weather and good waves on the west coast, although most surf schools are already closed in May. But for the most persistent, who nevertheless decided to come to Sri Lanka in early May, we recommend 2 surf schools that work in May:
Surf school in Kabalana
Surf school in Hikkaduwa (only open until the end of the May holidays)
If you are going to Sri Lanka after the May holidays and want to learn how to surf, then you should choose a surf school on the east coast, because it is there there will be waves for surfing at this time. The best surfing conditions on the east coast can be found in Arugam Bay. True, the big disadvantage of this resort is that it will take 8 hours to get here from the airport. If you are not ready for such long journeys, then we advise you to take a closer look at Bali.
Philippines in May
Surfing in the Philippines in May will appeal to both absolute beginners and advanced. In May, the Philippines always has good sunny weather and a warm ocean, which makes surfing doubly enjoyable. And staying at a hotel right on the ocean next to a world-class surf spot will appeal to absolutely everyone.
For all those who decided to learn to surf in May in the Philippines, we recommend this surf camp: Surfing in the Philippines. Experienced Russian coaches work here, accommodation takes place in a comfortable hotel on the ocean, and a Russian administrator will always help organize the most unforgettable excursion.
Note: if you are planning a vacation for two weeks or more, then the Philippines in May is an excellent choice for a surf tour. If you are planning a shorter trip, then it is better to look at other countries, since the flight to Siargao Island, the mecca of Philippine surfing, will take about a day and at least 2 transfers.
Africa in May
As you know, it is warm in Africa, and even more so in May. So for those who want to not only surf, but also bask in the sun, and do not want very long flights, Africa will be a great option for a surf vacation. To date, surfing in Africa is most developed in Morocco.
Morocco in May
Surfing in Morocco in May will please not only beginners, but also advanced ones. For beginners, there are simply ideal conditions here – many kilometers of sandy beaches and a coastline with a sandy bottom and small waves. Combined with intensive lessons and Russian-speaking instructors, this creates excellent conditions for learning to surf and progressing quickly. Continued surfers will not be bored in Morocco either – there are such famous surf spots as Anchor Point and Imsouaine, where waves of 2-3 meters come. There are many good spots for practicing tricks and turns, and an English-speaking surf guide will always select the best spot for your level.
Morocco is an ideal combination of price, flight duration, quality and intensity of training, as well as comfortable living. For example, in May, a direct flight from Moscow to Agadir and back will cost about 400 euros. A week of surf camp costs 420 euros. The price includes accommodation, surfing lessons, rental of all equipment, 3 meals a day, meeting and seeing off at the airport. It turns out that in May for 820 euros you will go surfing in Morocco and spend almost nothing else, except perhaps a small amount for souvenirs.
To find out more about how to go learn surfing in Morocco in May at this price, contact us and we will arrange everything!
North America in May
Mexico in May
Surfing in Mexico in May will appeal to both beginners and advanced. For beginners, there will be small training waves, and for those who continue, waves up to 6 meters come to certain spots. On certain days in May, waves for experienced surfers can reach 10 meters. The weather in Mexico in May is ambiguous – it is quite hot (about 30 degrees) and there is a high probability of rain, which makes the air quite humid. The possibility of showers does not affect the excellent conditions for surfing. We especially recommend Mexico for a visit in May to intermediate and experienced surfers, as great waves await them here.
Best prices for accommodation and surfing in Mexico in May can be found at this link: Surf school in Mexico (Puerto Escondido).
Dominican Republic in May
From May to September in the Dominican Republic there is a season of small waves (maximum wave 2 meters). This is a great time to take your first steps in surfing or practice turning techniques and tricks. The weather in May in the Dominican Republic can break out with showers, but this does not affect the conditions for surfing in any way. Plus, with a chance of rain in May, Dominican package prices drop significantly, which means you can go to a luxury resort for a very reasonable price.
The Presa is the epitome of this, with a thick body and a broad, square head that is one of its defining characteristics.
Weekly brushings are recommended to keep that luxurious coat healthy and shiny.
After all, this massive breed was once used in South Africa to protect livestock from hyenas and lions.
It’s another good option to keep her physically and mentally stimulated.
But, that doesn’t mean it’s the best match for just any dog owner.
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As the original parent breeds of the Presa Canario are not fully known, it can be easier to think of the islands and their beautiful but dominating features when relating it to the dog breed.
This particular Molosser-type dog has an expected lifespan of nine to 11 years, which would be a sizable chunk of time for you to spend together.
The other health issue, gastric dilation volvulus is a severe and life threatening condition which happens when the stomach twists. When this happens, the stomach stretches more than it should, and also fills with air. This bloat requires immediate medical intervention from a vet.
Based on their nature, a Presa Canario will show you that they are both strong-minded and confident, so you have to be just as stubborn to establish consistent training.
That said, they benefit from exercise both physically and mentally, and enjoy accomplishing tasks through play time. Essentially, this dog just wants to be busy and helpful, which is why game-based exercise can be a fun experience for you both.
This dog may be suitable for families, but only where suitable training takes place, and also in a household without other pets. For this reason, it can be sensible to consider any kids in the family home too, as older children may be a better family members for this dog.
Also known as the “Canary Dog of Prey,” the breed is said to date back to the 15th and 16th centuries after the conquest of the Canary Islands, when larger dogs would serve the very important roles of guarding farms, working cattle, and even exterminating wild or stray dogs.
It nearly caused the extinction of the Presa Canario, which were relegated in small numbers to farmers and herdsmen as their primary guard dog.
Most people seem to think the islands are named after dogs, but we have our doubts. Here are the different theories.
They were known as sea wolves by early sailors. Although now extinct in the Canary Islands (a few survive in Madeira to the north), Monk seals may well have been the ‘dogs’ that gave the islands their name.
The lizards are mentioned by Pliny on the island of Capraria. 
About the Isles of Bliss Juba has ascertained the following facts; they lie in a southwesterly direction, at a distance of 625 miles sail from the Purple Islands, provided that a course be laid north of due west for 250 miles, and then east for 375 miles; that the first island reached is called Ombrios (El Hierro), and there are no traces of buildings upon it, but it has a pool surrounded by mountains, and trees resembling the giant fennel, from which water is extracted, the black ones giving a bitter fluid and those of brighter colour a juice that is agreeable to drink; that the second island is called Junonia, and that there is a small temple on it built of only a single stone; and that in its neighbourhood there is a smaller island of the same name, and then Capraria, which swarms with large lizards; and that in view from these islands is Ninguaria (Tenerife ?), so named from its perpetual snow, and wrapped in cloud; and next to it one named Canaria (Gran Canaria), from its multitude of dogs of a huge size (two of these were brought back for Juba).
He said that in this island there are traces of buildings; that while they all have an abundant supply of fruit and of birds of every kind, Canaria also abounds in palm-groves bearing dates and in conifers; that in addition to this there is a large supply of honey, and also papryus grows in the rivers, and sheat-fish; and that these islands are plagued with the rotting carcasses of monstrous creatures that are constantly being cast ashore by the sea.’
He is a strong, affectionate dog who is immensely loyal to his family. This large-sized breed is rare in the United States, but those who own a Presa Canario attest that there is no dog more loving and devoted.
He carries the best traits of a Molossoid mastiff dog: calm yet attentive when relaxed, but agile and quick as soon as he begins moving. His body is broad; he typically stands about 22–26 inches in height and can easily weigh up to 100 pounds or more. His short coat (which is easy to maintain) can come in shades of fawn, brown, or various brindle patterns. 
He is confident and occasionally strong-willed—but, if your Presa Canario is well-trained as a puppy, he can become a loving companion with an unmatched work ethic. 
S. due to his history intwined with dog fighting in Spain (which is now illegal). But at his best, the Presa Canario is calm and friendly in his interactions. 
At the end of a long day, he’s content to spend time relaxing with his family and snoozing at your feet. 
The Presa Canario is not immediately warm toward strangers, and it’s oh-so-important that he is well-socialized during puppyhood so he’s comfortable around new people.
While the Presa Canario can weigh up to 100 pounds at full size, he is still growing until he’s 2 or 3 years old. 
Throughout the 16th and 17th centuries, the Presa Canario served as a protector for cattle and other livestock, as well as a guard dog for families. 
And they remained in the company of a supernatural dog, which really helped them until all the natives were gone. After that, she began to help the new population of her native islands, which, in fact, she does to this day. 
This domestic Betancourt was many people: an architect, a builder, a mechanical engineer, a specialist in organizing communications, an inventor … But the main thing for which he is interesting to us is that he brought with him a large and very , namely mahorero! Alas, Russia missed the chance to become a distributing country of the ancient breed. The only consolation is that we are not the only ones who turned out to be so short-sighted: mahoreros are still almost unknown outside the Canary Islands. And almost no one recognizes them as an official breed – of course, except for the Spanish cynological organizations, they are very proud of their Verdinos. Well, nothing: firstly, a direct descendant of mahorero, a severe Canarian dog, is recognized by all and sundry. And secondly, the Verdinos themselves are neither hot nor cold from this recognition-non-recognition. 
It was from them that the Verdinos of the master’s cattle were protected. Since then, these dogs have been very suspicious of strangers; a stranger cannot make friends with them. The maximum kindness on the part of mahorero – he does not bite you and, with the permission of the owner, takes treats from you. 
True, even after that, our greenish companion is unlikely to become the soul of the dog playground – as a rule, mahoreros don’t really like strangers either – however, he will learn at least just not to pay attention to anyone, and this is not bad. 
Just in case. What if you still under-educated and under-socialized your dog? 
And all because of the uneven terrain of the native islands: if you run after goats in the mountains for thousands of years, everyone will become dexterous, like a cat. 
Those who do not understand, please do not contact them, they will not be able to cope with this dog in life. 
The breed is of Egyptian origin and may have been introduced to the Canary Islands in antiquity by the Phoenicians, Greeks, Carthaginians and Egyptians. Several Egyptian engravings, statues or bas-reliefs represent the dog of the Canary Islands according to the breed standard.
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The molars are large, the incisors are small, the canines are well developed. 
The upper lip droops, but not excessively. When viewed from the front
The circumference of the chest is usually equal to the height at the withers plus 45%. Ribs good
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And although initially communication took place in the native language of the Guanches, over time, the “silbadurs” adapted to whistle in Spanish. Today, “Homer’s whistle” is a required subject in local schools. 
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And although initially communication took place in the native language of the Guanches, over time, the “silbadurs” adapted to whistle in Spanish. Today, “Homer’s whistle” is a required subject in local schools. 
However, according to the Guinness Book of World Records, today’s world record for the smallest dog does not necessarily belong to a representative of this breed. 
After mating, there is a period of “gluing” during which ejaculation occurs, the penis becomes limp, and the dogs may separate. 
The discovery of the island was unexpected and pleasant: the Old World just did not have enough living space, and in Newfoundland it was possible not only to live, but also to cultivate the land and cut forests, and a lot of fish were found off its coast. Deciding that it was quite possible to feed themselves here, the Europeans began to settle and develop the “newly discovered land” – this is what the name of the island looks like in English. 
The northern part of the island is a tundra, which only true fans of drive look into, but on the south side there are many serene forests, small rivers and lakes. The Terra Nova and Gros Morne National Parks are full of interesting hiking trails and delight their visitors with unspoilt areas of nature. 
And today, Labradors are found in different color variants of the exterior. 
And although initially communication took place in the native language of the Guanches, over time, the “silbadurs” adapted to whistle in Spanish. Today, “Homer’s whistle” is a required subject in local schools. 
On June 24, 1497, an expedition of the merchant-navigator John Cabot arrived to its shores, initially with the aim of thoroughly studying the space of present-day Canada. The discovery of the island was unexpected and pleasant: the Old World just did not have enough living space, and in Newfoundland it was possible not only to live, but also to cultivate the land and cut forests, and a lot of fish were found off its coast. Deciding that it was quite possible to feed themselves here, the Europeans began to settle and develop the “newly discovered land” – this is what the name of the island looks like in English. 
Local ocean landscapes attract thousands of artists, and travelers bring entire albums of stunning photographs from Newfoundland. The northern part of the island is a tundra, which only true fans of drive look into, but on the south side there are many serene forests, small rivers and lakes. The Terra Nova and Gros Morne National Parks are full of interesting hiking trails and delight their visitors with unspoilt areas of nature. 
The breed of European helper dogs that settled on the peninsula at first had the same color as the stone, but over time it began to darken. And today, Labradors are found in different color variants of the exterior. 
There, in the west, the sun was setting. There was nothing but a formidable and dangerous desert of waters. 
Thus, for several centuries the Canary Islands were something like the current orbital space station: there is already an ocean around, but it is still close to reliable land. 
No one has yet managed to breed a blue canary. The name of the well-known song “Blue Canary” should be translated as “Sad Canary”. There is also such a meaning in the English word “Blue”. 
The fact is that the birthplace of this useful plant is Southeast Asia and India. In the 12th century, it appeared in Europe. The Arabs brought it here and began to grow it in Egypt. The Spaniards found that this plant takes root very well in the Canaries. So by the time 
So, having found out quite well, where are the Canary Islands on the map
km; with an area of 378 sq. km; and the island of Hierro, area – 277 sq. km. 
