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The following list shows the 40 marinas on the Canary Islands

• Puerto Deportivo Pasito Blanco

• Club Náutico Güimar

• La Estaca

• Marina Anfi del Mar

• Marina La Gomera

• Marina La Palma

• Marina San Miguel

• Muelle Deportivo de Las Palmas

• Puerto Calero

• Puerto Chico

• Puerto Colón

• Puerto de Arguineguín

• Puerto de Corralejo

• Puerto de Gran Tarajal

• Puerto de La Graciosa

• Puerto de La Restinga

• Puerto de las Nieves – Agaete

• Puerto de Morro Jable

• Puerto de Playa Blanca

• Puerto de Tazacorte

• Puerto de Vueltas

• Puerto del Carmen

• Puerto del Rosario

• Puerto Deportivo de Mogan

• Puerto Deportivo de Playa de Santiago

• Puerto Deportivo de San Sebastián de La Gomera

• Puerto Deportivo El Castillo

• Puerto Deportivo Los Gigantes

• Puerto Deportivo Marina de Tenerife

• Puerto Deportivo Marina del Atlántico

• Puerto Deportivo Marina del Sur

• Puerto Deportivo Marina Rubicón

• Puerto Deportivo Radazul

• Puerto Deportivo y Club Náutico La Galera

• Puerto Los Cristianos

• Puerto Playa de San Juan

• Puerto Rico

• Puerto Santa Cruz de Tenerife

• Real Club Naútico de Gran Canaria

• Real Club Nàutico de Tenerife

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1. Marina Rubicon

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A wonderful cozy corner for yachtsmen and just guests of the island. Lots of decent restaurants and shops. Great views.

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  • Planeta_Liberty

    223 Publications

    Review O: Marina Rubicon

    Class New Gavan)!

    A wonderful cozy corner for yachtsmen and just guests of the island. Lots of decent restaurants and shops. Great views.

    Published April 18, 2021

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  • Igor Alexeev

    Moscow, Russia 105,819 publications

    Review of: Puerto Deportivo Los Gigantes

    A walk along the port…

    Once again, we visited Puerto Deportivo Los Gigantes not only out of tourist curiosity. You can find a lot in the port: a travel agency for a walk along the ocean, including to the Los Gigantes rocks, and a cafe-pizzeria-restaurant … We found a cafe – drink coffee with buns and take a look at the yachts …

    Published 22 January 2019

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  • E_Protasova

    Vyborg, Russia78 publications

    Review for: Puerto de Mogan

    A wonderful place

    When I first saw Puerto de Mogan 4 years ago, I immediately said that I would definitely come back here again. You need to “see” it, and not “visit” it … With your eyes, soul, heart, smell the flowers, hear the cries of seagulls, the horns of boats, the roll call in the port.
    In addition, this is not just a warm corner for tourists, but a town of fishermen, which gradually grew from a small village. He is alive. The boys chase the ball in the square in the evening, and the grandfathers play backgammon and dominoes, from the steep street upstairs you can look into the kitchen and find out what’s for lunch today …
    The center of Puerto de Mogan is quite small, but you won’t leave here soon. I want to wander and look into every alley, look at the reflection of bougainvillea in the canals, just sit with a cup of cappuccino in the port, squint in the sun, and then go to a fish restaurant, there are a lot of them here, and eat a whole plate of small such cool fried fish.
    And it’s also good to come here on a boat, the island on this side seems completely wild and uninhabited (nothing grows and no one lives, only tourists :)), Mogan looks like a hospitable white house – come on, come in, I’ll welcome you waiting 🙂

    Published February 14, 2019

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  • Tatiana F

    Châlons-sur-Saone, France2,286 contributions

    Review of: Old Town Harbor

    Great place to stay

    Great place to walk, lots of restaurants. There is a beautiful view of the ocean and the port. Very cozy.

    Published July 5, 2017

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  • Talant2007

    Moscow, Russia16,334 publications

    Review of: Port of Los Cristianos

    Port of Los Cristianos

    Port of Los Cristianos is an Atlantic Ocean port located in the town of Los Cristianos, in the municipality of Arona on the island of Tenerife (Canary Islands, Spain). It is administered by the Port Authority of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. It is the port with the highest passenger and vehicle traffic in the Canary Islands.

    Published June 10, 2022

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  • Igor Alexeev

    Moscow, Russia

    Published October 26, 2016

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  • _ezameva

    Volgograd, Russia4 publications

    Review of: Club Nautico Puerto Colon

    Paradise exists. Dreams come true.

    My husband and I were very pleased with the boat ride Herzog, I think that was the name. Near swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna, tennis court. You can grab a bite to eat at a cafe nearby. They just didn’t find out what subscriptions there are to this club.

    Published February 25, 2017

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  • Yurasvet

    Moscow, Russia1,705 publications

    Review of: Marina Amarilla Golf

    The best location of the port

    San Miguel Yacht Marina is in my opinion the most convenient for yachts and boats. Located 35 miles southwest of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, 4 miles from the south of the island. It has several cafes on site and many cafes and restaurants in the vicinity. The port is well protected from wind and strong waves.

    Posted January 27, 2018

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  • Igor Alexeev

    Moscow, Russia105,819 publications courts. Located between the beaches of Playa Puerto Colon (or Playa la Pinta) and Playa de Torviscas / Playa de Fañabé. If you want to ride on board a catamaran, yacht or sailboat, or go fishing – you are in Puerto Colon . .. There is always a watercraft according to any tourist’s requests …

    Published September 4, 2019

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  • sman13

    Moscow, Russia165 contributions

    Review for: El Puerto de Tazacorte

    Lovely little town

    Very pretty little town, beach with black volcanic sand, small shops and goods for tourists. Near the yacht marina. The nearest supermarket and fish market is only in Los Llanos. 9See more Marinas in Canary Islands on Tripadvisor

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    TOP 7 ports of the Canary Islands in summer 2016

    Whether you travel by sail or motorboat, every sailing adventure is a unique and inspiring experience that will be even more impressive when you go to the shores of the Canary Islands. Thanks to the exceptional maritime climate of the archipelago, mild year-round temperatures and trade winds, every trip to the ocean will be pleasant and unforgettable, because the ocean space and the gentle salty Atlantic breeze give rise to a blissful feeling of freedom inside.

    Traveling by yacht from island to island will give you the opportunity to get acquainted with the coastline of the seven Canary Islands. Already a few miles from the coast you can see the highest peak in Spain – Mount Teide, the central point of the National Park, one of the four National Parks of the archipelago. Rising at an altitude of more than 3700 meters, the volcano acts as a natural beacon in the daytime.

    Incredible natural landscapes, turquoise water and unusual beaches of the islands attract sailors to anchor and swim in the ocean next to the remains of ancient underwater volcanoes. The biological diversity of species and the richness of the landscape justify the fact that almost all the islands of the archipelago have the status of UNESCO Biosphere Reserves, and some of them are World Heritage Sites.

    The strategic position of the Canary Islands has given them a prestigious maritime history. For hundreds of years, the islands have been a mooring port for sailors sailing across the ocean. Even Christopher Columbus stopped in the archipelago during his expedition to the New World, and after the discovery of America, the islands became the most important point on the way from Europe. Today, many competitions and sailing regattas make a stop in the Canary Islands for resupply and maintenance, thanks to the availability and safety of this place.

    Long seafaring tradition

    The Canarian archipelago is home to many famous athletes. Olympic medalists in water sports have been trained in modern sports centers located on the coastlines of the islands. The development of facilities for training and education has taken place over many years, and this has led to the fact that now competitions of all levels are held here.

    The archipelago has a large number of sailing schools with qualified staff who will teach sailing to beginners or help professionals hone their skills. Athletes are provided with legendary ships such as Finn, 470, Flying Dutchman, Soling, Tornado, Star, Laser and Vela Latina.

    Whale, dolphin and sea cow watching

    The Canary Islands is one of the best places in Europe for whale watching in the open ocean. Throughout the year, several species of whales can be seen off the coast of the archipelago: humpback whale, minke whale, sperm whale. Another fact that attracts a huge number of people here is the dolphins (grinding whales and bottlenose dolphins) that constantly swim up to the coastline. Large sea turtles and sea cows also live here.

    The maximum enjoyment of the boat trip is guaranteed by professional crews that go out into the ocean with the yellow flag of Barco Azul’ (Blue Ship) – this means that the crew of the vessel complies with the requirements of the Canarian government, adheres to the laws and does not prevent cetaceans from living a full and happy life in Canarian waters. Such a flag can be seen on most of the ships offering excursions.

    Importance of safe harbor

    The seven islands have many fully equipped marinas close to the best shopping areas. Best ports to visit this summer in the Canary Islands:

    Lanzarote

    • Marina Puerto Calero: An oasis of peace and tranquility in the south of Lanzarote. It has all the necessary services for ships and their passengers: from repair shops to luxury apartments, hotels, restaurants and Internet services. This is a center for rest and relaxation with shops for goods and spare parts next to the marina. The port has 446 mooring places for vessels from 8 to 75 meters in length and a hundred-ton ship lift. Constant winds and clear waters make this place ideal for practicing various water sports. 24-hour video surveillance and left-luggage offices allow you to spend time here without any worries.

    Fuerteventura

    • Port of Castillo: Located in Caleta de Fuste, on the east coast of the island, less than ten minutes from Puerto del Rosario and Fuerteventura Airport. 110 berths with a maximum depth of 5 meters are ready to receive boats up to 16 meters in length. All kinds of water activities are offered near the marina, from jet ski rentals to submarine excursions. The port has showers and toilets, as well as a dry dock and a ship’s lift for any necessary maintenance. 24-hour mooring assistance and security are provided. All this will make your stay in the port safe and comfortable, so that you can enjoy the climate and the waters of Fuerteventura in peace.

    Gran Canaria

    • Pasito Blanco: The harbor is located near the tourist center of Maspalomas, in the south of Gran Canaria. Accommodates 388 vessels up to 40 meters in length. Each berth has electricity, drinking water, left-luggage offices and the Internet, a gas station. The port provides a wide range of services to ensure the comfort of guests during the maintenance of the vessel. There is a seventy-ton ship lift. Round the clock surveillance and security service. There are supermarkets, laundries and cafes around the pier.

    Tenerife

    • Port of Los Gigantes: located next to one of the most photographed spots on the island of Tenerife, the cliffs of Los Gigantes. This port has one of the best microclimates on the island and offers entertainment for all audiences: sport fishing, diving, sailing, water skiing, kayaking, whale watching excursions. Nearby are apart-hotels with excellent views, many restaurants and shops, Los Guyos beach and Teno Park – an ideal place for hiking, one of the best for exploring the local flora and fauna.

    La Gomera

    • Port of La Gomera: this is a port that offers a comprehensive range of services. Located to the east of the island near the capital San Sebastian. The capacity of the port is 335 vessels from 6 to 20 meters in length, the depth of the harbor varies from eight to ten meters. There is a refueling point, surveillance services, a weather information bureau and a supermarket. The proximity to the city center makes the port an ideal place to prepare before re-sailing.

    La Palma

    • Port of Tazacorte: located in a picturesque setting to the west of the island. Port for families. Repair services, free Wi-Fi, laundry are provided. Mooring places – 341, accepts boats up to 20 meters in length. Equipped with a fifty-ton ship lift, boat winch and grocery stores. A diving center is available. Here you can enjoy the incredible sunsets of the La Palma sky during a romantic dinner on the deck or in a cozy restaurant.

    El Hierro

    • Port of La Estaca: located in the north of the island of El Hierro. Although this port is intended for commercial maritime traffic, it has a 250 meter long berth and 120 berths. It accepts sports vessels up to 30 meters in length with a draft of 6.5 meters. Services include a mobile ramp, a forty-ton ship lift, a boathouse. This is the only place on the island where passenger ships can moor. The berth is equipped with drinking water taps and is electrified. There is a supermarket and a cafe.

    Port in Santa Cruz de Tenerife

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    Canary Islands, Spain

    Everything for independent rest!

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    Santa Cruz de Tenerife Sea Port is a commercial, passenger, fishing and sports port. Located in the capital of the island of Tenerife (Canary Islands, Spain), in the Atlantic Ocean. Managed by the Port Authority of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, it is the main port of the island. The second in terms of passenger traffic is the port in Los Cristianos, which is located in the south, 84 km from it. It is predominantly blown by the northeast and southwest trade winds, the height difference between the tides is 2.7 meters. Divided into 4 separate deep water docks: Los Llanos harbor, Anaga, Pesquera and Este.

    In 2016, it was ranked among the top three ports in the world by “Seatrade Cruise Med” cruise traffic and shares this place among ports: Southampton (UK) and Kai Tak (Hong Kong).

    Port building

    In the port building you will find: car rental, bar, toilet, ticket office, recreation area and police. If you want to purchase tickets, it is best to do so through the carrier’s website: Trasmediterranea, Naviera Armas, Fred. Olsen.

    Arriving on a cruise ship to the island of Tenerife, you can always use the services of our company, for example, order an individual excursion with a Russian-speaking guide. If you are a group of friends, then you can reduce the cost of the trip by dividing the cost of the tour in half with friends, which is obvious, and order a minibus for up to 8 people. Our guide will be happy to provide you with interesting information and the best places in Tenerife.

    In addition, we have the opportunity to ride in any direction you choose, for this you can use the service of a driver with a car, with knowledge of Spanish and Russian and who knows the island perfectly. Any destination, you will be quickly taken to wherever you say, it can be a wine tour, any beach or take the funicular up the Teide volcano. We offer you flexible tariffs, where payment is made for every 30 minutes, starting from the third hour of employment (the first two hours are limited). In addition, if you want to walk on your own in the vicinity of the city of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, then you can get acquainted with places that are interesting to visit near the port, for this, follow the link: What to visit in Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Have a nice holiday!

    Destinations and carriers

    Destinations	Trasmediterranea	Naviera Armas	Fred. Olsen
    Gran Canaria (Las Palmas)	4h00	2 hours 45 minutes
    Gran Canaria (Agaete)			1 h 20 min.
    La Palma (Santa Cruz de La Palma)	5 hours 30 minutes
    Lanzarote (Arrecife)	17:00	2:30 pm
    Fuerteventura (Puerto del Rosario)	20h30	11:30 am
    Fuerteventura (Morro Jable)		6 a. m.
    Cadiz	49h00
    Huelva		31 h 15 min.
    Graciosa (Caleta de Sebo)		17h00
    Time is approximate

    History of the port

    Since the arrival of the conqueror and commander Javier Alónso Fernández de Lugo, the port has become a connecting sea route for Tenerife. Javier Alonso, at the time of the conquest, chose this bay as the most suitable and convenient place; and after the place was secured, it was made into a defensive fort in order to prevent any attempt at attack. Thus, this defensive stronghold played a decisive role during the battle with the ancient inhabitants of the Guanches, and in the future, from the attacks of pirates and various invaders.

    The port began to emerge on a small beach called “La Carniceria” (La Carnicería – butcher’s shop), next to the Santos Gorge (Spanish Santos) with an adjacent small bay “Blas Dias” (Blas Díaz), which overlooked several meters into the ocean and served as protection from the waves. Many residents called this place “La Caletilla” (La Caletilla – cove), where local fishermen unloaded their catch and moored boats. Initially, the location and security of the bay suited everyone, but over time, there was an increase in boats, the development of trade, and soon the question of expanding the pier and its safety arose.

    In 1526, on the orders of Juan de Aguirre, the Tenerife City Council asked for financial assistance from the Royal Court. Receiving a positive response, the first foundation is laid for the construction of a real port, with its further subsidies.

    During construction, many new problems arise, one of them: adverse weather conditions, a strong storm in 1551, 1585 and 1600, entail a change in the reconstruction plan, the creation of additional fences, breakwaters and, of course, an increase in the cost of the project. After all, you need to make sure that all ships are safe, even during strong winds and hurricanes.

    Despite the fact that the sea wharf in which the defensive fortress was located had good security, the port does not receive overwhelming trade, although it was proclaimed by the Municipal Council – “Main”. This happened due to the fact that the ports in the cities of Garachico and La Orotava took over a lot of commercial activity, since the humid northern climate of Tenerife gave more harvest and winemaking, and the close accessibility from production to sea docks made the choice obvious.

    Santa Cruz Port Fortress

    Following the expansion of the seaport and trade, in 1575 the Legislature of the City of San Cristobal de La Laguna decides to build a fortress, which will be named after the name of the city itself “San Cristobal” or Saint Christopher. Two years later, on January 20, 1577, she enters military service to protect the coastline.

    Italian military engineer Leonardo Torriani (Leonardo Torriani 1559 – 1628) visited the island at the end of the 16th century and recommended that the monarch build two more bastions to strengthen the coast, which should be placed in adjacent areas.

    With the advent of Major General Francisco de Andía, Torriani’s recommendations are carried out, it is decided to build the Paso Alto Fortress in the La Alegria area in order to improve the defense of the distant approaches. The idea was carried out in 1625 and would later play a decisive role in the defense and significant damage to the English army of Admiral Robert Blake on April 30, 1657 during the attack on Tenerife.

    After 16 years, the third coastal tower “San Juan” (Spanish: San Juan) or “Black Fortress” was born in the town of Caleta de Negros in 1641, closing almost the entire coastline of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, which in the future will have to involuntarily participate in hostilities.

    Port during the 18th century

    During the 18th century, there were several important key moments in the development of the port of Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

    Progress is being made at the level of internal communications, with which the movement of industrial goods from the northern part of the island is greatly facilitated.

    Accommodation Captaincy General of Santa Cruz.

    The emergence of a small bourgeois-commercial class associated with the port.

    A volcanic eruption in 1706 completely destroys the port of Garachico, which at that time had a very important commercial role in the trade on the island. These premises lead to the consideration of the port in Santa Cruz as the main trading center.

    The need to constantly improve the docks raises the question of deepening the wharf. In 1729, the military engineer Miguel Benito Herrán designed a plan for a new pier, in the place where the fortress of San Cristobal was located.

    Later in 1741, the commander of Don Andrés Bonito de Pignatelli entrusted the engineer Antonio La Rivière to work out the early project of Miguel Benito and the very next year La Rivière submitted his plan, which was studied in May 1742 in Madrid, but nevertheless, as in the first case, this project never saw the light of day.

    After 7 years, Commander Juan de Urbina tried to complete a new project for the marina. They sent out a request to influential merchants to make gifts and donations in order to speed up and facilitate the implementation of their plans. This time, engineers Francisco La Pierre and Manuel Hernández introduced a new design plan. A year later, construction begins, in the place where it was planned earlier, near the fortress of San Cristobal.

    However, later in 1755 a new storm caused severe defects in the breakwater. Merchants and port staff doubted the correctness of the project and offered to return to the old bay of La Caleta for all activities. Nevertheless, in 1784, Andrés Amat de Tortosa, in collaboration with Francisco Jacot, began repair work on the restoration, completing them in 1787.

    Construction of the gunpowder store

    The gunpowder store (Spanish: Casa de la Pólvora) was designed by the military engineer Francisco La Pierre in 1756 to store gunpowder, which was used by fortresses and gun batteries. The gunpowder store undoubtedly has a historical and architectural value in that its design is in excellent condition, which has survived to this day from the moment of construction. Located a few meters from the fortress of San Juan, between Tenerife Auditorium and Cesar Manrique Marine Park.

    The work was directed by the military engineer Francisco Gozar from 1756 until May 24, 1758. It is a rectangular building of 10 × 30 meters of masonry, covered with a barrel vault. He could store up to 3000 centners of gunpowder without moistening it, being close to the ocean. The building had a lightning rod. In 1779, the gunpowder storehouse was additionally surrounded by thick brick walls, carefully covering it from cannon shots from the sea, at the moment they are gone, destroyed.

    Abandoned at 19century and preserved as an exhibit of past times.

    Customs Building (Real Aduana)

    General Commander Bonito Pignatelli decided to establish in 1742 in the esplanade of the small bay “Blas Dias” the building of the Customs, square in shape with two floors of lime mortar and wood, with decorative additions marble from Lanzarote. The building stood for almost two centuries, as a result, it was demolished and built in its place of the Post Office – Telegraph.

    19th century

    Since the second half of the 19th century, the seaport flourished, until 1950 it became the economic axis of the island. Primarily based on the trade of cochineal (cochineal mealybug, natural red dye, carmine). The increasing demand for this product brings a good economic benefit from the Free Ports Law (Puertos Francos) passed in 1852.

    Colonial Routes: The geographical location of the Canary Islands has made this place a transit point for the European powers. In addition, this fact has contributed to the discovery of many European companies. Most of the companies, encouraged by the good results of future port projects, have led to an increase in the economic dynamism of the port. The Council of Merchants decided in 1845 to build a new wharf with new security measures. The project was entrusted to the landscaping technician Pedro Maffiotte, with whom they intended to increase the traffic of ships and, accordingly, trade. In 1846, the well-known civil engineer Francisco Clavijo y Plo arrived on the island to design roads, canals and ports . Up to this point, all work was designed by military engineers.

    In 1852, the port of Santa Cruz was declared a major interest to meet all the new requirements of modern ports, which should have commercial contracting centers, warehouse areas, material unloading areas and other necessary services.

    The Clavijo plan was approved in 1864, which proposed a profound improvement in the port facilities of the capital, starting reconstruction at the end of the 19th century, with the advent of new high-tech machines and technologies.

    Port in the 20th century

    At the beginning of the 20th century, in the lower rocky area called La Jurada, 50 tons of gunpowder and 65 kg of dynamite were spent in order to extract 300,000 tons of building material for a new offshore platform. The stones from this quarry went to the construction of the southern dam, which were delivered by rail. The first steam locomotive was brought to the island in 1890, soon to be joined by additional locomotives made by Henschel. One of these cars c 19It has been preserved for 24 years and can be found at the foot of the former quarry, near the TF-11 highway that goes to Las Teresitas beach.

    During the last century the port was very sensitive to economic influences and very vulnerable from outside. One of the significant crises occurred in 1916, due to a severe reduction in international shipping and on the occasion of the activity of German submarines during the Second World War. After almost 40 years, since 1953, shipping has gradually recovered to the high level of previous years, which brings additional cash injections, development and support for the seaport of Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

    Anaga Harbor (Darsena de Anaga)

    Anaga Inner Harbor consists of 4 berths: Sur, Norte, Ribera and Enlace.

    Norte Pier: Designed in 1909 and has little activity. Here, in 1991, the missing Jet Foil stood. The historic steamship La Palma, built in 1912, is now preserved and moored here.

    Sur Pier: Rebuilt in the 19th century and extended in 1921. It is 1351 meters long and 12 meters deep. Now reserved for the parking of large tourist cruise ships.

    Ribera berth: Construction began in 1951. The structure of the port is quite complex, with 269 meters allocated for passengers, 397 meters for fruit berth and 382 meters for the main goods berth. Its characteristics allow up to two ships to be moored simultaneously, both ferries and ships RoRo.

    Enlace Pier: Opposite Plaza de Espana, a large area between the docks of Anaga and Los Llanos, it was a bustling trading post in the old days where goods were traded.

    Eastern Harbor (Dársena del Este)

    Consists of the Eastern Dike, Contenedores Pier and Bufadero Pier.

    The East Dam is used as a technical intermediate port, which is needed by tankers and longboats. Cargo ships with ore, pneumatic ships and oil tankers carry out their operations in it.

    Contenedores berth (Container): Forms a space with a capacity of 5000 TEU, for the loading and unloading of large container ships.

    Bufadero Pier: 421 meters long and 14 meters deep, it was opened in 1993 and has an area of ​​130,000 m2, which makes it possible to accommodate a 6000 TEU container ship. Currently undergoing renovation to increase the capacity.

    Pesca Harbor

    Destined for economic sector development operations, as well as sports courts.

    Los Llanos Harbor

    Consisting of the Dyke and the Ribera II pier

    Dyke: 1426m long and 8-12m deep, currently used for special traffic. There is also a recreation area (crew change) of permanently floating shipyards.

    Ribera II berth: Accommodates two regulated docks 400 and 470 meters each and functions to accommodate RO-RO ships and container ships.

    Lighthouse

    Identification lantern – La Farola del Mar lighthouse, built by Henry Leapaute, who arrived from Paris in May 1862. It is one of the earlier active south pier lighthouses. Its work began on December 31, 1863 (9 years after the adoption of the Free Ports Act in 1852), it was active until 1954, when, with the modern requirements of the development of ports, it became useless.

    Earlier the lighthouse was mentioned – that it gave signals with white light, which was visible at a distance of 9 miles and towered to a height of 10 meters above sea level. Vegetable oil was used for its functioning, which was soon replaced by oil burners with various lamps and wicks. Later, with the advent of electricity in 1897, the signaling system was replaced by red light lanterns with an eight-mile range.

    The lighthouse of La Farola del Mar has served as a symbol and memory of happy times for many people. Miguelina Ramos ’63 grew up in the old neighborhood of El Cabo and spent her youth along the pier, remembering walking past La Farola with her grandmother every day, watching the boats come and go. Sometimes one of the fishermen shared his catch, the children ran and jumped around the visitors. There was a small bar nearby where they sold coffee, and at a distance of several tens of meters there was San Antonio beach with the sale of all sorts of delicacies. When the lighthouse closes at 1954, the people cried and sobbed regret . ..

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    LOS Christianos		110, 111
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    Coordinates GPS: 001 Artur Safiullin 07/25/2016 RTour Blog Leave a comment Natural wealth and modern seaports attract navigators to moor to the shores of the Canary Islands. Numerous sailing competitions and regattas are regularly held on the islands due to the functional port infrastructure and the quality maintenance of shipping. Traveling around the coastline of the Canary Islands allows you to watch whales, dolphins, sea cows, who call the archipelago home due to the richness and pleasant temperature of the local waters. The wide berths of the Canarian ports can accommodate ships of any length and are equipped with ship lifts. Best ports to visit this summer in the Canary Islands: Lanzarote Puerto Calero Marina: an oasis of peace and quiet in the south of Lanzarote. It has all the necessary services for ships and their passengers: from repair shops to luxury apartments, hotels, restaurants and Internet services. This is a center for rest and relaxation with shops for goods and spare parts next to the marina. The port has 446 mooring places for vessels from 8 to 75 meters in length and a hundred-ton ship lift. Constant winds and clear waters make this place ideal for practicing various water sports. 24-hour video surveillance and left-luggage offices allow you to spend time here without any worries. Fuerteventura Port of Castillo: is located in Caleta de Fuste, on the east coast of the island, less than ten minutes from Puerto del Rosario and Fuerteventura Airport. 110 berths with a maximum depth of 5 meters are ready to receive boats up to 16 meters in length. All kinds of water activities are offered near the marina, from jet ski rentals to submarine excursions. The port has showers and toilets, as well as a dry dock and a ship’s lift for any necessary maintenance. 24-hour mooring assistance and security are provided. All this will make your stay in the port safe and comfortable, so that you can enjoy the climate and the waters of Fuerteventura in peace. Gran Canaria Pasito Blanco: the harbor is located near the tourist center of Maspalomas, in the south of Gran Canaria. Accommodates 388 vessels up to 40 meters in length. Each berth has electricity, drinking water, left-luggage offices and the Internet, a gas station. The port provides a wide range of services to ensure the comfort of guests during the maintenance of the vessel. There is a seventy-ton ship lift. Round the clock surveillance and security service. There are supermarkets, laundries and cafes around the pier. Tenerife Port of Los Gigantes: is located next to one of the most photographed spots on the island of Tenerife, the cliffs of Los Gigantes. This port has one of the best microclimates on the island and offers entertainment for all audiences: sport fishing, diving, sailing, water skiing, kayaking, whale watching excursions. Nearby are apart-hotels with excellent views, many restaurants and shops, Los Guyos beach and Teno Park – an ideal place for hiking, one of the best for exploring the local flora and fauna. La Gomera Port of La Gomera: is a port that offers a comprehensive set of services. Located to the east of the island near the capital San Sebastian. The capacity of the port is 335 vessels from 6 to 20 meters in length, the depth of the harbor varies from eight to ten meters. There is a refueling point, surveillance services, a weather information bureau and a supermarket. The proximity to the city center makes the port an ideal place to prepare before re-sailing. La Palma Port of Tazacorte: is located in a picturesque setting to the west of the island. Port for families. Repair services, free Wi-Fi, laundry are provided. Mooring places – 341, accepts boats up to 20 meters in length. Equipped with a fifty-ton ship lift, boat winch and grocery stores. A diving center is available. Here you can enjoy the incredible sunsets of the La Palma sky during a romantic dinner on the deck or in a cozy restaurant. El Hierro Port of La Estaca: is located in the north of El Hierro. Although this port is intended for commercial maritime traffic, it has a 250 meter long berth and 120 berths. It accepts sports vessels up to 30 meters in length with a draft of 6.5 meters. Services include a mobile ramp, a forty-ton ship lift, a boathouse. This is the only place on the island where passenger ships can moor. The berth is equipped with drinking water taps and is electrified. There is a supermarket and a cafe. Material prepared by RTourNews.ru in collaboration with Promotur Turismo de Canarias. Share with friends: TagsGran Canaria Spain Canary Islands Useful tips Entertainment Tenerife ecotourism See also Analysts of a large service* for finding and buying air tickets conducted a study and found out what life hacks for … Spring yachting in the Canary Islands: where to moor, what to see and how much it will cost Photo: saga. ua Tenerife Island Blogs Andrey Ivanov Thursday 9 February 2017 6,413 The Canary Islands are a mecca for yachting enthusiasts. Despite the proximity to the tropics, it is not too hot in summer and quite warm in winter. For me personally, the ideal time to visit the Spanish archipelago is spring. The Canary Islands are considered to be a year-round yachting destination. But for me personally, the ideal time to visit the Spanish archipelago is spring, when the air temperature is 22-24 °C. You actually find yourself in a comfortable summer, when you can swim, sunbathe, and the exhausting heat does not reign outside. Photo: Svetlana Dmitrieva One of the reasons to go to the Canary Islands is in the spring – the second largest and most popular carnival (after Rio, of course). It takes place in the capital of the Canary Islands – Santa Cruz. And even though the action is touristic, it is still interesting to watch it. Particularly for its part called the “Funeral of the Sardine”, during which the symbol of the carnival in Tenerife – a large papier-mâché fish – is burned at the stake in the Plaza de España. All this is accompanied by a procession of people in masks and weeping “widows” – a kind of comic mourning. Again, the action is incredible and worth it to look at. Photo: planetofhotels.com Yachting in the Canary Islands is a kind of triathlon. You travel and see the sights in three ways at once – by boat, by car, which can be rented on the larger islands (and it’s worth it!), and on foot. Each of the three options has its own program. Photo: Svetlana Dmitrieva Photo: Svetlana Dmitrieva It often takes about a day to sail from one island to another. But do not think that it will be dreary in the ocean – natural beauties will not make you bored. And the escort of dolphins will also add fun – there are a lot of them. It is possible that at some point they will even annoy you. I remember how once my assistant’s cap fell into the ocean, and dolphins immediately picked it up and began to try it on. Trying to take away the hat, we made several maneuvers on the boat, but this irritated the dolphins even more: they began to play hot potatoes with us. Having had enough fun, they still returned the cap to us. Photo: Svetlana Dmitrieva In general, if you want to watch large marine animals and fish, the waters of the Canary archipelago are the right place. After all, bottlenose dolphins, pilot whales and sperm whales live there. In addition, more than 24 species of cetaceans migrate past the Canary Islands at different times of the year. Crossing the Canaries, like any other oceanic islands, is full of surprises: you can go out in fine weather and get caught in the “paws” of the storm. But there is nothing to be afraid of, this is just another sea adventure, which often only fuels the spirit of sea adventure. Mine is exactly. Photo: Svetlana Dmitrieva Land is a separate issue when describing the Canaries. If the other islands of the Atlantic for the most part can only boast of a beach holiday, then the Spanish archipelago is a different story. There are plenty of antiquities (ancient basilicas), modern attractions (like observatories), as well as natural beauties. Photo: Svetlana Dmitrieva Almost all famous sailing routes of the Canaries include Tenerife, home of the active volcano Teide and the observatory of the same name. Only lazy people don’t go to Tenerife. The island offers any kind of recreation, from cultural to beach and yachting. The list of the main attractions of Tenerife, in addition to the mentioned volcano and observatory, includes a huge water park, a central basilica and a couple of ancient churches. Well, the beaches, of course. Including black sand. One of them is located in the fishing town of Las Galletas, where I also recommend visiting. Eating fish in a local restaurant, wallowing in black sand and taking a memorable photo almost in soot is a must. When staying for a day or two in Tenerife, you can moor your boat in Santa Cruz de Tenerife or Puerto San Miguel. However, the choice of the bay is up to the captain. Photo: Svetlana Dmitrieva Lanzarote is a popular stopover during the Canary yachting route, as the Timanfaya National Park is located here. The place is reminiscent of the landscapes of films about aliens – Martian red sunsets, black lava desert, numerous volcanic craters. There are also some gastronomic delights here – dishes cooked right above the mouth of a fiery mountain. Lanzarote has three marinas: Puerto Calero, Rubicon Marina and Lanzarote Marina. Photo: Svetlana Dmitrieva Gran Canaria is the third largest island in the archipelago and another popular stopover for boaters. You can talk for a long time about the ruins of monasteries and castles, museums, bars and restaurants of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, but personally I was most impressed by the dunes of Maspalomas. This is the real Sahara in miniature. The dunes are constantly changing their location, so each landscape is unique. The Saharan sands are adjacent to the very pretty local beaches of Playa del Inglés and Playa de las Burras, where you can lie down with a cocktail after walking through the desert. Mooring in Gran Canaria – Pasito Blanco, Puerto Rico and Puerto Mogán. Photo: Svetlana Dmitrieva Another of the Canary Islands, which is definitely not to be missed, is La Gomera (San Sebastian Pier). You should go there for the sake of Los Organos – a unique natural sculpture 800 meters above sea level, which was formed from lava. The shape of the basalt pillars is very reminiscent of a church organ, hence the name of the attraction. The cliffs sheer down to the sea, and you can enjoy all the beauty only from the ocean. At the top of the cliff – a restaurant with transparent walls and a gorgeous view of the ocean – another must of the program. Los Organos Photo: masterok.livejournal.com Those who visit the Canary Islands in the spring will probably want to return there in the fall, because it is at this time of the year that the famous ARC sailing regatta starts from the coast of the Spanish archipelago – the safest crossing across the Atlantic. This is not just a regatta, but a whole festival. Before the start of the race, participants undergo a detailed briefing, which is observed by everyone. Pros demonstrate how to launch rockets, how helicopter rescue operations work, and so on. For young captains looking to cross the ocean, this is the perfect trip. Safe and interesting. He himself took part in it once. Photo: Svetlana Dmitrieva And a little more about the Canaries, or rather about their advantages. The cost of a week trip to the islands in the spring on a yacht is about 1200-1400 euros per person with a flight. The price is quite acceptable – all thanks to the non-holiday period for Europeans. Often a trip to the islands is combined with a visit to big cities. For example, Barcelona, ​​where a real spring will begin in March with flowering trees. This is an additional plus of a spring trip to the Canary Islands. Andrey Ivanov – co-owner of Fleet5, has 13 years of experience as a captain. Became a captain at the age of 18, remained the youngest in Ukraine for a long time. More than 100 times crossed the Black Sea. Now it mainly sails in the Mediterranean, Aegean, Ionian, Adriatic, Tyrrhenian and Caribbean seas. Read also Andrey’s blogs: Yacht etiquette, or How to pass for a well-mannered captain Safe sailing: a set of do’s and don’ts Why sea travel is more interesting than land tourism Load more Canary Islands Home >> To >> Canary Islands Up to 10 million tourists from many European countries arrive in the Canary Islands every year. The Canary Islands are a country of recreation and entertainment. But the islands contain the worst of mass tourism: concrete docks, block guesthouses and bars that make you feel like you never left home; but besides all this, there are also beautiful beaches, where, of course, you can hide from the harsh European winter. The Canary Islands are not only a resort place. Behind the major resorts, you’ll find tiny fishing villages, and even wild places, extinct volcanoes, and islands of primeval forest. Of course, there are no places where a human foot has not set foot, but the seven Canary Islands will satisfy the tastes of any tourist. Holidays in the Canary Islands have gained immense popularity among tourists from all over the world. There is a very high level of tourist services, beautiful and unusual nature, luxurious hotels, a large selection of resort areas. Holidays in the Canary Islands, the prices for which are affordable for the middle class of the population, are one of the important factors in the popularity of the Canary Islands. The resorts of the Canary Islands are accessible to tourists all year round due to their unique climate. Here in winter the temperature is kept at around +22 degrees Celsius, and in summer – +29C, the water on the beaches of the Canary Islands cools down to +19-20 degrees Celsius in winter, and heats up to +22-24 degrees in summer. By area, the largest island is Tenerife. The wonderful nature and relief of the island attracts a lot of tourists for a reason, because there is untouched diverse nature. Here you will be met by the majestic Teide volcano, whose snowy peak has always been and still is a maritime landmark. Regardless of your preferences and age, you will spend a wonderful and unforgettable holiday in the Canary Islands with your whole family. According to legend, the Canary Islands are part of Atlantis that disappeared many thousands of years ago. It is said that the volcano caused the disappearance of Atlantis – and it is the volcanic origin of the Canary Islands that gives us the right to judge this. Here the landscapes differ from African and European ones – and this is one of the reasons why the islands have a mild climate, and, as a result, winter temperatures do not differ much from summer temperatures. It is thanks to this fact that holidays in the Canary Islands will be distinguished by their uniqueness all year round, and the beaches – by their amazing softness and white sand. It so happened historically that the Canary Islands belong to Spain, despite the fact that it is located 1,500 kilometers from them, and in terms of geography, the islands are in the group of volcanic islands, along with the Azores, Cape Verde and Madeira. The mild climate is a defining feature of the character of the local population. Cuisine and traditions originate from the many cultures of the population that lived here many hundreds of years ago. You will not notice how quickly the time that you spend walking on a yacht and fishing on the high seas has flown by. And, if you are used to active rest, then you will spend an unforgettable vacation, taking an active part in the night show and the rhythms of incendiary flamenco. Now, in more detail about the resorts of the Canary Islands: Playa Jardin – located in the north of Tenerife; sand of volcanic origin. Playa del Ingles – located in the south of Gran Canaria; beach with golden sand. Playa de Los – Cristianos (Playa de Los Cristianos) – located in the south of Tenerife, a beach with golden sand. Corralejo (Corralejo) – located in the north of Fuerteventura, a white sand beach, clear water. Americas) – located in the south of Tenerife; beach with fine golden or dark sand; pebbles occur in places. Playa de Fanabe / Playa Torviscas (Playa Torviscas / Playa de Fanabe) – located in the south of Tenerife; The beach consists of fine gray sand. Playa del Duque – located in the south of Tenerife; beach with fine gray sand. Having spent a holiday in the Canary Islands once, you will receive a unique charge of vivacity and energy for the whole year, until the next holiday, which you will certainly want to spend again on these islands. Visa and customs. The Canary Islands is a Spanish territory and the visa is issued at the Spanish Embassy. Spain is part of the Schengen area. In order to travel to the Canary Islands, a Spanish visa is made. Customs regulations allow non-European Community (EU) citizens over the age of 15 to bring into Spain items of personal use, no more than 200 cigarettes or 50 cigars, up to 1 liter of alcoholic beverages over 22 degrees and up to 2 liters of wine, food, items and household items – within the limits of personal needs. Dogs and cats are allowed to be imported if their owners can present up-to-date vaccination certificates. The import of drugs, certain medicines, weapons, ammunition and explosives is prohibited. It is forbidden to export historical valuables, antiques, jewelry, weapons and ammunition without special permission. The import of foreign currency is not limited (a declaration is required if the amount exceeds 500 euros). The export of imported foreign currency is allowed according to the declaration. The import of foreign currency into Spain is not limited (a declaration is required if the amount exceeds 500 Euros). The export of imported foreign currency is allowed according to the declaration. Climate. The geographical position of the islands, the influence of the trade winds and the proximity of the so-called Canarian cold current have led to a mild climate and a more moderate air temperature compared to the average annual temperature of these latitudes. The climate of the Canaries, located at the latitude of the Tropic of Cancer, is considered one of the healthiest in the world. The climate of the archipelago is tropical trade winds, moderately hot and dry. Its softness and constancy defines the ocean. The islands are characterized by an extremely uniform temperature distribution. From May to November daytime temperatures range from +22oC to +27oC, and from December to April from +17oC to +21oC. The water temperature is even more constant. It never drops below 20 degrees. The uniqueness of the climate of the Canary Islands is explained by the fact that they are under the influence of the Azores high all year round, which means that they are in the area of ​​high atmospheric pressure. This provides a large number of sunny days and little rainfall. The amount of precipitation varies from island to island and depends on the geographical position of the island and the height of its relief. The eastern islands (Fuerteventura and Lanzarote), located closer than others to Africa, as well as the southern regions of Gran Canaria and Tenerife, are quite arid. In Tenerife, on average, there are seven rainy days in winter, 2-3 in spring and autumn (6-7 in October-November), in summer: in June and July, it usually does not rain, and in August there is no more than one rainy day. From the African coast, the Harmattan wind comes in waves to the islands of Fuerteventura and Lanzarote, which brings the heat and sand of the Sahara. The main wind prevailing on the islands is the trade wind, which blows for a total of six months and almost constantly in summer. The climate of the archipelago is significantly influenced by the cold Canary Current, which runs along the islands from north to south. For Canarians, this is due to the need to use heating in winter and the opportunity to enjoy the coolness of the coast in summer. In January, snow lies on the mountain peaks of the island, which is not surprising at an altitude of 1800 m above sea level. Beaches and hotels. The beaches of the Canary Islands have been, are and will be a treasured holiday destination for millions of tourists from all over the globe. Arriving here once, you fall under the spell of their picturesque expanses, majestic mountains and exotic, in some places, downright cosmic landscapes. Entrance to all Canarian beaches is free, pesetas will have to be paid for the rental of sun loungers and umbrellas. Daily rental of an umbrella will cost 300 pesetas, an umbrella plus a sun lounger – 600 pesetas. Entrance to the seaside pools is paid and costs 200 pesetas. Let’s say right away that lovers of diving into the ocean should not go to only one island of the Canary archipelago, the westernmost and smallest – Hierro. It differs from the rest of the islands in its rocky and steep coastline, so it has almost no beaches. However, there are thermal springs of Sabinos, the water of which is credited with exceptional healing qualities. The real Mecca for fishermen is also located here – the village of La Restinga, which we will discuss in more detail in another thematic review. From the smallest island of the archipelago, let’s move on to the largest – Tenerife, which for beach lovers is simply a true paradise. Tenerife Island Near the center of the capital of the island, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, there are two magnificent beaches at once – Playa de Taganana with black sand and the more traditional Las Teresitas, whose fine sand was brought from the Sahara . They stretch to the city of San Andres, forming the most impressive artificial beach ensemble of the island. Another attraction of the city of Santa Cruz de Tenerife is Playa de Martianez, located in its center. Architect Cesar Manrique at 19In 1995, he built here an amazing ensemble with an area of ​​33,000 sq.m. This is a huge lake with flowing sea water, on small islands of which there are restaurants and bars, and in the center there are beautiful fountains. In the south of the island it is always sunny and dry, the ancient lava fields shimmer with all the colors of the rainbow, and the vegetation that frames the famous beaches is deserted. Along the entire coast, from Punta Salena to Punta de la Gaviola, stretches a series of first-class beaches – Playa de los Cristianos, Playa del Bobo, Playa de la Enramada, El Bufadero, Callao- Gordo, Playa de San Juan, Playa de Masca and others. Moreover, here you can find both colorful beaches with black or red volcanic sand, and classic snow-white shores. It is no coincidence that the south of the island is the tourist center of Tenerife. Most tourists from Russia rest here. In the South, the beaches are comfortable, not wide and long, to which the Russians are accustomed. Hotels, apartment complexes, restaurants, bars, pubs, shops, discos stand in a dense formation along the coast, which, again, is dear to a Russian person. A multi-kilometer promenade stretches from Los Cristianos to the Bahia del Duque hotel. All beaches are artificial, filled with fine white sand extracted from the bottom of the ocean. Los Cristianos is the closest beach to South Airport. It is willingly visited by locals, because they live nearby. The quarters of Los Cristianos are inhabited and more or less like a living city, all the rest are built specifically for holidaymakers. Las Vistas is a new beach, it is reliably protected from ocean waves by breakwaters, and a fountain has been built in the middle so that the water does not stagnate. Las Americas is the most famous and most developed by Russians beach in Tenerife. Here are shops with expensive goods of dubious quality, pubs, fast food eateries and restaurants with uncomplicated cuisine. The beach vendors are trying to speak Russian, there are Russian inscriptions, the restaurant “Marusya” is functioning. The Grand Hotel Bahia del Duc is a small beach, a continuation of Las Americas, but without shops and noisy kitsch. Here, close to the embankment, the territories of the best hotels of the South adjoin: Jardin Tropical, Antelia Park and Grand Hotel Bahia del Duc. On the west coast of Tenerife there is a monument of national importance – the ancient city of Orotava with its wonderful old buildings and the nearby Aguamansa relict forest. Nearby is Puerto de la Cruz (Puerto de la Crus) – the oldest tourist center of the Canary Islands. This area is famous for simply luxurious beaches, which have been improved for decades. The El Medano area is the best place for windsurfing. Very picturesque are the small sandy bays near Playa de las Americas, as well as in Lido de San Telmo. Even further north (13 km from Santa Cruz), good pebble beaches of the Taganana region begin – Playa de San Roque and Playa de Benijo, popular among surfers. Russians who have got to the north, as a rule, rent cars and go to the deserted beaches between the cities of Puerto de la Cruz and Garachico. The most popular of these beaches is Playa del Socorro. This is a small beach under a rocky cliff. The sand from a distance seems completely black, but close up you can see that it is very clean, like water. Gran Canaria The island’s best beaches are in the south. The most famous are El Inglés and Maspalomas, eight kilometers of which are occupied by huge dunes. Mountains of sand brought from the Sahara by the treacherous sirocco wind. Sirocco is not a natural disaster, and it is easy to survive it, but the smallest dust penetrates even through tightly closed shutters. There are many vacationers on Maspalomas at any time of the year, but there is enough space for everyone on the dunes, and nudists go unnoticed in the sand pits. Here is the largest water park in the Canary Islands, which covers an area of ​​90 thousand sq.m. in a tropical oasis. Thanks to the wonderful climate, the water park is open all year round. The southern part of the island of Gran Canaria is an endless series of resorts – San Agustin, Playa del Inglés and Sonnenland, turning into the very famous Maspalomas dune beach, included in the list of the 100 best beaches in the world. There is also a bird park, two amusement parks, the Palmetum botanical garden (area of ​​120,000 sq. m.) with a large collection of palm trees and its own system of reservoirs, as well as an ethnographic museum. The decoration of the capital of the island, the city of Las Palmas, is the excellent Las Canteras beach lying on the isthmus (4 km long and almost 100 m wide), closed from the sea by a reef, and therefore completely safe for swimming. To the south of it, the Ciudad Jardin (“Garden City”) area begins, in which the Doramas Park is located, on the territory of which the typical flora of the archipelago is planted, beautiful alleys with waterfalls and special lighting are laid out, a typical Canarian village with a museum of the artist Nestor de la Torre is recreated, there are numerous galleries, studios and shops. Nearby are the municipal swimming pool named after Julio Navarro and the Santa Catalina hotel with the casino of the same name, as well as two other famous beaches of the city – Las Arcaravaneras and San Cristobal. The town of Teror should definitely be visited for its beautiful local beaches, water park and excellent conditions for snorkeling. Lying in the east of the island, the town of Agüimes is famous for the Pozo Iskerd windsurfing center and the best dive site on the island. Lanzarote Island The capital of Lanzarote, the small town of Arrecife, located on the east coast, cannot boast of any sights, only the castles of San Gabriel and San José in its vicinity may interest tourists. But the El Reducto beach adjacent to the city is considered one of the best in the archipelago. The beaches of Papagay Bay are magnificent. La Palma Island On the small island of Palma (La Palma) tourists are interested in the huge crater of La Caldera de Taburiente, the entire territory of which is covered by the national park of the same name, and the excellent beaches of Cancajos, Puerto de Naos. Fuerteventura Island Fuerteventura, the second largest island in the archipelago, has the longest beaches in the Canary Islands. More than half of its shores are lined with magnificent beaches of white or golden sand, including the famous Playa de Corralejo (in the north) and Jandia (in the south). Every year in July-August, the island hosts the World Windsurfing Championship, and the strait between Lobos and Fuerteventura is considered the best place for diving and sea fishing on the islands. The best place for windsurfing in the Canaries is El Medano in the south of Tenerife, as already mentioned, where there is a special school. However, surfing can also be practiced in the southwest of Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura and Lanzarote. Holidays in the Canary Islands in terms of quality, service and comfort surpasses all the famous resorts of mainland Spain. In Tenerife, Lanzarote, Gran Canaria and Fuerteventura, located five hundred kilometers north of the equator and a hundred kilometers from Morocco, there are no seasons we are used to: winter and summer, autumn and spring are warm, clear weather, and this, of course, makes a vacation in the Canaries attractive to tourists from all over the world. Tourism infrastructure began to develop here in the early 90s using the most advanced technologies. Therefore, all hotels in the Canary Islands are comfortable, with a convenient approach to the sea. The choice of accommodation is varied – from aparthotels with a kitchenette without meals to hotels operating on an all-inclusive basis. The vast majority of hotels in the Canary Islands are four-star. Such hotels are what you need for a beautiful, but not too ruinous holiday in the Canary Islands. Money and time. Monetary unit of the Canary Islands: Euro (EUR), 1 EUR = 100 cents. Time difference: 2 hours behind Moscow. Tours and attractions. It is not surprising that in the first legends and historical narratives about the Canary Islands, the island of Tenerife is always mentioned, it was also called Nivaria. Mount Teide (3781 m) is located on the island, its snow-covered peak is visible from a distance of several miles. The sight of the majestic peak rising above the clouds must have made a strong impression on navigators of all times. Before the conquest by Europeans, the islands were inhabited by the Guanches tribes, their development was at the level of the Paleolithic era, and only crafts and religious life reached a higher level. The Guanches who lived in Tenerife wore skins and fished. They knew how to work with clay, although they did not use potter’s wheels. Guanche decorations were distinguished by their originality. Their darts, made of volcanic rock, had sharp tips. The customs of burial were quite intricate, the Guanches were well able to mummify bodies. Many ancient and even modern historians and writers believed that the Canary Islands are the visible and highest part of the sunken continent – Atlantis, and the Guanches are the descendants of the inhabitants of Atlantis. The centers of tourism in Tenerife are the cities of La Laguna, Puerto de la Cruz, Santa Cruz, Los Cristianos and Playa de las Americas. In the center of Puerto de la Cruz, there is the Plaza del Charco. Once upon a time, an imaginary border passed through this square, dividing the city into a modest fishing district and a district of local bourgeois. The first one now houses most of the democratic restaurants where you can eat tasty and inexpensively (fresh fish is delivered directly from the piers of a small fishing port). And wandering around the old, bourgeois part of the city, you can see the remnants of the former luxury: old houses with traditional Canarian balconies, churches, bell towers. At the end of the 19th century, the first hotel, the Grand Hotel Taoro, was built in Puerto. At the beginning of the 20th century, the Hotel Marquesa and the Hotel Monopol were built. The First World War, the Spanish Civil War and then the Second World War – all this paralyzed the development of tourism until the sixties. It was then that the years of the tourist boom in Spain began. Currently, the population of the city is about 26 thousand people. There are just as many tourists and people living here temporarily: many elderly Germans prefer to spend the cold season here – from October to May. The bulk of the population is employed in the service sector and trade: hotels, restaurants, shops and show business. Puerto de la Cruz receives hundreds of thousands of tourists every year. And many of them come back here year after year, considering it the best place to spend their holidays. The wonderful climate, the ocean, the history – this is a harmonious combination and attracts tourists here. The capital of Tenerife is the city of Santa Cruz. It is a very modern and lively city with long streets, beautiful parks and squares. For example, the García Sanabria Park hosts one of the most famous permanent sculpture exhibitions in the world, featuring works by famous sculptors such as Henry Moor, as well as works by the Canarian avant-garde artist José Abad and others. There are also historical monuments in Santa Cruz. Banners, flags and other items from the end of the 18th century, left over from the British conquerors led by Admiral Nelson, are kept as relics in the old Church of Caption. The Church of St. Francis is a fine example of the 17th century Baroque. In the same century, the Carta Palace Palace was built. You can see the beautiful sculpture of the Virgin Mary by the Italian sculptor Canova, a monument to the fallen in the civil war by the modern Spanish sculptor Juan de Avalos. Travelers are interested in seeing the Cabildo Palace, the Paso Alto castle-fortress, the castle of St. John. The city has historical, scientific, anthropological museums, art galleries, cinemas, a theater, and various cultural centers. In the shops of Santa Cruz, you can buy goods from around the world at very reasonable prices, since the city stands on the shore of the bay and is a port through which communication between Europe, Africa and America is carried out. The municipal district of Santa Cruz includes many small towns and villages, which are also worth visiting and admiring their scenic beauties. La Laguna – the second most important city of the island, this is the old capital of Tenerife, once the government of the island was located here, because since 19In 78, the Canary Islands gained autonomy. It is the cultural and religious capital and is home to the University of St. Ferdinand and the Diocese. The city has many monuments of culture and architecture of the XVII-XVIII centuries. Beautiful monasteries, cathedrals and churches combined in their architecture elements of both the Spanish-Portuguese direction and the South American one. Gran Canaria Gran Canaria ranks third in area among all the other islands of the archipelago. It was this island that gave its name to the archipelago. Gran Canaria became part of the Spanish crown at the dawn of the 15th century. Archaeologists have discovered traces of its ancient inhabitants, the Guanches, on the island. A giant volcanic cone rises in the center of the island – Snow Well (1950 m) and Cloud Rock (1813 m). The southern slope of the volcano ends with the famous sand dunes, which stretch from a height of two kilometers to the seashore. Thus, the relief of the island is very diverse – tropical vegetation, mountains, dunes. It is this feature that explains the second name of the island – a continent in miniature. And indeed, here you can find plant species that grow in Africa, Europe, America. Along the entire coast of the island stretch kilometers of magnificent beaches, most of which are sandy, others – from small pebbles or black sand. The beaches of Maspalomas and Playa del Ingles in the south of the island or, for example, the famous Las Canteras beach in the capital Las Palmas are known all over the world. The capital of the island and the province, the city of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, was founded in 1478 by envoys of the Catholic Kings. The island and the capital have the highest population density of all the islands in the archipelago. In the popular district of the capital, Vegeta, there is a cathedral and a small chapel, where, according to legend, Christopher Columbus himself prayed before sailing to meet the great discovery. The seaport of Gran Canaria is one of the most important in Spain in terms of the number of ships under various flags arriving here. The island also has an international airport that receives several million tourists annually. A wide range of services and entertainment is provided for them: shopping centers, discos, concert halls, casinos, tennis courts, golf courses, water sports (windsurfing, scuba diving, etc.), rich and varied cuisine. Gran Canaria – the pearl of the Atlantic, an oasis of light. The island records 270 hours of sunshine per month. Fuerteventura This is the second largest island in the archipelago. Its distinguishing feature is the beaches with dazzling golden and white sand. The capital of the island is the port city of Puerto del Rosario. Forget about your worries, problems, city hustle and bustle – they are not on the island of Fuerteventura. Warm, gentle sea, the rustle of waves, the charm of exotic vegetation and picturesque fishermen’s houses urge you to relax and enjoy the simple joys of life. The coast of love – this is the name of the local beaches. In the north of the island is the city of Corragio – the unofficial capital of European windsurfers. From here you can take a boat to the small island of Lobos. Spearfishers spend their holidays here. The surroundings of the island is an underwater park for those who prefer snorkeling and scuba diving. You can conquer the sand dunes and dunes by taking part in a jeep or camel safari in the Corragio National Park. Calete de Fueste is a small friendly town located south of the island’s capital. The old fishing village gives it a special flavor, street restaurants and cafes invite you to national dishes of fresh fish and other seafood. Lanzarote Lanzarote is the closest island to the coast of Africa. On the east coast, the climate is dry and hot, due to the hot winds of the Sahara, and on the west coast, it is more humid due to the Atlantic winds. Volcanic eruptions in the 17th and 18th centuries caused great damage to the nature and economy of the province. Lava flows and rock deposits made the landscape of the island look like a lunar landscape. But, oddly enough, it attracts exotic lovers, and tourists are happy to relax here. Staying in any of the towns of Lanzarote, you will have time to visit others. The length of the island from east to west is 60 kilometers, and from south to north – only 16. In the vicinity of the ancient capital of the island – the city of Tegus – be sure to visit the amazing volcanic caves of Cuevas de los Verdas. And on the coast of Costa Tegusa, you can enjoy a water park, a cactus garden, sports attractions and nightly variety shows and restaurants. In the settlements of La Santa and Tinajo in the north of the island there are plantations of tobacco and tomatoes. Puerto del Carmen and Playa Blanca in the south of the island are typical tourist centers. Many hotels, well-groomed beaches with dark fine sand or dazzling white (Playa Blanca), disco clubs, restaurants, supermarkets – all this will make your vacation pleasant and carefree. In addition, you will be offered the theatrical attraction Fire Mountain and a camel ride through the lava fields to the crater of the volcano. Fuerteventura windsurfing championship: Windsurfing: World Championship of Sotavento. Pájara Опубликовано: June 26, 2020 в 11:12 am Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous The PWA event in Fuerteventura cancelled – Windsurf Journal 07/07/2022 “Sadly we have to inform you that the Fuerteventura World Cup will not take place as planned for 2022. Despite the best efforts of the PWA, Ayuntamiento de Pajara, the Rene Egli Centre and Melia Group, over months of hard work and planning, and despite the funding for the event being confirmed by the primary sponsors, some of the necessary permits required locally for the event to take place were still not available 3 weeks before the planned start of the event, preventing the final event contracts from being signed in good time. Due to the limited time remaining to make the final preparations for the event, the Ayuntamiento de Pajara took the unilateral decision to cancel the event for this year. Although this is a frustrating decision for the PWA and for the Rene Egli Centre, and that there were still further possibilities to explore to safeguard the event from our point of view, we understand the decision of the Ayuntamiento and the practical reasons why they felt they had to take it. The Fuerteventura World Cup is an iconic event that has spanned over 30 years and seen some of the best racing, speed and freestyle competition in the history of the sport. That longevity and pedigree is largely thanks to our partners at the Rene Egli Centre, who’s experience and expertise play an irreplaceable role in making the event run smoothly, efficiently and successfully year on year. The event would also not be possible without the support of the local community and the Ayuntamiento de Pajara, who welcome us to their beaches, and provide the financial and logistic support to allow us to bring the highest level of competition to Fuerteventura, and we look forward to continuing these successful and prosperous relationships for many years to come. We want to thank our colleagues at the Rene Egli Centre, Melia Group and the Ayuntamiento de Pajara, for their time, consideration and dedication to trying to make the event happen for this year and we are reassured to know that much of that work will be transferrable to the 2023 event, for which preparations are already firmly underway. Although 2022 has not progressed as smoothly as we had hoped, there is still much more to come and we are looking forward to the Gran Canaria World Cup which will be the most explosive, highest jumping, most extreme event to happen since 2019. Gran Canaria starts on the 9th July.”   