In fact, the opposite is true – it was the birds that were named after the islands. 
Upon arrival in a new place for you, you either paint with bright colors, complement your black-and-white, prepared template with impressions, or in surprise you realize that some kind of destination has opened up before you so that all stereotypes are instantly destroyed. And your own picture of the world will be formed from your own, author’s sketches. This happened to me in Tenerife. 
He tousled his hair with a light breeze, treated him to a sweet local banana. He showed starry nights, boasted of black sand beaches, tickled the bubbles of cool ocean waters, sang serenades and generously poured local volcanic wine during romantic dinners. Like not an island, but a ladies’ man. I love when it is. 
I was told that sometime, around the 1st century BC. green dogs lived in the Canary Islands. Huge dogs weighing 50 kg, with a complex character, with a coat of shimmering greens, which evolved into the Canaries, having lost the iconic green sheen. And according to one of the versions, it is because of them that the Canary Islands are named so: Canaries Islands in translation – “Dog Islands”. 
It was like the other side of Tenerife. Landscapes were stolen, changed, from green to dry, callous, brown, but unexpectedly causing admiration and awe from the volcano. 
Settling down on the rocks, I examined the possessions of Teide from above: somewhere under my feet a cloud that had strayed from the others dangled. 
For adults only, Gold by Marina is perfect for scenester young couples and friend groups looking for the elusive trendy hotel in Gran Canaria.
Enjoy further vistas from the upper-level restaurant, where a free breakfast buffet is set up every morning.
Each room also comes with its own balcony, overlooking the pool or the beach. The hotel itself is nestled among an oasis of palm trees, just meters from the sandy beaches of Maspalomas. Make full use of the hotel facilities, which include thalassotherapy and outdoor swimming pools, as well as a spa offering a number of treatments.
The rooms feature bold modern colours and funky features such as mood lighting. You will love dining at the 360-degree rooftop restaurant, which offers contemporary Canarian cuisine in a refined setting.
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Located moments from the 16th-century La Catedral de Santa Ana, this chic boutique pad is perfectly placed for exploring Las Palmas’ cultural attractions, including Casa de Colón, the Columbus museum. After a day of exploring, soak up the sun around the rooftop pool which overlooks the cathedral, or grab a sundowner in the rooftop bar. 
Located in the heart of the upmarket resort of Meloneras, Lopesan Villa del Conde is well placed to explore Gran Canaria’s south coast and is a short hop from Faro de Maspalomas, the island’s famous 19th-century working lighthouse, and the shifting sands of the Maspalomas Dunes Nature Reserve. 
You can dine out in Restaurante Roque Nublo, which prides itself on its traditional Canarian dishes, including regional specialities like roast goat, watercress stew and mojo garlic sauce.
The authentic Canarian restaurant has a charming terrace overlooking the banana plantation.
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All rooms have sea views and come with a terrace or balcony — perfect for watching the sun set over the horizon. The restaurant serves a mix of Canarian dishes and fresh seafood alongside international fare, or you can stroll the bougainvillea-strewn streets of Puerto to its many waterside cafés and restaurants.
After the action of the day, you can wind down in one of the resort’s two restaurants and three bars — or the Be Aloe wellness centre. 
This was the first Riu Palace hotel and possibly the first truly luxe property in these parts with two outdoor swimming pools, multiple first-class restaurants and a plush spa. Built in the colonial style with unparalleled views and access to the dunes, the hotel was completely refurbished in 2021, bumping it up from four to five stars and reopening as an adult-only resort.
Stay late and sip punchy cocktails at the Ibex Rooftop Bar or sidle down to nearby Santa Catalina for everything from nightclubs to gourmet bites.
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The hotel is built in the Spanish style with terracotta roofs and whitewashed walls making up the low-rise buildings around a central pool. Rooms and suites exude a palatial villa air, while the spa has seven treatment rooms and a salt cave.
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Interiors have had a well-earned update since then with chic modern rooms with walk-in showers and free wi-fi, but the façade has retained its characterful style, overlooking the bustling Plaza de Cairasco and the elegant Gabinete Literario building.
And if you’re still unsure of where you want to go or what type of holiday to book, get in touch here and one of the Designer Travel experts will be in contact to help you arrange your perfect tailor-made break.
This elegant establishment can be found nestled in a pretty palm grove on the edge of Maspalomas and treats guests to a full range of luxurious amenities to take advantage of. Although the ocean is just a five minute stroll away, guests are sure to want to spend plenty of time unwinding in the huge outdoor pool complex. The hotels’ upper-floor suites provide stunning vistas of the mountains above and sand dunes below, while the huge bathtubs are set with massage jets and colourful lights.
The balcony is also set with comfortable chairs that light up at night and couples are sure to want to take advantage of the decadent room service menu so that they can spend plenty of time here gazing out at the scenery.
The lobby has been modelled after the magnificent Parroquia de San Sebastián, which is one of the island’s oldest and most striking churches. The lagoon-style outdoor swimming pool boasts an infinity edge allowing guests to gaze out at the ocean, while stunning ocean views can also be enjoyed from the rooftop terrace and the spacious balconies that join the largest suites and guestrooms.
While each of the 484 guestrooms are comfortable, the more luxurious options are the superior double rooms.
These high-end hotels pretty much have it all, too, in a sense — think striking Canarian architecture, spectacular infinity pools, and acclaimed restaurants. They’re microcosms within a microcosm.
The hotel has five swimming pools, including two freshwater infinity pools and a children’s pool, a whirlpool, solarium, and a fitness center. All rates are half-board and include dinner and breakfast, the latter of which features health-conscious options and cava. Travelers seeking a hotel with direct beach access might want to compare rates with the Ifa Faro Hotel.
Rooms are have understated contemporary style, and great amenities such as free Wi-Fi, Sheraton’s signature mattresses, furnished balconies, and deep soaking tubs with separate showers.
The adults-only boutique hotel — roughly 200 yards from the beach — has 67 rooms and suites designed to blend indoor and outdoor living in seamless luxury. The many on-site facilities include the stunning, full-service El Siam Spa; the state-of-the-art Wellfit Health Club; and two freshwater pools, one with underwater music.
Each has its own character and combined, they cater for everything from classic family beach holidays to peaceful spa retreats, romantic boutique escapes and lively short breaks for those who like to party till dawn. Find your perfect Canarian hotel, from our list.
As the name suggests, this establishment boasts several spacious suites for guests to choose from and one of the choicest options is the Sky Suite. In addition to providing guests with a huge freestanding tub in the bathroom as well as an Illy espresso machine, this decadent suite also comes complete with complimentary Audi A1 Sportback hire car. The balcony is also set with comfortable chairs that light up at night and couples are sure to want to take advantage of the decadent room service menu so that they can spend plenty of time here gazing out at the scenery.
True luxury lovers will want to make sure that they book one of the two-bedroom Superior Suites, which feature 200 square metres of space including a terrace, a living room and a fully-equipped kitchen.
While families are sure to enjoy splashing around together in the five large swimming pools, the little ones are also treated to their very own Mini Club complete with a private paddling pool. Adults are also treated to a fitness room and sauna to unwind in, while there are excellent dining facilities on the site. While each of the 484 guestrooms are comfortable, the more luxurious options are the superior double rooms.
Nature lovers are sure to be in their element here as in addition to being right on the edge of the sands of Maspalomas the enchanting lagoon and nature reserve of Charca is just a short stroll away. Guests should make sure that they select one of the spacious upper-floor suites so that they can take in the vistas of the dunes below from the serenity of their balcony.
Guests here are treated to sweeping sea views that run out towards the neighbouring islands. Each of the guestrooms is expertly designed and very spacious, while the light and natural colours help to create the feeling of yet more space and light. Many rooms have their own small kitchens as well as ocean facing balconies. Among the first rate facilities that are just waiting to be enjoyed on the site itself are eight restaurants, a large spa and an enchanting outdoor swimming pool complex.
The town of Corralejo can be reached by foot in under 10 minutes. Its waterside terrace is adorned with crisp white day beds and sun loungers, plus there are two relaxing lagoon-like pools. The hotel has 245 rooms set across just three floors (with lifts to all), for a low rise aesthetic. Both dining and drinking can take place on the outdoor terraces, while indoors, La Cupula De Carles Gaig serves dishes designed by a Michelin starred chef. Currently undergoing its latest refurbishment, Secrets Bahía Real Resort & Spa re-opens in December 2021.
Upgrade to one of the Star Prestige rooms if you’d like access to an exclusive area of the hotel.
The chefs at the Club Hotel Riu Vistamar pay great attention to the quality and range of their dishes. 
One of the most recognizable hotels on the island is the Parador Cruz de Tejeda, which is located on a high hill, from which vast forests and mountains are perfectly visible. The high-class hotel offers its guests to stay in one of the luxurious rooms, decorated in an individual style. The rooms are decorated with exquisite natural wood finishes, artful frescoes, furniture and chandeliers in the style of past centuries, which makes the rest even more unusual. The Parador Cruz de Tejeda is especially popular with fans of wellness treatments and has an upscale spa. 
There is a magnificent lobby bar with spacious outdoor areas and an original menu, and a magnificent rooftop restaurant. The Radisson Blu hotel is aimed at the most demanding tourists who are used to indulging themselves in nothing. 
It is a couple of minutes’ walk from the Puerto Rico Marina and the popular beach, as well as a variety of dining and entertainment options. All villas are beautifully equipped in a modern style, with small furnished terraces at the entrance, immediately beyond which begins the tropical garden. The resort is close to the island’s outstanding natural attractions, including the Dunes of Maspalomas. 
It occupies a complex of incredibly beautiful buildings built in the Canarian style. From all sides the hotel is surrounded by a lush tropical garden, and its vast territory impresses with an abundance of unusual landscape decorations. The hotel has all the conditions for an interesting pastime, guests can fully enjoy the natural splendor of the surroundings, relax by the huge pool, go to the bowling center or one of the upscale hotel restaurants. Walking through the tropical garden remains one of the favorite entertainments for tourists; its area is more than 40,000 square meters. meters. 
There are excellent opportunities not only for a beach holiday, but also for a full recovery in the best hotels of the island of Gran Canaria – the third largest island in the archipelago with a unique five-kilometer Dunas de Maspalomas beach, windless bays and beautiful cliffs of volcanic origin. You can appreciate the natural landscapes of the island, its recreational potential and opportunities for healing the body in modern SPA centers by staying in one of the best hotels on the island. 
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Animators work on its territory throughout the day, and show programs are held in the restaurants in the evening. 
The main meals of the guests take place in the main restaurant of the hotel, where a rich breakfast buffet is served, lunches and dinners are served, pre-ordered from the menu of Spanish and world cuisine. 
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Tapas are served by the pool, but if you want to relax in a less crowded place, Axel Lounge Garden is perfect for that. 
There is also a Jacuzzi and a sauna which should provide comfort and relaxation during your stay. . 
In winter we personally prefer Tenerife and Gran Canaria and we always look to stay in the south of the islands.
But that’s not always the case, as in 2018 we weren’t that lucky with the weather in the North, although it was still great in the South.
During spring you can count on witnessing a sea of clouds, whale migration, and magic stargazing. As the heat and tourist numbers reach their summit between June and August, have yourself good advice: book in advance. Balmy autumn is a sweet season as it’s still warm enough for a beach vacation. Fiestas del Charco and Fuerteventura Kite Festival bring an overdose of joy straight to your heart. Remember a period from September to November is a bit rainy so don’t fail to pack an umbrella. 
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It is obviously warmer on the beaches than in the mountains, and the southern islands generally offer a subtropical climate.
The only dangers can come from the beaches, because some have strong currents, and so be vigilant.
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December highs are about 70 degrees Fahrenheit.
The recipes you are likely to come across are formerly Spanish but have a hint of African and Latin-American influences. Among the common delicacies, indulge in the Gofio which is the oldest dish and the staple food in the Canaries. If you love tasty fish, you will enjoy a plate of Caldereta and Sancocho Canario. Other recommended dishes that can blow your mind include Platanos Fritos, smoked cheese, Potaje de Berros and Papas Arrugudas.
Locals, tourists, surfers and windsurfers flock to Corralejo to enjoy some of the worlds best watersport conditions. 
This is why the Canary Islands were chosen. They just sunk into the soul from the first time, but the mainland, for example, did not. 
Most of the tourists are English and German youth. Here you can find accommodation options at very affordable prices. 
During these months the water is too cool for comfortable swimming. 
A whole day might not be enough! Eagles Park was opened in the southern part of the island in 1995. Here you can watch a bewitching show, where the main artists are birds of prey. 
There is also a pool with the highest artificial wave. It reaches 3 m. The water is heated to a comfortable temperature in winter. 