For more information on the PWA World Tour: www.pwaworldtour.com   Source : PWA World Tour Photos : Carter/Pwaworldtour.com tags: PWA World Tour Fuerteventura World Cup Sotavento 3 questions à Marcilio Browne Auteur d’un retour impressionnant lors de la double élimination de la Gran Canaria… 3 questions à Philip Köster Avec une 7ème victoire dans sa carrière à Pozo Izquierdo à… 3 questions à Thomas Traversa 5ème de la Gran Canaria Windsurf World Cup à Pozo Izquierdo, le français… Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus. comments powered by Disqus DONNÉES PERSONNELLES Les données personnelles pouvant être collectées sur le Site sont les suivantes : Cookies : Les Cookies sont utilisés, dans le cadre de l’utilisation du Site, afin de collecter certaines informations (en particulier, votre adresse IP, des informations relatives à l’ordinateur utilisé pour la navigation, le mode de connexion, le type et la version du navigateur internet, le système d’exploitation et d’autres identifiants techniques ou encore l’adresse URL des connexions, y compris la date et l’heure, ainsi que le contenu accédé). 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En savoir plus fermer Registration for the FUERTE ACTION Windsurfing Speed World Championship 2022 NOTICE OF RACE       FUERTE ACTION  WINDSURFING SPEED WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 2002   Notice of Race   In collaboration with   Dunkerbeck GPS speed Challenge   30th June – 4th July 2022 Playa de Las Salinas, Fuerteventura, Canary Islands, Spain A signature sport event by: Orlando Lavandera & Bjorn Dunkerbeck   in co-operation with the   International Speed Windsurfing Class (ISWC)         1 RULES   1.1 The event will be governed by the rules as defined in the Racing Rules of Sailing (RRS) – Windsurfing Competition Rules (WCR).   1.2 The ISWC Class Rules shall apply.   1.3 No national prescriptions will apply.   1.4 If there is a conflict between languages the English text will take precedence.   1.5 If there is a conflict between the Notice of Race and the Sailing Instructions, the Sailing Instructions will take precedence.     2 ADVERTISING   2.1 Sailors may be required to display advertising chosen and supplied by the organising authority. ISAF Regulation 20 ‘Advertising Code’ shall apply.   2.2 Event branding shall be worn at all times when afloat, and as requested by the organisers during media interviews and during the prize giving.    3 DIVISIONS   3.1 This championship is open to both men and women. 3.2 There will be prizes for the highest placed youths and masters. 3.3 A Youth shall be a man/boy younger that 21 years of age before December 31st 2022 3.4 A Junior shall be a/boy/girl under the age of 16 years of age before December 31st 2022 3. 5 A Master shall be a man over the age of 45 years of age before the event starts.   4 ELIGIBILITY AND ENTRY   4.1 All entries shall meet the requirements of ISAF Regulation 19 – Eligibility Code.   4.2 Competitors shall be members of the International Speed Windsurfing Class. Membership formalities may be completed online.     4.3 Eligible competitors shall complete an entry form.   4.4 Payment can be made via PayPal – credit/debit card required. Alternatively, a payment may be made on the day of the registration by cash and credit card prior confirmation from the organization.   4.5 The following shall be presented upon registration:   – Evidence of valid third party insurance is compulsory.     –       Proof of age   –       Emergency Contact & Health Information Form – for those under age of 18     5 FEES   5.1 The entry fees are: 150 euro for men; 100 euro for women; 0 euro for juniors and youth.   5.2 Late entries accepted at registration, should there be spaces available may incur a 20 euro surcharge.   5.3 Entry fees paid at registration shall be paid in cash (euro) or credit card.     6 FORMAT   6.1 The event shall be an “open entry” championship.   6.2 One completed round is required to validate a championship.       7 SCHEDULE   7.1 Pre 30th of June Arrival & training.   Thursday 30th  of June 8:30-10:00 Registration at the reception of the R2 Rio Calma Hotel in Costa Calma, Pájara.   13:00 Official opening & first skippers meeting at Las Salinas beach.  Win 13:30 First possible warning signal. First possible start at 14:00 Last day of racing  Monday 4th  of July 21:00 Prize giving ceremony & party at the R2 Rio Calma hotel.     7.2 Last possible start on Monday the 4th to be decided by the Race director.       8 EQUIPMENT   8. 1 There are no restrictions on equipment, except the ISWC reserves the right to prohibit the use of equipment deemed to be “unsafe” and /or likely to cause injury to competitors. Equipment inspections shall be made at any time.   8.2 Sail identification. Each competitor must mark his/her sails with his/her registered sail number. The number shall be at least 25 centimeters in height, displayed clearly above the wishbone, and above the area reserved for the event sponsor. The number shall be placed on the starboard side. Numbers must be clearly visible, in a solid contrasting color. Registration of the number can be done when you send in your registration via email, or at time of the inscription on the beach. All characters must be displayed horizontally and not in a column. A competitor may not be disqualified for infringing the provisions of this rule without prior warning and adequate opportunity to make correction.     9 SAILING INSTRUCTIONS   The sailing instructions (SI’s) will be available upon registration. Any changes to the SI’s shall be approved by the Class Representative.    10 COURSES   Courses will be as described in the sailing instructions or published on the official notice board (ONB). 11 PROTEST COMMITTEE All protests shall be done in the 15 minutes after each round is finished. There will be no protests allowed after this time. 12 SCORING 12.1 Scoring will be according to ISWC Championship Rules, as amended by the SI’s. 12.2 Men and women will be ranked separately. 13 COACHES & SUPPORT BOATS Coaches and support boats are not permitted. 14 SAFETY If a weight jacket is used, it must prove to have neutral buoyancy when used with weight. The Beach Marshall will regularly inspect them on the beach. If found to be too heavy (doesn’t float) the rider will be disqualified from the round. Use of a helmet in both Juniors and Youth fleets is mandatory. 15 PRIZES & TITLES 15.1 Trophies may be awarded to the first three competitors in each valid division. 15.2 The first man and woman shall be declared: “2022 Speed Windsurfing (Mens/Womens) World Champion”. 16 OFFICIAL CEREMONIES Competitors are requested to attend the event’s social functions; however, the organising authority may refuse entry to those whose standard of attire is not commensurate with the occasion. Prize winners may forfeit prizes for non attendance at the prize giving ceremony. 17 DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY Competitors participate in the event entirely at their own risk, see WCR 4 – Decision to Race. The organising authority or any of their officials or representatives or the sponsors or their officials or representatives will not accept any liability for material damage or personal injury or death sustained in conjunction with or prior to, during or after the event. In addition, in case of the the event not going ahead for any reason beyond our control, the organizers as well as sponsors and collaborators will not be liable for any economic or any other damages  18 INSURANCE Each participating competitor shall be insured with valid third party liability insurance with a minimum cover of 1. 500,000 euro per event or the equivalent. 19 RIGHT TO USE NAME AND LIKENESS In registering for the event, competitors automatically grant to the Organizing Authority the right in perpetuity to make, use, modify and show from time to time at their discretion, any motion pictures, still pictures and live, taped or filmed television and other reproduction of them, taken during the period of the event, for the said Event as defined in the Notice of Race and Sailing Instructions in which he/she participates without compensation.     20 FURTHER INFORMATION. ACCOMODATION DEALS  20.1 Registration will be between 08:30 and 10:00 at the reception of the R2 Rio Calma hotel in Costa Calma. 20.2 For further information please contact: [email protected] SCROLL DOWN FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION   The following information is not part of the rules for the Event.   ACCOMMODATION R2 Rio Calma Hotel, Official Hotel Partner of the event. Competitors rates: Single room 105,-€ per night (incl. half board) or double room 150,-€ per night (incl half board). Reservations under: [email protected] /subject: DUNKERBECK22 and enroll on the program SOYR2 to beneffit from this discounted rate. This hotel is around 50 minutes by car form the spot you will need a car, Please plan accordingly. There are many apartments and hotels available on the Costa Calma and Jandia area. All sailors coming to the event are advised to make their accommodation arrangements as soon as possible as the island is getting booked up quickly. B MINIMUM & PREVAILING CONDITIONS Minimum Wind Conditions. For all races in the Speed discipline, the wind minimum shall be 18 knots off shore. The race will be abandoned if the wind drops below the minimum of 15 knots over the course area. The ratio between the course angle and the wind speed should be 5.5 or less. The below matrix shows an example for good ratios. The ratio shall be used as a guideline for suitable conditions. 90 degree————17 Knots average wind 120 degree———-22 Knots average wind 150 degree———-27 Knots average wind No races shall be started if the direction is more than 150 degrees. Protests regarding wind strength and suitability of wind directions or wind conditions are disallowed. The course will be a 250m. The race director will determine if the wind is suitable. Average local Conditions Normally offshore wind average 20 to 40 knots. With flat and warm water. sunny with 25C average. A 3/2 shorty wetsuit or a long sleeve rush guard to protect from the sun are sufficient at this time of the year in Fuerteventura. Don’t forget to bring Waterproof Sunscreen.     C VENUE & FORMAT & STORAGE FACILITIES  Storage and Facilities There will be secure storage for all sailor´s equipment on site from the 29th of June at noon until the 5th of July at noon. Because of the nature of the venue being a Natural protected area, the storage area will not have a tent but will be a fenced opened air. Please plan accordingly. 6 Formats A 250m course will be set on the beach (shown by two marks). To the north of the beach there will be a gate set with 2 marks  which each rider has to pass through in order to get access to the course. There may be a jibing mark. Each rider will need to jibe after that mark in order to return to the course and make his/her run. This is subject to change depending on weather conditions and race manager advice.     In case of a day of no suitable conditions with side and onshore winds. The organization will propose different format races such as Alpha racing, max, fun race, etc.   FUERTE ACTION  WINDSURFING SPEED WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 2002   In collaboration with   Dunkerbeck GPS speed Challenge      30th June – 5th July 2022 Playa de Las Salinas, Fuerteventura, Canary Islands, Spain Organised by:    A signature sport event by: Orlando Lavandera & Bjorn Dunkerbeck      in co-operation with the     International Speed Windsurfing Class (ISWC) Windsurf and Kitesurf in Fuerteventura Canary islands [rank_math_breadcrumb] Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp Share on email Windsurf in Fuerteventura There are two places in Spain that come up to everybody´s mind in Spain when the word windsurfing is mentioned: Tarifa in Cadíz (Andalucía) and Fuerteventura. As a matter of fact, windsurfing and kitesurfing are Fuerteventura´s two top attractions. One good thing about Fuerteventura is that you will be able to enjoy windsurfing no matter what your level is. Pros traditionally go to Jandia (Playa de Sotavento, which name already gives an idea of what you will find there!) whilst Caleta de Fuste is a good place for beginners. Since there are so many kilometers of sandy beaches on the island, you will also be able to find less crowded spots to enjoy windsurfing or kitesurfing in El Cotillo, Corralejo, and Pozo Negro.  Kitesurf in Spain has become increasingly popular and the original windsurf world championship of Fuerteventura today also hosts the kitesurf championship. Wind and kitesurfing in Fuerteventura guide – Contents Best places to enjoy windsurfing and kitesurfing in Fuerteventura   Caleta del Fuste The sea is very calm in Caleta del Fuste and this makes it a perfect place for beginners. A day excursion to Caleta del Fuste is a good option since you will be able to combine a taster windsurfing course and a visit to the San Ventura castle (an impressive castle built to repel pirate attacks. Playa de Sotavento There is 100% probability you will encounter wind in this 22 kilometers sandy beach located in Jandia. Playa de Sotavento is the island´s number one windsurfing spot, and one of the top places in the world to enjoy this activity. The world championship (part of the world circuit cup) is organized every month of July in Playa de Sotavento in Fuerteventura. You will also be able to enjoy kitesurfing and find courses for both wind and kite in Playa de Sotavento. This may not be however the best spot on some windy days for total beginners, but the lagoon on the same beach is perfect for both beginners and intermediate levels.  Corralejo Although this area is not as popular as Jandia for windsurfing,  Corralejo offers great windsurfing opportunities and a few companies offer lessons and material hire. The beach is suitable for both intermediate and advanced surfers, but there is a lagoon some 20 minutes drive where beginners will also be able to enjoy windsurfing in Corralejo. El Cotillo A rather les known area, El Cotillo is an interesting small town that boasts a golden sand beach which offers excellent windsurfing opportunities for advanced windsurfers. Not a place for beginners. Pleased also note that there are few services on the beach. Best courses to learn windsurfing in Fuerteventura On the beach close to Tarifa there is a sufficient amount of space for the different schools to establish their own cordoned-off area, necessary to avoid getting in the way of other swimmers. Courses in small groups (4 people max) including liability insurance ranges from 80 euros, for a basic course, to 350 euros for one week.  The walled area with its medieval castle gives a special charm to the city, where you can relax after a day of wind or kitesurfing and enjoy tapas in a unique setting with restaurants and small shops in the little streets of the old town. Best courses to learn kitesurfing in Fuerteventura Around Tarifa, you can participate in other outdoor activities to enjoy the scenery such as mountain biking a The world windsurfing and kitesurfing championships in Fuerteventura The world windsurfing championship has taken place in Fuerteventura since 1985. It has always been organised in the Sotavento beach, in the Playa Barca, a part of Sotavento where the tidal lagoon is located. The championship is organised in such way that ensures it can be enjoyed as a tourist attraction not just for windsurfer fans, but also for thew whole family. Training is offered around those days and equipment can be rented too. The atmosphere around the days of the championship is fantastic, with many tourists arriving to watch the top professionals at work. Playa de Sotavento has a lagoon with optimal conditions for practicing for both beginners and intermediate levels. The lagoon extends for over 4 kilometers and it is 200 meters wide, a huge space that provides ample opportunities to enjoy, practice and learn this sport. Most international windsurfing and kitesurfing stars meet at Fuerteventura to participate in the championship every year. More in-depth posts. 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We are excited to introduce the full MauiSails range of sails for 2018. Leading the way in performance and quality materials, the 2018 range continues to offer all windsurfers a balanced and magical windsurfing experience. Phil McGain with his Italian friend Agostino Lalla went for a windsurfing trip between Greek Islands. An exciting day of racing last weekend at Kanaha beach park for the annual Hawaii State Championships. Winds had kicked in early and by the time racing started around 11.30am conditions were the best there was all year. Couple of words from Tamara Bockius after winning third event of Maui Race Series that took place at Kanaha Beach Park on July 22nd. Legend  Side-shore wave Ghost cs technora wave  mutant 4-batten wave loco pro freestyle switch bump’n’jump scream no-cam freeride titan gsx 2-3 cam freerace team race slalom/race This website or its third-party tools use cookies and local storage mechanisem , which are necessary to its functioning and required to achieve the purposes illustrated in the Privacy Policy. If you want to know more or withdraw your consent to all or some of the cookies, please refer to the Privacy Policy.. ‍By closing this banner, scrolling this page or continuing to browse otherwise, you agree to the use of cookies. Close notice Costa Calma’s Windsurfing and Kiteboarding World Cup. In our opinion at Shuttle Direct, Fuerteventura is a brilliant holiday destination. Situated on the Atlantic Ocean just off the coast of Africa, this Canary Island has warm breezes and water temperatures all year round as well as endless fine sand beaches which are surrounded by an infinite turquoise ocean. All these features might make you think that this is the place to be if you’re looking for an agreeable beach holiday (which it is!), but the previously mentioned natural features and weather conditions make Fuerteventura, and especially its Costa Calma, very attractive to a different kind of demographic as well: that of the avid (and professional) surfer. 30 Years of Windsurfing and Kiteboarding World Cup 2015 will be the 30th year that the World Championships for windsurfing and kiteboarding will bring the world’s best board sportsmen together at the Costa Calma to ride the waves and battle for the prize of being the best in their field across a range of four disciplines. During the event Fuerteventura’s Costa Calma becomes a place full of excitement, where holidaymakers can see the elite of windsurfers and kiteboarders do their jaw dropping stunts in the water. While enjoying the local cuisine in the marquee or having a cocktail on the beach, the quality of entertainment will be world class – and you’ll be guaranteed to come home with some very unique holiday pictures! In the evenings the fun really breaks out, with live music and a colourful programme of supporting events for all family members preceding legendary World Cup parties that go on until the early hours. You won’t be bored in Fuerteventura during the annual Championships! [mapsmarker marker=”89″]   What’s On at the 2015 World Cup? This year, the much anticipated event (both by locals, participants and tourists) kicks off on 24 July with the spectacular PWA Windsurfing Freestyle World Cup, which lasts 4 days until the 28th. After that it’s on to the PWA Windsurfing Slalom World Cup, where windsurfers will compete while racing a winding path, avoiding obstacles along the way. This part of the event lasts from 29 July to the 2 August. The third and fourth disciplines are being battled for between the 3 August and 8 August, when the VKWC Kiteboarding Freestyle & Big Air World Championships take place. Head to Playa Sotavento to see the breathtaking action from close by. How to Get to Costa Calma The island of Fuerteventura feels like a world away, but it is actually only around a 4 hour flight from the UK. Ryanair and British Airways offer non-stop flights from London airports amongst others, and other airways including Iberia, Air Europa and Vueling provide services that make up to 2 stops underway. You can fly in to Fuerteventura from European airports only. Once you’ve arrived at the airport we have cost effective and efficient services to get you to your final destination. To pre-book the best value for money airport transfers Fuerteventura has to offer, our quick and easy online booking system is available to you. Alternately you can take the Route 3 or Route 10 public transport buses to the closest stop to your accommodation. If you’re visiting Lanzarote, Gran Canaria or Tenerife beforehand, it is easy to take the ferry to get to the Fuerteventura. The port that’s closest to Playa Sotavento, where the Windsurfing and Kiteboarding World Cup takes place, is Morro Jable, which has ferry connections with Tenerife and Gran Canaria. If you’re coming in from Lanzarote, Corralejo is the port in Fuerteventura you want to go to. From there Playa Sotavento is a one and a half drive away by rental car or one of our shared taxi services. [mapsmarker marker=”90″]   Where to Stay Punta Marina – If you want to save on your accommodation while staying close to the fun surrounding the Windsurfing and Kiteboarding Championships, you should try Punta Marina in Morro del Jable. These one-star duplex apartments are rated 8.5 out of 10 by former visitors and are highly commended for their value for money, staff and cleanliness. From the apartments in Morro del Jable it takes only a 20-minute drive to go to Playa Sotavento, where you can witness the water sport pros do their thing. Garden Beach – For medium-priced accommodation, try the Garden Beach villa apartment complex. Especially well-suited to families, the apartments come equipped with a kitchen that enables you to cook your own meals. The swimming pool and nearby beach will keep everyone occupied with swimming, tanning and sandcastle-building while the location in Morro del Jable makes it easy to pop over to see the happenings going on for the Windsurfing and Kiteboarding World Cup. Faro Jandia Fuerteventura & Spa ­– For a more luxurious stay, the Faro Jandia Fuerteventura & Spa is our recommended choice. When arriving at the hotel you’ll be delighted by the beautiful, stylish lounge with natural stone walls and warm coloured sofas. The pleasantly air-conditioned hotel rooms are modern and feature wooden furniture, satellite TV, a comfortable outdoor area and free wifi throughout. You can freely make use of the spa, which comprises a sauna, delicious Turkish baths, a beautiful pebble pool, hot tub and sensations shower. Book a room at Faro Jandia Fuerteventura & Spa and you’ll get the most from your stay in Fuerteventura within easy distance from the World Cup festivities. Header image by Dirk Vorderstraße (Own work) [CC BY 3.0], via Wikimedia Commons Windsurfing and kitesurfing on the island of Fuerteventura The name of the island speaks for itself: in Spanish, “el viento” means wind, and “fuerte” means strong. Ferteventura is located in such a way that the wind blows it from all sides. It is one of the windiest places in the world and the most popular place in Europe for windsurfing and kitesurfing! No wonder the Windsurfing World Cup is regularly held here. Fuerteventura is the second largest (after Tenerife) and at the same time the least developed island of the Canary archipelago. It is washed by the Atlantic Ocean, the capital is Puerto del Rosario (Puerto del Rosario), the monetary unit is the euro. The population density here is low, the central part of the island is almost uninhabited, and tourism is still a relatively new direction for it. But, despite this, there are excellent conditions for windsurfing and kitesurfing. Climate and conditions Due to its close location to Africa, only a hundred kilometers away, the season on the island is year-round. The weather is always warm here: the average summer temperature is about +27 degrees, in winter it is not lower than +20 degrees. The water temperature in the ocean, even in the coldest months, does not fall below +20 degrees. The best conditions for windsurfing and kitesurfing in Fuerteventura are from March/April to October/November. The strongest wind blows on the island in summer, in winter – good waves are formed. Furteventura, along with excellent conditions for active water sports, is the ideal place for a relaxing beach holiday. Snow-white beaches stretching for many kilometers are the hallmark of the island. But there is also something to see here, although you should not count on a large number of attractions. Nevertheless, most of the people come here for windsurfing and kitesurfing. The best spots on Fuerteventura Ferteventura has several spots with different conditions and for different levels, which, depending on the time of year, will satisfy the needs of absolutely every windsurfer and kitesurfer. The most popular places for windsurfing and kitesurfing are: in the south – spot Sotavento (Sotavento) and in the north – spot Flag Beach (Flag Beach) in the resort of Corralejo (Corralejo). Sotavento 00 9000 9000 9003 9002 9000 9000 Sepa Saint Sep Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Dec 9007 Location:Where: Canary Islands > Fuerteventura Who the spot is for: [ beginners ] [ advanced ] Ride options: [ flat ] [ chop ] [ waves ~ 1m ] You can hardly remember the spots where you can see so many wind-dependent people at the same time. It wasn’t always like that. Spot Sotavento has gained a lot of popularity since it started hosting PWA (Professional Windsurf Association) competitions 30 years ago… more about the spot Flag Beach (Corralejo) Jan Feb Mar APR May Jun Jul 9000 9000 9000 0 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 Sep NOGE Dec Location:Where: Canary Islands > Fuerteventura Who the spot is for: [ beginners ] [ advanced ] Ride options: [ flat ] [ chop ] [ waves~1m ] in general the Canarian archipelago. Good wind statistics, a huge sandy beach turning into sand dunes, safe conditions for wheelchairs – these are not all positive aspects that make the spot very popular with kiters. Windsurfers are also allowed to ride here and there are all conditions for this. more about the spot KALMA CALMA 27 Mar 3 January Feb Apr 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 Jun 9000 Jun 9000 Jun 9000 Jun 9000 Jun 9000 Jun 9000 Jun 9000 Jun Aug Sep OKT NOGE Dec Location:Where: Canary Islands > Fuerteventura Island Who the spot is for: [ beginners ] [ advanced ] Ride options: [ flat ] [ chop ] The Costa Calma spot is not as popular as other spots on the island of Fuerteventura. There is only one station and there is not much equipment on it. The location contributes to slightly less wind and waves. Good conditions for learning. Only windsurfers are allowed to ride. A positive point is the close proximity to the hotels. more about the spot Visa and customs Fuerteventura, as part of Spain, is part of the Schengen area, so a visa is required to visit it. Detailed information is presented on the page about the Canary Islands. Not Found (#404) Not Found (#404) Whoops…something went wrong! Sorry, we did not find the page you are looking for Tours Hotels Cities Yachting Expeditions Dog sled tours Snowmobile tours Quad tours Walking tours Alloys Bike tours Climbing Ski tours Diving and snorkeling Jeep tours Surfing and SUP tours Combined tours Horse tours Cruises Excursion tours Ski trips Helicopter tours Fishing tours Fitness and yoga tours Canyoning Railway tours Are you looking for one of the sections below? Tours Hotels Railway Tickets Routes Attractions We have made a selection of interesting articles for you! Leave feedback 12345 Thank you very much 🙂 Your feedback is very important to us and will be posted on the service as soon as possible. time! History of windsurfing The prototypes of windsurfing appeared several thousand years ago in Polynesia, Egypt and among other peoples, when people moved through the water in an upright position on a small watercraft with a vertical sail. According to one version, the history of windsurfing began with the activities of surfers from Hawaii and California in the late 1960s. It all started with big Californian surfboards. In John Milius’ film Big Wednesday, you can see that the surfboards of the 60s were much longer and wider than modern versions. This was due to the desire to ride even the smallest waves. And when there were no waves at all, then someone had the idea to fix the sail on such a board in order to enjoy sliding on the water and make it easier to get to the coast. Modern Prototype The boards that we see now were invented in America more than 60 years ago. Until now, there are disputes about who first invented windsurfing and who owns the first patent. Some believe that it was 12-year-old Briton Peter Chilvers (1958), but officially the American Newman Darby is considered the first inventor of windsurfing. The design of his sailboard (sailboard) was published in the American magazine “Popular Science” 1965 years – it was a diamond-shaped sail, a straight boom on one side of the sail, and the mast was attached to the board with a rope. Together with his brother, they founded the company “Darby Industries” for the production and sale of sailboards. They focused on youth and accessibility. One set was sold for $ 50 and it did not bring success in the end. Then the Canadians seized the initiative – aeronautical engineer Jim Drake, his former work boss Fred Payne and their friend – American surfer Hoyle Schweitzer (1960). Jim was designing sails and boards, and Fred inspired him with his desire to travel on the river near the house. Jim pitched the sailboard idea to Hoyle, who soon became involved in popularizing the idea. The first name was “Skate”, then “Baja Boards” and had 6 different designs, one of which was called “Big Red”. They registered a patent and began to produce the first serial sailboards, but under a different name, familiar to us, “Windsurfer” (1967). In 1967, Jim Drake and Hoyle Schweitzer began producing the first mass-produced Windsurfer sailboards. These were triangular rag sails with a newly invented boom, improved pivot, fin, centerboard, and a board whose shape was adopted from the Malibu surfboard. In 1969, Playboy sponsored The America’s Tea Cup regatta on Lake Geneva in Wisconsin, where Hoyle and his 14-year-old son Matt demonstrated their Windsurfer. This caught the attention of the Dutch company Ten Cate. They brought several Schweitzer boards to Europe with the intention of both selling them and using them as an advertising medium. In 1973, Hoyle fully bought the rights to the patent from Jim and began to develop the business on his own, founding Windsurfing International with his wife Diana. Hoyle improved and cheapened the design of boards by switching from fiberglass to polyethylene. After initial sales success, Ten Cate became the official European importer of Windsurfer. In 1977, Ten Cate began manufacturing boards in Europe under license from Schweitzer. In 1979 they began selling their own designs, the TC 35 and TC 39, which they sold with their new board, the Windsurfer Rocket. The early history of British windsurfing began when Ten Cate brought the Windsurfer to the UK for demonstration at a regatta organized in 1972 by Yachting World magazine. There, Ten Cate used “Windsurfer” to advertise their yachting clothing. One of the first enthusiasts was Clive Colenso, who at 1973 began importing windsurfers to the UK, showing them at shows and organizing races. Initially, windsurfing in Britain was slow, unlike in France and Germany. The island of Sylt, Germany, hosted the first European Championships in 1976, while there were only a couple of hundred windsurfers in Britain. That same year, a company in Poole, England, bought 100 Surfsailers from a Spanish supplier and sold them very quickly, only to withdraw them when they faced a lawsuit from Windsurfing International for selling unlicensed boards. Growing popularity of windsurfing. In the late 1970s, the popularity of windsurfing brought companies from Britain, France and Germany into the industry. But not everyone wanted to pay interest on Windsurfing International’s patent. Firstly, there was the high cost of the license, amounting to as much as 15% of the price, and secondly, the article describing the work to Newman Darby, propagated the view that Schweitzer’s work did not represent an original concept, as required by patent law. However, Schweitzer received his patent at 1967, renewed it in 1982, and also received Dutch, UK, Australian and Japanese patents in addition to his original US patent. Any company that violated license agreements either agreed to pay a license fee or had to settle this issue in court. One alternative was to develop new sails or other designs that could not be considered compatible with the original design. Thus, the Sea Panther company had a kind of “four-tier” boom, while the French Skail, the rider had to keep the sail in the air without a mast. As a rule, these and other alternatives had poor performance. In 1982, there was an oversupply in the UK and Europe, and the German company Wind Glider, founded by Fred Osterman, was taken over by Defour, owned by Baron Marcel Bick, founder of Bic, the world leader in disposable ballpoint pens. Schweitzer terminated the agreement between him and Osterman and began legal action against Defour. However, Defour decided to file a counterclaim. The basis of the defense was that windsurfing was invented in 1958 by Peter Chilvers. Peter’s mother testified that in 1958 Chilvers made a sailboard and tested it on the water. The court ruled that Schweitzer’s patent was not valid in the UK. Schweitzer filed an appeal, but the judges again upheld “Defour”. Since that time, British companies no longer had to pay royalties for the production of sailboards. First Windsurfing World Championship. An epochal event took place in the Windsurfer class at 1973 in San Diego, USA, where the American Bruce Matlock became the winner. The following year, in Hawaii, Pat Love and Ken Clyde developed the first trapeze to reduce the strain on the arms. It was a vest-like nylon jacket with a hook attached to it. In Europe, the first Windsurfer World Championship was held in France in 1975, where Matt Schweitzer, Hoyle’s son, became the winner. And in 1976, the World Championship was held in the Bahamas, where 13-year-old American Robbie Naish became the world champion for the first time in his career. He also took the world title in the next 1977 in Italy and in 1978 in Mexico. During this time, Hoyle Schweitzer continued the patent wars, and in 1983 he sued for infringement with the Swiss company Mistral, which won a lawsuit referring to Newman Darby’s drawings. Patent disputes also concerned the name “Windsurfer” and competitors had to use the word sailboard or surfsail, but soon the model called “Windsurfer” was discontinued and gradually the term windsurfing became a household name. Windsurfing becomes an Olympic sport. The popularity of windsurfing in the late 70s and early 80s began to gain huge momentum, especially in Europe, where every third family had a set of sailboards. Windsurfing made the transition from fashionable to a full-fledged type of sailing and in 1984 was approved as an Olympic sport. For the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics, the choice of board was between Hoyle Schweitzer’s “Windsurfer One” and the “Windglider” designed by German Fred Osterman. In the end, the Windglider was chosen because it was a single, strong construction, while the Windsurfer was made of polyethylene and its rocker could be easily changed using heat or weight pressure. The board “Windglider” was 3.9 m long and weighed about 16 kg, and the sail was 6.5 m2 in size. The use of the trapezoid was forbidden. The centerboard weighed about 4 kilograms, and, during the course downwind, was on the athlete’s shoulder. The Olympic distance was 9 nautical miles (~17 km), races were held only among men, and the Dutchman Stefan van den Berg won the gold medal. First trapezoid. At 19In 1974 in Keilua, Hawaii, the first windsurfer trapezoid was developed by Pat Love and Ken Kleid. It was a vest to which a hook was attached. Such a trapezoid was used in 1975 by 12-year-old Robbie Naish, but it severely squeezed his ribs. Then Mike Horgan and Larry Stanley developed a modern hook with a curved base to reduce the load. In 1976, Pat, Ken and Larry patented the first trapezoid and began to produce it under the Windsurfing Hawaii brand, which also owns the first sails with transparent windows, battens, retractable centerboard, length-adjustable boom, pads, leg loops, etc. At the same time, DaKine designer Barry Holopiter developed the first seated trapeze by simply flipping it over and slipping it over the legs. Mike Waltz, the era of short boards. For a long time, windsurfing was very cumbersome, clumsy and slow. Until 1979, when Hoyle Schweitzer’s student, American Mike Waltz, made a real breakthrough by making a short board and riding the waves of Ho’okipa for the first time, Fr. Maui. And already in 1981 he held the first wave and slalom competitions there. From 1970 to 1981, Waltz was annually among the top three winners of all national and international windsurfing events in the Windsurfer One Design class. And with the advent of freestyle and slalom, Mike became the first owner of three cups, winning in all disciplines at competitions in Okinawa. Short boards changed the world of windsurfing forever. Mike fundamentally destroyed the concept that the board should be big, heavy and slow. He made a revolution, demonstrating that on a small board you can not only just ride, but also plane very quickly, as well as jump and do tricks. With the advent of the short board, a real boom began in windsurfing: a sharp increase in the number of new windsurfers, an increase in the demand for equipment and the number of manufacturers, and also a new and most spectacular discipline appeared – wave! Aloha Classic competition. WAVE discipline. In 1984, the famous Aloha Classic competition was held for the first time on the north coast of Maui at Ho’okipa Beach in the disciplines of wave and slalom. The winners in the overall standings were the Americans Alex Aguera and Dana Daves. Speed ​​records. While in the 80’s Hawaii was doing short wave boarding, Europe was developing the concept of boards for speed. Since 1972, Weymouth, UK, has hosted the world’s first sailing competition, RYA Speed ​​Week. That year the Crossbow I catamaran set a world record of 26.3 knots, and in 1976 its improved Crossbow II set a 36 knot record. In 1977, Weymouth Speed ​​Week saw the first windsurfers to compete, and Dutchman Derk Theis set the first world record of 17. 1 knots in a Windglider without a trapeze or leg loops. In 1980, at Speed ​​Trials on about. Maui Dutchman Jaap van der Rest on the board “Ten Cate Special” set a record of 24.45 knots. Also in 1980, the German Jürgen Hohnscheid and the Australian John Hall developed a sinker that gained more speed but sank under the rider without movement. In 1981, Honscheid took part in the Weymouth Speed ​​Trials, where he set a record of 24.75 knots on a sinker. In 1982, in France, at Brest Speed ​​Week, the German Philip Pudenz set a record of 26.5 knots on a special board. In the same year at RYA Speed ​​Week, Frenchman Pascal Maka on a custom “Jimmy Lewis” board reached 27.8 knots. As the boards became more sophisticated, there were problems with the sails, which were made of dacron and had a triangular shape. In 1983, sails began to use Mylar polystyrene film, which is lighter than dacron and does not absorb water. In the same year, the American Jeff Magnum invented the camber, which provides a rigid sail shape and stability in light and strong winds. For the first time, the camber appeared on the Gaastra sails. In 1983, at the Weymouth Speed ​​Trials, American Fred Heywood on a custom NeilPryde sail and one of the first seated trapezes in the world broke the 30 knot barrier, setting a record of 30.82 knots. And in 1985, the German Michael Pucher on a serial Cobra 260 board accelerated to 32.35 knots. July 21, 1986 on about. Fuerteventura windsurfing becomes the fastest sailing sport in the world! Pascal Maka, with a speed of 38.86 knots on a Jimmy Lewis board and a Gaastra sail, broke the 10-year record of the Crossbow II catamaran. Cheeseroll (Cesare roll). In 1986, 17-year-old Italian Cesare Cantagalli was the first in the world to perform a forward spin in a jump at the Maui Aloha Classic. This trick was called the Cheeseroll (Cesare roll) and played a huge role in defining the future of windsurfing. Before that, there were only high and long jumps, as well as Table top and Back loop. And in 1988 at the World Championships in Barbados, Cesare won the final heat with his first double Cheeseroll, which stunned the public and blew the news around the world. In 1988, at the Seoul Olympics, windsurfing competitions were held on Lechner boards from the Austrian shaper George Lechner. The final version of the board was available less than a year before the Olympics, the “Lechner Division II” with a 6.5 m2 sail, which was a round bottom board designed for going upwind in light to moderate winds. Bruce Kendall from New Zealand won the gold medal. In 1988, Bjorn Dunkerbeck begins his reign as the most successful windsurfer in the world. He has over 100 PWA World Cup wins and 42 world titles across all disciplines in sports. The peak of popularity in the 90s. In the 90s, windsurfing becomes a very popular sport and its presence in the world media becomes bigger than surfing. This popularity attracted significant sponsorship deals that further developed the sport through extensive paid advertising, and many of the world’s best riders such as Robbie Neisch and Bjorn Dunkerbeck became very rich and famous athletes. In 1990, the F2 Sputnik 270 board was released, on which the Englishman Dave White immediately set a new speed record on a serial board – 39.10 knots. Indoor: indoor windsurfing. In the same year, a new discipline Indoor (indoor windsurfing) appeared, which was held at the Palace Omnisport de Paris-Bercy stadium, France. Englishman Nick Baker excelled in this discipline and over the next decade became world champion six times. Three times the Indoor World Champion was the multiple French champion Robert Teritihau, who was the first to do the back loop from the ramp. At the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona, ​​the Olympic class was the Lechner A-390, a modified version of the Devision II 390 cm long, with the center of the board shifted back and a mast shoulder strap. The sails were from Neil Pryde, 7.3 m2. Also from this Olympics, races for women began to be held for the first time, and Barbara Kendall from New Zealand won the gold medal. In men, the first place was taken by the Frenchman Frank David. From 92 to 93, custom board brands like “Strapper” and “Copello” go mainstream and change the future of board manufacturing. Their vacuum sandwich construction was previously only a prerogative in the market. In 1993, the shape of the boards changed dramatically from “fish sticks” with straight rails, which made it difficult to turn, to “egg” shaped boards. The best PWA riders began to use new prototypes of rounded flatter boards, with foot loops and a mast shoulder set back. The whole world watched with interest what would happen next. In 1989 shaper Ernstfried Praid first released the “Mistral One Design” racing board, which was lighter and stiffer than its competitors. The board was 235 liters, 372 cm long and weighed 15 kg, and the sail was 7.4 m2 in size. More than 30,000 sets have been produced. She was selected by the International Sailing Federation (ISAF) for use in the Atlanta Olympics on 1996 (winners Nikolaos Kaklamanakis (Greece) and Li Lai Shang (China)), Sydney 2000 (winners Christoph Sieber (Austria) and Alessandra Sensini (Italy)) and Athens 2004 (winners Gal Friedman (Israel) and Fustin Mourre (France)) . Trans-Atlantic Windsurf Race. In 1998, Bjorn Dunkerbeck wins the freestyle world title for the first time! That same year, four international teams (Liberty, Greece, Europe and America) race across the Atlantic from Canada to England in the Trans-Atlantic Windsurf Race. While the team members are in the race, the rest of the participants are left with the more difficult task of staying aboard the Russian icebreaker Kapitan Khlebnikov, and seasickness was the main problem. These races are also remembered for Robert Teriitehau’s jump into the sea from the top of this ship. Fragmentation of the windsurf community and disciplines. By the end of the 90s, the popularity of windsurfing is on the decline. This was due to problems in the sport, including competition licensing and overly specialized equipment for professional athletes that required a lot of experience, which led to the fragmentation of windsurfing around the world into groups of different niches. In addition to internal problems, there was a drop in support from major sponsors caused by the imposition of international bans on cigarette advertising, whose industry was the main source of sponsorship at the time. In the late 90s, Formula boards were developed and in 1999 the first Formula World Championship was held in Belgium, won by Pole Wojtek Brozowski. After much development and discussion, the Formula rules eventually limit the maximum width of the board to 1 meter, the fin to 70 cm and the sail to 12.5 m2. Since 1998, at one of the most prestigious competitions in the world, Maui Aloha Classic, slalom and voyage have ceased to be held, Australian Jason Polyakov has won in wave discipline. Next 19In 99, at these competitions, Englishman Nick Baker defeats longtime idol and friend Robbie Naish. American Jennifer Henderson wins in girls. In the same year, at the PWA stage in Sylt, Germany, the Frenchman Robert Teriitehau tries to do double front somersaults for the first time in competition and in the end is badly injured when falling. In 1999 and 2000 the freestyle world champion is American Josh Stone, who revolutionized the world of trick windsurfing with his surf style and new tricks of Vulcan and Spock. windguru. In 2000, Vaclav Hornik launched Windguru, which forever changed the way windsurfers view the weather. His site began to collect more than 15,000,000 views per month. In 2000, the Argentinean Francisco Goya became the wave world champion, who won the PWA stages in Ireland and Hawaii, and also became the first in the world to consistently perform double front flips in his races. Among girls, the Spaniard Daida Moreno, the sister of Ibaya Moreno, who won the title at 19, becomes the world champion for the first time.99 year. Since then, the Moreno sisters have held dominance in the wave discipline for 20 years. Freestyle. In the late 90s and early 2000s, windsurfing experienced a powerful leap in the development of freestyle. Each year, several new tricks were invented that came from each other, combined together or borrowed from the wave discipline. Freestyle World Champion 1999 and 2000 American Josh Stone invented and was the first to make the Spock, Spock 540 and Clew1st Spock. Josh also helped young riders, coached and motivated them, and went on demo tours with them in Europe. At the same time, the American Kevin Ponchera borrowed the Goiter trick from the wave discipline and performed it on smooth water, calling it Ponch. King of the Lake 2000. At the famous competitions in Italy King of the Lake 2000 on Lake Garda for the first time the rider of the “new school” young Venezuelan Dioni Guadagnino becomes the winner. Dioni was 17 years old, he flew to Europe for the first time and competed in freestyle for the first time! In the final heats, he beat Stone with his new Spock Diablo trick, which he invented just a month before these competitions, and was also the first to jump in the Wymaroo trick, which was invented by the American Chris Wyman at the end of 90th. In 2001, the Frenchman Antoine Albo becomes the freestyle world champion. In 2001, Stone’s student, Brazilian (Venezuelan) Ricardo Campello, made a serious statement by winning King of the Lake. That same year, Australian Greg Allaway came up with the Grubby trick, and American Web Pedrick came up with the Swayze trick, named after actor Patrick Swayze. Campello also claimed to have invented this trick, and was soon renamed Flaka (Flat water Taka). The title of World Wave Champion in 2001 was taken by the legendary Bjorn Dunkerbeck for the last time in his career. In 2002, Ricardo Campello invented and performed for the first time at the PWA stage in the Canary Islands the legendary Shaka trick, and Dioni Guadagnino invented the E-Slider. Dioni and Ricardo trained together at El Yaque’s home spot on about. Margherita, where Ricardo also came up with such tricks as Pippa and Chacho. Soon with Dioni, they came up with another Air Chacho trick. Also at this time, future freestyle stars Cheo Diaz and Gollito Estredo lived and trained in El Yak. At the 2002 PWA World Freestyle Finals King of Bonaire, 17-year-old local boy Tonky France wins with his unique style and charisma. But on points, American Matt Pritchard becomes the world champion, and his brother Kevin the world wave champion, who at the central stage in Gran Canaria in the final made an innovative back loop trick with one leg and arm, beating the undefeated Bjorn Dunkerbeck. For girls, the 2002 freestyle world champion was Karin Jaggi from Switzerland. Australian Steve Allen and Pole Dorota Stazhevska became the world champion in slalom. SuperX. Freestyle was rapidly approaching slalom in popularity, and to make racing more exciting, a new discipline was introduced in 2003 Super-X , where, on a slalom distance, riders must jump over obstacles, do tricks and go around buoys with a Duck jibe turn. The first world champion in this discipline was the Brazilian Cauli Seadi. In 2003, Campello wins his first of three freestyle world titles. He also invents the Funnell trick, named after Andy Funnell, an English top windsurfer who tragically died. Brazil’s top freestylers Conan Lang and Kauli Seadi come up with Puneta and Gozzada tricks. In the wave discipline, the world champion in 2003 for the first time becomes the 28-year-old wave guru from America, Josh Angulo, who at the PWA finals in Sylt in a very difficult race snatched victory from Bjorn Dunkerbeck. In the slalom, Americans Mika Buzianis and Dorota Stazewska took the titles. Modern champions. In 2004 the Indoor discipline returns and over the next 3 years these competitions are held in London, Bercy and Belgium. In London, Ricardo Campello won in ski jumping, Kauli Seadi in freestyle, and Nick Baker in flight. In the standalone standings for the best ramp jump, Cowley won with an Air Chacho, the coolest trick in the history of indoor windsurfing. At the stage Indoor in France, the legendary Robbie Naish wins the overall ranking, winning the race and taking 2nd place in ski jumping. In the Super-X discipline, 4 stages were held and Matt Pritchard took the world title. In freestyle, Campello won Lanzarote and Fuerteventura and became world champion for 2 times. Kauli became vice-champion by winning the stage in Pozo. In Europe, for the second year in a row, the stages of the Euro Freestyle Tour EFPT 2004 were held, where the Dutchman Kevin Mewissen became the champion for the second time. In wave, Australian wave guru Scott McKercher became world champion with a historic victory in Pozo, beating local legends Vidar Hensen and Bjorn Dunkerbeck. Among the girls, the wave champion was Daida Moreno, who won the wave stage in Pozo, distinguishing herself with such tricks as Push Loop and Table top Forward, as well as Double Forward loop attempts. In slalom, Antoine Albo took the title by winning the final round in Sylt. In the women’s slalom world champion was Alison Shreve from Australia. In 2005, the PWA World Tour introduces a new format for the slalom discipline Slalom 42, where only 4 sails (up to 12.5 m2) and 2 boards (up to 100.5 cm wide) can be registered. In men, the world champion is American Mika Buzianis, and in girls, Karin Jaggi from Switzerland. Irish Finian Maynard sets a world speed record – 48.7 knots (~ 90.2 km / h) at a distance of 500 meters. In Super-X, Matt Pritchard becomes the champion 2 times, and for the girls – Karin Yaggi. Ricardo Campello becomes the freestyle champion 3 times, the Venezuelan Cheo Diaz became the vice-champion, who won on about. Lanzarote. On their heels comes the future champion Gollito Estredo, taking 3rd place in the overall standings. In wave, Kauli Seadi wins his first world title. At the Indoor competition in London 2005, Campello wins the overall standings. Car Hire Fuerteventura, Best Car Rental Rates Fuerteventura Car rentalCars DestinationsAirports Booking managementTrips FAQMap Contacts Roll Airports Driving order Cars of trips FAQ Directs Map Contacts Renting Auto Fuertever, Canar Islands The name of each Canary Island describes its very essence, so Fuertevente came from the Spanish “Elvento”, which means translated means. “wind” and “fuerte” – “strong”. The windiest months in Fuerteventura are June and July, when the Windsurfing World Championship takes place. Located in the Atlantic Ocean off the African continent, Fuerteventura is the second largest of the Canary Islands. Despite such a distance from Spain, Spanish charm and traditions are still preserved here. Fuerteventura offers many cultural and natural attractions, charming beaches, excellent sports facilities and an active nightlife. In order to get to know the island better, book a car rental in Fuerteventura – impressive landscapes, neat roads, many attractions and a lot of impressions are waiting for you. You can get to one of the ports on the island of Fuerteventura by ferry from one of the neighboring Canary Islands: Lanzarote, Gran Canaria, Lobos and Tenerife. And there are direct flights from many European capitals and some of the Canary Islands to Fuerteventura International Airport (FUE). Beaches are the most obvious reason to visit Fuerteventura, there are dozens of them. In the archipelago, this sunny and calm island is the owner of the longest beaches in terms of length. Its shores are dotted with fine light sand, despite the volcanic history of formation. The beaches of Fuerteventura differ from each other in different parts of the island, and to visit several, you will definitely need a car rental. The largest beach of Fuerteventura covers about 30 km of coastline and is called Playa de- Sotavento. It is located in the eastern part. Once a year, the world windsurfing championship is held here, and very close, in the strait, there are places for underwater travel, chosen by divers. Fishing enthusiasts can try deep sea fishing. The Corralejo Nature Reserve is also great for surfing. The southern part of the island has both sandy and black pebble beaches. By the way, on any of the beaches you can easily meet nudists: lovers of sunbathing and swimming naked are officially allowed. The Jandia peninsula is one of the most popular holiday destinations on the island – local beaches have white sand and warm turquoise waters. Playa del Cofete is perhaps the most famous virgin beach of the Canary Islands, famous for its unspoilt natural landscapes. While in El Cotillo, you can’t miss La Concha, a crescent-shaped beach protected by a volcanic reef where you can see amazing fish and other marine life. Fuerteventura is not only about the beaches, there are many interesting places on the island that you would like to see. The Museum of Betancuria, which is located in the most picturesque place – right in the crater of a volcano that has not been active for a long time, will introduce you to the life and traditions of the aborigines of antiquity. In a village called La- Oliva, you can admire the architectural structures that once housed the military governors. It is also interesting to see the local church with a cubic bell tower and a wooden door decorated with carvings by local craftsmen. If you not only admire the door, but also use it for its intended purpose, then a picture of the Last Judgment (as well as other creations) and a magnificent painted altar will appear before the eyes of tourists. Not far from the village there is a volcanic cave with a depth of about 400 meters and a very solid age, creeping up to a million years. Located in Antigua City, the Craft Center offers travelers the opportunity to learn about the traditional arts and crafts of Fuerteventura, as well as visit an authentic molino (mill) and learn about how it works from the inside. In the center of crafts there is also a whole room dedicated to painting and archeology. Explore also the large cactus garden, perfect for a relaxing stroll. Isla – de – Lobos is a great place for a day trip. The small island is just two kilometers from Fuerteventura and is accessible by ferry that leaves every day from Corralejo on the north coast. Isla de- Lobos is a paradise for sun lovers, adventurers and fishermen. Interestingly, the last settlers on the island were the lighthouse keeper and his family, who left the place when the lighthouse became automated. Rural tourism is widespread in the Canaries and Fuerteventura in particular. Places of natural beauty are found throughout the island, as are the traditional country houses where you can stay and experience the full experience of being a local. Corralejo Natural Park. This amazing park in Fuerteventura contains the largest dunes in the Canary Islands: they stretch for 10 kilometers from Puerto Remedio to La Salina and are interesting for rare plants and animals. The dunes are of organic origin – they are formed from the decay of shells of molluscs and other marine organisms. Due to strong winds, the beaches of the reserve are among the most popular on the island among surfers. To make your holiday unforgettable, add the acquaintance with local chipmunks, who are happy to eat right out of your hands, and be sure to try the local delicacies. One of Fuerteventura’s traditional products is Mahorero, a cheese made from goat’s milk. The name of the cheese refers to a specific type of goat whose milk is used to make the product. This word was taken from the language of the indigenous inhabitants of the Canary Islands. Fuerteventura is primarily attracted by the divine beauty of the island. The second factor is its relative lack of crowds and an atmosphere of calm, the opportunity to spend holidays in unity with nature and nothing more. The tourism sector of the island is still at the stage of development, and therefore, with the onset of twilight, life seems to stop. Reminds of her, only the sound of the waves and the starry sky. An ideal place for lovers of silence and solitude. By the way, Fuerteventura is gaining popularity among surfers: every year there are more and more of them. If you say that Fuerteventura is a paradise on earth, then it will be difficult to argue with this, because the beach season is open 365 days a year! In the summer months, the air temperature reaches 27 degrees Celsius, and in the winter – at least 20 plus. On our website CarCanarias.com you can choose the car that suits your trip, compare prices and book dates convenient for you. You can get a car in many places, for example, at Fuerteventura airport, port or one of the towns. Do not deny yourself the pleasure to travel around the entire island and enjoy its incomparable beauty to the fullest! YOUR BROWSER DOES NOT SUPPORT JAVASCRIPT Fuerteventura (Canary Islands) / Travel.ru / Spain Travel.ru Countries Spain Canary Islands Hotels Fuerteventura (Fuerteventura – “strong wind”) – the least known island in the Canary archipelago. However, more than half of its shores are lined with magnificent beaches of white or golden sand, including the famous Playa de Corralejo (in the north) and Jandia (in the south). Most of the tourist infrastructure in the south of the island is concentrated in Jandia. This natural space is separated from the rest of the territory and is almost completely surrounded by white sandy beaches. To the west are windward beaches, which are somewhat dangerous for swimming and therefore quite deserted. In the east, sandy beaches stretch for 20 km, and their width in some places exceeds 1 km. There are two tourist centers here: Costa Calma near the lee beach and Morro Jable built by the harbor from where hydrofoils leave for Gran Canaria. It is interesting to visit the capital and main port of the island – Puerto del Rosario , windmills near Antigua, picturesque villages La Oliva, Pajara and Betancuria , “terrero” arena in Tarajalejo on the sand. Every year in July-August, the World Windsurfing Championship takes place here, and the strait between the volcanic island of Lobos and Fuerteventura is considered the best place for diving and sea fishing on the islands. The island has an interactive Cheese Museum – Museo del Queso . It is located in the building of an old mill in the village of Antigua (El complejo del molino de Antigua). The museum, covering an area of ​​515 square meters, introduces the production of the famous Canarian goat cheese, as well as the centuries-old history of local cattle breeding. The exposition also includes several educational computer attractions. In particular, with the help of a special simulator, tourists will be able to virtually milk a goat, learn how to cook local dishes and make homemade cheese. The Museo del Queso is open Tuesday to Saturday from 10:00 to 18:00. 11:24|27.02.2015 The Canary Islands offer tourists boat trips 14:41|05.11.2014 Fishing excursions have been created for tourists in the Canary Islands 12:00|01.03.2014 A new historical route has been created in the Canary Islands 18:06|15.11.2010 Adults only hotel opens in Canary Islands Fuerteventura – island of the winds Let’s start with Fuerteventura. This is one of the most popular places in the world for kite and windsurfing. The very name of the island is translated from Spanish as “strong wind”. Read more → ave_kii | 2011 To visit Akhuya and… be filled with delight! Wikipedia said that the area “is only a quiet fishing village.” And I never expected that visiting this place, for fun, would bring me many vivid impressions Read more → gtarasov | 05/04/2013 Canaries: Fuerteventura We stayed at the Club Paraiso Playa near Morro de Jable on the Jandia peninsula, but on arrival I liked the Meliá Gorriones, which occupies a huge beach Read more → road_stories | February 2012 Second budget trip to Fuerteventura There were fears that it would be cool there, it would not be possible to sunbathe, but, nevertheless, we would have got at least some, but summer in the midst of winter at home. Read more → Valdis | January 2011 Budget trip to Fuerteventura Except for the picturesque road and the exotic beach with absolutely black volcanic sand, we didn’t see anything interesting. A large overflowing dumpster with cats having breakfast on the beach somehow did not impress us and we drove back. 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Youtube los gigantes: Un vídeo con los gigantes de la Txantrea arrasa en ‘Youtube’ Опубликовано: June 25, 2020 в 11:12 am Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous Un vídeo con los gigantes de la Txantrea arrasa en ‘Youtube’ SUCESOS Arrestado en Arguedas al intentar matar a cuchilladas a su mujer La canción ‘Alemana-Erraldoiak’ de Ene Kantak acumula más de 4,3 millones de reproducciones – Convertida casi en un himno infantil, esta canción suma descargas cada día, animadas también por la aparición en el vídeo de los capitanes de Osasuna Roberto Torres y Oier Sanjurjo. PAMPLONA 26·08·21 | 17:39 Vídeo ‘Alemana-Erraldoiak’ de Ene Kantak No es el último vídeo de cualquier de ‘regetoneros’ de éxito, es el del grupo Ene Kantak con los gigantes de la Txantrea y se ha convertido en uno de los más visto en Youtube. Con más de 4,3 millones de reproducciones, ‘Alemana hipnotiza a los más pequeños de la casa y las madres y padres lo saben. Convertida casi en un himno infantil, esta canción suma descargas cada día, animadas también por la aparición en el vídeo de los capitanes de Osasuna Roberto Torres y Oier Sanjurjo. Ene Kantak es un proyecto musical creado por Nerea Urbizu y Urko Oskoz, en 2011, madre y padre, además de profesores del modelo D, interesados en crear material en euskara “para poder educar a nuestro alumnado y txikis en nuestra lengua y vivir y disfrutar en euskara”. Con esta finalidad optaron por crear canciones, para lo que sumaron a mitad de su primer proyecto a Jesús Irujo. “Para trabajar la coordinación y pasarlo bien, decidimos que cada canción tendría una coreografía sencilla destinada al público infantil”, explican en su web, enekantak.org, convencidos de que existía una demanda importante de este tipo de música, “no vinculada a ninguna religión, que aborda temas como la naturaleza, lo que disfrutamos alrededor de la mesa en las reuniones familiares de esta época, etcétera”. Los componentes de Ene Kantak decidieron destinar parte de los beneficios obtenidos por sus discos y espectáculos a colectivos que trabajen por el euskera “y que les pueda venir bien nuestra ayuda, por pequeña que sea”. 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It owes its name to the gigantic cliffs that surround it, in the time of the Guanches the cliffs of Los Gigantes were also referred to as the wall of hell. Los Gigantes is only a 30-40 minute car drive from Tenerife’s south airport. In addition to admiring these magnificent cliffs that rise up to an altitude of 800 metres, there are many more things to do nowadays in Los Gigantes. More information on the subject can be found below. The best beaches of Los Gigantes In Los Gigantes you will find 2 beautiful beaches, one of which is right next to the harbour of Los Gigantes and its name is Playa de Los Gigantes. Although the black sand beach of Playa de Los Gigantes is not very spacious you will have a great view as you are very close to the magnificent cliffs of Los Gigantes! The other beach is named Playa de la Arena and is considered to be one of the most stunning black sand beaches in Tenerife. Near this popular beach in Los Gigantes you’ll find many restaurants, apartments and walking paths. A great walking idea in Los Gigantes is to walk from Playa de la Arena to Tenerife’s most mysterious natural swimming pool known as Charco del Tancón. 6 Fun things to do There are plenty of things to do when staying in Los Gigantes. But it is also possible to visit Los Gigantes on an excursion that starts from Playa de Las Americas, Costa Adeje or Los Cristianos. This is available through a Tenerife whales and dolphins trips, quad tour or even via a spectacular Tenerife helicopter tour starting from Costa Adeje all the way to the cliffs of Los Gigantes. Excursions starting from Los Gigantes The Club Canary office and website offer a wide selection of excursions departing from Los Gigantes. Below you will find the top 3 most booked activities of tourists who stayed in Los Gigantes. 1: Siam Park is Tenerife’s most popular water park and cannot be ignored. You can reserve your Siam park tickets directly from the Club Canary website with a transfer service from Los Gigantes included! The bus that picks you up in Los Gigantes only leaves on Wednesdays and takes you to the entrance of Siam Park, which is located in Costa Adeje. After a wonderful day enjoying the many slides of Siam Park the bus will also take you back to Los Gigantes. 2: Most people say that you cannot leave Tenerife without having seen the volcano El Teide. This is because the national park of El Teide is astonishing. But did you also know how wonderful El Teide can be at night? Therefore on the number 2 position is the excursion: stargazing in Tenerife. This popular excursion will introduce you to El Teide in night under the guidance of an expert who will guide you in observing the stars and other planets using lasers and telescopes. Teide by night excursion also includes pick-up points in the Los Gigantes area. 3: Going on a jet ski in Tenerife is extremely popular especially in the Costa Adeje area. However, there is also a jet ski rental in Los Gigantes. Naturally, this is a great adventure as you cruise along the cliffs of Los Gigantes. The nice thing is when you book on time you can be picked up for free! More information about this Los Gigantes jet ski safari can be found here. Boat excursions to Los Gigantes Whale and dolphin watching is one of the best things to do in Tenerife. Because these wonderful animals can be admired all year round in the ocean areas close to the Canary Islands. If you want to hire a boat in Tenerife or go on a shared whale watching excursion, the most popular choice is to depart from the harbor of Costa Adeje. In case you want to go on a boat from Costa Adeje to Los Gigantes you will need at least 2 hours to get there, and then 2 hours to return back to Costa Adeje. A very popular whale watching trip to Los Gigantes is with the Freebird Catamaran. The Freebird offers a beautiful cruise on their catamaran where you will pass Los Gigantes and afterwards arrive in the magnificent bay of Masca for a break. But when you are looking for more privacy and luxury than the White Heaven boat departing from Puerto Colon is a great option to travel with towards Los Gigantes. Nice walks in Los Gigantes area Los Gigantes has a pleasant boulevard along the ocean with spectacular views where you can enjoy a lovely walk. While walking along this promenade of Los Gigantes you will find many shops, restaurants and cafes. A good idea is to plan your walk in Los Gigantes in such a way that you can end with a beautiful sunset. Club Canary has prepared a special report in which you can find the sunset times of Tenerife. When you want to take a long hike from Los Gigantes you can follow the Barranco del Santiago which leads you into a high located volcanic landscape. You can also find more challenging walking routes of Tenerife from here. How is the nightlife in Los Gigantes In Los Gigantes you will find Highland Paddy where you can regularly find live music, or where you can attend a karaoke night. However, if you want to experience the ultimate nightlife of Tenerife it’s wiser to come to Playa de Las Americas, because here you will find all sorts of different clubs to choose from. More information can be found on our blog which has been dedicated to the party scene of southern Tenerife. When you are looking to meet new people in Los Gigantes during the day, then the trendy Oasis swimming pool is definitely a good place for you to visit!   Masca & Los Gigantes Boat Trip in Puerto de la Cruz Can’t find your booking reference? The booking reference can be found in the confirmation email, which should be in your inbox. Can’t find it? Leave us your email and we’ll send you a summary of your bookings. Immerse yourself in Tenerife’s incredible nature: enjoy a whale and dolphin watching catamaran cruise, marvel at the dramatic cliffs of Los Gigantes and admire the beautiful rocky beaches of Masca. See availability See availability Boat sailing to MascaSailing along the coast near MascaDiscovering the landscapes of Masca and Los GigantesDramatic coastal cliffs of Masca in TenerifeBoat sailing to MascaSailing along the coast near MascaDiscovering the landscapes of Masca and Los Gigantes See more photos (43) Dramatic coastal cliffs of Masca in TenerifeBoat sailing to MascaSailing along the coast near Masca Immerse yourself in Tenerife’s incredible nature: enjoy a whale and dolphin watching catamaran cruise, marvel at the dramatic cliffs of Los Gigantes and admire the beautiful rocky beaches of Masca. Masca & Los Gigantes Whale & Dolphin Watching Boat Trip Having been picked up from your hotel, you’ll be taken to Puerto Colón, a harbour where you’ll board a catamaran for your adventure along the Adeje Coast. Relax and enjoy the peaceful rocking of the boat as you cruise over to an area where whales and dolphins live in the wild. As you sail around looking for these incredible animals, you’ll learn interesting facts about the different species of marine life that inhabit the waters along the rugged cliffs of Los Gigantes. Watch as pilot whales, common bottlenose dolphins and spotted dolphins swim alongside the catamaran to make friends – don’t forget to say hello! After making the most of the whale and dolphin spotting experience, you’ll have the opportunity to relax and enjoy the island’s beautiful natural scenery on Masca Beach. Admire the views, take in the warmth of the sun and cool off with a refreshing swim in the sea. The perfect end to a magical boat trip! At the end of your catamaran cruise around Masca and Los Gigantes, you’ll return to Puerto Colón from where you’ll make your way back to your departure points. Hotel pickup This tour includes pickup from the main hotels in the northern and southern tourist areas of Tenerife: Los Gigantes, Costa Adeje, Los Cristianos, Playa de las Americas, Golf del Sur and Puerto de la Cruz. When booking, you must tell us the name of your accommodation so we can get in contact with you to confirm the exact pick-up time and the closest meeting point to your hotel. Pick up for the south area, from Los Gigantes to Golf del Sur, is included on this tour on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays. On the other hand, the pick-up for the north will only take place on Thursdays and only includes the locations of Puerto de la Cruz. Pickup times will vary depending on your location. Here you can see approximate pickup times: Excursion to Masca and Los Gigantes, pickup from the north. Excursion to Masca and Los Gigantes, pickup from the south.   If you prefer, you can go directly to the meeting point located in Puerto Colón in Costa Adeje. View complete description Price Adults Children between 5 and 12 years old Children under 5 years old Tour with pick up in south Tenerife € 24. 