Homeland of canaries. The archipelago consists of seven large inhabited islands and several small ones. In the center is the largest island – Tenerife (2057 km²), Tenerife is the largest and most populous island. To the west are the islands of Gomera (378 km²), Hierro (277 km²) and Palma (708 km²). Gran Canaria is located to the east of Tenerife. This is the third largest island of the archipelago (1532 km²). Further east are Fuerteventura (1659km²) and Lanzarote (795 km²). Of the six small islands, only the island of Graciosa (27 km²) is inhabited. To the east are the islands of Alegranza (10 km²), Montaña Clara (1 km²), Lobos (6 km²), Roque del Oeste and Roque del Este. There are 13 islands in total. Geographically, the archipelago is part of Macaronesia, a group of volcanic islands along with the Azores, Cape Verde, Madeira and Selvages. 
In 1404, King Henry III of Castile proclaims Jean de Bethencourt king of the Canaries. Portugal, which also claimed the Canary Islands, recognized them as Spanish possession under an agreement dated 1479of the year. The last battles on the island of Tenerife took place at the end of the 15th century. In May 1494, the Guanches defended their island, but in December 1495 the Spaniards completely took possession of the archipelago. In a few weeks, 4,000 people died, presumably from the plague, in the northern part of the island. The survivors decided that the gods had turned their backs on them and were surrendering in groups. On July 24, 1496, Prince Imenenchia surrendered and he was later killed. On September 29, the victor Alonso de Lugo announced the complete subjugation of the Canary Islands. During his first journey in search of a route to India, Christopher Columbus makes a stop on the island of Homer. After the discovery of America, the Canary Islands become the most important point on the way from Europe to the new world.
Due to this geographical position, the islands become the target of other states, and just pirates. In 1586 and 1596 years Moroccan troops captured Lanzarote. In 1595 Sir Francis Drake attacked Las Palmas. In 1599, the Dutch fleet destroyed Las Palmas. In 1657, the British fleet under the command of Admiral Robert Blake defeated the Spanish fleet at the Battle of Tenerife. In 1797, already Admiral Nelson tried to capture Santa Cruz de Tenerife. But he was defeated and lost his arm in battle. The El Tigre cannon, which is said to have shot off his right arm, is on display at the local museum. The day after the battle, Nelson wrote a gentleman’s letter to the enemy thanking him for the warm welcome. The letter is clearly written with the left hand. After sending a letter, a keg of English beer and cheese, Nelson thanked the Spaniards for their humane treatment of the prisoners. Despite everything, the Canary Islands remain under the control of Spain. In 1821 they become a province of Spain with Santa Cruz de Tenerife as its capital.
This causes dissatisfaction on the part of Las Palmas, and for some time in the 1840s the islands are divided into two provinces. At 19In 82, the Canary Islands become an autonomous region of Spain and in 1986 join the European Union under special conditions. 
This is especially noticeable in Tenerife, Palma, Gran Canaria – the highest islands of the archipelago. They say about them that these are “continents in miniature”: the climate changes dramatically from sea level to the coast, where the temperature even in winter rarely deviates from 20 ° C, up to 2000 m in height, rising to which you can see snow, sometimes even in summer; 
You need to pay only for the use of sunbeds and umbrellas, if you want to use them. Some islands of the Canary archipelago are more fortunate with good beaches, while others are not at all lucky. A significant part of the coast of Tenerife is rocks, but still there are many beaches, among which there are both pebbly and sandy ones. There are beaches with both light sand and dark volcanic sand. On Gran Canaria there are beaches with light sand, there are with gray sand. The real “pearl” of the island is the sandy Dunes, with the purest golden sand and a well-maintained five-kilometer beach. La Graciosa is famous for its magnificent long beaches with golden sand. There are not many beaches on Lanzarote, they are all with light sand and occupy only 16.5 kilometers of the 213 km coast of the island, the rest are rocks. The coast on the island of La Palma is mostly rocky, so there are few good beaches. On La Gomera, the coast is mostly rocky and steep, there are quite a few beaches here, but they are mostly narrow, covered with dark volcanic sand or stones.
There are no beaches with light sand on El Hierro, there are only a few not very large beaches with black volcanic sand. Most lucky with the beaches of Fuerteventura, they are here with fine light sand, many kilometers, wide and sparsely populated. 
The name of the tribe comes from the words: “guan” – a man and “che” – a mountain, which the locals called the Teide volcano. These people had a king, called mensei, and also a council of elders. The tribes worshiped the luminaries and gods, were pagans who performed various religious rites. They specialized in the processing of metal and clay, and were engaged in subsistence farming. At that time, cattle breeding and agriculture were developed at a high level. Also, representatives of the local population baked cakes from wheat and barley flour. 
Family holidays with children, a youth trip for those who want to have a lot of fun, a calm and comfortable vacation for a wealthy businessman – any tourist will find a suitable vacation option in Tenerife. 
This time is characterized by the active development of winemaking; 
More than 90% of the population chose Catholicism as their religion. The official language in Tenerife 
There you will become the proud owner of the standard package provided by 99% of tourists who dream of the Canaries, and go where you will encounter these 99%. At the same time, the cost of your voyage will be at least twice its real price. 
All the islands of the archipelago are characterized by a year-round mild climate, amazingly beautiful nature, a European-style high level of service and a lot of entertainment. 
The north of the island is completely different, free from mass Russian tourism, mainly Europeans rest there. The town Puerto de la Cruz is very popular, where the famous “Loro Park” is very close; and the proximity to the main attractions of the island (the capital Santa Cruz de Tenerife , the towns Oratava , Icod de Vinos , La Laguna and the business card of the island – the beach Las Terrecitas ) make this town very convenient for lovers of not only the beach, but also outdoor activities. It should be noted that compared to other Canary Islands, prices here are quite high (especially in the south). 
Some of the beaches are deliberately preserved in their original form for surfers. 
Gomera is the perfect choice for those who prefer to combine beach holiday with hiking . There are few beaches on the territory of these islands, for the most part they are small and secluded. A few days will be enough for you to visit Homera. 
A few years ago, the entire island was declared a nature reserve. An ideal place for those who seek to get away from the frantic pace of modern life and retire a little. 
The whole island is signposted for “health roads” and has a seating capacity of hiking trips of varying length and difficulty. 
This is an ideal place for a quiet and measured beach holiday. The downside (and maybe plus) is the lack of traditional resort attributes. With the onset of darkness, life on the island stops. 
There are many tourists. 
At the beginning of the 20th century, scientists recorded a weak eruption in the western part of Teide. 
Luxurious hotels in these places are great for a romantic getaway. 
By November, it gets a little cold, for walks in the evening and at night you will have to choose clothes with long sleeves. 
At the foot of the volcano begins the cable car to climb to the crater. 
At any time of the year, the island gives a good mood and is waiting for its guests. 
This is a vacation for adults. Complete, dear ones! Your kids will be there, perhaps, even more interesting than you. In addition, holidays in the Canary Islands can be extremely beneficial for children suffering from chronic lung diseases and allergies. 
Local travel companies can provide this opportunity. 
Boat trips are very popular, which can be done both on an ordinary ship and a real submarine. And also surfing, diving, fishing, golf. Not to mention the discos and all kinds of holidays that take place here almost constantly. You will be especially lucky if you find yourself in the Canary Islands in February. The city of Santa Cruz de Tenerife will host the festival, which is said to be in second place in terms of scale after the Brazilian one. Children here are just as full participants as adults. 
And here you can also see unique families of penguins, collections of orchids, admire the gorgeous shows of dolphins, killer whales and other marine life. Something, in a word, a cross between a zoo, a dolphinarium and a botanical garden. You can walk around the park all day, moving from one show to another, from playgrounds to attractions, from “free access” parrots to monkeys or flamingos. 
Entrance to the park with products that are not recommended for its inhabitants is prohibited. You can simply buy treats for them in the park itself. 
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Tourists can only closely monitor cruise promotions on the websites of tour operators or cruise companies. The duration of cruises is very diverse: from mini-cruises in the Canary Islands to long cruises in Europe and the Atlantic, with a call to the Canaries, and around the world, which include one of the seaports of this region. 
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Many of them have been preserved in the vicinity of the city of Antigua. 
You can move around the territory on foot or on a camel. 
On its territory there are lookouts, picnic areas, secluded beaches, campsites and many charming little villages where you can spend the night and eat. 
It is impossible to walk through the fields of frozen lava, so tourists are transported through the territory by buses following equipped roads. 
Old churches house works of Flemish religious art, colonial-style houses feature carved balconies overlooking the sea, and the Museum of Palma houses a valuable collection of paintings. 
What is worth seeing, routes and the best beaches of Tenerife and Gran Canaria. Which island of the Canary archipelago is best for relaxing. 
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Lidl is more budget friendly, we liked Hyper Dino better – the choice and quality of products is better here. They are marked on the maps maps.me that we use in the smartphone. 
We did this by examining the level of rainfall in every country over the months of December to January. If you’re looking for an (almost) guaranteed rain free holiday, the destination which experiences the least amount of rainfall in the winter month is Senegal, with Guinea and Cape Verde also being safe choices.
Therefore, we analysed which destinations would be in season during the winter period. A high percentage of the destinations which made our top 50 winter sun destinations are all in season during December and January, with only very few of those featured being classed as being in their shoulder or off-season. All of the top 20 destinations, bar Indonesia, are in their peak season in winter as are many of the countries in the latter end of the ranking including Martinique, St Lucia, and Antigua & Barbuda. Some of the few featured destinations not classed as being ‘in-season’ during this period include Indonesia, Fiji and Seychelles, largely due to increased chance of rain – however these are still hugely popular winter sun options with plenty of sunshine and leisure activities to enjoy.
We did this by analysing how often each country had been hashtagged on the photo sharing platform. The most Instagrammed of our winter sun destinations is Indonesia with a whopping 95,866,645 mentions on the platform. This is no surprise as the country is a hot spot for tourists, with mountainous jungles and gorgeous sandy coastlines. 
We used the Ocean Health Index to look at the ocean health of each country which took into account clean waters, biodiversity and coastal protection. The country with the best ocean health in our ranking was Australia. This may come as a surprise with the difficulty the country has had with maintaining its coral reefs but thanks to its high biodiversity and incredibly clean waters it ranks in the top spot. 
We analysed the quality and selection of hotels across each destination by looking at how many 4* and 5* options were available to travellers on the hotel finder site Booking.com. Coming out on top for choice of hotels is Australia, which as a large and well established tourist destination provides a massive selection of luxury hotels for travellers to choose from.
Precipitation was half weighted as inches of rain per month could be due to sudden downpours or days of light rain, which don’t affect the destination continuously.
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Not only do I daydream, but my vitamin D level plummets (like most, I’m sure!).
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Lazarus Byzantine Church, and lots of great restaurants to try. 
Nicknamed l’Ile de la Beauté (the island of beauty), Corsica is well known for its beaches with pristine waters and natural wonders.
From perfume factories and art displays to museums and surprising old towns, they all have a lot to offer.
Menton is located in the south of France, very close to Nice and Monaco. It is a stunning place to be, and you don’t notice it is winter here at all!
There are excellent train connections that can take you there in a very short time! Thus, you should really travel to Menton in winter!
The city is not too packed, so you can get excellent value for your money and enjoy a warm seaside getaway. 
There are so many things to do in Batumi, so you will enjoy your time here for sure!
This city in Western Crete is a perfect European winter escape as the weather stays in the 10-17°C range. 
Yes, this beach is so beautiful that even in winter it’s worth a visit (just dress for a little wind)!
Tomato for red, basil for green and the dough for white. Another typical dish is the pizza fritta. You will find it everywhere in Naples.
Come in between December to February to skip the rainier months and experience highs in the range of 10-15°C. 
However, it is still advisable to wear coats and sweaters because of a cool light wind that blows through the island.
That means you’re more likely to find some solitude on the cobbled streets of the UNESCO Old Town – even if it does mean that you have to sacrifice on beach time and water activities. 
Masked balls, street performances and parades pay homage to the city’s Venetian heritage.
Cabo de São Vicente, Ponta da Piedade, Carvalho Beach, and the Benagil Caves are not to miss when here. 
Half-day cruises depart regularly from the village of Peso da Régua.
From beautiful latticework doors with Moorish-influenced door knockers in the shape of hands to colourful azulejo tiling on whitewash buildings, there is a lot to see and explore here! 
The Ilha de Tavira is separated from the
Cadiz city is one of the longest continually inhabited cities in Europe, and it is boarded by the Atlantic ocean. 
Not to mention, Ibiza is also known as ‘the white island’.
With more than 320 sunny days a year, the capital of the sunshine coast is boasting with historical sites, breathtaking views, beaches, nightlife, shopping, and tapas bars. 
You’ll be able to enjoy shopping in beautiful boutiques, explore historical monuments, and eat at a wide range of restaurants without competing with the crowds.
Seville celebrates this day with a huge parade where the Wise Men pass by on floats and throw candy and toys to the children in the crowd. It’s great fun!
In the north, if you are a keen hiker, you can take a day trip to Mount Teide National Park to do the 5-hour climb to the top. Or, if you are with your family, jump in a cable car to be there in 8 mins! 
It is not as touristy as Madrid and Barcelona.
The circus is also a good idea if you are tired of the Christmas scene. Be sure to check out the Alaska Circus – it is a 3D holographic circus representing animals.