50 Tour with pick up in north Tenerife € 27.50 Tour with pick up in south Tenerife Tour with pick up in north Tenerife More Information Covid-19 Measures Please check local restrictions before traveling. All of our services comply with recommendations to avoid the spread of Covid-19. Duration 4 hours 30 minutes – 8 hours 30 minutes. Language The activity takes place with a guide that speaks in English, Spanish and other languages. Included Hotel pick up and drop off. English speaking guide. Minibus or bus transport. Lunch. Soft drinks and beer. Not included Hammock rental. Professional photos and videos. Ice cream. When to book? You can book up to the start time, as long as there are places remaining. Book now to guarantee your spot. Type of voucher Electronic. Show the voucher on your phone. Accessibility Not wheelchair accessible. Sustainability All services published on Civitatis are carried out in accordance with our Sustainability Code. No printing of documentation required. Pets Not permitted. Frequently asked questions Q – What is the difference between the 4.5-hour activity and the 8.5-hour activity? A – The duration of 4.5 hours corresponds to the activity with pickup from the south, while the tour of 8.5 hours corresponds to the round trip time from the northern part of the island. Q – How to book? A – To reserve the activity, choose the date and complete the form on this page. You will receive your confirmation immediately. If you have any other questions please contact us. Free cancellation Free! Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the activity starts. If you cancel under this time or do not show up, you will not be refunded. Flexible schedule La censura de YouTube es una amenaza para la izquierda – Rebelion El régimen de censura de YouTube pretendía erradicar la desinformación y evitar el aumento del extremismo. En cambio, ha supuesto un ataque a los medios de comunicación independientes y de izquierdas. ay algo raro que ocurre con los números en ciertos temas». Rania Khalek se acuerda de todas las veces en que YouTube pareció fastidiarla. Hubo una ocasión en la que Khalek, presentadora de Dispatches from the Underclass en Breakthrough News, una organización de medios de comunicación online de izquierda, contó con el historiador Vijay Prashad para discutir cómo la guerra en Ucrania estaba remodelando el orden global. La retransmisión en directo fue un éxito para el canal de noticias políticas sin ánimo de lucro —«Creo que fue la más vista que hemos tenido nunca en una retransmisión en directo», dice Khalek—, pero al día siguiente los miles de visitas por hora que había recibido se redujeron drásticamente. No fue la única vez. Tras observar que toda la cobertura del canal sobre la guerra en Etiopía funcionaba especialmente bien, Breakthrough viajó allí para producir una serie de reportajes, visitando las zonas de guerra y hablando con la población local. «El primer par de reportajes funcionó bien, pero de repente hubo un gran bajón», recuerda. «O toda nuestra audiencia etíope desapareció por completo, o algo raro está ocurriendo». Una historia similar, dice, con su trabajo sobre temas relacionados con Palestina. Las cosas no eran así normalmente en la plataforma. «Cuando un vídeo obtiene un cierto número de visitas en la primera hora, te haces una idea de lo bien que le va a ir durante la semana», dice. «Pero a veces, un vídeo tiene un rendimiento increíble en la primera o segunda hora, y luego baja». Khalek es sólo una de las muchas figuras mediáticas de izquierdas que se han visto afectadas negativamente por las políticas de moderación de contenidos de la plataforma. Supresión, desmonetización, eliminación directa de contenidos: a medida que ha crecido el impulso de la censura tecnológica, aparentemente para apuntar a la «desinformación» y al extremismo en línea, los medios de comunicación independientes de izquierda han sufrido todo esto y más, atrapados en la red expansiva que los censores de YouTube, demasiado entusiastas, con exceso de trabajo o automatizados, han lanzado sobre el contenido de sus plataformas. Postes en la máquina Jordan Chariton conoce las políticas de «moderación de contenidos» de YouTube. El fundador y presentador del outlet independiente Status Coup ha visto cómo sus vídeos han sido eliminados y suprimidos en serie por la plataforma desde que lanzó el outlet en 2018, un patrón que, según él, se está intensificando. «Creo que la supresión ha empeorado y la censura ha empeorado, específicamente después del 6 de enero y de COVID», dice. Incluso antes de los disturbios en el Capitolio, dice Chariton, YouTube había retirado siete u ocho vídeos de él mismo o de su camarógrafo entrevistando a los partidarios de Trump y rebatiendo sus delirios de «Stop the Steal». Entonces, el 6 de enero, el videógrafo Jon Farina fue a DC para filmar una transmisión en vivo de la protesta del día para Status Coup, que resultó ser un gran triunfo. El número de espectadores en directo alcanzó los treinta mil, un récord para el medio, y, habiendo capturado lo que se convertiría en un clip icónico de un oficial de policía del Capitolio siendo atascado contra una puerta por los manifestantes, Status Coup licenció sus imágenes a un conjunto de medios de comunicación nacionales y extranjeros, incluyendo ABC, CNN y NBC, que, como Chariton le dijo a Matt Taibbi, utilizaron las imágenes y los recuerdos de Farina como base para su propia cobertura. Menos de un mes después, desapareció. El material violaba la «política de spam, prácticas engañosas y estafas» de YouTube, según informó la plataforma a Chariton, recordándole que «no se permite el contenido que avance afirmaciones falsas de que el fraude generalizado, los errores o los fallos cambiaron el resultado de las elecciones presidenciales de EE.UU. en 2020». «Para colmo de males, los puntos de venta a los que concedimos la licencia pudieron colgarlo en YouTube sin problemas», dice Chariton. En abril de 2021, calculó que YouTube había retirado hasta diez vídeos de Status Coup de entrevistadores rebatiendo las afirmaciones de los partidarios de Trump sobre las elecciones, y les advirtió de que una nueva infracción les llevaría a una prohibición de una semana. «Sinceramente, no sé cuánto tiempo más podrá sobrevivir Status Coup», tuiteó entonces, con las vistas y el crecimiento de suscriptores cayendo en picado. «Parece que se trata de un algoritmo robotizado que no sabe distinguir entre desmentir mentiras y avanzar en ellas», afirma. Status Coup fue víctima de un cambio tardío en la política de la plataforma tecnológica, propiedad de Google, después de que YouTube recibiera fuertes críticas por no seguir el ejemplo de Twitter y Facebook a la hora de limitar el alcance de los contenidos que cuestionan el resultado de las elecciones. Ryan Grim, de The Intercept, se enfrentó al mismo problema cuando era el copresentador progresista designado de Rising, el programa matutino de política de The Hill, que fue suspendido en la plataforma por reproducir clips de dos discursos de Trump sin que los presentadores identificaran explícitamente que contenían afirmaciones falsas sobre las elecciones, incluso cuando se referían a Trump como un «loco». «El propio algoritmo de YouTube ha creado todo un movimiento que cree en falsas teorías de la conspiración, pero si entrevistas a las personas reales que han envenenado, te opones y publicas las entrevistas, te quitan el canal», tuiteó más tarde Grim. No es ni mucho menos una práctica nueva de YouTube, que una vez retiró un vídeo que criticaba el revisionismo del Holocausto porque confundió el escrutinio del concepto con la promoción. Peor aún, ni siquiera fue eficaz: la creencia de que las elecciones de 2020 fueron robadas en realidad creció y se extendió a medida que YouTube y otras plataformas intensificaron sus esfuerzos de censura, probablemente porque, como concluyó el Centro Berkman Klein para Internet y la Sociedad, la campaña de desinformación sobre las elecciones de 2020 fue «dirigida en gran medida por las élites políticas y los medios de comunicación». Pero la desinformación electoral no es el único tema al que parece dirigirse YouTube. «Cuando hago algo con Amazon en el titular en un livestream, generalmente no supera los doscientos espectadores en directo, mientras que otros temas están entre los doscientos cincuenta y los cuatrocientos», dice Chariton. Cuando los espectadores se suscriben a un canal, se supone que reciben una notificación hasta tres veces al día cada vez que hay un nuevo vídeo o livestream, algo que los administradores del canal pueden ver en su extremo. Así es como Chariton sabe que YouTube ha tomado la costumbre de no enviar notificaciones sobre los vídeos de Amazon, Flint y el fundador de WikiLeaks, Julian Assange. The Serfs, un podcast de comedia que cubre las noticias políticas desde una perspectiva de izquierdas, vio cómo sus dos canales de YouTube eran eliminados sumariamente sin una huelga o advertencia, la primera vez sobre esa misma base de estafas y malas prácticas, y más tarde, por acusaciones de «acoso, amenazas y ciberacoso». En otro incidente, cuando el podcast hizo un sketch sobre Mark Randazza, un abogado defensor de la libertad de expresión que representa a supremacistas blancos y otras figuras de extrema derecha, miles de usuarios lo marcaron al instante como discurso de odio. «Las dos veces [que se retiraron los canales] fueron por lo que sospecho que fueron campañas de marcaje masivo», dice Lance, el presentador de The Serfs, y YouTube señala los vídeos de Serfs que apuntan a Joe Rogan, al YouTuber PewDiePie y al ex alumno de Infowars Paul Joseph Watson. «Por lo demás, es la muy habitual desmonetización que supone discutir cualquier cosa relacionada con LGBTQIA+». Voces autorizadas Al igual que con todas las plataformas tecnológicas, el régimen de censura de YouTube —o «moderación de contenidos», como lo llaman eufemísticamente sus defensores— se intensificó realmente en 2016 y después. A medida que los políticos y los medios de comunicación liberales recurrían cada vez más a la desinformación en línea para explicar las elecciones de 2016 y otras conmociones políticas, una serie de escándalos sobre contenidos infantiles extremistas e inapropiados produjeron una serie de revueltas de anunciantes denominadas «Adpocalypse». En respuesta, YouTube emitió una amplia orden de desmonetización contra todo el contenido «no apto para anunciantes», una categoría que incluía «temas controvertidos» y «eventos sensibles». Los canales de noticias y de política sufrieron un golpe inmediato. «Pasé de ganar un dinero decente a ganar cero dólares y cero centavos de la noche a la mañana», ha declarado Kyle Kulinski, presentador del programa de entrevistas políticas de izquierdas Secular Talk. Siguieron más escándalos sobre el discurso de odio y el extremismo, y YouTube intensificó su programa de censura en respuesta. En 2019, lanzó una política de promoción de lo que llamó «voces autorizadas» en la plataforma, que el jefe de producto Neal Mohan definió como «fuentes de noticias que tienen un historial de credibilidad y relevancia», una publicación en el blog de YouTube que señala a CNN y Fox como ejemplos. La consejera delegada Susan Wojcicki señaló igualmente «cualquier cosa que vaya en contra de las recomendaciones de la Organización Mundial de la Salud» como ejemplo de lo que se eliminaría, una categoría que, en varias ocasiones, habría incluido otras voces autorizadas, como los Centros de Control y Prevención de Enfermedades. El resultado es un sistema de censura de dos niveles, confuso y opaco, en el que los medios pequeños e independientes tienen pocos recursos cuando se producen errores, lo que, como ha reconocido el propio YouTube, ocurre con regularidad. Al haber pasado del programa Hill’s Rising al programa Breaking Points, financiado por los oyentes, Krystal Ball vio de primera mano cómo funciona esta dinámica. Ball agradece que ella y el copresentador Saagar Enjeti hayan podido «jugar en el cajón de arena del Capitolio” y aprender qué temas se desmonetizan y cuáles no, dice, lo que informó su decisión de optar por un modelo de negocio basado en los suscriptores. Pero la diferencia de trato desde que se independizó es palpable. «Saagar y yo hacemos lo mismo que la Colina, en general nuestras opiniones son más o menos las mismas o incluso más altas, pero ya no recibimos los segmentos súper virales que antes», dice. «Si eres un periodista independiente y no tienes esa credencial de ‘fuente confiable’, te golpean. Lo negarán, pero hemos visto con nuestra propia experiencia la forma en que el contenido va en una dirección frente a cuando estás bajo el paraguas corporativo». Los moderadores «te dan una explicación vaga o general» de por qué se ha censurado un vídeo, dice, mientras que el funcionamiento del algoritmo sólo se puede discernir con la experiencia. Ocasionalmente, obtendrán más información de un contacto directo que tengan en YouTube. Pero incluso eso es más que la mayoría de los canales independientes de la plataforma. «Los controles y equilibrios para los canales más pequeños son abismales», dice Lance, de The Serfs. «Los canales con millones de suscriptores tienen representantes reales con los que pueden contactar. Pero si eres un pequeño izquierdista con quinientos suscriptores, lo más probable es que tu canal sea retirado simplemente si recibe unos cientos de informes porque alguien publicó un enlace en 4chan». «Se limitan a citar la huelga y a decir que es desinformación electoral», dice Chariton. «No te dicen dónde estaba en el vídeo, qué se decía. Eso es casi censura en la sombra». Cuando hablamos, Chariton había recurrido recientemente con éxito un «strike” dictado por los moderadores. Pero a los creadores de contenidos sólo se les concede una apelación. E incluso ese, sospecha, sólo ganó porque levantó un escándalo en Twitter, respaldado por otros nombres de la izquierda como Ball y Grim. Los Serfs no tuvieron tanta suerte. Cuando publicaron un vídeo cómico en la manifestación de camioneros en Vancouver a principios de este año, donde Lance dice que «gritaron un montón de tonterías”, «cosas como: ‘Justin Trudeau está poniendo su semen en el suministro de agua. No te bebas su semen’», dice. El programa fue eliminado definitivamente de su canal por ser información médica errónea, y su apelación fue rechazada. Y aunque los grandes canales que tuvieron la oportunidad de construir su audiencia y establecerse antes de los cambios de YouTube después de 2016 podrían ser capaces de capear estos problemas, todo tiene un efecto escalofriante en los puntos de venta más pequeños y nuevos. «A veces tengo que detenerme en historias que antes no habría detenido», dice Chariton. «Ni siquiera sabes qué es lo que puedes decir o hacer que puede violar los términos de YouTube». Debido a que el algoritmo parece enterrar la información real sobre el terreno —lo que Status Coup se enorgullece de hacer— Chariton dice que se ha encontrado con que tiene que «hacer cosas más tópicas y llamativas para que la gente entre por la puerta». «Es mucho más difícil para las nuevas voces independientes”, dice Ball. «Hay un montón de voces maravillosas e inteligentes que pueden ofrecer un nuevo desafío al sistema y que simplemente nunca serán escuchadas». Es hora de preocuparse Hoy en día, la izquierda tiende a despreciar el tema de la censura tecnológica. Sacar a relucir este tipo de preocupaciones es muy probable que provoque apatía, si no un apoyo total a la política. Después de todo, la respuesta típica es que los centros de poder van a censurar inevitablemente a la izquierda pase lo que pase; así que, ¿por qué no seguir la corriente y al menos eliminar algunas voces nocivas de la extrema derecha en el proceso? Pero la gente con la que hablé veía las cosas de otra manera. «Lo que acaba ocurriendo es que, aunque los gigantes de la tecnología supriman a la extrema derecha, la izquierda no tiene dinero detrás, y la derecha sí. Pueden crear su propia plataforma», dice Khalek. «Entiendo la inclinación, pero no vivimos en un país donde la izquierda manda. Vivimos en un país donde todo en Internet es propiedad de multimillonarios». Chariton cambió de opinión sobre este mismo tema después de experimentar de primera mano los peligros de los esfuerzos de censura de las empresas. Después de pedir que los medios de comunicación que promovieran la campaña «Stop the Steal» de Trump fueran retirados del aire a raíz del 6 de enero, Chariton renunció al tuit un mes después, tras sus propias peleas con los censores de YouTube por sus imágenes del evento. Las corporaciones que controlan la prensa estadounidense, escribió, estaban ahora trabajando con Silicon Valley para purgar los pocos medios independientes de izquierda que existían. «Una de las grandes razones por las que me he mantenido en la crisis de Flint durante años es porque los medios de comunicación dominantes han impulsado la mentira de que ya se ha acabado. He estado allí más de veinte veces y no es cierto», dice. «Una de las razones por las que los medios de comunicación dominantes son capaces de declarar narrativas es porque los medios independientes no tienen micrófono. Y cuando los medios independientes son censurados, sólo tienes un montón de ovejas». «Es peligroso creer en una política que desafía al poder», dice Ball. «La izquierda será golpeada más consistentemente porque desafía más consistentemente al poder». De hecho, los creadores de contenidos de derechas siguen prosperando en YouTube y otras plataformas tecnológicas, e incluso son favorecidos por ellas, y han recurrido a dinero de capital riesgo para poner en marcha sus propias plataformas libres de censura, como la competidora de YouTube, Rumble. Fuera de Internet, la derecha tiene ahora el mayor propietario de emisoras de televisión locales del país, y al menos tres redes de cable distintas, incluyendo, a través de Fox, varios de los programas de mayor audiencia en las noticias por cable. También es imposible no notar que, a pesar de un régimen de censura en línea que ha aumentado radicalmente desde 2016, los problemas de desinformación y extremismo político parecen haber empeorado. Tampoco ha disminuido la creencia del público estadounidense en una variedad de falsedades. La censura tecnológica, al parecer, ha demostrado ser una solución inadecuada para los mismos problemas que justifican su existencia. Y para la izquierda, puede reflejar o incluso estar contribuyendo a un desorden posterior a 2020 que ha ayudado a alimentar una desilusión con la labor de persuasión y construcción de coaliciones. «Creo que tenemos que creer en la democracia y tener confianza en que podemos participar, en que podemos debatir y en que nuestros argumentos son lo suficientemente fuertes como para ganar el día», dice Ball. «En el momento en que se va por el camino de pensar que el problema son las personas individuales que necesitan ser silenciadas en lugar de los grandes sistemas que necesitan ser reformados, se hace imposible la solidaridad y la acción colectiva». «Es una forma de antipolítica», concluye. Fuente: https://jacobinlat.com/2022/07/06/la-censura-de-youtube-es-una-amenaza-para-la-izquierda-2/ Gigantes del Cibao anuncian 3 nuevos importados Gigantes del Cibao a los importados Logan Ondrusek, Jorge Martínez y Kevin Siegrist. Dos lanzadores derechos y un zurdo Los Gigantes del Cibao anunciaron la contratación de dos lanzadores derechos y un zurdo en calidad de importados para la próxima temporada, se trata Logan Ondrusek, Jorge Martínez y Kevin Siegrist. Ondrusek estará de regreso con los campeones nacionales, ya que formó parte de la franquicia durante la pasada temporada, el veterano Jorge Martínez vestirá su tercer uniforme en LIDOM, mientras que Kevin Siegrist hará su debut en nuestra pelota. Logan Ondrusek Lanzador derecho de 37 años de edad, que formó parte del equipo campeón de los Gigantes del Cibao durante la pasada temporada. Trabajó en la serie regular en cinco juegos, cuatro de ellos en condición de abridor, donde tuvo marca de 2-1 con efectividad de 1.64, lanzado en 22.0 entradas, permitiendo 15 hits con siete boletos y 17 ponches, manteniendo un WHIP de 1.00 En el Round Robín también tuvo excelente actuación de 2-0, con efectividad de 2.30 en tres juegos. LEER MÁS: Toros del Este suman contratación de lujo al equipo  En el 2022 su actuación en Taiwán En la liga profesional de Taiwán, Ondrusek presentó marca de 7-0 con efectividad de 2.00 en 54.0 entradas lanzadas, donde permitió 56 imparables, con ocho boletos y 50 ponches, dejando su WHIP en 1. 19. Jorge Martinez, veterano lanzador derecho es nuestra nueva contratación. Martínez trabajó este verano en la Atlantic League donde tuvo Record de 9 G y 5 P, 3.48 Efectividad, 103 Innings y 121 ponches. Martinez tiene experiencia en la liga con Licey y Toros.#ElCibaoEsCampeón pic.twitter.com/rJyrZtgk1N — Gigantes del Cibao ® (@Gigantes_Cibao) September 13, 2022 Jorge Martínez Lanzador derecho de 37 años que debutó en LIDOM en la temporada 2015 con los Tigres del Licey, pero en las últimas tres campañas lanzó para los Toros del Este. El veterano nacido en Cuba irá a su quinta temporada en la liga dominicana y su primera con los Gigantes del Cibao, luego de acumular marca de 9-6 con efectividad de 3.15 en 103.0 entradas, donde ha permitido 106 imparables, 24 boletos y 63 ponches con un WHIP de 1. 26. Martínez en playoffs ha sido un lanzador efectivo ganando dos partidos con una derrota (2-1) y con efectividad de 1.40 y WHIP 0.88 Kevin Siegrist, veterano con 5 años de experiencias en Grandes Ligas se une a nuestros importados. 😎 Siegrist es un relevista zurdo que este año estuvo en la Atlantic League con record de 5 G y 0 P, 1.23 de efectividad, 5 salvados, 36.2 Innings , 49 ponches y un WHIP 0.76 pic.twitter.com/Aa5K0UqXm5 — Gigantes del Cibao ® (@Gigantes_Cibao) September 13, 2022 Kevin Siegrist Es un lanzador zurdo con cinco temporadas de experiencia en las Grandes Ligas con los Cardenales de San Luis y los Filis de Filadelfia entre el 2013 y 2017. En las Mayores tuvo marca de 18-10 en 276 partidos como relevista, donde trabajó 245.2 entradas, permitiendo 183 imparables, con 116 boletos y 286 ponches, mientras que su WHIP fue 1. 21 En el año 2022 el nuevo jugador de los Gigantes del Cibao ha tenido éxito en la Atlantic League ganando cinco juegos sin derrotas (5-0) con efectividad 1.23 en 36.2 entradas donde otorgó 19 boletos, 49 ponches y un WHIP de 0.76 El gerente general Jesús Mejía expresó su satisfacción por la contratación de los tres lanzadores, que incluye el regreso a San Francisco de Macorís de Logan Ondrusek. Escrito por Prensa Gigantes del Cibao DESCARGA NUESTRA APP, DISPONIBLE EN GOOGLE PLAY: TIEMPO EXTRA RD APP ¿Quieres saber más sobre las últimas noticias del mundo del Deporte? Te invitamos a seguirnos en nuestro canal de YouTube: Tiempo Extra RD Puede seguirnos también en Spotify: Tiempo Extra RD Lo invitamos a seguirnos en las redes sociales: Facebook: Tiempo Extra RD Instagram: @TiempoExtraRD Twitter: @EsTiempoExtra Sigue nuestros grupos de cada equipo y atleta: Tiempo Extra RD: Grupos También puede leernos en el Grupo de Facebook: MLB con Los Amigos de Marvin Imágenes utilizadas son autorizadas a reutilizar Alcorisa presenta sus fiestas a lo grande con los Gigantes y Cabezudos como pregoneros Noche «muy esperada» e ilusionante para Alcorisa, que presentó este sábado sus fiestas mayores y a los Representantes de la Juventud y la Infancia 2022, protagonistas de la noche. Lo hizo a lo grande, ante más de mil personas y con la Comparsa de Gigantes y Cabezudos como pregoneros. Su participación activa en el municipio durante tantos años, su fomento de los gigantes y cabezudos, su constante ampliación de bailes e incorporación de nuevos miembros que continúen la tradición la ha convertido en una de las asociaciones más involucradas en el mundo cultural y festivo del pueblo. «Los gigantes son sinónimo de fiesta y ser los pregoneros es muy gratificante. Es un reconocimiento al trabajo que hemos venido desarrollando en nuestros 20 años de historia», destacó su actual presidente, Daniel Martín. Aunque la comparsa se fundó oficialmente como asociación en el 2003, algunos gigantes como los reyes datan de 1940 y existen referencias a ellos desde la década de los años 30. Por aquel entonces eran las peñas del municipio quienes se encargaban de sacarlos en fiestas y días patronales. En la actualidad, con sus trece gigantes y sus seis cabezudos y en torno a 50 integrantes, la comparsa se encarga de amenizar fiestas allá donde se le solicita con sus bailes, música y coloridos trajes. Es la más numerosa de Aragón, y precisamente por su afán de continuar mejorando, en los últimos años han renovado la vestimenta de tres parejas de gigantes y de todos los cabezudos. Fueron queridos personajes como el Rey Jesús, la Reina Alejandra, Don Quijote o Dulcinea, entre otros, quienes se encargaron de tomar las riendas del acto del pregón y hacer un pequeño recorrido por la historia de la comparsa, además de realizar sus característicos bailes para el disfrute del público. «En una especie de obra de teatro han sido ellos los que han contado las diferentes vivencias, un pequeño resumen, porque tenemos para escribir un libro. Hemos disfrutado mucho actuando pero también preparándolo», destacó Daniel Martín. A parte de la actuación los tres presidentes de la historia de la comparsa, –Manuel López, Alejandro Añón y Daniel Martín-, subieron al escenario agradeciendo y compartiendo con el público las vivencias de la comparsa. «Aprovechamos la ocasión con nuestros gigantes como testigos de honor para daros las gracias a todos los que nos acompañáis en cada momento en el que salimos a recorrer las calles. Sin vosotros esta comparsa no tendría sentido», declararon desde el atril. Como no podía ser de otra manera contaron con el acompañamiento de Los Dulzaineros. No faltó el agradecimiento a Manuel Cirujeda por su labor «incansable» en el cuidado de los gigantes. Momentos antes del pregón y el espectáculo ofrecido por los protagonistas, se llevó a cabo el acto de proclamación y presentación de los Representantes de la Juventud y la Infancia, quienes también tuvieron unas palabras para el público. «Esperamos que estas fiestas sean inolvidables, que nuestras calles y plazas se llenen de alegría, buen ambiente y color», destacaron. Este 2022 Lorena Lozano y Lucía Peralta representan a la Juventud alcorisana. Por su parte Rocío Espallargas, Laura Gracia y Óscar Aznar, representan a la Peña Taurina. En cuanto los representantes infantiles subieron al escenario Edurne Lecina, Paula Torres, Martina Pueyo, Martina Félez, Jorge Aznar e Iker Ferrer. Por su parte, el alcalde de Alcorisa, Miguel Iranzo, recalcó en su intervención que espera que estas sean unas fiestas «muy especiales» gracias a la buena respuesta del público. «Hemos estado más de 1.000 personas, demostrando la constancia y el compromiso de la gente con su pueblo», recalcó. Durante su emotivo discurso destacó el «honor» de representar a Alcorisa y no se olvidó de la labor «incansable» de todos los colectivos esenciales durante la pandemia del covid, así como de los que ya no están. Por su parte, el concejal de Fiestas, José Luis Guillén, quiso poner en valor la gran cantidad de actos programados para todos los públicos, así como el trabajo de la concejalía junto con la Comisión de Fiestas para hacerlos posibles. «Tenemos que volver a salir a las calles y representar a nuestro pueblo de la mejor manera posible en estos 7 días de fiestas con la alegría que siempre se desprende en Alcorisa», reivindicó. El acto, presentado por la periodista de la Cadena SER Teruel Concha Hernández, contó con la participación especial de Marisol Aznar. Los fuegos artificiales, que iluminaron el Calvario, pusieron el colofón final a un acto que no se vivía desde 2019. Además, cabe destacar que también la banda de música amenizó la velada. 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Day 1: Vladimir… Popular destinations Golden ring Crimea Moscow Moscow region Barcelona Montenegro Tenerife Tver region Vladimir region Abkhazia St. Petersburg Greece Rome Belarus Gelendzhik and surroundings Sochi and Adler Country navigation Germany Cyprus Spain Barcelona Portugal Montenegro Estonia Austria Croatia Georgia Abkhazia Russia Greece Belarus Vietnam Beaches of Los Gigantes Playa de la Arena is considered the best beach in the resort. It is covered with black volcanic sand and has a fairly rapid depth gain, which makes it not the best place for families with children. Like most beaches in Tenerife, there are almost always waves here, but tourists swim. The beach has a shower, toilet and sunbeds, cafes and restaurants. Playa Chica is located next to the small port town of Puerto de Santiago. Its infrastructure is poorly developed and it is not popular with tourists. Playa de los Guios is located right next to the main local attraction – the majestic cliffs of Los Gigantes. Of the amenities on the beach there are only sunbeds. There are usually few tourists. Hotels Los Gigantes There is only 1 hotel in Los Gigantes itself – book Stil Los Gigantes. Look for tours to this hotel. In total, there are more than 20 hotels and apartments in the district, which are rented out for a period of several days. Attractions and activities The cliffs of Los Gigantes are the highest in Spain. This is the main attraction of the resort. They are so popular that people come to see them from all the resorts of the island, despite the fact that they have to overcome quite significant distances. However, believe me, the spectacle is worth it. Those wishing to see something else besides the famous rocks can be offered a mandatory visit Siam Water Park . He has long managed to fall in love with tourists for the variety of entertainment associated with water attractions. In addition, there is also Loro Park , one of the most visited places on the island. In it you can see a huge number of parrots of a wide variety of colors, colors and species. Surprisingly, there is also a penguinarium, which is considered the largest in the world, as well as the best European-level dolphinarium! Is this not enough? Then welcome to the glass aquarium, which is more like a huge tunnel in size, in which giant sharks swim, and, thanks to the special location of the aquarium, all this happens right above your head. Yacht port . Here you can rent a boat or yacht and go fishing, diving or walking around the Canary Islands. There is no nightlife like in the southern resorts of Costa Adeje and Las Americas, so young people will be bored in this resort. How to get to Los Gigantes There are no direct flights from the south and north airports, you can only get there with a transfer to Las Americas on routes 473 or 477. Most tourists prefer to order a taxi from Tenerife airport to Los Gigantes even before departure, or rent a car . 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Posted on Friday, 12 October 2018 19:28 🔥🔥🔥 We have created groups in VK and Facebook, where we will make selections with hot tours and cheap air tickets. Join them, subscribe to the Telegram channel and be the first to receive the most delicious offers. Find the best ticket prices in Tenerife! The lowest prices for tours in Tenerife 12 must-see places in Tenerife The question often arises of what to see on your own and what sights of Tenerife you can visit during a week in the Canary Islands, we have made for you a selection of the main interesting places and activities that are worth doing during a tour in Tenerife. You can get to Tenerife by a direct charter flight from Kyiv. Whale and Dolphin Tour From the port of Los Gigantes there are two-hour excursions on a small boat for 15 euros or four-hour excursions on a large ship for 33 euros. From a pirate ship, they are allowed to bungee jump into the ocean to see dolphins (if there are no big waves). I would like to note that it doesn’t happen every time and only every second (according to our statistics) is lucky to meet whales. But for 15 euros, we definitely recommend you try it. You can buy an excursion on the spot or at any tourist kiosk in the city of Los Gigantes. This will take 2 to 4 hours without travel time. Mount Teide and its surroundings Mount Teide is the highest point in the Atlantic Ocean and is best reached by car, but can also be reached by bus from Puerto de la Cruz or Las Americas. You can read more about buses here. To climb to the top of the volcano, you don’t need to walk at all, since you can get to the cable car by car, and the cable car takes you almost to the very top. It is best to buy tickets for the cable car at the hotel, hotels have a general system for buying tickets, so this is not a problem for them. At the top of the volcano, the temperature sometimes drops to minus ten degrees during the day and there is a strong wind, so be sure to take warm clothes. In addition to climbing to the top, you can also visit the crater of the volcano, for this you need to obtain permission from the local authorities, this can be done online. This will take from 3 hours, including travel time. Shopping Tenerife and other Canary Islands is a free economic zone, on the islands taxes are 4.5 times less than in other Spain. Therefore, low prices for equipment and clothing. The best shopping in Santa Cruz and its surroundings. Diving or snorkeling with big turtles in Playa del Puertito GPS coordinates of the metsa where they swim: 28°06’48. 0″N 16°46’04.3″W or 28.113329, -16.76786 8 hours without travel time. Visit Maska Gorge and return by boat Maska Gorge is one of the most beautiful places on the island. The traditional way to visit it is to come to the gorge by car or bus. Leave the car in the parking lot and go from its beginning to the ocean on foot (about 1.5-2 hours walk), and then on the boat, which are constantly standing there and waiting for tourists, sail to Los Gigantes for 12 euros. From Los Gigantes in the gorge behind the car, you can return by taxi or bus with one change. This will take from 3 hours without travel time. The best water park in the world – Siam Park The zoo has a performance with trained killer whales three times a day, fur seal show (5 times a day), dolphin show (4 times a day), parrot show (6 times in a day). It is better to look at the performance time on the zoo website or find out at the entrance. There is a free shuttle bus from Las Americas to the zoo. You can spend from two hours to the whole day at the zoo. Please note that the zoo has been seen in cruel behavior with animals, there are many articles about this at the link. This will take 2 to 6 hours without travel time. Surfing in Las Americas In Las Americas there is a “surfer quarter” (located near Burger King) where there are many surf schools. Renting ammunition for half a day costs 15 euros, a two-hour lesson with a trainer 25-35 euros per person. Skating takes place on the beach opposite McDonald’s. In our opinion, there are very good schools and waves for beginner surfers. You should not be afraid of stones, as the lineup is located at a depth and the whole process takes place at such a depth that the stones do not interfere. Professionals surf on the northern coast, as the waves are higher and stronger there. It will take from 2 to 8 hours without travel time Walk through the parks and promenade of Puerto de la Cruz Puerto de la Cruz is the first resort in Tenerife, it does not have such number of hotels as in the south of the island. But there are many parks and a pretty promenade. Also this city has a Spanish flavor. This will take 1 to 3 hours without travel time. Visit the city of La Orotava El Médano is the kiting center of the Canaries and one of the most famous kiting spots in Europe. The wind here blows 300 days a year. There are many kite and windsurf schools in the city. It will take 2 to 8 hours without travel time Drive along the route Playa de Las Teresitas – Parque Rural de Anaga – Playa de Benijo – San Cristóbal de La Laguna In Tenerife, you must go along the route: beach Las Teresitas (Playa de Las Teresitas) – Anaga Park (Parque Rural de Anaga) – Benijo beach (Playa de Benijo) – the former capital of San Cristóbal de La Laguna (San Cristóbal de La Laguna) About these places you can read in our separate article about the sights of Tenerife. To visit the trekking routes in Anaga Park, you need permission from the local authorities. Permission can be obtained online at this and this link. It will take all day. Visit the best restaurants of the island We recommend Tito’s bodeguita in the north of the island and Meson Castellano in the south of the island. There are also other restaurants in the north and south. Prices for food in Tenerife at the link. ✅Sights and interesting facts about other European cities. Dolphin Embassy Dolphin Embassy SAVE the Date Idea Projects Research Community Creations Delphin House Declaration Films Festival 9000 9000 Saint-Petersburg In interesting times interesting discoveries are made. On the evening of May 31st the White Hole will be opened. Black holes (in which time and space collapse and rays, plans, relations, ideas disappear) have been discovered for a long time. White holes (which, on the contrary, are a source of radiation of energy, light, novelty, meanings) have so far been considered hypothetical objects. The first White Hole was discovered by the Dolphin Embassy in February 2020. Since then, it has been localized about ten times in various cities of the world and, according to experts, this time it will happen in St. Petersburg. The theme of the evening is “Exit Babylon”. How to get out of it when it is everywhere, and most importantly – inside us? The last day of spring will smoothly flow into summer, and we, if possible, through the Black Hole – into the White. . UNIVERSITY AS A DIRECTION FINDER OF THE FUTURE. EQUATION WITH ONE UNKNOWN. ​ A conversation about the principles of the new educational space. March 20, 2021 “SMART CINEMA”​ Annual February meeting in Moscow. February 21, 2021 “Birthday” screening of the film “The Revelation of Jonah”, which premiered exactly a year ago. It turned out that this is a parable about the year we all experienced. Next – new times and new films. (The film is screened as part of the Reasonable Cinema Festival) COORDINATE SYSTEM Dolphin Embassy course October 14-18, 2020, Moscow Main topic: “The ability to choose the Present. ” ​ When a person’s image of the future disappears, he becomes numb. But he still has the possibility of the Present. How to be alive in the era of zombies… You either give up or make sure that you are capable of fantastic things – depends on understanding who you are and where you are. To save the princess from the tower, you need to know which wall to put the ladder against. Ariadne’s thread is needed to get out of the labyrinth. Games on the boundaries of anthropology. EXPEDITION TO THE PRESENT ​ performance at the PIR festival September 28, 2020 Circumstances of force majeure – the one that begins to act through us, changing us. When we go so far as to forget not only her name, but the very fact of her existence, she brings us back to herself so that we can be born while we are alive. You find yourself locked in your own house alone with a person living inside your skin, from whom even with an electronic code you cannot escape. In this space of yours no one is interested in who you are for the outside world: the only question is who is inside you. At the species level, conditions have been created for the completion of the past. If you take advantage of this, “the new man will be in place of the old.” Hatched from this cocoon, what do we want to be born again? Revelation Presentation February 28, “Illusion” Life Secrets Tedx Presentation December 5, Yaroslavl, Tedxstrelka Park Miracle – this is an extremely low probability event, in which from the point of view of a materialistic picture the world is absent or a causal relationship cannot be determined. The reasons for such events are beyond the scope accessible to modern means of objective measurement and analysis. A miracle is the realization of the best of the existing possibilities, which, it would seem, violates the accepted laws. Therefore, such events are most often referred to as unknown “accidents”. Man is the greatest miracle of the universe, because by its nature, it is the bearer and conductor of the miraculous, capable of embodying these possibilities – to work miracles. And at the same time, Man is the greatest paradox, in most cases he does not want to know anything about his true capabilities, does not believe in them and chooses a completely different way of life and interaction with the world. REVELATION OF JONA PRIVATE SCREENING November 17, 2019, Angleterre Cinema Theatre, St. Petersburg How many times have you been able to feel that something much bigger than you surrounds and pervades you? You call it intuition, premonition or conscience – but who is really knocking inside you? Three days, three nights, three lives in the belly of a whale… Eyes must get used to the dark in order to learn to distinguish light. There is no other way to see the light… GUIDE TO THE WORLD OF SUPERPOSITIONS book presentation November 16, 2019, Writers Book Store, St. Petersburg The world in which we live, at every moment and at every point, is alive, unified and reasonable. A miracle is a manifestation of the unified, living and intelligent nature of the world in a specific single event, chain of circumstances or phenomenon. It is said that once a student came to the master for answers, and he asked him what was the main problem of human life. “In the fact that a person does not find answers to the main questions?” the student asked. “No. It’s that he doesn’t find questions worth looking for answers to.” Looks like we’ve had enough of these questions. Finding answers to them is not boring. ABOUT THE NATURE OF MIRACLES public talk October 15, 2019, Coliseum Concert Hall, St. Petersburg 1/1 There are questions, the very existence of which is necessary for life. Who are we? Where are we from and where are we? New physics, new anthropology, new practice. MEETING IN THE RUSSIAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY November 13, 2019, St. Petersburg 9NOW Assembly discoveries and cultural trends of recent years, collectively changing the system of ideas about the world and humanity and possibly leading humanity out of the civilizational impasse. more Cultural Forum November 17, 2018 “There are three inseparable hypostases in the living book of the universe: the readable – reading – reading. This is creativity, re-creating both the Creation and the Creator…” PREDATOR TENDERNESS multimedia exhibition November 17-25, 2018 Saint Petersburg, st. Shpalernaya, 56, UNIVERSE OF WATER Dolphins and Whales. The largest mammals and the most powerful predators on the planet. The most ancient carriers of consciousness and reason, full of love and tenderness… About them “ordinary” means about us possible. About us – the real ones. ​ – 25 screens with unique photo and video evidence of the life of free dolphins and whales; – unprecedented materials about the culture, abilities and occupations of dolphins and whales in the natural environment; – voices of dolphins, songs of whales and music written and played by musicians participating in the expeditions. Tale of white light and straw Multimedia concert November 17, 2018, 20.00 St. Petersburg, Kamenoostrovsky Ave., Lenfilm November 17 at 20.00 in St. Petersburg, as part of the International Cultural Forum For the first time, the Dolphin Embassy will present a multimedia concert based on the text “12 vessels of ZhI”, found during one of the Embassy’s expeditions. ​ “In general, you can’t and can’t do anything, except for one thing… Besides, compared to everything else, everything else is nothing, about which it makes no sense to talk… You are sewn together For one is possible and actual … ” Video events: 30 Friends Ocean IV World Festival 19-24 June Details0004 Predator Tenderness life-changing encounters with whales TEDx talk in Moscow (TEDxRANEPA) Read more Take Five O’Clock August 13, 2017, 17. 