You should try it.
This means fewer crowds everywhere and some pretty sweet deals all around! It is cold, though.
In others, it can reach 15ºc around Christmas. 
Or perhaps you wish to find a secluded spot next to the ocean and soak up some precious winter rays!
Montpellier is the PERFECT winter destination in Europe. “Why” you ask? 
This goes right along the coastline, and you can see the sea in all its beauty.
If you are a beginner you can book skiing lessons, they have many English speaking staff.
It’s a city full of history and arts. Ornate palaces, baroque churches, and world-class museums keep visitors busy.
It truly is a winter wonderland.
Great value for money.
While you can also pamper yourself and check out the Latvian saunas in the city. 
Anne’s Church Tower is magical!), the Lazienki Palace and Royal Park, the Wilanow Palace and Gardens, and the Warsaw Uprising Museum – but there’s much more to see and do in Warsaw! 
Keep warm with some tasty winter food and drinks like Medovina (honey wine) or hot chocolate.
If you have trouble remembering what it is like to feel the warm glow of a fiery sun melt away your cares, then it’s time to grab your suntan lotion and seek out shores with our round up of the sunniest places in the world. 
As it’s located on the equator, there are plenty of locales to choose from for year-round sun. There’s the unspoiled Caribbean coast of Tayrona National Park, the happening party town of Cartagena and the sun-kissed Rosario Islands to enjoy a treasure trove of idyllic beaches. 
Perfect for sun seekers, India has an average of 300 sunny days a year. India is a great winter destination, with peak season lasting from November to March. To beat the crowds and benefit from better rates, plan your visit around the shoulder season from September to October or March to April.
The island is rich in lush forests, white-sand beaches and offers eight UNESCO World Heritage sites. On this tiny island, roughly the size of Ireland, you will also have the opportunity to discover elephants in their natural habitat and roaming leopards. Summer temperatures reach well over 38 °C, and monsoon season hits the northern regions from December to March and the southwest from June to October. 
Instead of following the herd and turning into a sunburnt lobster in a luxurious resort in Limassol or Larnaca, head for the picturesque hills of the Nicosia region. There are also several small villages and deserted beaches strewn along Akamas and Karpas Peninsula where you can soak up some sun in solitude.
Once you’ve had your fill of snake charmers and mint tea in Marrakech, head for the Atlas Mountains before hitting the golden coast of Taghazout. To avoid melting in the scorching summer heat, plan your visit around mid-March to May. Escape to Morocco with Flash Pack and enjoy some sunshine.
Miami beach tends to get crowded quickly, but a road trip to the Keyes or a visit to one of the many bars and clubs in South beach will more than make up for it. Prepare to brush up on your Spanish because here in “north Cuba”, Latin flavour rules. ¿Entiendes? Looking for some sunshine in the USA? Head to Miami.
Escape with Flash Pack on an epic adventure to South Africa.
Maui features in our guide to the best places to visit in the US in September.
If you’re not a US-passport holder, you’ll most likely follow the same visa entry rules.
Winter provides the best surfing conditions with minimal rainfall and the ocean is warm enough to swim in. Summer months are hot, humid and ideal for lazing around on impressive beachfront.
While Goa does experience rainy weather during monsoon season, which lasts from the end of May to the beginning of October, the weather is always warm. If you don’t mind a little wet with your warm weather, then a visit to Goa will leave you feeling great. Just keep in mind that it’s best to travel outside of monsoon season for optimal warmth and sunshine.
Enjoy the warm weather in the rainforests, mountains, valleys or on the picture-perfect beaches.
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It’s a small desert city, but there are some really intriguing museums to take in, not to mention some spectacular trails to hike as well.
Its influence extends far beyond the orbits of Neptune and Pluto. Without the Sun and its intense energy and heat, there would be no life on Earth. There are billions of stars, like our Sun, scattered throughout the Milky Way galaxy. 
This scorched world is hot enough to melt lead. Radar images through the mighty atmosphere revealed volcanoes and deformed mountains. Venus rotates in the opposite direction from the rotation of most planets. 
Mars turned out to be a dead planet. More recent missions, however, have shown that Mars holds many mysteries that have yet to be solved. 
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With the help of computer animation, you can accurately reproduce the color, size of celestial objects, the nature of their movement. Such a visual model is extremely popular today, because it can be easily found on the Internet. It is created using special software and certain knowledge based on mathematical modeling, with the help of which all the laws of planetary motion are reduced to mathematical equations. This model is the basis for almost all other models. With its help, you can solve complex problems, predict and design new solutions. 
The terrestrial planets have a solid surface, few satellites (only 3) and they are relatively small. Giant planets do not have a clear surface, they are large in size and have a large number of satellites (about 160 are now open). 
It is directed in the opposite direction from the Sun. The most famous comet is Halley’s comet, which has been observed for several millennia with a period of 76 years. 
Radiation zone – a zone where energy is transferred by radiation of individual quanta. In the convective zone, energy is transferred by mixing hot masses with cold ones. The atmosphere consists of three shells: the photosphere, chromosphere and corona. We receive the main radiation flux from the photosphere. 
When you restart the application, the satellites and their order change. 
They were discovered by A. Hall in 1877. 
It has the greatest geological activity among all the bodies of the system – more than 400 active volcanoes have been registered on it, from the vents of which magma and gases are constantly erupting. Therefore, Io has a beautiful bright yellow color, which is betrayed to it by sulfur and molten silicate rocks. Frequent volcanic eruptions occur under the influence of the gravitational field of Jupiter and other satellites. 
The diameter of Callisto is almost equal to the diameter of the planet Mercury, and the mass is 1/3 of the mass of Mercury. Its surface is covered with craters and multi-ring structures. In terms of the number of craters, Callisto is ahead of the Moon and Mercury. 
Triton is the coldest object – the temperature on it is -235 ° C. 
The construction of the lighthouse began at 1934 year. The need for it arose during the creation of the naval base of the Pacific Fleet of the USSR Navy in the Gulf of Vladimir. The lighthouse town was built from stone, which was mined from local rocks.
The result will not leave you indifferent: two peaks with rocky remains, which have been weathered for years, have received a bizarre shape and resemble sleeping petrified dragons. Along the way, you will see the face of the dragon, its imprint, the egg of the dragon and even a small dragon. It is especially beautiful here at the end of September, when the foliage turns yellow-red.
You shouldn’t get close to him. Come here in October, at this time the sea becomes unusually blue. On your way to Bruce, take a look at Cape Soaring Turtle along the way. Sheer cliffs will surprise you, and at the end of the cliff lies a petrified turtle. The views here are no less breathtaking.
The sand here is clean, which is ideal for morning runs and workouts by the sea. 
Basic concepts. How to use the compass
The main ways of orienting on the ground are orienteering on a map, on a compass and on individual landmarks. In practice, all three of these methods are closely intertwined and complement each other.
As a rule, it is used when the route has already been laid in advance, to control compliance with the path.
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Or we see a mountain in the distance at a certain angle to the north (azimuth). We find, when moving the compass on the map, at what point the angle will correspond to what we see.
Used to determine your own location. They allow you to accurately designate the destination or a specific place, a square.
If you do not participate in competitions and you still have the task of accurately navigating in unfamiliar terrain, then the ideal combination is: a compass + a fresh map + a navigator or a watch with GPS and functions for determining the azimuth and distance to the target + knowledge and ability to use all this .
In operation, they are very slow, and their accuracy is doubtful.
The liquid may consist of mineral oil, lamp oil, or ethyl alcohol. It is she who helps to slow down the movement of the needle, allows it to move freely and prevents twitching. Therefore, compasses without a liquid case should be avoided if accurate readings are needed.
The mirror can also be used as a signal device (send beams) during times of danger.
By facing the North Star, we get the direction to the north. If you need to determine the cardinal points of the Sun, you need to observe where it rises and where it sets. Accordingly, sunrise is east, and sunset is west.
On large-scale maps, this is very clearly visible. On the same map, you can see that not all of these clearings maintain the north-south and east-west directions. Some of the glades were cut in other directions (parallel to the highway, railway, or depending on the terrain, especially in mountainous areas). The forest is divided by clearings into quarters, which in our country are numbered, as a rule, from west to east and from north to south.
Systematic exercises play an important role in improving topographical, tactical, and technical training. Participation in orienteering, rogaine or forced march will be a useful practice.
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Alas, everything is closed until next season. 
This includes: 
After you have skied on the Portes du Soleil ski slopes (total length – 650 km), you can visit Aquariaz – hot springs center, with a temperature of 29°C. 
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In addition to the joy of skiing, don’t miss the Igloo Inuksuk village tour, a real village with six igloos and Inuit traditions! 
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In winter it is cold and windy here. 
The velvet season is September and early October. The water at this time is +22…+23°С. There are fewer tourists, the weather is great, prices are slightly lower. Read what the weather is like in summer in Crimea. 
You should definitely visit the Dancing Forest, Swan Lake, ornithological station, Svetlogorsk, Zelenogradsk, Kaliningrad. Find out more about holidays on the Baltic Sea and the cost of a trip to Kaliningrad. 
Find out what to see in Kislovodsk and Essentuki. 
All ways – with transfers. Krasnaya Polyana: first in Sochi, and from there by bus. Dombay, Arkhyz and Elbrus region (Terskol, Cheget): first to MinVody, then by bus. 
Do not look at the degrees – take warm clothes! In winter, mainly residents of neighboring regions come to ride. The weather in winter is sunny and frosty: during the day -12… -15°С, at night -18°С and below. 
Of course, in winter. It is frosty, the temperature is about -20°C. There are many tourists, so book hotels in advance. 
It was the first canary to be canonized by the Roman Catholic Church. This saint is very venerated in Tenerife.
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Two in the early 1700s, the third was in 1798 and the last, as mentioned, was in 1909. None of these eruptions have ever produced any casualties.
The Canarians speak with a more South American accent, probably due to the strong connection the Islanders have with Venezuela and other south American countries.
Here are 5 fun facts about this must-visit island.
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Its coast is rocky and lined by cliffs in some places, while in others there are beaches with soft, clean sand, which are sometimes black and sometimes golden.
The area has a rugged beauty, with beautiful clean beaches and ample facilities.
The mountainous and volcanic island has many interesting routes, normally heading up a mountain, and you don’t have to be a skilled mountain climber to tackle Tenerife’s mountain ascents. 
It has beautiful nature, loads of things to do, amazing beaches, and other entertaining sites. Apart from this excellence, Tenerife offers more which surprises you. Here are some of the Facts you may not know about Tenerife.
The tourism has driven its local economy making up to 60% of their total GDP which is stunning.
Tenerife has more than 300 sunny days annually which makes you comfortable all the years to go.
Ever since he’s won the major trophies he’s managed.
The distance from the island to African coast is just 100 km whereas, the distance from Europe to Tenerife island or Canary island is more than 3000 km.
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Another alternative to overpriced hotel rooms in crowded hotel complexes. Swap overestimated hotel comfort for adobe rooms, guitar music and a private insight into life on Tenerife.
However, this does not change the fact that there is a high and low season in the tourist industry, which determines the price of a Tenerife holiday!
Restaurants usually open from 1 to 4pm and from 7 to 11pm, and in tourist resorts they may even be open all day. On Sundays, many restaurants and shops close at 3 pm on the Canary Islands.
There are usually surcharges for night rides, Sundays and public holidays, as well as trips to the airport and large luggage. If you want to take a taxi around the island, it is a good idea to speak Spanish in order to negotiate the price in advance.
However, most of the offers are tourist traps and little concern for animal welfare.
If you don’t want to book a yoga holiday on Tenerife, grab your yoga mat and head for one of Tenerife’s less lively beaches.
Not every travel agency will offer it to you, so find out in advance about its availability in the entertainment program. 
In hotels, it is very expensive, and its speed does not justify the costs. But tourists who have been here note that there is an alternative. In cafes and restaurants, access to the worldwide network is free, and Wi-Fi is noticeably faster. This is how you combine the useful with the pleasant: now you are photographing the culinary delights of the local cuisine, and in a few minutes you will catch the admiration and likes of your photos on social networks. 
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The participants are the residents of two of its streets, and at the same time the owners of companies producing pyrotechnic goods. 
Here are just seven things you may not have known about the Canary Islands. 
The favorable climate, the huge number of beaches and the water with a temperature of up to 20° make it an ideal place to try to learn at any time of the year. 
The islands are also home to several innovative upscale restaurants – why not indulge your taste buds on your next Canary Islands cruise? 
And the number of bars, cafes and restaurants means you can easily find something to do here in the evening. 
If you drive along the dizzying track (27 km) to the observation deck Mirador de Humboldt (named after the natural scientist Alexander Humboldt), a magnificent view of the banana groves opens up. The nearby town of La Orotava is famous for the beauty of traditional wooden houses with intricate lattice balconies and shady patios and the baroque church of La Concepción. The Casa de Los Balcones are two 17th-century mansions built from local pine that now house the Artesania-Iberoamericana Museum of Crafts. 
This is an ideal place for evening entertainment in the spirit of the Middle Ages. There is no beach here, but several spacious pools are arranged in the rocks, which completely satisfies the guests of the city. Garachico is a real little gem: neat houses with beautiful balconies lined the narrow cobbled streets, and ancient churches rise in charming squares. The main square of Libertad is very beautiful. Here it is pleasant to sit in the shade of the trees, admiring the church of Nuestra Señora de Los Angeles and the monastery of St. Francis of Assisi of the 16th century. The buildings of the monastery today house a cultural center. In the former monastery of Santo Domingo XVII century. established the Museum of Modern Art. 
The road rises higher and the temperature drops. The views are getting more and more picturesque. To the east you will see the sparkling white domes of the Teide Astronomical Observatory (open: April – December Thu 10.00-12.00, by appointment only; tel: 922-605-207 / 200; www.iac.es). The air here is exceptionally clean, which creates ideal conditions for astronomical observations. The main focus of the observatory is on the study of the Sun. 
To avoid queues for the cable car, arrive early. If a strong wind blows, the cable car does not function. Teide is the highest mountain in Spain, its height is 3718 m above sea level. It is very cold at the top and there is snow for most of the year. 
The green color gives the rocks copper oxide. The green rocks are called Los Azulejos (Tiles). 
On the square in front of the basilica along the seashore, there are statues of the seven Guanche leaders who lived on the island at the time of its conquest by the Spaniards. 
Here you can see models of Heyerdahl’s ships, a video about the ancient ocean voyages, as well as other audiovisual exhibits. In addition, you can see the pyramids themselves. It is still unclear whether they were actually built by the Guanches, but you can visit the park and form your own opinion. 
Playa de las Americas originated in the 70s. 20th century and quickly changed from a bare, lifeless beach to an expensive, vibrant, crowded modern resort. There is no center in this resort. Roads are poorly marked, and directions are most often determined by the names of hotels. The large beach of Playa de las Vistas is located between the expensive Mare Nostrum resort and Los Cristianos. But the main beaches – Playas de Trois and Playa del Bobo – are located on the north coast of Barranco del Rey. Behind this bed of a dry river is a tourist office, and behind it is the nightlife center of Veronicas with hundreds of discos and nightclubs. 
The yellow submarine will take you on a 45-minute underwater trip. Of greatest interest are sunken ships, among the skeletons of which flocks of fish swim, including huge stingrays. A little away from the port is a large water park “Aqualand”. 
Local artists create magnificent sand paintings using sand as paints. The area in front of the Municipal Palace in La Orotava turns into a huge picture. Similar paintings of flowers and leaves can be seen in La Laguna and several other cities. 
Santa Cruz de Tenerife is also home to the second most popular and spectacular carnival in the world, attracting over one million tourists to the Canary Islands every February. 
The archipelago consists of seven large and a number of smaller islands of volcanic origin, including Tenerife, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Palma, Gomera, Hierro and the islets of Graciosa, Alegranza, Montaña Clara, Roque del Oeste and Lobos. 
Another typical Canarian dish is called “ropa vieja”, which translates as “old clothes”. Ropa vieja is a chicken and beef dish with potatoes and chickpeas. 
By the way, the Thai princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn was present at the opening of Siam Park. 
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It is said that this sport is one of the oldest varieties of wrestling. Canarian wrestling matches are often held today in different cities of the archipelago. 
Therefore, these islands cannot be called a beach destination. The water temperature in Tenerife in August, however, reaches a comfortable +25. 
Christoph Kesling, who designed the park, received permission from the Thai royal family to use the Thai theme in the name and buildings of the park. By the way, the Thai princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn was present at the opening of Siam Park. 
“There are light stone soils, others with very heavy basalt rock and different proportions between sand and clay. Every island is different.”
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There has been volcanic activity on the small archipelago throughout the ages. Some volcanoes are still active.
It rains in the winter, but summers are very dry. To this, we must add the strong winds. These can dampen the hot temperatures, which is good, but they also have a drying effect.
One of the varieties was Listán prieto, which today is found both in California (where it is called Mission), in Chile (País) and Argentina (Criolla Chica). They still grow Listán Prieto on the Canary Islands, but the grape has almost entirely disappeared from the Spanish mainland.
It often has intense aromas of grapefruit and apricots and is relatively high in alcohol. Malvasía Volcánica dominates on Lanzarote. The wines have a lovely acidity and good structure. Albillo Criollo is mainly found on the island of La Palma. It gives intensely aromatic wines with freshness and acidity. It contributes finesse, fruit and structure to a blend.
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I was amazed by this white wine from Listán Blanco with its beautiful citrus aromas on the nose. Excellent mouthfeel and long, lingering taste and good freshness. A superb wine.
The citrus aroma is intense and very pleasant, the acidity is razor-sharp. A wine with vitality, complexity and freshness. 
Aromas of flowers, melon and citrus. A pleasant and dry finish. A wine with style and character.
Combined with rugged terrain, the potential for volcanic activity, and extreme winds, these conditions don’t exactly add up to the most ideal winemaking environment. But they do create one of the most exciting wine regions to emerge on an international stage in the past 10 years.
Like the island of Madeira, the Canary Islands were often a port for explorers sailing the world in the 1400s. At the time, Canarian winemakers favored the Malvasia grape, which was made into a sweet, syrupy wine very popular with foreign explorers and good for transport. Over time, however, sweet wines fell out of fashion, and modern tourism in the region provided a demand for dry, quaffable wines to be enjoyed beachside. Happily, the islands’ mineral-rich soil and mountain elevations lend themselves well to the production of dry, acid-driven whites.
For all except Tenerife, the DO zone of the region covers the entirety of the island. Each of the islands has its own unique features and techniques used to combat the region’s climactic challenges, but overall, a mountainous geography, elevated vineyards, and volcanic soil tend to define the Canary Islands’ terroir.
Rather, Tenerife is split into five tongue-twisting designations: Ycoden-Daute-Isora, Valle de la Orotaya, Tacoronte-Acentejo, Valle de Guimar, and Abona. Each has its own attributes, but white and red grapes grow throughout.
The wines are typically white, with lots of Malvasia grown here – the perfect refresher for those who venture out to visit Lanzarote’s vineyards on camelback.
The red grape Negramoll is the most cultivated here and is used to make the local specialty vino de tea, a wine aged in pine barrels. Only a handful of wineries call La Palma home, and just one or two are exported, as other agriculture products like bananas and oranges dominate the landscape.
Located just southwest of Tenerife, the terrain is extremely mountainous, and vineyards must be terraced along slopes and hand-harvested. These terraces, lined with stone walls to protect against strong winds, are a popular tourist destination on the island. La Gomera specializes in varietal white wines made from Forastera.
The perimeter of this island houses small, sea level beach towns. In the middle of the island lives a 12,200 foot volcano. It takes an hour to drive from one end to the other, but from village to village, it seems as though you’ve gone to the moon and back. Jungles, deserts, tropical beaches, and mountains…it’s like every ecosystem became an expat and moved here. By rule, Spanish. By influence, Portuguese. By geography, a stone’s throw from Africa. 
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For red wine lovers, the indigenous Listán Negro is the golden child – proliferating in Canaria at large, but only exceeding expectations in very special plots. 
It’s flagship Táganan vineyard is called Parcela Margalagua or “mother of the water.” It’s a cooler area (for the Canaries), with vines that are at least 100 years old. I tasted one of just 600 bottles produced of Margalagua with José, following its arc over three days. Never in my wildest dreams did I imagine such a serene, seductive, red wine, born in such a violently rugged place.
At every 100 meters, the temperatures get cooler and the top soil gets a little more shallow, exposing black volcanic earth. 
Bad jolt happens more often than I’d like (synonymous with bitter beer face). Good jolt is rare. Even at just 12.6% alcohol, “La Habanera” jolted me. It is hard to put into words because I can’t compare Listan Negro to anything other than a very distinctive island wine with electric energy. Enough electricity to, well,…jolt you!
Tenerife is a lovable hot mess – full of magic…enchantment…head-scratching wonderment…and yes, really fricking good potatoes…especially when dipped in Mojo sauce. 
Characterise by hot and humid climate, rugged terroir, extreme ocean winds, It sounds almost impossible that these islands could possibly produce the quality of wines. However, the Canary Islands creates one of the most heroic wine regions, producing exciting and unique wines in these conditions. The grapes and wines of the Canary Islands will get your head twisted with both their tastes and aromas. A massive part of the vineyards is located in a volcanic region, Tenerife. You will be surprised to know that how ashy soil can give rise to luscious wines and fragrant vines.
All D.O. areas are distinctive in that it has its own microclimate and specific soil composition, creating unique, organoleptic-rich wines.
The red varieties mostly grown are Listán Negro, Baboso Negro, Vijariego Negro, Trousseau, Negramoll, to name a few.
There are excellent tourist facilities available throughout your tour to this 6km coastline. Puerto del Carmen is a massive coastal enclave of this amazing tourist place, where you can taste regional recipes available in almost all restaurants. Also, do not forget to spend some time in sports activities, such as scuba diving and fishing, two of the many jewels and famous water sports in the region. Take boat trips, accompanied by a guide where you can know about rare boar species. And in any of the eating points facing the sea and burst of sun, you can try the best cuisines, Lanzarote dish, to start with.
As you move south, you can witness the area with desert dunes, which was once a lush countryside. Some primary tourist centers like Maspalomas, Playa del Inglés, or San Agustín are the tourist-oriented places where visitors can relish water sports and sports on dry land, such as golf, hiking, trekking, and so much more.
The nights are incredible – perfect for couples to enjoy a romantic astronomy in the clear and bright sky. Besides that, the mild cold trade winds blow throughout the year due to El Hierro’s tropic location.
Enriched with volcanic vibrations, it is a lush island with several mysterious trails that are still untouched. There are many places on this island still not discovered by many tourists and one of them is a tiny, 1962-built historic chapel, perched at Guara, near an abandoned town of Gerian. Most of the area in La Gomera is covered with volcanic cliffs, rippled with sand and aubergines. More on this island that not to be missed is a wall through Calle Real, where along the way you can enjoy your stay in a custom house and a church.
The potatoes have gained a different texture and flavour because of the presence of volcanic activities over the years, perfect for making unique dishes. Without peeling, the papas are boiled in salty water for around half an hour. After 30 minutes, chefs empty the pan and add more salt over the papas until they dry. After that, the dish is served on the table, paired with mojo picón and voulá. Although the dish is quite plain, it sums up the entire archipelago in one bite.
If you want to enjoy a traditionally-made Ropa Vieja, we recommend you visit Parador de las Cañadas del Teide.
Sound good? Read on to find out a little about the history of wine from the Canaries, and where you need to go to taste the best Spanish wines for yourself.
You can also try 13 of their organic wines whilst you’re up there.A great place to top off the Tenerife wine experience is Casa del Vino, a wine museum where you’ll find exhibits, vines, a tasting room and a very good restaurant.Tenerife is the island where the majority of the best Spanish wines in the Canary Islands are produced, and many of the vineyards, like Marqués, sit on the slopes of the volcano of Mount Teide.Bodegas Monje is another fantastic spot to visit, run for well over 200 years by the same family, with 15 different wines on offer for you to taste.
Just go along to a good local bar or get recommendations for the best, authentic Canarian restaurants from your hotel and ask for tips on the best local wines to try with your traditional Canarian dishes.Spend your next holiday discovering wine and food in the Canary Islands, and we can promise you that you won’t regret it.
In fact, air temperature and humidity are different depending on the altitude. 
We definitely recommend trying the wine of this brand, especially since you don’t need to specially go to Lanzarote for this – El Grifo is also sold in Tenerife. 
You can taste and buy wine in souvenir shops, but it is much more interesting to go on an excursion to one of the wine-growing regions and visit wine cellars. Enotourism, i.e. direct acquaintance with local winemakers and their products when visiting production sites is gradually gaining popularity not only on the continent, but also in the Canary Islands. 
In addition to grapes, the famous Canarian potatoes are grown in Vilaflor, as well as almonds and oranges, from which honey and marmalade are made. You can watch how grapes are harvested by hand, taste the wine and buy a couple of bottles from wineries. 
You will find a variety of creams, scrubs, oils, nourishing masks and much more. Cosmetics are designed in such a way that women of any age can choose the right products for their skin type. “Enotherapeutic” cosmetics are sold in souvenir shops along with the wine itself, as well as in pharmacies. In addition, in the town of Puerto de la Cruz, Botánico & The Oriental Spa Garden offers a wine spa – wine bath, body wraps and relaxing massages. 
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A wide selection of wines is presented for you, of which: white, rose and red types, including sparkling and muscat. For those who immediately want something stronger, Canarian rum is quite useful for these purposes, because it is made from ecologically clean products. The female half will be delighted with rum with honey or, for example, with caramel flavor, a very pleasant thing, but a little sweet. And besides, the Dorada beer company, founded in Tenerife in 1939, with its beer variety of not only standard beers, but also a special draft of “Especial”. The company has now launched a range of new products under the name “Tropical”, which includes classic beer, a refreshing lemon-flavored drink and tequila beer. And now for more details… 
The beginning of the cultivation of wines in this region is considered one of the first, which falls on the 16th and 17th centuries, during the rapid economic recovery of the then main seaport in the city of Garachico. 