00 Monaco, Oceanographic Museum “Take-O-Cook”- Event organized by the Dolphin embassy in the legendary Oceanographic Museum of the Monasto Albert I) as part of the expedition of the Embassy, ​​working in the summer of 2017 in Sanctuary Pelagos (France – Monaco – Italy). New film – new music – new experiments. JUST LIKE YOU inauguration of photo exhibition … LIKE YOU, I breathe air and hold my breath in water; LIKE YOU, I feed my children with milk; LIKE YOU, I teach and educate my children, passing them knowledge and language… DOLPHIN FESTIVAL 2017 If we flew to another planet, would we be able to recognize Mind in its inhabitants? What if the Ocean is a living being? Is it possible to contact him? What are the terms of this contact? Consciousness – what is it? What are the universal criteria of reasonableness? What if they don’t match the ones we’re used to? To what extent, according to them, are we reasonable ourselves? If we understand whales, we may understand who we are. details OTHER HUMANITY: IN SEARCH OF REASON TEDx talk in Moscow (TEDxSadovoeRing) What are the universal criteria of reasonableness? What if they don’t match the ones we’re used to? To what extent, according to them, are we reasonable ourselves? video DAY OF WHALES Public talk and film premiere in Kyiv THINKING OCEAN Public talk in Moscow People and dolphins. Two minds, two languages, two cultures. Rigid and fluid. Pleasure or joy. Past and present. “Dialogue about the two systems of the world” (Galileo). INTRATERREST. CONTACT WHICH IS NOT closed pre-premiere screening of a new documentary The ability to identify oneself in a mirror is proof of self-awareness. When the mirror test was invented, dolphins were among the first to pass it. A person passes it at the age of one and a half years. Has mankind already reached this age? They are our mirror test. Door to Looking Glass. .. PRESENTATION Dolphin Embassy pilot projects for 2017-2018 DOLPHINS AND WHALES: different mind, different language, different culture Dolphins and whales: different mind, different language, different culture. Public talk as part of the St. Petersburg Cultural Forum DOLPHIN ARTIFACTS reception at the Dolphin Embassy October 16, 2016, 17.00 Presentation of a collection of unique artifacts from different eras and cultures related to the history of relationships between people and dolphins. Most of the presented items were collected during the round-the-world expedition of the Embassy along the 30th parallel of north latitude. LIKE YOU photo exhibition Photo exhibition “Like You” is about the main thing that brings us closer to dolphins and whales. They also hold the air by diving, they also feed their children with milk, they make love face to face … Just like us. SEE THE SOUND reception at the Dolphin Embassy The premiere of a program that allows you to visualize the sounds of whales and dolphins. Unlike humans, the areas of the brain responsible for the perception of sound and visual information are not separated. Dolphins literally “see the sound”. Now we will see it also. SANCTUARY (Reserve, Sanctuary) audio-visual performance In a world where we are all inextricably linked, there is no more time: there is nothing to consume but ourselves. In a world where we are all inextricably linked, there are no more distances: shooting here, you inevitably hit yourself. In a world where we are all inextricably linked, there is no more approximation: here you get exactly what you give. Within the former ways of thinking and acting based on consumer “conquest of the world”, there are no longer solutions for the present. Mankind is a creative organ of the universe, and the moment we realize this, a grandiose leap will be made in the development of the world. Dolphins and whales are the most ancient consciousness on the planet. They live in this house 50 times longer than we do. A change in attitude towards them is our true initiation, the transition from barbarism to maturity. If we learn at least not to kill or consume them, maybe we will finally stop killing ourselves. OPENING OF THE PERMANENT HEADQUARTERS OF THE DOLPHIN EMBASSY June 22-26, 2016 The Dolphin Embassy has opened a permanent headquarters in Tenerife. In the opening program: – Presentation of the program of the Embassy of Dolphins on Tenerife (Puerto Colon, June 24) – The latest results of the embassy – unique video materials (including Kashalotov Renee Eza ) – a new revolutionary concept of water (report by Prof. Vladimir Voeikov of Moscow University) – international round table “100 hours to save the world” – Music for whales (David Rotenberg – USA, Arkady Shilkloper – Germany-Russia, Bernard Abey – France – going to the ocean and a concert on board – cocktail and live communication – a celebration in the port of Los Gigantes (18. 00, June 25) THINKING OCEAN Photo exhibition GIANTOMANIA City celebration 5 “KOKTUI” 4 City celebration 50005 Cocktail on the occasion of the announcement of the Dolphinism festival My pilot, whale Premiere of the film Close dolphinaries Protecting dolphins Plan A: Live book of the universe Trophic expedition 9000,0004 , development, experience and horizons. TRANSFORMATIVE JOURNEYS About searches, adventures, finds and discoveries, which mindful travels can lead to. On the conditions of transformation. DUO FOR WHALE AND PIANO Premiere experiment of musical-visual improvisation during which pianists accompany recordings of songs of humpback whales DOLPHIN LESSONS how does contact occur? with free dolphins, with yourself, with the universe? How are WE different from THEM? What do we have in common? How do they change us? NIGHT AT THE CATHEDRAL musical and visual event dedicated to dolphins and humans Venue: Pyramid of Arona (La Pirámide de Arona del Mare Nostrum Resort). Show duration: 2 hours BUY TICKET € 49/€ 53 (VIP)/€ 0 Buying online € 45/€ 48 (VIP)/€ 0 Starting the performance: Tuesday: 21.30 9000 21.30 Friday: 21.30 Saturday: 21.30 Sunday: 21.30 Monday: closed Synopsis After almost 40 years of continuous activity at the head of her company, Carmen Mota offers a new show that embodies the most emblematic of the choreographic styles of her career, and also that best defines her personal aesthetic taste, paying special attention to the works of the last two decades, presented in the concert hall “Pyramid of Arona” in Tenerife. Tradition and modernity come together in Antología, where the choreographic heritage of the Carmen Mota Compañía de Danza Ensemble, filled with the richness and diversity of traditional Spanish dance, is presented to the audience in a new modern way. On the yacht WESIPRUUL (Min. 1pax, max. 10 pax) € 50/€25, children up to 3 years € 0 The price includes: transfers from the hotel and back, lunch, drinks (non-alcoholic, beer, wine) Whales and dolphins, swimming, the captain speaks Russian Swimming duration 6 hours. Departure: Daily at 10:00 Port: Las Gaietas BOOK Captain Daniel Palomero has been fishing in Tenerife for over 10 years and knows the best spots to catch Marlin, Tuna, Barracuda and other fish found between Tenerife and La Gomera. And it is not uncommon for marlins, sharks or other large sea creatures to be pulled out of the ocean. He takes up to 5 fishermen with him. Duration of fishing 4 hours or 7 hours 4 hours € 65, 7 hours € 130 BUYING ONLINE 4 hours € 55, 7 hours € 110 The price includes: everything you need, tackle, drinks (non-alcoholic, beer, wine) BOOK Teide volcano by car or bus In the heart of Tenerife is one of the most majestic and impressive volcanoes not only in Europe but in the world. We are talking about Teide . We at Volcano Teide encourage you to visit Teide in an ecological way, using public transport. Therefore, we recommend the Teide Tour, where our guides will tell you all about this majestic 3555 meters high volcano, which you will climb by cable car. I want to book the Teide Tour with cable car CONTENTS To Teide by bus with guide How to get to Teide by bus Teide volcano by car Enjoy the road to Teide Cable car opening hours Frequently asked questions about how to get to Teide How to get to Teide? How to get to the Teide Cable Car? How long does it take to get up the Teide Cable Car? What is the best time to take the Teide Cable Car? Travel preparation The Teide Volcano was the legend of the Guanches, it stretches to the sky to a height of 3718 meters, which makes it the highest mountain in Spain and the third highest volcano in the world, if you count the height from its base on the ocean floor, and around it lies the most visited The national park is not only in Spain, but throughout Europe. Teide National Park is a very valuable natural space in terms of science, landscapes, astronomy and volcanology, in order to preserve this space it is better to refrain from coming to Mount Teide by car. In this way, you will not occupy the already small parking lot at the base station and will be able to contribute to the preservation of Teide’s environmental friendliness. Book the Teide Tour with cable car Finally we come to the point of the article and the main question: how to get to Teide? How to get to the cable car? Where is Mount Teide located? Is it possible to drive up Mount Teide by car? How to get to Teide by bus? If you want to know how to get to Teide and the base station of the cable car, read this article carefully. That is, by getting to Teide by bus, you are contributing to the preservation of the environment To Teide by bus with a guide offered by our company Volcano Teide and you will not need to think about where the Teide volcano is and how to get to Teide. This is a experience with pickup from your accommodation Or your nearest location. In addition, you will be accompanied by a guide who will pay attention to all your requests. Transport will take you to the Teide National Park, how to get there, see above, where you can take the cable car to La Rambleta and follow one of the available paths, visit the Teide Observatory, watch the sunset from one of the viewing platforms and observe the sky with long-range telescopes – it all depends on the excursion you choose and whether you will visit Mount Teide by car or by bus. If you are not dependent on the time of the day and are only interested in the excursion plan we can offer, do not miss the article about our excursions, where we once again talk about how to get to Teide.. You are more inclined towards romance and love to enjoy the sunset and the stars in the sky when the evening comes? Find out information about our evening excursions and choose your favorite, and don’t worry about how to get to Teide from Tenerife. Book your trip to Teide with cable car How to get to Teide by bus You can get to Teide by bus. You can find out days, prices and times here. For more information, see the article on how to get to Teide by bus. Book your excursion to Teide Mount Teide by car Have you chosen the option with your own car and do not know how to get to Teide? You have four roads. How do you get to Teide from where you live? We will indicate the route by which you can get there: From Santa Cruz de Tenerife and San Cristobal de La Laguna: Highway TF-24 from La Laguna (La Esperanza Highway), which then intersects with Highway TF-21. From Puerto de la Cruz or La Orotava: Highway TF-21 from La Orotava From Los Gigantes: Highway TF-38 on Chio, which intersects with Highway TF-21 From Playa de las Americas or Los Cristianos: Highway TF-21 from Vilaflor, which leads directly to the Teide National Park. How to get to it has already become clear. The cable car is located at km 43 of highway TF-21 . Below you will find an interactive map with information on how to get to Teide, which roads lead to Teide (with interesting stops along the way), the National Park, the Teide Cable Car, the Altavista Refuge (now closed) and the Teide Observatory, and about hiking trails in the place where the Teide volcano is located: Below is the approximate distance between the most popular places on the island and Teide, where the base station is located more precisely: Santa Cruz: 64 km. La Laguna: 55 km. Puerto de la Cruz: 45 km. Los Gigantes: 52 km. Los Cristianos: 47 km. El Médano: 52 km. Read this article on how to get to Teide from Tenerife by car to find out which road to take depending on your location, as well as what to do when driving to Mount Teide by car, which can be fun! Book tickets for the cable car Enjoy the trip to Teide The base station of the cable car is located at an altitude of 2356 meters. But what will you meet on the way to this height while you go to the Teide volcano by car? To make the most of your trip, we have prepared a guide with accessible routes , in which everything is described in detail so that you get to know the volcano from the other side: Climb the Teide by cable car and enjoy the beautiful views Book tickets for the Teide cable car Opening hours of the cable car If you decide to go to Teide National Park by car on your own, we recommend that you book your cable car tickets in advance to avoid the queue and be sure that you will definitely get a ticket. Want premium tickets? Here you will find all the information on how to add an audio guide and/or trail guide to your tour ticket. On the other hand, if you want to visit the Teide National Park by car, you should remember that the park is a protected area, so we recommend visiting Mount Teide by car in the early evening or late, so as not to overload the small parking lot at the base station. Yes, the cable car also operates outside of its regular opening hours. As evening falls, only 90 people are allowed on the cable car, which is a surprise. Sunset surprise from the Pico Viejo viewpoint, with the Teide’s shadow projected onto the Atlantic Ocean with Gran Canaria on the horizon and the sun setting and illuminating La Gomera, La Palma and El Hierro. An ideal addition would be a multi-colored crater, spread out right in front of the observation deck. The link has all the information about the opening hours and prices of the cable car, as well as information on how to get to Teide. Would you like to see all activities and excursions with the cable car in one table? Check out this file: Frequently asked questions about how to get to Teide How to get to Teide? You can get to Teide by bus, your own car or with an organized tour. Although, in order to preserve such a natural treasure as the Teide National Park, we recommend not using a car and choosing a collective transport (bus or guided tour). Book a day trip to Teide with the cable car How to get to the Teide cable car? You can reach the cable car on your own, with your own car or public transport, or with an organized tour. Tickets are only sold online, and you need to make sure to buy in advance so that you have enough space. If you would like to go on an organized excursion, there are various options for activities and cable car excursions that you can take with us. Book your trip to Teide with the cable car How long does it take to get up the Teide cable car? The base station of the Teide cable car is located at an altitude of 2.356 m. The modern equipment includes two cabins that cover the distance in just 8 minutes to the top station at 3555 m. When is the best time to take the Teide Cable Car? In order to answer this question, we recommend reading the article in which we list the best days and hours to climb Mount Teide by cable car. La gomera weather october: La gomera, Spain – October Weather Опубликовано: June 24, 2020 в 11:12 am Автор: alexxlab Категории: October La gomera, Spain – October Weather La Gomera is part of Spain’s Canary Islands, sitting between Tenerife and La Palma. At just 370km², it is one of the smallest islands and retains a quiet, peaceful ambience, with mountains and walking trails rather than mass tourism. Travelers come here to relax and revel in the beautiful natural surroundings. The island of La Gomera is basked in sub-tropical Mediterranean weather all year round thanks to its location in the Atlantic Ocean, just off the coast of Africa. The month of October, while the middle of autumn in continental Europe, is still warm in La Gomera. This makes it a popular holiday destination for those wishing to escape the cooling climate of other countries What’s The Weather Like In La Gomera In October Temperature Visitors to La Gomera can enjoy an average temperature of around 23°C in October, though highs can still reach a pleasant 26°C on some days. Low temperatures are beginning to fall during this month, but hardly ever drop below 19°C, which is still warm enough to enjoy all of La Gomera’s outdoor attractions in comfort. Walkers should take into account the colder temperatures experienced in the mountains though, and dress accordingly. Sea Temperature If you’re planning to visit the beach, you can still swim in the sea around La Gomera in October. The Atlantic Ocean remains warm and swimmer-friendly at 24°C. Sunshine Hours Sunbathing is still an option too, as the island enjoys ten hours of sunshine each day and there’s a 51% chance of a sunny day. Rain While the weather is still great in October, there is an increased chance of rainfall, which holiday makers should take into consideration. October sees an average of 145mm of precipitation with 14 wet days throughout the month. However, there’s only a 13% chance of rain on average, so many days will be dry and bright. October is often said to be one of the best times to visit La Gomera, with temperatures that are warm but not as hot as the sizzling temperatures of the peak summer season. Weather conditions in October are perfect for a walking holiday. La Gomera Hotels In October Pension Candelaria For a truly budget-friendly lodging option, the Pension Candelaria in Valle Gran Rey is a natural choice. The rooms at this house are both spacious and modern and each has a balcony to enjoy the sunny days in La Gomera. Alternatively, the common terrace is available to relax and meet other travelers. While the hotel is located in the city, it is quiet and relatively undisturbed, especially when compared to the other Canary Islands.  Residencial El Llano Residencial El Llano is also located in Valle Gran Rey, one of the most beautiful parts of the island. This hotel is set among lush gardens and benefits from its own pool. Rooms here are elegantly decorated and well-equipped for a self-catering stay, with kitchens and cooking facilities. Nearby are plenty of shops, restaurants and bakeries while the beach is just a short walk away. La Gomera Beaches For October While many areas of Europe are too cold to hit the beach in October, La Gomera still has perfect beach weather. La Gomera locals tend to only visit the island’s beaches during the summer, so they should be relatively quiet at this time of year too. Playa de la Caleta Visitors to La Gomera will be delighted by the peaceful bays and relaxed stretches of sand. One of the nicest beaches on the island is Playa de la Caleta on the north shore. The beach lies in a wind-protected bay backed by rugged cliffs and features picnic areas where visitors can enjoy lunch. Bars And Restaurants La Cabana The lively town of San Sebastian is one of the best places for food and drink on the island of La Gomera. For genuine Canarian food, head to La Cabana which is located just outside of the town centre. The walk will build up your appetite for the delicious dishes on offer here, which include rabbit and squid. There’s also a great selection of wine. El Pajar la Gomera If you’re on a budget, El Pajar la Gomera is a great value option in the town centre, just a short walk from the Museo Arqueológico de La Gomera. Though it looks rather unassuming from the outside, this restaurant has a wonderfully traditional feel with a beautiful terrace area that’s decked with plants. With an owner that’s passionate about fishing, the seafood and fresh fish dishes are a must-try here. Tasca Restaurante El Carraca Further north, in the area of Vallehermoso, Tasca Restaurante El Carraca is a fabulous choice for dinner. The menu here is large and varied, with many typically Spanish dishes such as paella and local tapas dishes. After a tasty meal, guests can retire to the bar for a glass of wine or a beer. Things To Do In La Gomera In November Virgin of Guadalupe San Sebastian In August, the Canary Islands often celebrate the Virgin of Guadalupe San Sebastian.  The city of San Sebastian has its own patron saint and celebrates largely at sea, with a statue of the Virgin Mary being moved via boat along the coast. Interestingly, this celebration is only observed every five years, but you might be lucky enough to witness it if you time your visit right. If you miss out on the celebration, don’t worry; the picturesque village of San Sebastian de la Gomera itself has attractions that merit a visit. This small town is filled with quaint, winding streets where you can wander and find historic towers and buildings. Boating Organisations If you’d like to enjoy the view of La Gomera from the sea, consider booking an excursion on one of the local boating organisations. These companies offer tours and boats for hire that include fishing as well as dolphin and whale watching.  Whale and dolphin watching is usually best during the spring, but there is no time of the year that isn’t worth your time.  Weather on the island of La Gomera in october 2022 How is the climate in Gomera in october? Is it the perfect time to go to Playa Santiago and Alojera? Look at our datas and our opinion on this page. perfect weather across 100% of the territory Best time to go to La Gomera Weather on the island of La Gomera in october 2022 Below, find the the weather forecast for october for most popular cities in Gomera. These forecasts are probabilities for the month of october from weather reports for over 10 years. The percentage indicates the possibility of having the weather indicated. Where to go on the island of La Gomera in october? Where to go on the island of La Gomera in october: destination map Legend: perfect weather good tolerable bad very bad Where should you go on the island of La Gomera in october when it comes to the weather? Remember: The climate on the island of La Gomera in october is perfect across the board. In october the weather is just perfect in Gomera everywhere. Thus, the conditions are right to live fully your holidays: the sun is guaranteed, precipitations are scarce and the humidity is not too high. It is therefore the ideal month to go to these cities! Climate on the island of La Gomera in october Climate in San Sebastián de La Gomera in october In the month of october, the mean temperature in San Sebastián de La Gomera is 24°C (maximum temperature is 25°C and minimum temperature is 23°C). The climate is comfortable here in the month of october. It does not rain (or really exceptionally) during the month of october. You will not get wet throughout your stay! With a perfect weather, october is a recommended month to go in this locality. September October November Average temperature 25°C 24°C 22°C Highest temperature 25°C 25°C 23°C Lowest temperature 24°C 23°C 22°C Sea temperature 23. 6°C 23.6°C 22.2°C Rainfall 8mm 22mm 25mm Number of days with rainfall 0 day(s) (1%) 1 day(s) (3%) 1 day(s) (3%) Humidity 78% 75% 72% Daily sunshine hours 12 12 11 Cloud cover 9% 13% 16% Length of day 12:19 11:30 10:44 Our opinion at whereandwhen.net perfect perfect perfect more information about the climate in San Sebastián de La Gomera in october Climate in Playa Santiago in october In the month of october, the mean temperature in Playa Santiago is 24°C (maximum temperature is 24°C and minimum temperature is 23°C). The climate is quite good there in october. With about 24mm over 1 days, rainfall is infrequent during your holidays. With a perfect weather, october is an advisable time to go in this locality in Gomera. September October November Average temperature 24°C 24°C 22°C Highest temperature 25°C 24°C 23°C Lowest temperature 24°C 23°C 22°C Sea temperature 23.7°C 23.6°C 22.3°C Rainfall 10mm 24mm 26mm Number of days with rainfall 1 day(s) (2%) 1 day(s) (4%) 1 day(s) (4%) Humidity 79% 76% 73% Daily sunshine hours 12 12 11 Cloud cover 9% 13% 17% Length of day 12:20 11:30 10:45 Our opinion at whereandwhen. net perfect perfect perfect more information about the climate in Playa Santiago in october Climate in Vallehermoso in october In october, the mean temperature in Vallehermoso is 24°C (maximum temperature is 24°C and minimum temperature is 23°C). The climate is comfortable around this city in the month of october. With about 24mm over 1 days, the rain will not be a problem throughout your journey. With ideal weather conditions, october is an advisable month to go in this locality in Gomera. September October November Average temperature 24°C 24°C 22°C Highest temperature 25°C 24°C 23°C Lowest temperature 24°C 23°C 22°C Sea temperature 23. 7°C 23.7°C 22.3°C Rainfall 10mm 24mm 26mm Number of days with rainfall 1 day(s) (2%) 1 day(s) (4%) 1 day(s) (4%) Humidity 79% 76% 73% Daily sunshine hours 12 12 11 Cloud cover 9% 13% 17% Length of day 12:20 11:29 10:45 Our opinion at whereandwhen.net perfect perfect perfect more information about the climate in Vallehermoso in october Climate in Agulo in october In october, the mean temperature in Agulo is 24°C (maximum temperature is 24°C and minimum temperature is 23°C). The climate is quite pleasant in that area in october. With 24mm over 1 days, rain may be scarce throughout your stay. With ideal weather conditions, october is an advisable time to go in this city in Gomera. September October November Average temperature 24°C 24°C 22°C Highest temperature 25°C 24°C 23°C Lowest temperature 24°C 23°C 22°C Sea temperature 23.7°C 23.6°C 22.3°C Rainfall 10mm 24mm 26mm Number of days with rainfall 1 day(s) (2%) 1 day(s) (4%) 1 day(s) (4%) Humidity 79% 76% 73% Daily sunshine hours 12 12 11 Cloud cover 9% 13% 17% Length of day 12:20 11:29 10:45 Our opinion at whereandwhen. net perfect perfect perfect more information about the climate in Agulo in october Climate in Alojera in october In the month of october, the mean temperature in Alojera is 24°C (maximum temperature is 24°C and minimum temperature is 23°C). The climate is enjoyable there in the month of october. With 24mm over 1 days, rainfall is infrequent during your stay. With a perfect weather, october is an advisable month to go in that area in Gomera. September October November Average temperature 24°C 24°C 22°C Highest temperature 25°C 24°C 23°C Lowest temperature 24°C 23°C 22°C Sea temperature 23. 8°C 23.7°C 22.4°C Rainfall 10mm 24mm 26mm Number of days with rainfall 1 day(s) (2%) 1 day(s) (4%) 1 day(s) (4%) Humidity 79% 76% 73% Daily sunshine hours 12 12 11 Cloud cover 9% 13% 17% Length of day 12:20 11:30 10:44 Our opinion at whereandwhen.net perfect perfect perfect more information about the climate in Alojera in october All cities on the island of La Gomera in october San Sebastián de la Gomera October Weather, Average Temperature (Spain) Daily high temperatures decrease by 2°F, from 80°F to 78°F, rarely falling below 74°F or exceeding 84°F. Daily low temperatures decrease by 3°F, from 71°F to 68°F, rarely falling below 65°F or exceeding 74°F. For reference, on August 21, the hottest day of the year, temperatures in San Sebastián de la Gomera typically range from 72°F to 82°F, while on February 8, the coldest day of the year, they range from 61°F to 70°F. Average High and Low Temperature in October in San Sebastián de la GomeraOct112233445566778899101011111212131314141515161617171818191920202121222223232424252526262727282829293030313162°F62°F64°F64°F66°F66°F68°F68°F70°F70°F72°F72°F74°F74°F76°F76°F78°F78°F80°F80°F82°F82°F84°F84°F86°F86°F88°F88°FSepNovOct 180°FOct 180°F71°F71°FOct 3178°FOct 3178°F68°F68°FOct 1180°FOct 1180°F70°F70°FOct 2179°FOct 2179°F69°F69°FNowNow The daily average high (red line) and low (blue line) temperature, with 25th to 75th and 10th to 90th percentile bands. The thin dotted lines are the corresponding average perceived temperatures. The figure below shows you a compact characterization of the hourly average temperatures for the quarter of the year centered on October. 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 October in San Sebastián de la Gomera Average Hourly Temperature in October in San Sebastián de la GomeraOct112233445566778899101011111212131314141515161617171818191920202121222223232424252526262727282829293030313112 AM12 AM2 AM2 AM4 AM4 AM6 AM6 AM8 AM8 AM10 AM10 AM12 PM12 PM2 PM2 PM4 PM4 PM6 PM6 PM8 PM8 PM10 PM10 PM12 AM12 AMSepNovNowNowcomfortablewarmwarm 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 average hourly temperature, color coded into bands. The shaded overlays indicate night and civil twilight. San Vicente de Cañete, Peru (4,882 miles away) is the far-away foreign place with temperatures most similar to San Sebastián de la Gomera (view comparison). © OpenStreetMap contributors Compare San Sebastián de la Gomera to another city: Map The month of October in San Sebastián de la Gomera experiences increasing cloud cover, with the percentage of time that the sky is overcast or mostly cloudy increasing from 28% to 38%. The clearest day of the month is October 1, with clear, mostly clear, or partly cloudy conditions 72% of the time. For reference, on November 14, the cloudiest day of the year, the chance of overcast or mostly cloudy conditions is 39%, while on July 19, the clearest day of the year, the chance of clear, mostly clear, or partly cloudy skies is 98%. Cloud Cover Categories in October in San Sebastián de la Gomera Cloud Cover Categories in October in San Sebastián de la GomeraOct11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031310%100%10%90%20%80%30%70%40%60%50%50%60%40%70%30%80%20%90%10%100%0%SepNovOct 172%Oct 172%Oct 3162%Oct 3162%Oct 1168%Oct 1168%Oct 2165%Oct 2165%NowNowclearmostly clearpartly cloudymostly cloudyovercast 0% clear 20% mostly clear 40% partly cloudy 60% mostly cloudy 80% overcast 100% The percentage of time spent in each cloud cover band, categorized by the percentage of the sky covered by clouds. A wet day is one with at least 0.04 inches of liquid or liquid-equivalent precipitation. In San Sebastián de la Gomera, the chance of a wet day over the course of October is increasing, starting the month at 3% and ending it at 9%. For reference, the year’s highest daily chance of a wet day is 12% on February 9, and its lowest chance is 0% on July 17. Probability of Precipitation in October in San Sebastián de la Gomera Probability of Precipitation in October in San Sebastián de la GomeraOct11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031310%0%1%1%2%2%3%3%4%4%5%5%6%6%7%7%8%8%9%9%10%10%SepNovOct 13%Oct 13%Oct 319%Oct 319%Oct 115%Oct 115%Oct 217%Oct 217%NowNowrain The percentage of days in which various types of precipitation are observed, excluding trace quantities: rain alone, snow alone, and mixed (both rain and snow fell in the same day). Rainfall To show variation within the month and not just the monthly total, we show the rainfall accumulated over a sliding 31-day period centered around each day. The average sliding 31-day rainfall during October in San Sebastián de la Gomera is gradually increasing, starting the month at 0. 3 inches, when it rarely exceeds 0.9 inches or falls below -0.0 inches, and ending the month at 0.6 inches, when it rarely exceeds 1.8 inches. Average Monthly Rainfall in October in San Sebastián de la Gomera Average Monthly Rainfall in October in San Sebastián de la GomeraOct11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031310.0 in0.0 in0.5 in0.5 in1.0 in1.0 in1.5 in1.5 in2.0 in2.0 in2.5 in2.5 inSepNovOct 10.3 inOct 10.3 inOct 310.6 inOct 310.6 inOct 110.4 inOct 110.4 inOct 210.5 inOct 210.5 inNowNow The average rainfall (solid line) accumulated over the course of a sliding 31-day period centered on the day in question, with 25th to 75th and 10th to 90th percentile bands. The thin dotted line is the corresponding average snowfall. Over the course of October in San Sebastián de la Gomera, the length of the day is decreasing. From the start to the end of the month, the length of the day decreases by 48 minutes, implying an average daily decrease of 1 minute, 35 seconds, and weekly decrease of 11 minutes, 5 seconds. The shortest day of the month is October 31, with 11 hours, 6 minutes of daylight and the longest day is October 1, with 11 hours, 53 minutes of daylight. Hours of Daylight and Twilight in October in San Sebastián de la Gomera Hours of Daylight and Twilight in October in San Sebastián de la GomeraOct11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031310 hr24 hr4 hr20 hr8 hr16 hr12 hr12 hr16 hr8 hr20 hr4 hr24 hr0 hrSepNovnightnightdaydayOct 111 hr, 53 minOct 111 hr, 53 minOct 3111 hr, 6 minOct 3111 hr, 6 minNowNow The number of hours during which the Sun is visible (black line). From bottom (most yellow) to top (most gray), the color bands indicate: full daylight, twilight (civil, nautical, and astronomical), and full night. The latest sunrise of the month in San Sebastián de la Gomera is 8:17 AM on October 29 and the earliest sunrise is 59 minutes earlier at 7:18 AM on October 30. The latest sunset is 7:54 PM on October 1 and the earliest sunset is 1 hour, 30 minutes earlier at 6:24 PM on October 31. Daylight saving time (DST) ends at 1:00 AM on October 30, 2022, shifting sunrise and sunset to be an hour earlier. For reference, on June 21, the longest day of the year, the Sun rises at 7:12 AM and sets 13 hours, 56 minutes later, at 9:08 PM, while on December 21, the shortest day of the year, it rises at 7:55 AM and sets 10 hours, 22 minutes later, at 6:17 PM. Sunrise & Sunset with Twilight and Daylight Saving Time in October in San Sebastián de la Gomera Sunrise & Sunset with Twilight and Daylight Saving Time in October in San Sebastián de la GomeraOct11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031312 AM4 AM6 AM8 AM10 AM12 PM2 PM4 PM6 PM8 PM10 PM12 AM2 AMSepNov7:18 AM7:18 AMOct 306:25 PMOct 306:25 PM8:01 AM8:01 AMOct 17:54 PMOct 17:54 PM8:09 AM8:09 AMOct 167:38 PMOct 167:38 PMDSTOct 30DSTOct 30SolarMidnightSolarMidnightSolarNoonSunriseSunsetNowNow The solar day over the course of October. 