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Wind, a volcanic rock close to the sea in its diversity, as well as the quality and stability of the climate of this region, are natural and unique additional ingredients that combine the wonderful personality of the wines grown in Tacoronte Asentejo.
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For some reason, it is believed that malvasia is necessarily a sweet wine, but in fact, not only sweetish flavors are produced from this grape, but also semi-dry and even dry wine. One thing is certain, malvasia is distinguished by its strength, bright nutmeg bouquet with notes of almonds and excellent taste. Traditionally, fortified and dessert wines were made from malvasia, but today dry and semi-dry wines are produced. To date, many varieties of this variety are cultivated and not only white wines are made from it, but also wines with a yellow-brown tint, as well as with an intense pink color. The birthplace of this wine is the city of Monemvasia, located on the coast of Laconia, in honor of this town, malvasia got its name. 
The special composition of local soils gave the wines produced here a special unique taste. Malvasia was supplied in large quantities to England, Spain, France, Holland and Germany, this wine was always present in the best cellars of the New and Old Worlds, it was served at the courts of all the kings of Europe. 
For these purposes, an American or French-made oak wood barrel is used, with which the exchange of aromas (tonnes) between grape must and wood will take place. During aging, oak wood tends to soften the grape substrate. 
After fermentation, it is bottled and can be served on the table. Usually this is a wine of the same year as the harvested grape harvest or last year, depending on the timing of production and storage. 
A large voluminous glass is necessary in order to reveal the entire bouquet of wine, its aromas. For these purposes, it is better to find just such a glass, which is shown in the figure above. Pay attention to its shape, in the lower part it expands, just in this place the contact of wine with air occurs, phenolic compounds quickly begin to turn into esters, accumulating at the base in the narrowed place of the glass, they linger and at the next sip fall on your nasal receptors giving the drink a brighter taste. 
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In addition, the Canary Islands served as a starting point and a bridge in the development, expansion of this herbaceous plant as a raw material to South America and Brazil. This bridge was connected in 1492 by Christopher Columbus, when he and his team visited the island of La Gomera. 
products. 939 year. At the moment it produces products under the Dorada brand, the main beer assortment consists of three types of products: Dorada (4.7% alc.), Dorada Especial (5.5% alc.) and Dorada Sin (0.9 alc.) . Packaging can be both in glass bottles of 0.33 and 0.75 ml, and in cans of 0.33 ml. (Spanish lata). Sold in almost all shops, bars, restaurants. 
This Canary Island indulges in summer sun, green nature and a wide range of entertainment. Tour operator Novatours shares interesting facts about Tenerife that will surely surprise even its most frequent guests. 
It is often called the island of eternal spring – the mild and warm climate attracts tourists from all over the world all year round. Novatours reveals 10 interesting facts about this beautiful island. 
It is known that the Teide volcano is the highest point in Spain, reaching 3718 m above sea level. Teide is also the third largest volcano in the world. But the most interesting thing is that the Teide volcano forms the longest shadow in the world falling on the surface of the water (sea). 
The scientist found that the pyramids were built from frozen lava stones, and the archaeological fossils found next to them have features characteristic of South American culture, which indicates the connection of ancient civilizations. 
In Lanzarote, vineyards are planted in huge round nests in deep holes, which are designed to protect them from the winds from the African continent. On Palma in the southern part, vineyards are planted on the slopes of volcanoes, although the soil there is very poor, so that the old vines look quite frail. 
Winemakers under the pressure of certain factors are forced to modernize production and plant grape varieties such as Cabernet and Merlot, but this is disrespectful to the old vineyards, which are more suitable for these places. Roberto Santana is a true visionary who promises to make Canary Islands winemaking world-famous. A native of Tenerife, with basalt in his blood, he gathered a group of friends and they created the wine company Envínate. They make wine throughout Spain, choosing lands that can express the “Atlantic” character of the product. One of the first places Roberto bought was an abandoned vineyard on the cliffs of Taganana, a tiny village located half an hour northeast of Santa Cruz, Tenerife’s largest city. There is iron-rich soil and black rocks left behind by lava flows. Fortunately, the Teide volcano has long since died out, so there is hope that Santana will be able to continue what he started, using the old, almost wild vineyards and this basalt soil to make wonderful wine.
If I had written this book six years ago, Oregon would not even have considered, because at that time there were still very few winemakers who used natural technologies and made wine that would have interested me. Worst of all, because of the very humid climate, local farmers abuse irrigation. What for? I never understood this. But more and more people are adopting natural methods of farming, so now I find Oregon one of the most interesting wine regions in the US, in large part in the Willamette Hills. 
Lava flowed over the continental shelf and sedimentary rocks. The result was a kind of layer cake of basalt, continental shelf, marine sedimentary rocks and, on top, lava. These layers can also be observed in the soil. Having made its cross section, you can see how the color changes before your eyes. Each of the layers has its own chemical and physical composition. 
Not all basalts are created equal.” “The key,” says Jason, “is the variety of clays that bind the soil together. There is clay that swells when wet. We don’t need this. In dry weather, it shrinks and cracks, it is not ventilated. His father realized that the clay in soil jori was kaolin, the same clay used to cleanse the skin and make up. Contrary to what many have claimed, Lett believed that this clay was good for grapes. “This clay does not inflate like a balloon, but swells in two directions like flat layers. That is why in wet weather you can walk on such clay without fear of flopping. Also, when it’s dry in summer, microscopic pieces of clay hold moisture.” 
He needed soil that was well suited to the delicate Pinot variety. “The way a plant interacts with moisture is very important. If you have to use irrigation systems and chemicals, you can lose everything by depriving the vines of energy. For the well-being of plants, a combination of all natural factors is needed. The mineral exchange in alkaline soils of the limestone type is very different from the mineral exchange in acid soils of the basalt type. “Ultimately,” says Jason, “when it comes to wine, you enjoy the harmony of all factors.” 
The southern part of the valley is warmer and the soil is different, so starting from the Applegate vineyard you can expect sunnier wines. White grapes are grown in abundance. “Chardonnay”? Of course. Eyrie’s Chardonnay wines are especially good. The Melon de Bourgogne grape, which is used to make Muscadet in the Loire Valley, is also gaining popularity in Oregon, although here it has more fruity aromas than its French counterpart. The Riesling is also doing very well, although the hills and slates of the Mosel Valley are somewhat lacking. Very interesting wines are obtained in the Columbia River Gorge region, an hour’s drive from Portland. They grow impressive Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris and, from what I hear, a very interesting Mencia variety. 
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Its most important quality is that the wines made from it perfectly express the character of the place where they are made. 
There are also several secondary varieties of red grapes, and I have not seen white in this region. 
In its place, a huge caldera and three lakes formed: Orta, Maggiore and Varese. 
When we got to the Vallana farm, I didn’t see any grapes. The vines were dug up, waiting to be transplanted. In front of us was bare land, stretching up the hillside, not far from the huge monastery. “See the multi-colored soils?” Fogarty asked, pointing to the streaks of pink, red, and white earth. He explained that the highly acidic porphyritic soils, which are usually located several kilometers below the ground, may be the reason why the local wines have even longer life than Barolo wines, which are grown on sedimentary rocks. The acidity of Boka’s soil is superior to that of the nearby Gemma and Gattinara regions, which may be why the appellation rules require some other approved grape varieties to be added to the “spanna” to soften the acidity and make the wine more aromatic. 
In addition, the territory of Boka has a very complex geomorphology, resulting in a rich collection of sites with different microclimates in a small area. Thus, local farmers have to deal with a wide variety of soils and climatic conditions. 
I met local winemakers Mattia and Odilio Antoniotti and tasted their 2014 wine which I found absolutely amazing. And it was all the more surprising that in Italy it was a very wet year (as in most of Europe). Due to high humidity, the grapes get sick (mildew is one of the main problems) and ripen slowly, and when ripe, it becomes moldy. Therefore, in a wet year, you have to make a lot more effort, but if you work like Odilio and his wife work, your wine will be at its best in any year. 
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These are mica, quartz, loess, clay – and all this easily mixes with gravel, sand and silt particles. 
The destruction of granite, according to geologist Kevin Pogue, allows plants to obtain important metals such as iron, although in general, being rocky and acidic, granite soil is usually very poor in nutrients. The low fertility of granite soils, combined with the lack of clay, results in vines producing low yields. And this is considered a necessary prerequisite for good quality wine. In addition, granite soil drains well. In wet years, this means that the vines do not sink into the mud and the roots do not go too deep. 
Of the 9,000 hectares of vineyards, 7,400 hectares are located on the largest island, Tenerife. Here is the magnificent stratovolcano Pico de Teide (3718 m). Try to combine the exploration of beautiful natural scenery with local unmistakable and good wines. 
Tajinaste Tradicional, on the label of Pico de Teide and Hadinec, inside a fairly typical local Listán negro. There are currently 33 protected grape varieties in the Canary Islands, of which 19 are white and 14 are blue. And the first impression of today? Aroma of redcurrant and cherry, spices, cherries and hints of black pepper. Brilliant. 
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-Daute-Isora. Wines from all listed wines can be tasted and bought at a local shop. After visiting the museum, we enjoy a fantastic view of the west coast of the island. 
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Also, the hotel resembles a village. It has several villas where you can rent an apartment and the services are good.
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Visitors who want to take their adventure to new heights may also want to try parasailing.
This shopping center is a replica of a typical Canarian village. It features beautiful squares with a variety of restaurants and cafes. Many of the shops featured here do not belong to big commercial corporations. Therefore, purchasing unique items here is equivalent to helping out local artisans.
From 5-star hotels to comfortable apartments, each accommodation never fails to deliver an impressive holiday feel.
Aside from stunning views especially during sunset, this hotel offers a full-service spa and outstanding amenities. It is also home to two restaurants.
Visitors will find some of the most delicious tapas and seafood in town in this part of Costa Adeje.
The scene is as delightful as their cuisines which are mostly Mediterranean. Cafe del Mar is especially magical during sunset.
And of course, all this in chic surroundings, as this long stretch of golden sand and calm, crystal-clear waters, awarded the much sought-after ‘blue flag’, is right next to an elegant and pleasant promenade full of posh cafés, prestigious restaurants which serve both international and Canarian cuisine, and fashion boutiques. In the surrounding area we can also find various shopping centres and five-star hotels. The historical tone is set by the Castillo del Duque [Duke’s Castle] which overlooks the beach at its eastern end and from whose curious history derives the name of the beach.
This beautiful manor house, which has a privileged location overlooking the ocean and the Bahía del Duque bay, was built during the Second Spanish Republic by the Duke of Abrantes, whose intention was for the building to serve as a residence for the exiled King Alfonso XIII, so that he was not forced to travel abroad. However, the monarch would instead spend his exile in luxury hotels in different European cities.
Three other good options—which also boast terraces and sea views—are La Nonna restaurant which specialises in traditional Mediterranean cuisine with Italian, Greek, Spanish and French influences; the Japanese restaurant Sensu, which has a Michelin star and an exclusive sake bar, and the Mexican restaurant La Hacienda. For tapas or a cocktail sitting in the sea breeze, go to El Chiringuito on the beach, and on the oceanfront, head to Café La Bahía or Bar Acanto.
This section is far less crowded than the golden sand section in the middle of the photograph to the far headland. Panoramic 
Located in the El Mirador shopping centre and great views of the sea from the terrace. The La Nonna Restaurant specialises in Top quality Mediterranean Italian cuisines including Pizzas, pastas, salads and capriccio
The ideal place to hold intimate drinks.
The 210 rooms are far from fashionable, and not all have air-conditioning, but all feature kitchenettes and private furnished balconies or terraces. El Duque’s main features are its two pools — one family-friendly and one more for quiet sunbathers — two outdoor playgrounds, and buffet restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Travelers looking for more big-resort features, like a spa and fitness center, could consider Costa Adeje Gran Hotel. 
The nine apartment buildings are built around hibiscus-filled garden grounds with two pools and stone pathways. A long, central fountain with a sculpture of a whale — El Duque’s logo — stretches from nearly one end of the resort to the other, effectively slicing it into two distinct sections. The northern section features the large family-friendly pool and the one restaurant, while the southern side contains the lobby and a pool more oriented for idle relaxation. The small kitchens in the apartments and the optional all-inclusive plan (the hotel also offers half- and full-board) allows guests who want to stay put to do so, but those who want to head to the beach or the famous tourist strip will find both within easy walking distance. 
Note that El Duque’s inland location means that the property is built on a slight hill, so El Duque may not be the best for travelers with mobility issues. There are also cobblestone streets separating the apartment buildings, not all buildings have elevators, and even first-floor apartments have a few stairs by their entryways.
There are several room subcategories, but all fall into either Standard and Superior Apartment buckets. The main difference is that Superior Apartments come with foyers, AC (Standard Apartments just have ceiling fans), and nicer interior and patio furniture. Both Standard and Superior Apartments feature tile floors; living areas with sectional or sleeper sofas; dining tables; and kitchenettes with mini-fridges, toasters, coffeemakers, microwaves, and juicers. There is a private terrace or balcony off of every room; Standard Apartments’ outdoor spaces have white plastic furniture, while Superior Apartments have sunbeds with umbrellas and tables with cushioned wicker chairs. Some rooms have pool views, while others look over the stone streets of the hotel grounds. 
Its buffet bars feature coffee and juice machines and taps for soda, red wine, white wine, rose, and beer for all-inclusive guests. El Duque’s manager describes the hotel as “all-inclusive light,” as in there aren’t all-day snacks here, the way there are at other all-inclusives, though the hotel does provide free bites for an hour every afternoon at the pool bar.
The nine apartment buildings are built around hibiscus-filled garden grounds with two pools and stone pathways. A long, central fountain with a sculpture of a whale — El Duque’s logo — stretches from nearly one end of the resort to the other, effectively slicing it into two distinct sections. The northern section features the large family-friendly pool and the one restaurant, while the southern side contains the lobby and a pool more oriented for idle relaxation. The small kitchens in the apartments and the optional all-inclusive plan (the hotel also offers half- and full-board) allows guests who want to stay put to do so, but those who want to head to the beach or the famous tourist strip will find both within easy walking distance. 
Note that El Duque’s inland location means that the property is built on a slight hill, so El Duque may not be the best for travelers with mobility issues. There are also cobblestone streets separating the apartment buildings, not all buildings have elevators, and even first-floor apartments have a few stairs by their entryways.
There are several room subcategories, but all fall into either Standard and Superior Apartment buckets. The main difference is that Superior Apartments come with foyers, AC (Standard Apartments just have ceiling fans), and nicer interior and patio furniture. Both Standard and Superior Apartments feature tile floors; living areas with sectional or sleeper sofas; dining tables; and kitchenettes with mini-fridges, toasters, coffeemakers, microwaves, and juicers. There is a private terrace or balcony off of every room; Standard Apartments’ outdoor spaces have white plastic furniture, while Superior Apartments have sunbeds with umbrellas and tables with cushioned wicker chairs. Some rooms have pool views, while others look over the stone streets of the hotel grounds. 
Toiletries are not provided, and there is a fee for Wi-Fi access.
Its buffet bars feature coffee and juice machines and taps for soda, red wine, white wine, rose, and beer for all-inclusive guests. El Duque’s manager describes the hotel as “all-inclusive light,” as in there aren’t all-day snacks here, the way there are at other all-inclusives, though the hotel does provide free bites for an hour every afternoon at the pool bar.
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Also had use of the private pool for the villas only and our own plunge pool at the villa which was great for the little one with us. Such nice touches as bringing my grandson milk and cookies every night. Loved the free champagne too and all the other little touches that staying in the villas brings. We wouldn’t go anywhere else now.
I have stayed in many, many hotels and there are very few I’d go back to. This, however is one of those that I would revisit! Loved it.
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Our flight did not leave till the evening and our host kindly arranged for a place to store our luggage which meant we could enjoy our final day.
It features an outdoor pool, garden, private beach area and free Wi-Fi.
It offers air-conditioned rooms with sea views. Guests can enjoy the outdoor swimming pool.
It offers a restaurant, a 24-hour front desk, a bar, a garden, a year-round outdoor pool and a terrace.
The coastal part of the island is covered with clean sand, and the water remains warm throughout the season. Fans of interesting entertainment can go surfing, kiting, yachting and other activities, and those who want to take a sunbath can lie quietly on the beach and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.
Visitors can choose from sandy, pebbly and rocky varieties. 
A distinctive feature of El Duque is the turquoise hue of the water and the wide sandy shore. The ocean is clean and relatively calm, and the breakwater is set in such a way that on the one hand, conditions are provided for comfortable and leisurely swimming, and on the other hand, there is an opportunity to ride a surfboard. 
It houses Lori Park with a large collection of parrots and an aquarium with tropical fish species. 
They were brought from the Canary Islands to create a natural shelter from the scorching sun. 
Children must not be left unattended. 
The northern one is suitable for swimming, the southern one is for outdoor activities, so surfers from all over the world have chosen it. 
From the available infrastructure – sunbeds, umbrellas, toilet and shower. Tourists have access to restaurants and cafes with regional and European cuisine. Not far from the shore is an artificial reservoir – Lake Martianes. 
To visit it, you need to turn off the main road behind Los Organos mountain. Tourists will be surprised by the color of black volcanic sand and natural landscapes. 
Playa la Jaquita (Alcala) 4. Playa de la Arena (La Arena) 5. Playa del Socorro (Los Realejos) 6. Playa Jardin (Puerto de la Cruz) 7. Playa San Telmo (Puerto de la Cruz) 8. Playa de la Arena (Tacoronte) 9. Piscinas de Bajamar (Bajamar). 
hygiene and quality of such massage leaves much to be desired.
Playa Fañabe, like its accessible neighbor, belongs to artificially created beaches; its sands were brought from African lands several decades ago. 
The climate on the island of Tenerife is really ideal for a comfortable stay, and the variety of beaches allows even the most demanding tourists to find decent conditions for sunbathing and swimming. We offer a short excursion to decide where the best beaches in Tenerife are. 
There are always a lot of vacationers, but due to the large size, no one feels discomfort. 
The beach area is separated by stone paths, and the coast is protected from strong waves and currents by special breakwaters. 
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However, you’ll get the best results if you visit the region when the vast majority of fish species are active. 
Lanzarote is the perfect place to target amberjack near the islands. 
Costa Adeje is one of the top fishing destinations where you can target Giant Bluefin Tuna. The season to catch Giant Bluefin Tuna begins in February and finishes in May. 
If you don’t like to wake up early in the morning, then you should go fishing in the afternoon. 
That’s the reason why fishing during storms should be avoided. It’s also important to note that fish is usually inactive during storms. 
It’s also important to note that anglers have an opportunity to see the sunrise as well as the sunset during night fishing trips. Anglers can catch bass, catfish, carp, trout, and other species at night. On the other hand, night fishing can be hard for beginners. 
Here, fishermen always have a chance to catch a big carp and get memories that last a lifetime. In addition to carp, anglers can target bass and some other species of fish in the lake. Keep in mind that fishing in this place is the most productive during the summer months. 
So, it would be better to plan a fishing trip when the main species of fish in the area get active. 
The water heats up in the afternoon and the activity of fish increases in the afternoon. 
Anglers have a good chance to catch trophy fish during multi-day trips. 
Great captain and crew. State of the art equipment and fantastic fishing. Caught 3 big blue marlin in 4 days bait and switch fishing. We a had many more chances. Liked it so much we are going back in a few weeks”
The weather is typically Mediterranean, with maximum rainfall in winter and a minimum in summer, with virtually no rain in the warmest months.
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The islands are a hotspot for…
Here are our 5 favourite species you can catch during your next fishing trip.
For live-bait fishing, you should use a technique pattern that you have mastered to get the best results. 
They are recognizable by their bluntly shaped heads, long dorsal fin and their bright colouring, dark blue and green on their dorsal side and yellow on their sides and underside. 
This powerful fighter usually feeds during day time on fish, octopuses and squids. They can be caught trolling with artificial lures or with dead bait (bonito, mackerel…).
Jigging and live bait fishing are the best techniques to target these magnificent fighters. Greater Amberjack can weigh up to 170 lb (80 kg).
They are fun to target and give a real challenge to anyone who comes across them while fishing. They inhabit temperate and subtropical waters around the world. Bluefish have extremely powerful jaws with razor sharp teeth. They can grow over a meter and weigh over 10kg.
This sought-after game fish can reach 1 m and weight up to 50lb.
This shark is a critically endangered species.
The biggest Bluefin Tuna ever caught was 780kg (1496lb). These great fighters can be caught trolling, jigging, casting or drifting; mainly off-shore.
Tuna is a fierce fighter, so adequate material is required to face this magnificent fighter.</p>
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<em>Bait & Switch</em> is probably the most exciting way of marlin fishing.</p>
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<p>Casting out and slowly retrieving the squid jig with different speeds and retrieval styles.</p>
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It is an exciting form of fishing when productive and is usually done, but not always, by chumming the water close to your fishing grounds and fishing with an alive or dead natural bait.</p>
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The Mount Teide, the third largest volcano in the world, is surrounded by an unearthly landscape of solid lava.
While there are some inshore opportunities to fish, there are no real flats in Spain. There are opportunities for fishing in both the Mediterranean sea and the Northeastern Atlantic Ocean. The waters are plentiful during the warmer months of summer but become somewhat dormant in the fall and winter. Most of the fishing here is for bluewater game fish. There are few opportunities for true sight fishing with fly gear. Southern Spain is quite comfortable all year long while northern Spain can become quite cold in the winter months usually beginning in late September through April.
Known for amazing offshore fishing primarily for marlin, sailfish, tuna and mahi-mahi, these islands are the preferred getaway of Europeans that do not want to leave Europe and those wanting the northern African experience without entering Africa. The latitude is about the same as Florida in the United states so the climate is quite warm all year round and considered a sub-tropical region.
We use an intermediate sinking line or a full sinking line depending on conditions. Tippet needs to be on the lighter side in the 15-20 lb range as these species have excellent vision especially in clear water. At least 300 yards of backing is also recommended. The reel should have a sealed drag and made for saltwater fishing. We use the term ‘bomb-proof” which means different things to different people. To us, it means simply a tested & proven reel with the following features: 1. Very few or no moving parts 2. Smooth drag with smooth start-up 3. Sealed drag which will not corrode 4. It will not fail under any circumstance
At least 300 yards of backing is also recommended. The reel should have a sealed drag and made for saltwater fishing. We use the term ‘bomb-proof” which means different things to different people. To us, it means simply a tested & proven reel with the following features: 1. Very few or no moving parts 2. Smooth drag with smooth start-up 3. Sealed drag which will not corrode 4. It will not fail under any circumstance
Very few or no moving parts 2. Smooth drag with smooth start-up 3. Sealed drag which will not corrode 4. It will not fail under any circumstance
Here you will have a chance at Marlin, Sailfish, Mahi-mahi & Tuna. We prefer a 14 weight for the larger fish and there are some which even have a butt suitable for gimbel use. Again because we are all about control of the fish and landing the fish quickly which decreases mortality and injury after release. For Mahi we usually use a 12 but frequently land them on the 14 when fishing for billfish. The reel should have a sealed drag and made for saltwater fishing. We use the term ‘bomb-proof” which means different things to different people. To us, it means simply a tested & proven reel with the following features: 1. Very few or no moving parts 2. Smooth drag with smooth start-up 3. Sealed drag which will not corrode 4. It will not fail under any circumstance
Wind is never an issue when casting a 12 weight either. Use a floating line or what we prefer is the intermediate sink line with at least 200 yards of backing on your reel. Leaders should be 9 feet with a metal tippet material. (we use 30 lb metal tippet) The reel should have a sealed drag and made for saltwater fishing. We use the term ‘bomb-proof” which means different things to different people. To us, it means simply a tested & proven reel with the following features: 1. Very few or no moving parts 2. Smooth drag with smooth start-up 3. Sealed drag which will not corrode 4. It will not fail under any circumstance
While there are some inshore opportunities to fish, there are no real flats in Spain. There are opportunities for fishing in both the Mediterranean sea and the Northeastern Atlantic Ocean. The waters are plentiful during the warmer months of summer but become somewhat dormant in the fall and winter. Most of the fishing here is for bluewater game fish. There are few opportunities for true sight fishing with fly gear. Southern Spain is quite comfortable all year long while northern Spain can become quite cold in the winter months usually beginning in late September through April.
We use an intermediate sinking line or a full sinking line depending on conditions. Tippet needs to be on the lighter side in the 15-20 lb range as these species have excellent vision especially in clear water. At least 300 yards of backing is also recommended. The reel should have a sealed drag and made for saltwater fishing. We use the term ‘bomb-proof” which means different things to different people. To us, it means simply a tested & proven reel with the following features: 1. Very few or no moving parts 2. Smooth drag with smooth start-up 3. Sealed drag which will not corrode 4. It will not fail under any circumstance
Very few or no moving parts 2. Smooth drag with smooth start-up 3. Sealed drag which will not corrode 4. It will not fail under any circumstance
Here you will have a chance at Marlin, Sailfish, Mahi-mahi & Tuna. We prefer a 14 weight for the larger fish and there are some which even have a butt suitable for gimbel use. Again because we are all about control of the fish and landing the fish quickly which decreases mortality and injury after release. For Mahi we usually use a 12 but frequently land them on the 14 when fishing for billfish. The reel should have a sealed drag and made for saltwater fishing. We use the term ‘bomb-proof” which means different things to different people. To us, it means simply a tested & proven reel with the following features: 1. Very few or no moving parts 2. Smooth drag with smooth start-up 3. Sealed drag which will not corrode 4. It will not fail under any circumstance
Wind is never an issue when casting a 12 weight either. Use a floating line or what we prefer is the intermediate sink line with at least 200 yards of backing on your reel. Leaders should be 9 feet with a metal tippet material. (we use 30 lb metal tippet) The reel should have a sealed drag and made for saltwater fishing. We use the term ‘bomb-proof” which means different things to different people. To us, it means simply a tested & proven reel with the following features: 1. Very few or no moving parts 2. Smooth drag with smooth start-up 3. Sealed drag which will not corrode 4. It will not fail under any circumstance
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Thus, if you fish in Tenerife, next year you can repeat, for example, in Lanzarote with the same license. If you order fishing on a boat or yacht, the organizers take care of the permission. They will also offer you tackle (included in the cost of the trip), although experienced fishermen usually come with their own. Tourists fishing from the shore rarely have their licenses checked – just don’t do it in the wrong place. 