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 transitions to and from daylight saving time are indicated by the ‘DST’ labels. The figure below presents a compact representation of the sun’s elevation (the angle of the sun above the horizon) and azimuth (its compass bearing) for every hour of every day in the reporting period. The horizontal axis is the day of the year and the vertical axis is the hour of the day. For a given day and hour of that day, the background color indicates the azimuth of the sun at that moment. The black isolines are contours of constant solar elevation. Solar Elevation and Azimuth in October in San Sebastián de la Gomera Solar Elevation and Azimuth in October in San Sebastián de la GomeraOct112233445566778899101011111212131314141515161617171818191920202121222223232424252526262727282829293030313112 AM12 AM2 AM2 AM4 AM4 AM6 AM6 AM8 AM8 AM10 AM10 AM12 PM12 PM2 PM2 PM4 PM4 PM6 PM6 PM8 PM8 PM10 PM10 PM12 AM12 AMSepNov0010202020303040505000010102030303040405060NowNow northeastsouthwest Solar elevation and azimuth over the course of October 2022. 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 figure below presents a compact representation of key lunar data for October 2022. The horizontal axis is the day, the vertical axis is the hour of the day, and the colored areas indicate when the moon is above the horizon. The vertical gray bars (new Moons) and blue bars (full Moons) indicate key Moon phases. The label associated with each bar indicates the date and time that the phase is obtained, and the companion time labels indicate the rise and set times of the Moon for the nearest time interval in which the moon is above the horizon. Moon Rise, Set & Phases in October in San Sebastián de la Gomera Moon Rise, Set & Phases in October in San Sebastián de la GomeraOct112233445566778899101011111212131314141515161617171818191920202121222223232424252526262727282829293030313112 AM12 AM4 AM4 AM8 AM8 AM12 PM12 PM4 PM4 PM8 PM8 PM12 AM12 AMSepNovSep 1011:00 AMSep 1011:00 AMSep 2510:55 PMSep 2510:55 PMOct 99:56 PMOct 99:56 PMOct 2511:49 AMOct 2511:49 AMNov 811:03 AMNov 811:03 AMNov 2310:58 PMNov 2310:58 PM8:09 PM8:09 PM7:44 AM7:44 AM7:25 AM7:25 AM8:06 PM8:06 PM7:47 PM7:47 PM8:34 AM8:34 AM8:09 AM8:09 AM7:41 PM7:41 PM5:50 PM5:50 PM7:20 AM7:20 AM6:59 AM6:59 AM5:54 PM5:54 PMNowNow The time in which the moon is above the horizon (light blue area), with new moons (dark gray lines) and full moons (blue lines) indicated. The shaded overlays indicate night and civil twilight. Oct 2022 Illumination Moonrise Moonset Moonrise Meridian Passing Distance 1 36% 1:38 PM ESE – – 6:49 PM S 230,930 mi 2 48% – 12:00 AM WSW 2:43 PM ESE 7:52 PM S 230,120 mi 3 50% – 1:00 AM WSW 3:44 PM ESE 8:55 PM S 229,625 mi 4 71% – 2:06 AM WSW 4:38 PM ESE 9:56 PM S 229,496 mi 5 81% – 3:14 AM WSW 5:25 PM ESE 10:54 PM S 229,800 mi 6 90% – 4:22 AM WSW 6:05 PM ESE 11:47 PM S 230,604 mi 7 93% – 5:28 AM WSW 6:41 PM E – – 8 96% – 6:32 AM W 7:15 PM E 12:36 AM S 231,956 mi 9 100% – 7:33 AM W 7:47 PM E 1:23 AM S 233,853 mi 10 100% – 8:34 AM W 8:19 PM E 2:08 AM S 236,232 mi 11 98% – 9:33 AM WNW 8:52 PM ENE 2:54 AM S 238,964 mi 12 94% – 10:33 AM WNW 9:29 PM ENE 3:40 AM S 241,863 mi 13 89% – 11:33 AM WNW 10:08 PM ENE 4:28 AM S 244,706 mi 14 81% – 12:31 PM WNW 10:52 PM ENE 5:17 AM S 247,261 mi 15 73% – 1:27 PM WNW 11:40 PM ENE 6:08 AM S 249,311 mi 16 64% – 2:19 PM WNW – 7:00 AM S 250,675 mi 17 50% 12:33 AM ENE 3:07 PM WNW – 7:51 AM S 251,229 mi 18 44% 1:27 AM ENE 3:50 PM WNW – 8:40 AM S 250,916 mi 19 35% 2:23 AM ENE 4:28 PM WNW – 9:28 AM S 249,755 mi 20 26% 3:20 AM ENE 5:02 PM WNW – 10:14 AM S 247,835 mi 21 17% 4:16 AM ENE 5:34 PM WNW – 10:57 AM S 245,312 mi 22 10% 5:12 AM E 6:05 PM W – 11:40 AM S 242,392 mi 23 5% 6:09 AM E 6:35 PM W – 12:24 PM S 239,313 mi 24 1% 7:08 AM E 7:07 PM W – 1:08 PM S 236,324 mi 25 0% 8:09 AM ESE 7:41 PM WSW – 1:55 PM S 233,658 mi 26 2% 9:12 AM ESE 8:19 PM WSW – 2:45 PM S 231,498 mi 27 6% 10:19 AM ESE 9:03 PM WSW – 3:41 PM S 229,963 mi 28 13% 11:28 AM ESE 9:55 PM WSW – 4:41 PM S 229,091 mi 29 22% 12:36 PM ESE 10:54 PM WSW – 5:45 PM S 228,849 mi 30 33% 12:39 PM ESE 10:59 PM WSW – 5:49 PM S 229,147 mi 31 45% 1:35 PM ESE – – 6:51 PM S 229,874 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 San Sebastián de la Gomera is very rapidly decreasing during October, falling from 42% to 20% over the course of the month. For reference, on August 29, the muggiest day of the year, there are muggy conditions 56% of the time, while on January 14, the least muggy day of the year, there are muggy conditions 0% of the time. Humidity Comfort Levels in October in San Sebastián de la Gomera Humidity Comfort Levels in October in San Sebastián de la GomeraOct11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031310%0%10%10%20%20%30%30%40%40%50%50%60%60%70%70%80%80%90%90%100%100%SepNovOct 142%Oct 142%Oct 3120%Oct 3120%Oct 1135%Oct 1135%Oct 2127%Oct 2127%NowNowmuggymuggyhumidhumidcomfortablecomfortabledrydryoppressiveoppressive 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 San Sebastián de la Gomera is essentially constant during October, remaining within 0.3 miles per hour of 10.5 miles per hour throughout. For reference, on July 17, the windiest day of the year, the daily average wind speed is 15.3 miles per hour, while on October 7, the calmest day of the year, the daily average wind speed is 10.2 miles per hour. The lowest daily average wind speed during October is 10.2 miles per hour on October 7. Average Wind Speed in October in San Sebastián de la Gomera Average Wind Speed in October in San Sebastián de la GomeraOct11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031310 mph0 mph5 mph5 mph20 mph20 mph25 mph25 mphSepNovOct 710. 2 mphOct 710.2 mphOct 3110.8 mphOct 3110.8 mphNowNow 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 San Sebastián de la Gomera throughout October is predominantly from the north, with a peak proportion of 71% on October 1. Wind Direction in October in San Sebastián de la Gomera Wind Direction in October in San Sebastián de la GomeraOct11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031310%100%20%80%40%60%60%40%80%20%100%0%SepNovNowNoweastnorthwestsouth 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). San Sebastián de la Gomera 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 San Sebastián de la Gomera is essentially constant during October, remaining within 1°F of 74°F throughout. Average Water Temperature in October in San Sebastián de la Gomera Average Water Temperature in October in San Sebastián de la GomeraOct112233445566778899101011111212131314141515161617171818191920202121222223232424252526262727282829293030313169°F69°F70°F70°F71°F71°F72°F72°F73°F73°F74°F74°F75°F75°F76°F76°F77°F77°FSepNovOct 175°FOct 175°FOct 3174°FOct 3174°FOct 1175°FOct 1175°FOct 2174°FOct 2174°FNowNow 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 San Sebastián de la Gomera 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 October in San Sebastián de la Gomera Time Spent in Various Temperature Bands and the Growing Season in October in San Sebastián de la GomeraOct11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031310%100%10%90%20%80%30%70%40%60%50%50%60%40%70%30%80%20%90%10%100%0%SepNov100%Oct 16100%Oct 16NowNowcoolcomfortablewarmhot 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 San Sebastián de la Gomera are rapidly increasing during October, increasing by 724°F, from 5,598°F to 6,322°F, over the course of the month. Growing Degree Days in October in San Sebastián de la Gomera Growing Degree Days in October in San Sebastián de la GomeraOct11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031315,400°F5,400°F5,600°F5,600°F5,800°F5,800°F6,000°F6,000°F6,200°F6,200°F6,400°F6,400°F6,600°F6,600°FSepNovOct 15,598°FOct 15,598°FOct 316,322°FOct 316,322°FOct 115,846°FOct 115,846°FOct 216,091°FOct 216,091°FNowNow The average growing degree days accumulated over the course of October, 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 San Sebastián de la Gomera is decreasing during October, falling by 1.3 kWh, from 5.8 kWh to 4.5 kWh, over the course of the month. Average Daily Incident Shortwave Solar Energy in October in San Sebastián de la Gomera Average Daily Incident Shortwave Solar Energy in October in San Sebastián de la GomeraOct11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031310 kWh0 kWh2 kWh2 kWh3 kWh3 kWh4 kWh4 kWh5 kWh5 kWh5 kWh5 kWh6 kWh6 kWh7 kWh7 kWh8 kWh8 kWhSepNovOct 15. 8 kWhOct 15.8 kWhOct 314.5 kWhOct 314.5 kWhOct 165.1 kWhOct 165.1 kWhNowNow 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 San Sebastián de la Gomera are 28.092 deg latitude, -17.113 deg longitude, and 26 ft elevation. The topography within 2 miles of San Sebastián de la Gomera contains very significant variations in elevation, with a maximum elevation change of 1,860 feet and an average elevation above sea level of 315 feet. Within 10 miles contains very significant variations in elevation (4,846 feet). Within 50 miles also contains extreme variations in elevation (12,159 feet). The area within 2 miles of San Sebastián de la Gomera is covered by water (51%), shrubs (28%), and cropland (15%), within 10 miles by water (71%) and shrubs (16%), and within 50 miles by water (90%). This report illustrates the typical weather in San Sebastián de la Gomera, based on a statistical analysis of historical hourly weather reports and model reconstructions from January 1, 1980 to December 31, 2016. Temperature and Dew Point There are 2 weather stations near enough to contribute to our estimation of the temperature and dew point in San Sebastián de la Gomera. For each station, the records are corrected for the elevation difference between that station and San Sebastián de la Gomera according to the International Standard Atmosphere , and by the relative change present in the MERRA-2 satellite-era reanalysis between the two locations. The estimated value at San Sebastián de la Gomera is computed as the weighted average of the individual contributions from each station, with weights proportional to the inverse of the distance between San Sebastián de la Gomera and a given station. The stations contributing to this reconstruction are: Tenerife South Airport (GCTS, 67%, 33 mi, east, 180 ft elevation change) La Palma Airport (GCLA, 33%, 54 mi, northwest, 79 ft elevation change) GCTS, 67%33 mi, 180 ftGCLA, 33%54 mi, 79 ft © OpenStreetMap contributors To get a sense of how much these sources agree with each other, you can view a comparison of San Sebastián de la Gomera and the stations that contribute to our estimates of its temperature history and climate. Please note that each source’s contribution is adjusted for elevation and the relative change present in the MERRA-2 data. Other Data All data relating to the Sun’s position (e.g., sunrise and sunset) are computed using astronomical formulas from the book, Astronomical Algorithms 2nd Edition , by Jean Meeus. All other weather data, including cloud cover, precipitation, wind speed and direction, and solar flux, come from NASA’s MERRA-2 Modern-Era Retrospective Analysis . 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San Sebastián de la Gomera Provincia de Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain © OpenStreetMap contributors San Sebastian de la Gomera, Spain weather in October: average temperature & climate Planning a trip to San Sebastian de la Gomera? Save all the best places to visit with WanderlogDownload the travel planning app everyone’s been raving about Learn more General weather summary Pleasantly warm with a gentle breeze Feels like 5% Daily chance of prec. 0.022 in Amount 11.1 mph Wind speed 72% Humidity 11.5 hrs Daylight length 8:06am Sunrise 7:37pm Sunset 60% Cloud cover T-shirt What to wear Build, organize, and map your itinerary to San Sebastian de la Gomera with our free trip planner. What is the average temperature in October The average temperature in San Sebastian de la Gomera in October for a typical day ranges from a high of 75°F (24°C) and a low of 72°F (22°C). Some would describe it as pleasantly warm with a gentle breeze. For comparison, the hottest month in San Sebastian de la Gomera, September, has days with highs of 77°F (25°C) and lows of 73°F (23°C). The coldest month, February has days with highs of 66°F (19°C) and lows of 63°F (17°C). This graph shows how an average day looks like in San Sebastian de la Gomera in October based on historical data. Highs and lows in San Sebastian de la Gomera in Oct How much does it rain in October In San Sebastian de la Gomera in October, there’s a 5% chance of rain on an average day. And on the average day it rains or snows, we get 0.00 in (0.1 mm) of precipitation. In more common terms of how much that is, some would describe it as not rainy at all. The wettest month in San Sebastian de la Gomera is October with a 5% chance of precipitation on a typical day and gets 0. 02 inches (0.6 mm) of precipitation, while the dryest month in San Sebastian de la Gomera is July with a 0.0% chance of precipitation on a typical day and gets 0.02 inches (0.6 mm) of precipitation. These graphs show the probability of it raining/snowing in October and the amount of rainfall. Chance of rain or snow on an average San Sebastian de la Gomera day by month Average precipitation by hour of day How cloudy is San Sebastian de la Gomera in October The average amount of time that the sky is clear or sunny (partly cloudy or less) in San Sebastian de la Gomera during October is 14.4 hours (60% of the day). For comparison, the day with the most clear, sunny days in San Sebastian de la Gomera is July with 22.1 hours while November has the shortest amount of cloud-free hours of only 13.7 hours. This graph shows the average amount of sunshine in San Sebastian de la Gomera in October based on historical data. Monthly clear skies percent of time in San Sebastian de la Gomera When is the sunrise and sunset in October The average day in San Sebastian de la Gomera during October has 11. 5 hours of daylight, with sunrise at 8:06 am and sunset at 7:37 pm. The day with the longest amount of daylight in San Sebastian de la Gomera is June 19th with 13.9 hours while December 21st has the shortest amount of daylight of only 10.3 hours. This graph shows the average amount of daylight in San Sebastian de la Gomera in October based on historical data. Average hours of daylight in San Sebastian de la Gomera by month How humid is it in October In October, San Sebastian de la Gomera is moderately humid with an average amount of 72% (relative humidity), which could be described as humid but cool. August has the highest relative humidity at 78% and is the least humid in January at 66%. This graph shows the average amount of humidity in San Sebastian de la Gomera throughout October based on historical data. Average relative humidity in San Sebastian de la Gomera by month How windy is it in October in San Sebastian de la Gomera Historically, the wind in San Sebastian de la Gomera during October blows at an average speed of 11. 1 mph (17.9 kph). The windiest month is July with an average wind speed of 18.0 mph (28.9 kph), while the calmest month is October with an average wind speed of 11.1 mph (17.9 kph). This graph shows the average wind speed in San Sebastian de la Gomera in October based on historical data. Average monthly wind speed in San Sebastian de la Gomera What to wear in October With an average high of 75°F (24°C) and a low of 72°F (22°C), it generally feels pleasantly warm with a gentle breeze. With that in mind, most people would dress in something light like your favorite t-shirt. What’s the weather like in San Sebastian de la Gomera the rest of the year? We’ve collected the weather data for San Sebastian de la Gomera during all other months of the year too: Weather in San Sebastian de la Gomera in January Weather in San Sebastian de la Gomera in February Weather in San Sebastian de la Gomera in March Weather in San Sebastian de la Gomera in April Weather in San Sebastian de la Gomera in May Weather in San Sebastian de la Gomera in June Weather in San Sebastian de la Gomera in July Weather in San Sebastian de la Gomera in August Weather in San Sebastian de la Gomera in September Weather in San Sebastian de la Gomera in November Weather in San Sebastian de la Gomera in December Where does this data come from? Weather data for San Sebastian de la Gomera was collected from the MERRA-2 project from NASA, which used a climate model combined with historical data from weather stations around the world to estimate what the conditions were like for every point on the Earth. For all data based on historical data, we’ve averaged the data from the past 11 years (2010-2020). For example, for the hourly temperature at 10am, we’ve looked at the temperature at 10am on every day in October (e.g., October 1, October 2, etc. in 2010, 2011, etc.) and took the arithmetic mean. We did not smooth the data, so for example, our daily temperature line will have some randomness due to the fact that weather is random in the first place. 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Get inspired for your trip to San Sebastian de la Gomera with our curated itineraries that are jam-packed with popular attractions everyday! Check them out here: 1-Day San Sebastian de la Gomera Itinerary Best Time to Visit La Gomera (Climate Chart and Table) On this page, you will find information about the climate and the best time to visit La Gomera. We created climate tables and charts for the location of La Gomera. 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 La Gomera for your holiday. Climate Overview 15 °C to 29 °C 18 °C to 23 °C 0 – 1.06 in (0 – 7 Days of Rain) Show temperatures in degree Geographical location Table of Contents 1. Geographical location 2. Climate on La Gomera 3. Best Time to Travel for La Gomera: Overview 4. When to go to La Gomera? 5. Climate Chart La Gomera 6. Climate Table La Gomera 7. Highlights and Attractions 8. Popular Activities 9. Current Weather and Forecast 10. Canary Islands: Regions 11. Experiences of our Visitors 12. Share your Experience and Win La Gomera is located in the Atlantic Ocean and belongs to the Canary Islands. With a population of almost 20,000 people and an area of about 230 miles², it is significantly smaller than its neighbouring islands La Palma and Tenerife. Of the seven main islands of the Canary Islands, only El Hierro is smaller in area than La Gomera. The main town is San Sebastian de La Gomera. The distance to the Spanish mainland is 810 miles, about 190 miles to the African mainland. The highest mountain on the island is the Garajonay, whose natural reserve makes up around ten percent of the island. Like all Canary Islands, La Gomera is volcanic in origin and consists mainly of old lava, rocks and tuff. The flora of the island is quite varied and varies considerably depending on the altitude. In the centre of La Gomera lies the Garajonay National Park with a dense cloud forest, which has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Climate on La Gomera La Gomera, like the rest of the Canary Islands, enjoys a very mild climate. In the year La Gomera comes on more than 2900 sun hours, so that the yearly average temperature lies between pleasant 18 °C to 25 °C. It is not for nothing that the Canary Islands are considered to be the place with the highest number of hours of sunshine in Europe. The maximum temperatures in summer are 29 °C, at night they only fall below 17 °C in January and February. Especially the mild evenings are ideal for exploring beautiful restaurants and beach bars. In the months January to April the sea hardly cools down, so one finds super bathing temperatures almost the whole year round. The month with the most precipitation of the year is December, here it can come to rainfalls of up to 1.06 in. Beach Vacation in March Diani Beach 29 °C    33 °C 2. 2 in Ko Samui 28 °C    31 °C 2.01 in Maldives 28 °C    31 °C 2.87 in Playa del Carmen 26 °C    30 °C 1.1 in Punta Cana 26 °C    28 °C 2.13 in Salalah 26 °C    30 °C 0.31 in Abu Dhabi 23 °C    28 °C 0.55 in Thailand 29 °C    35 °C 1.69 in Cuba 28 °C    29 °C 1. 46 in Best Time to Visit La Gomera: Overview JanuaryJan TemperaturesTemp. up to 21 °C FebruaryFeb TemperaturesTemp. up to 21 °C MarchMar TemperaturesTemp. up to 22 °C AprilApr TemperaturesTemp. up to 23 °C MayMay TemperaturesTemp. up to 24 °C JuneJun TemperaturesTemp. up to 25 °C JulyJul Best time to traveltime PerfectPerf. climate in La Gomera AugustAug Best time to traveltime PerfectPerf. climate in La Gomera SeptemberSep Best time to traveltime PerfectPerf. climate in La Gomera OctoberOct Best time to traveltime PerfectPerf. climate in La Gomera NovemberNov Best time to traveltime PerfectPerf. climate in La Gomera DecemberDec TemperaturesTemp. up to 22 °C When to go to La Gomera? The best time to visit La Gomera is between July and November. In the spring months of March, April and May the temperatures begin to rise to 23 °C to 25 °C, where the bathing season on the beautiful Canary Island begins. The northern regions of the island are more suitable for hiking and trekking. The many hiking routes lead through a breathtaking landscape, for example in the Garajonay National Park. In these months you have the perfect conditions for extensive hiking tours. Also in autumn the temperatures are still pleasant, but the probability of precipitation is a little higher than in spring. However, you should have warmer clothes in your luggage, as it could get colder in the mountains. For holidaymakers who want to enjoy the sun, the best time to travel is of course from July to October. Nothing stands in the way of extensive sunbathing and bathing. Climate Chart La Gomera Show temperatures in degree Source of Data: German Weather Service (Offenbach) and Wikipedia Climate Table La Gomera In the following, you will find the climate table for La Gomera, containing information about Temperatures, Precipitation, and Water Temperatures. Temperatures, Precipitation Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Day Temperature 21° 21° 22° 23° 24° 25° 27° 29° 28° 26° 24° 22° Night Temperature 15° 15° 15° 16° 17° 18° 20° 21° 20° 19° 18° 16° Water Temperature 19° 18° 18° 18° 19° 20° 21° 22° 23° 23° 21° 20° Precipitation (inch) 0. 71 0.94 0.55 0.28 0.08 0 0 0 0.39 0.51 0.71 1.06 Rainy days 6 4 3 2 2 1 0 0 2 5 6 7 Show temperatures in degree Temperatures The annual average temperature is 20.9 °C. For comparison: London 11 °C, NYC 12 °C, LA 17.9 °C Warmest month: August (25 °C) Coldest month: January (18 °C) The maximum water temperature is 23 °C. You can take a bath at these temperatures. Months with water temperature of at least 17 °C (Limited bathing is possible): all months Months with water temperature of at least 21 °C (adequate for beach vacation): July, August, September, October, and November Precipitation Overall annual precipitation: 5. 24 inch on 38 rainy days For comparison: London 24.06 in, NYC 41.57 in, LA 12.01 in There is no rainy season (months with more than 6.9 in of precipitation). You cannot expect snow in any month. Highlights and Attractions Like La Palma, La Gomera has been spared from mass tourism and is the perfect island for nature lovers. An absolute must for all La Gomera vacationers is the visit of the Garajonay National Park. Here you can make wonderful walks and be impressed by the silence and beauty of the place. Also a tour on the Garajonay is worthwhile, since one has a fantastic view over the island from here. We also recommend a visit to the “Valley of the Great King”, the municipality of Valle Gran Rey. The valley offers an exotic view thanks to a terraced cultural landscape with a multitude of banana plantations. For beach lovers, a visit to the beach of San Sebastian de La Gomera is also recommended. Popular Activities Current Weather and Forecast Current Weather in La Gomera (Station Alajeró)     few clouds, 11. 9 °C Clouds: 20 %       Wind: 1 mph Air Pressure: 1020 hPa       Humidity: 63 % Last updated: 13th Mar 2022, 10:00 am The next days … 6th Mar 2022 7th Mar 2022 8th Mar 2022 9th Mar 2022 10th Mar 2022 11th Mar 2022 9 °C to 12 °C 9 °C to 11 °C 9 °C to 11 °C 10 °C to 12 °C 9 °C to 11 °C 10 °C to 12 °C 9 °C to 12 °C 9 °C to 11 °C 9 °C to 11 °C 10 °C to 12 °C 9 °C to 11 °C 10 °C to 12 °C Clouds: 2 % Clouds: 1 % Clouds: 2 % Clouds: 100 % Clouds: 0 % Clouds: 8 % No Precipitation No Precipitation No Precipitation No Precipitation No Precipitation No Precipitation Weather information provided by OpenWeatherMap. (CC BY-SA) Show temperatures in degree Canary Islands: Regions La Gomera 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 | Fuerteventura | Lanzarote | La Palma | Best Time to Travel for the Regions La Gomera: July, August, September, October, and November Hottest Month   August: 29 °C Day Temperature Coldest Month   January: 15 °C Night Temperature Rainiest Month   December: 1.06 in Rain Driest Month   June: 0 in Rain Maximum Water Temperature   September: 23 °C Water Temperature Distances to La Gomera London New York Los Angeles La Gomera 1850 mi 3300 mi 5730 mi Where’s La Gomera? Show La Gomera on Map Continent: Europe All Holiday Destinations in Europe Proof of Image Sources Share your Experience and Win We want to know: how was the weather during your La Gomera holiday? You can win a travel coupon of 1000 $. The price will be raffled among all submissions. JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember When was your La Gomera holiday? 5 (Excellent)4 (Good)3 (Mixed)2 (Tricky)1 (Mostly bad)0 (Catastrophic) Please rate the weather with 0 to 5 stars. Describe the travel weather during your holiday in your own words! First Name years old E-Mail (voluntary disclosure, will not be shared) All information entered will be stored according to our privacy policy. Destinations in the Vicinity … October Weather in La Gomera, Spain – 2022 – Winter Sun Expert If you know of the autonomous community of the Canary Islands, Spain, then you may have heard of La Gomera. This island is the second smallest among these groups of islands which lie off the African coast in the Atlantic Ocean. The island has a small population with roughly 22,000 inhabitants who have a unique means of communicating with one another from miles away. Before the Spaniard settlers arrived on these islands, they were inhabited by indigenous people called Guanches who had a rich and amazing culture. They worshipped their god at a sanctuary in the highest point of the island. Archeological explorations into the sanctuary have found altars, pyres, and other ceremonial constructions. This mountainous island has steep slopes and an interesting half-cut orange shape. Weather October 2022 in La Gomera Spain: Generally, October in La Gomera 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 4 rainy days, with on average 0.6 inches / 16 mm of rain during the month of October. By Edmund Urbani – CC BY-SA 3.0 Contents 1 October weather in La Gomera Spain 2 October weather in La Gomera Spain in more detail 2.1 – What will the temperature be in La Gomera in October 2. 2 – Can you expect rain in October in La Gomera? 2.3 – What will the water temperature be in La Gomera for October 2.4 – Can you expect in October a lot of sunny days in La Gomera 2.5 – Will it be comfortable in October in La Gomera? 3 What to do in La Gomera Spain in October 4 Is it humid in La Gomera Spain in October? 5 Is October a good time to go to La Gomera Spain? 6 Does it rain all day in La Gomera Spain in October? 7 Is October the rainiest month in La Gomera Spain? 8 Is October the most sunniest month in La Gomera Spain? 9 Weather in La Gomera Spain in other months October weather in La Gomera Spain To get a good overview of the type of weather you can expect in October in La Gomera, we will look at the day and night temperature, minimum and maximum water temperature, and if October is comfortable or humid Generally, October in La Gomera 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 62°F / 17°C. La Gomera has some rainy days in October. You can expect around 4 rainy days, with on average 0.6 inches / 16 mm of rain during the whole month. The forecast for October 2022 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. October weather in La Gomera Spain in more detail To get a better feeling for the type of weather, you can expect in October in La Gomera, we will look at the temperature, rain, wind, humidity, water temperature, and sun and clouds – What will the temperature be in La Gomera in October Generally, you can expect in October an average temperature of 78°F / 26°C during the day and an average of 62°F / 17°C during the night. In October, during the warmest part of the afternoon, the temperature can often get as high as 86°F / 30°C, and at the end of the night, it can get as low as 57°F / 14°C. When looking at the whole year, January is the coldest month, with an average temperature of around 68°F / 20°C. August is the hottest month, with an average temperature of around 84°F / 29°C. When comparing October with the temperature in the month before and after, this is almost equal to September, which sees an average maximum temperature of around 82°F / 28°C. And slightly more than November, which sees an average maximum temperature of around 73°F / 23°C. Day and night temperature variation for La Gomera during the year.Day and night temperature variation for La Gomera 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 91°F / 33°C. January is the coldest month, with a temperature of around 75°F / 24°C. When comparing October with the temperature in the month before and after, this is almost equal to September, which sees an average maximum temperature of around 87°F / 31°C. And almost equal to November, which sees an average maximum temperature of around 82°F / 28°C. In the following graph, you can see how many cold and hot days you can expect in La Gomera each month: Day and night temperature variation for La Gomera during the year.Day and night temperature variation for La Gomera during the year. – Can you expect rain in October in La Gomera? Generally, you can expect about 4 rain days in October, with on average 0.6 inches / 16 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 1.3 inches / 32 mmmm. When comparing October with the month before and after, this is more than September, which sees around 0. 3 inches / 7 mm of rain. And less than November, which sees around 0.9 inches / 22 mm of rain Rain days for La Gomera during the year.Rain days for La Gomera 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 5 and 6 days. When comparing October with the month before and after, this is almost equal to September, which sees an average of between 2 and 3 days of rain. And almost equal to November, which sees an average of between 4 and 5 days of rain – What will the water temperature be in La Gomera for October You can expect in October, the water temperature for La Gomera to be between 73°F / 23°C and 71°F / 22°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 October with the month before and after, October has a water temperature almost equal to September, with a water temperature of around 75°F / 24°C. And almost equal to the water temperature from November, that is around 73°F / 23°C. Water temperature for La Gomera during the year.Water temperature for La Gomera during the year. – Can you expect in October a lot of sunny days in La Gomera Generally, you can expect around 7 sunny days in October and around 21 partly sunny days. The remaining days will be cloudy. When looking at the whole year, December is the month with the highest number of sunny days, with an average of between 7 and 8 sunny days. July is the month with the lowest number of sunny days, with an average of between 0 and 1 sunny days. When comparing October with the number of sunny days in the month before and after, it is slightly higher than September, with an average of between 4 and 5 sunny days. And almost equal to November, with an average of between 5 and 6 sunny days The number of sunny, partly sunny, and cloudy days for La GomeraThe number of sunny, partly sunny, and cloudy days for La Gomera We have looked at the sunny days in La Gomera. Let’s also look at the cloudy or overcast days. January is the month with the highest number of cloudy days, with around 6 cloudy days. July is the month with the lowest number of cloudy days, with around 1 cloudy day. When comparing October with the number of cloudy days in the month before and after, it is almost equal to September, with an average of between 2 and 3 cloudy days. And almost equal to November, with an average of between 4 and 5 cloudy days – Will it be comfortable in October in La Gomera? Generally, October in La Gomera will have a low humidty, and will feel very comfortable. We use the humidity and temperature in La Gomera 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 “very comfortable” (dry air). August has the highest humidity, with a Wintersun Expert comfort level of “comfortable” (not very humid). When comparing October with the month before and after, this is slightly less than September, which has a Wintersun Comfort level of “comfortable” (not very humid). And slightly more than November, which has a Wintersun Comfort level of “very comfortable” (dry air) Wintersun Expert Humidity / Comfort level for La GomeraWintersun Expert Humidity / Comfort level for La Gomera What to do in La Gomera Spain in October Garajonay national park – this UNESCO world heritage site is an ancient often misty forest with stunning greenery and a humid and subtropical climate. There are over 2000 species of fauna and flora and endemic wildlife. Roque de Agando – this rock formation is a distinctive emblem of the island. Surrounded by stunning scenery, this tall edifice is a volcanic magma formed monument to itself. San Sebastián – for a chance to walk in the footsteps of one of the foremost adventurers and explorers, San Sebastián’s streets, markets, and manors are famous for being Christopher Columbus last port of call before discovering the Americas. Los Organos- these rocks are shaped much like musical pipes at the edge of a cliff. They can be viewed by boat and are indeed a sight to behold. Iglesia Virgen de la Candelaria – this 16th-century church is located in a small tranquil village of Chipude. Tenerife – a short ferry ride across the sea and 20 km (12 Miles) away from la Gomera lies Tenerife, the largest of the Canary Islands. The tallest peak in Spain is located here and there are carnivals and festivals with music, bright colors, and dancing. It also has great beaches. Is it humid in La Gomera Spain in October? A lot of people ask interested in the humidity or relative humidity for La Gomera Spain in October. 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 October in La Gomera, 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 La Gomera 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 October, you can expect that La Gomera 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 La GomeraHumidity level for La Gomera Is October a good time to go to La Gomera Spain? Trying to answer the question of whether October is a good time to go to La Gomera 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 La Gomera in October, we can see that it will be fine for most people. In October, 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 62°F / 17°C. As the number of overcast days is not high, you can enjoy the sun with around 7 sunny days and 21 partly sunny days. The last aspect we will look at is rain. You can expect around 4 rainy days, with on average 0.6 inches / 16 mm of rain during October. 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 October a good time to go to La Gomera Spain for most visitors. Does it rain all day in La Gomera Spain in October? In La Gomera, it does not rain all day in October. You can expect around 4 rainy days, with on average 0.6 inches / 16 mm of rain during the month. Another way of looking at the rain is the number of sunny days. For La Gomera Spain, there are, on average 7 sunny days and 21 partly sunny days in October. That clearly shows that it is not raining all the time. Is October the rainiest month in La Gomera Spain? October 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 La Gomera, 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 6 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 1.3 inches / 32 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 October the most sunniest month in La Gomera Spain? October 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 La Gomera, 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. December is the month with the highest number of sunny days. On average, you can expect 7 sunny days, and 21 partly suny days. July 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. July is the month with the lowest number of overcast days. While January is the month with the highest number of overcast days. Weather in La Gomera Spain in other months Weather in La Gomera Spain for January Weather in La Gomera Spain for February Weather in La Gomera Spain for March Weather in La Gomera Spain for April Weather in La Gomera Spain for May Weather in La Gomera Spain for June Weather in La Gomera Spain for July Weather in La Gomera Spain for August Weather in La Gomera Spain for September Weather in La Gomera Spain for November Weather in La Gomera Spain for December Click here for more information about the destination “La Gomera” Weather in San Sebastian de la Gomera in October 2022-2021 ☁ According to our rating system, which is confirmed by the reviews of tourists who have visited Spain, the weather is excellent in San Sebastian de la Gomera in October, this month’s rating is 5. 0 out of five. Temperature in San Sebastian de la Gomera in October Average temperature during the day: +24.2°C Average temperature at night: +23.1°C Number of sunny days: 24 days Rainy days: Rainfall: 4 days 10.3 mm Is it worth going on holiday in October? 5 . 