It was a blue marlin, one of the largest fish in the world. Among fishermen it is considered prestigious to catch it. In Tenerife, white and blue marlin are found both offshore and in open water. Marlin hunting is a very exciting activity, because such a fish can reach speeds of up to 100 km/h! Caught on a hook, she strongly resists, jumps out of the water, can fight for hours. 
In the same places you can have a delicious lunch at any eatery for a very low price. 
On white bread, mullet is well caught from the shore. The most delicious fish of the Canary Islands, Vieja, loves crabs. You can collect them right among the coastal stones after low tide. At night, marine life becomes bolder, and in the dark you can catch moray eels, octopuses, cuttlefish and even rays. 
If no assistance is provided, necrosis of the affected area or a long-term non-healing ulcer will follow. Even a dead dragonfish is dangerous, as the poison lasts for several more days. 
We are talking not only about a shark or marlin, but also some very small specimens with poisonous gills and fins. 
For more information about sightseeing trips and routes, please follow the link: Excursions in Tenerife 
And the fish near the coast of Tenerife is really huge, it will not be a shame to show off such a trophy to friends and colleagues! 
You can get to the place by taxi, or if your hotel is not far away, then walking along the promenade of the resorts will not make it difficult for you. 
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The excellent infrastructure of Gran Canaria is ideal for combining fishing with family vacations and other entertainment. 
On specially equipped boats, several baits can be used at the same time. In trolling, tackle is used that is designed for high loads. When choosing such gear, the total loads are taken into account: the speed of the craft, the possible hooks of the bait during wiring and the effort of the predator attacking the bait. The depth of immersion of the bait is controlled by the length of the fishing line, and sometimes by additional devices. 
The season only affects the type of fishing and
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The marine flora around the coast is rather scarce, there are no bright tropical fish and corals, the most interesting thing that divers see is medium-sized sea turtles swimming up to the coast in some bays. But various large and rare fish are found here in sufficient quantities – as many as 550 species! Fishing is possible all year round. And in the Atlantic Ocean there are some fish that cannot be caught at all in the European seas and Scandinavian fjords. 
You can catch Spanish and king mackerel, bluefish, yellowtail and other fish off the coast. 
Other names: “sea dragon”, “scorpion fish”, trachinidae. She hunts at the very bottom, burrowing into sand or silt, but it is quite possible to catch her by accident. Aranya is a medium-sized creature, up to 300 grams in weight, with a protruding lower jaw and eyes on the front surface of the head, a yellow-brown fish in spots, with sharp teeth. Aranya should not be touched with hands. A prick of her with a thorn, as a rule, is not fatal, but causes sharp severe pain, then redness and swelling. You should immediately contact a doctor. If no assistance is provided, necrosis of the affected area or a long-term non-healing ulcer will follow. Even a dead dragonfish is dangerous, as the poison lasts for several more days. 
No loud noise arou d but only a short walk from the main streets – 10/10 location.”
We’re listing our top six beachfront hotels that will make your trip to Tenerife as memorable as the view from your hotel window.
To end the day, reward yourself with a bite to eat at one of the hotels twelve restaurants. from Sports bars to Michelin stars, the Ritz-Carlton has a plate for any palate. Click here for more photos and information.
From subtropical gardens overlooking the nearby ocean to island-native palm trees outlining the saltwater pools, the resort offers a genuine taste of the Canary Islands beauty. The garden also provides a collection of spacious and beautiful facilities, making the hotel a perfect venue for small family gatherings, group celebrations, or business meetings. To learn more about the Jardín Tropical, click here.
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It also provides a convenient base to discover nearby Adeje and Costa Adeje.
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Many different travel sites will offer discounts or deals at different times for rooms at Palm Beach Tenerife and KAYAK will provide you with prices from a huge range of travel sites. That means that you can always find a great deal for Palm Beach Tenerife.
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There’s also a Spa by Clarins, an abundance of restaurants, including Nami, a Japanese restaurant with a sushi bar and teppanyaki tables.
With this and the luxe YHI spa, it could almost tempt almost anyone away from the golf course.
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Set 1600m above sea level, Hotel Spa Villalba can get cooler than on the coast, but cool temperatures and clear skies means the stargazing around here is simply epic. 
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It is a region of the Canary Islands really lucky because, with an exceptional climate and a coastline where every beach is a jewel, the island also has several areas that have been listed by Unesco as World Heritage Sites. Such is the case of the historic centre of La Laguna or the incomparable beauty of Teide. Cities like Santa Cruz de Tenerife are the favourite destination of many travellers who fall for the charm of Tenerife. In addition, this island allows excursions by ferry to its neighbouring island La Gomera. 
As the largest city in Tenerife, this area is ideal for those looking for a unique urban experience in the heart of the island. Markets and shopping, art museums and theatres, carnivals and festivals, plus some of the best hotels in Tenerife.
This park is famous for its dolphin shows, along with an educational demonstration of the dolphins’ physical and mental abilities.
Whether it is a romantic trip or a trip to Tenerife with children, it is a must on a holiday in Tenerife.
Among the water sports that people usually practice, diving is especially popular ; Tenerife is also chosen by windsurfers.
As well as creating a picturesque contrast against the white waves that reach towards the black coast, the volcanic sand absorbs the heat of the sun, making the beach warm and pleasant to relax on at any time of the year. One of the best known beaches in Tenerife with these characteristics is Playa de Benijo.
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It is the ideal destination for a family holiday, with a dedicated area for children aged 6 months and older. At Club Mare Kids, young guests will find many exciting activities in a safe environment under the supervision of our professional animators. There are also areas for different ages. 
Aquafitness and many other activities await you in our pools. Attend a gala dinner. Invite children to discover a huge variety of fun activities prepared especially for them. On this island you will have the opportunity to enjoy all kinds of leisure activities. Our Info Center will be happy to help you organize your holiday. 
Dream of great experiences at our hotel in Tenerife. 
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Don’t forget, Tenerife is a small provincial island, but with very different regions. 
Numerous sea excursions and fishing boats start from here. 
By the way, among them there are also Michelin establishments of the 5* category. Prices, however, are above average. 
The wind, in turn, can scare an unprepared tourist . But you get used to it quickly and without its salty taste it becomes difficult. 
Apartments in Candelaria are the most popular type of accommodation among tourists. 
Tenerife, the largest island in the archipelago, is distinguished by its special beauty. First of all, it is famous for its numerous beaches. They differ from each other, and these small subtleties are a joy for a tourist: you can easily find a cozy place to suit your tastes. 
It attracts tourists with its sunsets and local natural beauties in general. Small in size – about three hundred meters in length. Covered in dark sand. Not as crowded as nearby places to stay. Nearby there are restaurants with national cuisine. A special path is laid out to the beach, ending with a staircase. 
Lots of waves to attract surfers. Nearby there is a picturesque square with plants of the local flora. The southern part, separated by stones, is considered an independent beach and is called Punta Brava. There are, among other things, walking paths and a small fortress. 
Local dealers rent everything you need, both for sports and outdoor activities, as well as for the typical lying in the sun or in the shade of huge umbrellas. 
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It’s crowded and there are amenities. Both for families with children and for the disabled. Rental shops are open. The sand is dark, which creates a contrast with the foam at the high tide line. The water is warm, and in general the temperature stays at about the same level all year round. The bottom is rocky, especially on the sides. This area some time ago was chosen by divers. 
Compromise beach – suitable for any type of recreation. Here you can comfortably lie under an umbrella all day, or do something more active: go boating, diving or playing frisbee. Suitable for families. All kinds of shops and restaurants are within walking distance. At night, parties are often held right on the beach. 
In shallow water you can relax with children. The sand is light and fine. The beach itself is very clean, the cleaning here is regular and thorough. The service is developed: everything you need is within walking distance. There are options for outdoor activities: water skiing, diving, parachuting and more. 
The water and sand are exceptionally clean: the beach is constantly receiving awards for its high standards in this area. Coverage of mixed type: in some places there are pebbles. 
The service is the most diverse – from the rental of water vehicles and sun loungers with umbrellas, to more serious equipment for underwater fun. 
The Bahia del Duque hotel alone has eight bars and nine restaurants with excellent cuisine and excellent service. They are open to the public, but the prices are far from the lowest. Fortunately, there are cafes and restaurants for every taste and color – the bulk is concentrated along the waterfront and the main hiking trails. In terms of cuisine and the theme of the establishments, everything is as usual, most of them are motley establishments with different cuisines and an emphasis on reaching the maximum number of tourists, but there are also large restaurants, barbecues or sushi bars. 
In fact, this is the largest shopping center in the area. In addition to it, several smaller shopping complexes are scattered around the resort, and opposite the commercial center El Duque
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And here was built the first hermitage in the south of Tenerife. Farmers and pastoralists have great reverence for St. Sebastian. Many miracles and cases of amazing healing of the sick are associated with the deeds of this saint. Men and women from different countries flock to the ancient hermitage in the hope of being cured of ailments or getting their wish fulfilled. 
It will be interesting for children to ride camels in the Camel Park, look at the monkeys in. All entertainment is located near the coast of Costa Adeje. 
At the farthest western point of the resort, near a luxurious beach, rest will cost the most. It is here that the most luxurious hotels are located, including the famous Bahia Del Duc. Surely this hotel will be one of the best places you have ever stayed. The only problem is the number of zeros in your final score. Despite the prestige of recreation in this region, the infrastructure in the area of this hotel is quite poor. The only entertainment is the Plaza Del Duc. In the absence of affordable, shopping and entertainment facilities, this place will come in handy. 
As a rule, the streets are empty early and after dinner you can meet on the street, perhaps, not the most sober Englishmen or lost Russians. 
But the path will not tire you at all, especially since you can always take a break, for example, in a very unusual restaurant located right on the rock. Sitting at one of the tables, you can enjoy an incredibly beautiful view of. We sat down, drank a little orange fresh on the road and hit the road again. Moreover, there are only a few hundred meters left to the hotel, and inside Gran Tenerife there is the only casino in the southern part of the island. Hurry up or someone else will hit the jackpot. 
In any case, people who do not understand yachts take fashionable floating substances, at least for warships. It is not necessary to be Roman Abramovich to feel like a real owner of a house on the water. You can rent a yacht or whatever floats there, and then add a little imagination and go full speed ahead. Here you can fulfill one more of your old dreams and do sea fishing. 
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and conducive to such walks. And if you get tired, you can always take a break on one of the beaches or go for a bite to eat in one of the coastal cafes. Later we did just that. 
Here, indeed, everything is well arranged and has everything you need for a comfortable stay. Beautiful beaches, a variety of attractions and convenient transport accessibility will help you to have a great time at the resort. 
Many shopping centers have cafes and supermarkets, and entertainment is provided for children – children’s towns and entertainment machines. 
It is chosen by wealthy respectable tourists living in expensive hotels, as well as ordinary people renting 3-star hotels or apartments. Everyone will find a place to their liking in Costa Adeje. 
In such well-maintained beach apartments you can relax at least all year round – the temperature is +24ºC and the mass of the sun! Top 5: 
It is part of the Bahia Principe hotel chain, which owns resorts with high quality standards of service and excellent accommodation options. 
The luxurious resort belongs to the large Spanish hotel chain Melia Hotels International, whose hotels are located on 4 continents, in 30 countries of the world. 
On its territory there are first-class restaurants and a bar, there is a large golf course and an exquisite spa center, decorated in a traditional oriental style. The comfortable suites offer views of the Atlantic Ocean and Mount Teide, each room has a furnished balcony and Italian marble bathrooms. 
The complex offers its guests relaxation on a beautiful equipped beach, a wellness center, several gourmet restaurants and bars, as well as opportunities for organizing weddings, various festivities and business events. You will be pleased with the rich sports and entertainment programs, as well as the opportunity to retire and spend time in peace and quiet. 
The complex offers its guests accommodation in exquisite suites, the interiors of which are decorated in a colonial style, a huge recreation area with a 2000 sq.m swimming pool, a wellness center and several restaurants where you can enjoy traditional Spanish, local and modern cuisine, as well as taste the best country wine. 
Here guests will be provided with a calm measured rest and maximum comfort, they will offer many services and the highest quality of service. 
A holiday always reigns here, the spirit of tireless fun and positive. 
It is perfect for a quiet measured holiday with the family or for a romantic vacation, away from noisy entertainment. The complex offers elegant modern rooms, suites and duplexes with private pools and rooftop sunbathing terraces. 