0 The climate in the city is not too hot for recreation. According to perhaps the most accurate forecast, the weather in San Sebastian de la Gomera in October is excellent, this is a very high season. In this autumn month, the average ambient temperature is 24.2 during the day and about 23.1 at night. Light and rare rains, about 4 days per month, 10.3 mm of precipitation falls. Sunny weather almost the entire month for at least 24 days. The same autumn weather in other cities of Aguilas, Adeje, Alicante, with a similar rating of 4.7, the air warms up to 27.4°C. According to the reviews of tourists who have visited Spain, it is worth going on vacation to San Sebastian de la Gomera in October, but in any case, we will help you decide what clothes to take. Please note: Weather in San Sebastian de la Gomera in September: rating 4.9 (out of 5), air +24.7°C , rain 2 days Weather in San Sebastian de la Gomera in November: rating 5. 0 (out of 5), air +22.4°C , rain 4 days  Details for 3 days for week for 10 days for 14 days for the month for weekend water for 14 days for 5 days for 7 days 2 weeks today tomorrow water now by month seasons Weather comparison in San Sebastian de la Gomer by month December January February 0 April July July July July July 9005 July Aug September October November Air temperature If you want to know how to dress in San Sebastian de la Gomera in October and what to wear, you can see the average data for 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021: the air temperature varies from +23°C to +25 °C and is considered relatively pleasant. For example, in the previous month, the air is warmer by about 0.5°C. In comparison, next month the environment is 1.8°C cooler. At night, the temperature in San Sebastian de la Gomera in October drops to +24°C…+22°C. Temperature fluctuations between day and night are 1°C. What is the weather like in San Sebastian de la Gomera at the end of October at the beginning and middle of the month is shown on the chart, according to tourists in Spain, the situation is similar almost everywhere.  Rating, rainy days and precipitation in October and other months. The rating in the period August – December fluctuates from 4.9 to 5.0 points. The number of rainy days in October is 4, and it ranks 1st for this indicator for the year. Precipitation is 10.3 mm, this is the 2nd place among all months. At the same time, in the previous period, 7.7 mm less rainfall, in the next period, 0.1 mm more. According to the most accurate forecast from the hydrometeorological center, the hysmeteo weather in San Sebastian de la Gomera in October in the first and second half of the month (decade) is shown in the summary table for 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021 years. Wind speed Climate summary Day Day air temperature Air temperature at night 1 +25°C +24°C 2 +25°C +24°C 3 +25°C +24°C 4 +25°C +24°C 5 +25°C +24°C 6 +25°C +24°C 7 +24°C +24°C 8 +24°C +23°C 9 +24°C +23°C 10 +25°C +23°C 11 +25°C +24°C 12 +25°C +24°C 13 +25°C +24°C 14 +25°C +24°C 15 +24°C +24°C 16 +24°C +23°C 17 +25°C +23°C 18 +24°C +24°C 19 +24°C +23°C 20 +24°C +23°C 21 +24°C +22°C 22 +24°C +23°C 23 +24°C +24°C 24 +25°C +23°C 25 +24°C +23°C 26 +24°C +23°C 27 +24°C +23°C 28 +24°C +23°C 29 +23°C +23°C 30 +23°C +22°C 31 +23°C +22°C The weather now m/s Precipitation: % 10 day / 14 day forecast Pay attention to other cities: Talavera de la Reina October weather Villaviciosa de Odon weather October Climate, weather by months, average temperature in San Sebastian de la Gomera (Spain) San Sebastián de la Gomera has warm, humid and dry summers; winters are long, comfortable and dry; and it is windy and cloudy all year round. During the year the temperature usually ranges from 16 °C to 28 °C and is rarely below 14 °C or above 31 °C . Based on the beach/pool score, the best time of year to visit San Sebastián de la Gomera for hot weather is from mid June to late September . ComfortableWarm Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Now Now98%98%61%61% Clear Cloudy Precipitation: 21 mmPrecipitation: 21 mm0 mm0 mmWet: 56%Wet: 56%0%0%dry beach/pool : 9.4Beach/Pool Point: 9.43.03.0 Monthly weather in San Sebastian de la Gomera. Click on a specific chart for more information. Warm season lasts 3.0 months , from July 11 to October 11 , with a maximum daily mean temperature above 26 °C . The hottest month of the year in San Sebastian de la Gomera is August , with an average temperature high of 28 °C and a low of 22 °C . The cool season lasts 4. 4 months , from December 15 to April 26 , with minimum average daily temperature below 23 °C . The coldest month of the year in San Sebastian de la Gomera is February , with an average temperature maximum of 16 °C and a minimum of 21 °C . Average high and low temperatures in San Sebastian de la Gomera Average high and low temperatures in San Sebastian de la Gomera warm-cool Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May Jun. Jul. Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec-20 °C-20 °C-15 °C-15 °C-10 °C Feb 8 .21 °C8 Feb.21 °C21 Aug.28 °C21 Aug.28 °C16 °C16 °C22 °C22 °C11 Jul.26 °C11 Jul.26 °C11 Oct.26 °C11 Oct.26 °C15 Dec.23 °C15 Dec.23 °C26 Apr.23 °C26 Apr.23 °C21 °C21 °C21 °C21 °C18 °C18 °C17 °C17 °CNowNow Average daily maximum (red line) and minimum (blue line) temperature with ranges from 25th to 75th and from 10th to 90th percentiles. The thin dotted lines represent the corresponding average perceived temperatures. Average Jan. Feb. Mar Apr May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Maximum 21 ° C 21 ° C 22 ° C 22 ° C 23 ° C 25 ° C 27 ° C 28 ° C 27 ° C 26 ° C 24°C 22°C Pace. 19 ° C 19 ° C 19 ° C 20 ° C 21 ° C 22 ° C 24 ° C ° C ° C 24°C 22°C 20°C Minimum 16 ° C 16 ° C 16 ° C 17 ° C 18 ° C 20 ° C 21 ° C ° C 22 ° C ° C 19°C 18°C ​​ 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. Average hourly temperature in San Sebastian de la Gomera Hourly average temperature in San Sebastián de la GomerajanFebruaryMarchAprMayJunJulyAugSeptOctNovDec00224466881010121214141616181820202222200NowNowNowCoolCoolCoolComfortableWarmCool 4 -9 °C frosty 0 °C very cold 7 °C cold 13°C cool 18 °C comfortable 24 °C warm 29°C hot 35°C znoyno Average hourly temperature with color coded ranges. Shaded areas represent night and civil twilight. San Vicente de Cañete, Peru (7,856 kilometers away) is a city at a considerable distance with temperatures closest to San Sebastian de la Gomera (see comparison). © OpenStreetMap contributors Compare San Sebastian de la Gomera to another city: Map In San Sebastián de la Gomera, the average percentage of sky covered by clouds experiences significant seasonal fluctuations during the year. The clearer part of the year in San Sebastián de la Gomera starts around May 21, and lasts 3.8 months , ending around on September 15, . The clearest month of the year in San Sebastian de la Gomera is July during which the sky is on average clear , mostly clear or partly cloudy 98% of the time. The cloudier part of the year starts around 15 September and lasts 8.2 months , ending around 21 May . The cloudiest month of the year in San Sebastian de la Gomera is November , during which the sky averages overcast or predominantly regional 38% of the time. Cloud categories in San Sebastian de la Gomera Cloud categories in San Sebastian de la GomeraMore clearMore cloudyMore cloudyJan 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%19 Jul. 98%19 Jul.98%14 Nov.61%14 Nov.61%21 May80%21 May80 %15 Sep 80% 15 Sep 80%NowNowNowPartly Cloudy Overcast Partly Cloudy 0% clear 20% partly cloudy 40% Partly cloudy 60% cloudy 80% overcast 100% Percentage of duration over time of each cloud band, broken down by the percentage of sky covered by clouds. % 9000 38% 9000% 9000% 9000% Share Jan. Feb. Mar Apr May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. dec. More cloudy 32% 28% 26% 24% 21% 2% 6% 34% more clear 68% 72% 74% 76% 79% 91% 98% 9000 79% 64% 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 San Sebastian de la Gomera fluctuate throughout the year. Wet season lasts 5.0 months from October 16, to March 18, , with more than 6% probability that the given day is wet. The month with the most rainy days in San Sebastián de la Gomera is February , when an average of at least 1 millimeter precipitation falls over 3.0 days . Dryer season lasts 7.0 months from March 18 to October 16 . The month with the fewest rainy days in San Sebastian de la Gomera 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 San Sebastian de la Gomera is February with an average of 3. 0 days . Based on this classification, the most common form of precipitation during the year is rain only , with a maximum probability of 12% observed on on February 9, . Daily chance of rainfall in San Sebastian de la Gomera Daily chance of precipitation in San Sebastian de la Gomera Wet Wet DryFebruary March Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept 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%9 Feb.12%9 Feb.12%16 Jul.0%16 Jul.0%1 Jan.10%1 Jan.10%16 Oct.6%16 Oct.6%Rain 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). Days Jan. Feb. Mar Apr May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. dec. Rain 2. 8 d. 3.0 d. 2.0 d. 1.2 d. 0.5 d. 0.2 d. 0.4 in. 0.9 in. 1.9 in. 2.7 in. 3.1 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 San Sebastian de la Gomera0466 some seasonal fluctuations in monthly rainfall. The rainy part of the year lasts 4.7 months , from October 19, to March 10, , with rainfall over a rolling 31-day period of at least 13 millimeters . The month with the most rainfall in San Sebastian de la Gomera is December , with an average rainfall of 21 millimeters . Part of Year no rain lasts 7.3 months , from March 10 to October 19 . The month with the least rainfall in San Sebastian de la Gomera is July , with an average rainfall of 0 millimeters . Average monthly rainfall in San Sebastian de la Gomera Monthly average rainfall in San Sebastian de la GomeraRain RainFebruary March Apr May June Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec 0 mm0 mm10 mm10 mm20 mm20 mm30 mm30 mm40 mm40 mm50 mm50 mm60 mm60 mm12 Dec 21 mm12 Dec 21 mm3 Jul.0 mm3 Jul.0 mm18 Feb.17 mm18 Feb.17 mm19oct.13 mm19 oct.13 mmNowNow Average rainfall (solid line) accumulated over a sliding 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. 1 090 5 .3 mm Jan. Feb. Mar Apr May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. dec. rainfall 17. 8 mm 16.7 mm 11.0 mm 6.1 mm 1.7 mm 0.6 mm 9 0.3 mm 11.9 mm 18.4 mm 21.0 mm The length of the day in San Sebastian de la Gomera varies throughout the year. In 2022 the shortest day of the month is on Dec 21 when daylight hours are 10 hours 22 minutes , and the longest is on June 21 with daylight hours 13 hours 56 minutes . Number of hours of daylight and twilight in San Sebastian de la Gomera Number of hours of daylight and twilight in San Sebastián de la GomerayanFeb.MarchApr.MayJunJulAug.Sep.Oct.Nov.Dec.0h.24h.4h.20h.8h.16h 12 12 16 8 20 4 24 0 12 7 min 20 Mar 12 7 min 20 Mar 13 56 min 21 Jun .13:56 min.21 Jun. 12:00 8 min.23 Sept. 12:00 8 min.23 Sep. 10:22 min.0044 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. 9Dec 0530 Hours Jan. Feb. Mar Apr May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Daylight 10.6 hours 11.2 hours 12.0 hours 12.9 hours 13.6 hours 13.9 hours 13.1 hours 12.3 hours 11.5 hours 10.7 hours 10.4 hours The earliest sunrise of is at 7:05 March 26 and is the latest at 1 hour 12 minutes later at 8:17 October 29 . The earliest sunset of is at 18:12 on December 1, , and is the latest on 2 hours 57 minutes later at 21:09 on July 2, . Daylight saving time (DST) enters San Sebastián de la Gomera 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 San Sebastian de la Gomera Sunrise and sunset with twilight and DST in San Sebastian de la GomerayanFeb.MarchApr.MayJulyAug.Sep.Oct.Dec.2468101214161820220226 Mar.7:0526 Mar.7:0521:092 Jul.21 :092 Jul.1 Dec. 18:12 1 Dec. 18:128:17 29 Oct. 8:17 29 Mar. 27 DST 27 Mar. DST 30 Oct. DST 30 Oct. Day Night Night 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. north east south west 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 points 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 San Sebastian de la Gomera 004488121216162020002 Jan.2 Jan.17 Jan.17 Jan.1 Feb.1 Feb.004488121216162020002 Jan.2 Jan.17 Jan.17 Jan.1 Feb.1 Feb. Feb 16 Feb 2 Mar 2 Mar 18 Mar 18 Mar 1 Apr 1 Apr 16 Apr 16 Apr 30 Apr 30 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. There are extreme seasonal fluctuations in perceived humidity in San Sebastian de la Gomera. The wettest period of lasts 4.7 months , from June 18, to November 7, . At this time, the comfort level is characterized as damp , stuffy or heavy at least 14% of the time. The month with the most days with high humidity in San Sebastian de la Gomera is August , with 15.9 days conditions raw or worse. The month with the least days of high humidity in San Sebastian de la Gomera is January , with 0.1 days conditions wet or worse. Humidity comfort levels in San Sebastian de la Gomera Humidity comfort levels in San Sebastian de la GomerasyroyanFebruary March Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept 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%14 Jan 0%14 Jan0%1 Sep 56%1 Sept 56%18 Jun 14%18 Jun 14%7 Nov 14%7 Nov 14%NowNowWetDampComfortableDryDry dry 13°C comfortable 16 °C wet 18 °C damp 21°C stuffy 24 °C heavy Percentage of time spent at different humidity comfort levels, classified by dew point. Jan. Feb. Mar Apr May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. dec. Raw days 0.1 d. 0.1 d. 0.1 d. 0.1 d. 1.0 d. 15.9 days 15.2 days 9.4 in. 2.8 in. 0.6 in. 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 San Sebastian de la Gomera, the average hourly wind speed experiences significant seasonal fluctuations throughout the year. The windier part of the year lasts 2.5 months , from June 17 to September 1 , with an average wind speed of over 20. 5 kilometers per hour . The windiest month of the year in San Sebastian de la Gomera is July with an average hourly wind speed of 24.0 kilometers per hour . A calmer season lasts 9.5 months , from September 1 to June 17 . The calmest month of the year in San Sebastian de la Gomera is October with an average hourly wind speed of 16.8 kilometers per hour . Average wind speed in San Sebastian de la Gomera Average wind speed in San Sebastian de la Gomera Windy Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May Jun. Jul. Aug. Sep. 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.24.6 km/h17 Jul.24.6 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. .7 Jan. Feb. Mar Apr May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. dec. Wind speed (kph) 20.0 20.8 20.7 20.2 19.6 20.7 24.09 22.4 18.1 16.8 .5 The prevailing mean hourly wind direction in San Sebastian de la Gomera varies throughout the year. The wind most often blows from north 10 months , from January 25 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 25 , with the maximum percentage of 49% falling on January 1 . Wind direction in San Sebastian de la Gomera Wind direction in San Sebastian de la GomeraSat Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 0%100%20%80%40%60%60%40%80%20%100% 0%NowNowEastNorthWestSouth 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). San Sebastian de la Gomera 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 9 to November 5 , with an average temperature above 23 °C . The month of the year in San Sebastian de la Gomera with the warmest water is September , when the average temperature is 24 °C . Season with cooler water lasts 4.0 months , from January 8, to May 7, , with an average temperature below 20 °C . The month of the year in San Sebastian de la Gomera with the coldest water is March , when the average temperature is 19 °C . San Sebastian de la Gomera average water temperature San Sebastian de la Gomera average water temperature warm-cool Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 18 °C18 °C19 °C19 °C20 °C20 °C21 °C21 °C22 °C22 °C23 °C23 °C24 °C24 °C25 °C25 °C25 Sept.24 °C25 Sep.24 °C19°C9 Mar.19 °C9 Mar.9 Aug.23 °C9 Aug.23 °C5 Nov.23 °C5 Nov.23 °C8 Jan.20 °C8 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. Water Jan. Feb. Mar Apr May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Temperature 20 ° C 19 ° C 19 ° C 19 ° C 20 ° C 21 ° C 22 ° C ° C 24 ° C ° C 22°C 21°C To characterize how pleasant the weather is in San Sebastian de la Gomera during 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 San Sebastian de la Gomera for general outdoor recreation is from beginning April to mid August , with the highest score being in the last week of June . Tourism score in San Sebastian de la Gomera San Sebastián de la Gomera Tourism Scorebest time Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec 00222446688810109.49.47.87.8NowNowPrecipitationPrecipitationCloudyCloudyTourism score (shaded area) and its components: temperature score (red line), cloudiness 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 San Sebastián de la Gomera for hot weather is from mid-June to end-September , with the highest score being the first week of August . Ball by the beach/pool in San Sebastian de la Gomera San Sebastian de la Gomera beach/pool score best time Jan Feb March Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec 002244668810109.49.43.03.0NowNowRainfallPrecipitationTemperatureBeach/Pool score 9004 Pool4 Beach 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 San Sebastián de la Gomera 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 San Sebastian de la Gomera Time spent in various temperature ranges and growing season in San Sebastian de la GomerajanFeb. MarchApr.MayJulyAug.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 warm 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 threshold exceedances of a given temperature minimum, excluding maximum temperature exceedances. In this description, the temperature minimum is 10 °C and maximum 30 °C . Growth degree days in San Sebastian de la Gomera Growth Degree Days in San Sebastian de la GomerayanFeb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep 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°C22 Apr.1,000°C22 Apr.1 000 °C31 Dec 4 172 °C 31 Dec 4 172 °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 22 April to 21 August , with an average daily incident shortwave energy per square meter above 7.2 kWh . The brightest month in San Sebastian de la Gomera is June with an average value of 8. 2 kWh . The darker period of the year lasts 3.1 months , from November 2, to February 5, , with an average daily incident shortwave energy per square meter below 4.4 kWh . The darkest month in San Sebastian de la Gomera is December with an average of 3.5 kWh . Average daily incident shortwave solar power in San Sebastian de la Gomera San Sebastian de la Gomera Daily Average Incident Short Wave Solar Energy Bright Dark Dark Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 0 kWh0 kWh1 kWh1 kWh2 kWh2 kWh3 kWh3 kWh4 kWh4 kWh5 kWh5 kWh6 kWh6 kWh7 kWh7 kWh8 kWh8 kWh9kWh9 kWh23 Jun 8.2 kWh23 Jun 8.2 kWh17 Dec 3.5 kWh17 Dec 3.5 kWh22 Apr 7.2 kWh22 Apr 7, 2 kWh Aug 217.2 kWh Aug 21 7.2 kWh Feb 54.4 kWh Feb 54.4 kWhNowNow Average daily incident shortwave solar energy reaching ground per square meter (orange line), in the ranges of 25–75 and 10–90 percentiles. 9000 5.1 4.0 9000.9000 9000.9000 ,0009 Jan. Feb. Mar Apr May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. dec. Solar energy (kWh) 3.8 4.8 6.0 7.1 7.8 8.2 8.0 7.3 6.3 In this description, the geographic coordinates of San Sebastian de la Gomera are 28.092° latitude, -17.113° longitude and altitude – 8 m. The topography within a radius 3 kilometers of San Sebastian de la Gomera has very significant elevation changes with a maximum elevation change of 567 meters and a mean altitude of 96 meters . Within a radius of 16 kilometers, has very significant elevation changes ( 1 477 meters ). Within a radius of 80 kilometers has extreme altitude changes ( 3706 meters ). Terrain within a radius of 3 kilometers of San Sebastian de la Gomera is covered by water ( 51% ), bush ( 28% ) and 6 farmland (radius ) 16 kilometers – water ( 71% ) and shrub ( 16% ), and within a radius of 80 kilometers – water ( ). This report describes typical weather in San Sebastian de la Gomera based on a statistical analysis of historical hourly weather reports and model reconstructions from January 1, 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 San Sebastian de la Gomera. For each station, the data have been corrected for the difference in altitude between the station and San Sebastián de la Gomera 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 San Sebastian de la Gomera is calculated as a weighted average of the individual data from each station, with weights proportional to the reciprocal of the distance between San Sebastian de la Gomera and the given station. Stations participating in the reconstruction: Tenerife-South (GCTS, 67%, 53 km, east, Pererade 55 m) La Palma Airport (GCLA, 33%, 87 km, north-west, 24 m altitude) GCTS, 67% 53 km, 55 m GCLA, 33% 87 km, 24 m © OpenStreetMap contributors To see how these sources agree with each other, you can compare San Sebastian de la Gomera and the stations that participate in our temperature and climate history estimates. Note that the data from each source has been adjusted for elevation and relative variation present in the MERRA-2 data. Other data All data related to the position of the Sun (such as sunrise and sunset) are calculated using astronomical formulas from Jean Mius’ Astronomical Algorithms, 2nd Ed. . All other weather data, including cloudiness, precipitation, wind speed and direction, and solar energy flux, are taken from the MERRA-2 New Time Retrospective Analysis. This reanalysis combines various measurements over a wide area in a modern global meteorological model to reconstruct hourly weather history around the world on a 50 km grid. Land use data are 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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San Sebastian de la Gomera Canary Islands, Spain © OpenStreetMap contributors Where to Go in October – All Destinations at a Glance With year-round skiing, nightclub entertainment and mind-blowing food tours, this resort is rightfully considered one of the best in the world. Zermatt has repeatedly taken the first lines in various tourist ratings. It is worth visiting at least to see the legendary Matterhorn – the peak of the Pennine Alps, which rises to 4478 m above sea level. The total length of the local slopes is more than 300 km, the elevation difference is from 1600 to 3800 m. Access to the ski slopes, depending on the season, is not limited. Zermatt Valley, Switzerland © ansharphoto / Shutterstock Woodstock. Vermont Where to go in October to catch that very golden autumn with its bright colors, soft sun and morning mists? In one of the colorful cities of Vermont! Autumn Woodstock is mountains and deciduous forests, rivers, fields, thousands of amazingly picturesque corners and walking trails. The nature of the local surroundings will amaze any tourist with its beauty, it will become a source of inspiration and comfort. When visiting Woodstock, visit Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Park, Billings Farm and Museum, visit one of the local restaurants, and take a boat trip. And then – just put on your favorite wool sweater, take a thermos of hot tea with you and go in search of the most photogenic locations. Vermont, USA © Sean Pavone / Shutterstock Cervinia, Italy Another great alpine resort for an October holiday experience. The small town of Cervinia is located in a noble environment and is therefore called the “highest” resort in Italy. These are the mountain peaks of Monte Cervino, Monte Rosa, Breithorn, Castor and Matterhorn. The height of each of them is about 4500 m. Ski slopes with convenient lifts stretch here for 300 km (altitudes from 2000 to 3500 m), and the location features make Cervinia protected from harsh winds. Cervinia ski resort in the Alps, Valle d’Aosta, Italy © Mikhail Varentsov / Shutterstock Finland. Ruka One of the most famous ski resorts in Finland, Ruka is located 20 km from the Finnish town of Kuusamo. Therefore, it is often called Kuusamo-Ruka. This is a place of amazing beauty – near the Arctic Circle and surrounded by more than 5 thousand lakes and ponds. Ride here from October to May. You will be met by 150 km of tracks for every taste. More than three dozen slalom slopes are equipped with everything necessary for outdoor activities. And even more. Right at the height, if you wish, you can have a bite to eat by looking at one of the restaurants. Kuusamo Ruka, Finland © BORISENKOFF / Shutterstock Utah National Parks Utah is a treasure trove of cinematic scenery and natural wonders. On the territory of the state there are several national parks that amaze with their landscapes, a variety of flora and fauna. For example, Bryce Canyon is a huge geological complex with the largest number of hoodoo columns in the world. Arches National Park is home to over 2,000 sandstone arches and is home to many different species of animals. And Zion Park is full of mountain rivers and lakes, canyons, caves and deserts. Here you can go horseback riding and rock climbing. Also notable are Canyonlands, Capitol Reef and Glen Canyon with their incredible Martian landscapes. In October, these places are not crowded with tourists, and the weather is still mild and very hospitable. Dead Horse Point, Utah © RuthChoi / Shutterstock Zion National Park © James Marvin Phelps / Shutterstock Arches National Park © anthony heflin / Shutterstock Bryce Canyon National Park © MNStudio / Shutterstock Norway Galldhøpiggen If you want a ski holiday to remember for a lifetime, choose the best of the best – Norway’s Galldhøpiggen. There are legends about the beauty of this place, and those who have been here once do not doubt their veracity. It is the highest point in the Scandinavian mountains (2469m). You can climb it along two routes: from the east – from the village of Spiterstulen, or from the northeast – from the tourist station of Juvassytta. In the first case, the starting height will be 1100 m, in the second case it will be 1840 m. The bonus is the Klima Park 2469 museum. The tunnel in the glacier, through which you can go on a guided tour, resembles the possessions of the Snow Queen. Mount Galdhopiggen, Jotunheimen © Ondrej Bucek / Shutterstock Maui. Hawaii If you still don’t feel like letting go of summer, pack your bags and go to bask in Hawaii. The island of Maui will meet you with warm sand, green tropics and dozens of stunning beaches. Local parks and gardens deserve special attention. The most famous are Haleakala National Park, Valley State Park and Kula Botanical Garden. On the territory of Maui you can see many ancient historical buildings, old craft workshops and small colorful restaurants. And for lovers of comfort, there are luxury hotels and golf clubs, shopping and entertainment centers. Maui is a resort that has it all. Explore the most unusual places of the island, go on interesting excursions, get acquainted with the rich underwater world and indulge in the most vivid impressions. Hawaii is the birthplace of modern surfing © EQRoy / Shutterstock A quiet beach on Maui © RuthChoi / Shutterstock Holidays and festivals in October culture of different peoples, learn about the peculiarities of their life and just see what you have never seen before. Perhaps our selection will help you figure out where to go for impressions: Festa Mayor in Tarras, Catalonia, Spain © Karol Kozlowski / Shutterstock Mid-Autumn Festival in China, Singapore and Vietnam (early October). It was first organized over 3 thousand years ago. It is based on the worship of the moon. Family feasts and folk festivals are popular at this time. The traditional dish is yuebing (moon gingerbread). After the Chinese New Year, this is the second most important holiday in these countries. Vegetarian festival in Thailand. It takes place in mid-October and is considered one of the most spectacular in the world. Especially bright, but rather shocking ceremonies are held at this time in Phuket. During the days of the festival, ritual rites of initiation into the Warriors of the Gods start in local temples. In practice, this looks like piercing the participants in the action of different parts of the body – mainly cheeks and tongues. To see this, every year a sea of ​​\u200b\u200btourists come here. Casteller Championship (Spain). These bright competitions are held in Spanish cities every two years, in October. Participants in the action “build” towers of people and thus attract many thousands of spectators. It looks really amazing. The history of the competition goes back to the 18th century, when this art allegedly helped one Catalan escape from captivity. Not only the height of the living pyramid is evaluated, but also the complexity of its design. The action takes place in the arena for bullfighting. Chocolate Festival (Italy). Every year, 10 days in October become the sweetest for guests and participants of this popular holiday in Europe. More than 200 manufacturers and hundreds of thousands of tourists. The center of attraction is the city of Perugia. During the festival, tents with chocolate are set up everywhere, and many culinary and gastronomic competitions take place. Design Days called “Design Block” (Czech Republic). In early October, a prestigious review of design projects begins in Prague, Czech Republic. At this time, masters come here who have something to show and talk about. It is design in all forms, spheres and manifestations. The event includes fashion and jewelry shows, interior design exhibitions, and industrial design expositions. Tags:#beach holidays#sea#autumn#holidays#festivals#ski#mountains 9Ol000 Homera Island Ocean Water Today This data displays the water temperature in Homera Island. In addition to water temperature, you can also get information about air temperature, weather for today, tomorrow and in the coming days, surf forecast, as well as sunrise / sunset and moonrise data for a given location. The water temperature in La Gomera is currently 23. 6 degrees Celsius. Based on our historical data over a period of ten years, the warmest sea in this day in La Gomera was recorded in 2015 and was 25°C/78.5°F, and the coldest was recorded in 2018 at 22.4°C/72.7°F. In the next 10 days, the sea temperature in Gomera is expected to rise to 23.9°C. September average sea water temperature in La Gomera is 23.9°C/63.3°F, the minimum temperature is 22.1°C/68.2°F, and the maximum is 26.1°C/73.5°F. The beach season on La Gomera begins in April and ends in February. During those months, La Gomera water temperature does not drop below 20°C/68°F and therefore suitable for comfortable swimming. The average water temperature in La Gomera in winter reaches 20.3°C, in spring 19.8°C, in summer the average temperature rises to 22.3°C, and in autumn it is 23.4°C. La Gomera water temperature Water temperature Sea state Sunrise and sunset 0-3 h 3-6 h 6-9 h 9-12 h 1. 22 m 1.27 m 9000 on the island of Gomera today The air temperature on the island of Gomera and the characteristics of weather conditions for today (14 September 2022). To view the weather forecast for the next few days, go to the weather forecast for the island of Gomera 12-15 h 15-18 h 18-21 h 21-24 h 1.24 m 9000. 9-12 h 9000 22.3 ° C 0-3 hours 3-6 hours 6-9 hours 22.5 ° C 9000 9000 9000 9000 000 9000 9000 12-15 h 15-18 h 18-21 h 24.5°C 25.8°C 26.6°C 23.3°C Monthly water temperature in Gomera Island: The minimum, maximum and average monthly water temperatures in Gomera Island are shown below. In addition to the table values, a graph of changes in the average water temperature during the year is shown. Temperature data are calculated based on observations over the past 10 years 9000 20.9°C 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 23.1 ° C 9000 9000 9000 ° C 9000 ° C 9000 ° C 9000 352 The temperature of the water on Homer island in September 9000 9000 9000 9000.6 ° C Month Avg. Min. Max. January 20.1 ° C 18.4 ° C 21.8 ° C WHEK The temperature of the Homer island in January cold Water temperature in La Gomera in February March 19.3°C 18.1°C 21.1°C Water temperature in La Gomera in March April 19.7°C 18.5°C 21.2°C cold The temperature of the water on Homer island in April 20.5 ° C 18. 9 ° C .9 ° C The temperature of the water on the island of Homer in May in May 21.6C 19.8C 23.9C warm0009 July 22.3 ° C 20.4 ° C 23.7 ° C WIRS Homer island in July 24.7 ° C Warm The temperature of the water on Homer island in August October 23.7 ° C 22 ° C 25.2 ° C 9000 The temperature of the Homer in October 20.6 ° C 24.5 ° C WREARY The temperature of the water on Homer island0008 22. 7°C warm Water temperature in La Gomera in December minimum comfortable water temperature. As a result, you will receive a list of countries and cities in which the average water temperature on this day over the past 10 years exceeds the value you selected Region: Australia & OceaniaAsiaAfricaMiddle EastEuropeNorth AmericaCentral America & CaribbeanSouth America Date (day and month): 12345678121314151617181 222324252627282 JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberNovemberDecember Water temperature: >=16°C>=17°C>=18°C>=19°C>=20°C>=21°C>=22°C>=23°C>=24° C>=25°C>=26°C>=27°C Medium temperature Maximum temperature What is the ideal water temperature for swimming? neighboring beaches and cities The closest beaches and cities with water temperature, air temperature, weather and medium waves today 9000 ° C 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 23.6 ° C 23.6 ° C 23.6 ° C 23.6 ° C C C 0043 If you have interesting photos of this place and would like to show them, please upload them here. Photos for viewing will be available after their verification by the moderator Voting for the best beaches of Canara Current rating: (0 votes cast) If you know this place (Homer’s Island) and want to leave a comment or rate it, please fill out the form below. All fields are optional and you can fill in any Your rating for this place: 12345 Best season:SummerAutumnWinterSpring Your comments about this place (service, water quality, etc. ): This place has a Blue Flag award This place has rip currents Type of beach: sandy or pebbly Water temperature widget Satellite data together with the results of observations at ground stations are used to calculate the water temperature in Gomera Island. Water temperature, weather forecast and sea conditions are updated daily. Temperatures in shallow areas near the shore may be slightly higher than those shown here. The 10 Best Hotels in Gomera Our Recommendations Lowest price at the beginning Number of stars and price Rating + number of reviews Hotel Torre Del Conde 3 stars Hotel in San Sebastian de la Gomera Torre Del Conde is located in the center of San Sebastian de la Gomera, 200 meters from the marina. In all of the reviews that I have done, I think that this hotel has been the most harshly rated. It is way above low 8’s and, in my opinion, is worthy of 9.5+ as I can not fault in any way (booking.com does not facilitate subtleties in ratings any more). The location could not be more central, the price was great value and all of the staff at reception and breakfast were lovely. The room was pristine and spacious, breakfast was fine and I had a lovely ovely view of the Torre with the sea to the side. Expand Collapse 8.3 Very good 1,638 reviews Price from € 64 per night Check Availability Hotel Escuela Rural Casa Los Herrera Hotel in Hermigua Escuela Rural Casa Los Herrera is located in Hermigua, 2.4 km from Agulo Beach. It offers a tour desk, a restaurant, free WiFi throughout the property and a shared lounge…. everything perfect! breakfast, room, restaurant… superbe! Expand Collapse 8. 9 Amazing 158 reviews Price from € 88 per night Check Availability Hotel Sonia Chipude 2 stars Hotel in El Sercado Sonia Chipude is located in El Sercado. This 2-star hotel offers free WiFi and room service. It features a terrace, a restaurant and a bar. Everything was good: clean and cool room (on a hot day). Great staff. Good breakfast. Expand Collapse 8.9 Fantastic 595 reviews Price from €45 per night Check Availability Hotel Rural Imada Hotel in Imada Featuring a shared lounge, terrace and garden, Imada Country Hotel is located in Imada, 7 km from Erque. The economy hotel rooms have a balcony overlooking the garden. it’s the only place you can stay at in this part of the island, and it’s a hidden gem. On the day I was in the staff was absent, but there’s a good check-in/out system in place. There’s also an in-hotel self-help mini shop, so you won’t starve if you run out of food or water. Next door there’s a bar serving food till 6PM. It’s a brilliant place, with very helpful hosts and a must-stay if you’re backpacking through the island. Expand Collapse 8 Very good 281 reviews Price from €59 per night Check Availability Hotel Grand Rey 3 stars Hotel in Valle Gran Rey This hotel is located on La Puntilla’s seafront promenade, south of La Gomera. It features a tennis court and 2 outdoor pools. The rooftop terrace offers great views of the sea and mountains. Its a fantastic hotel that has a really nice feel to it . We went half board which I never normally do as I like going out to different restaurants every night . But on this occasion I was really glad we did as there where not as many restaurants open in the area due to Covid as usual . The food was lovely with great choices every night. The service was great in the hotel and it looks out west so if you get a sea view perfect for sunsets . The public stops right across the road which we used everyday to access walks in the area . The hotel also provided beach towels for free. Expand Collapse 8.6 Fabulous 710 reviews Price from €79 per night Check Availability Hotel Rural Ibo Alfaro Hotel in Hermigua Beautiful rooms with views of the Hermigua Valley and the Atlantic Ocean are located in a converted manor house. It was paradise! I don’t think we picked our room when we booked, but we ended up with a huge room and a massive terrace overlooking a valley. The location was nice — the hotel itself feels remote (we could see the stars well from the terrace at night), but the center of town is a 10-ish-minute walk away and there’s a store for essentials as well as a handful of restaurants (we went to two, and both were great). Would recommend! Expand Collapse 8.8 Fantastic 444 reviews Price from €65 per night Check Availability Hotel Jardin Concha 1 stars Hotel in Valle Gran Rey Hotel Jardín Concha is located in Valle Gran Rey, on La Gomera’s west coast. The hotel has a roof terrace with fantastic views over the valley and the sea. A daily breakfast is served in the garden. Very nice host, perfect view, amazing breakfast. I liked it a lot!! Expand Minimize 8.4 Very good 536 reviews Check Availability Hotel Jardin Tecina 4 stars 4 stars Hotel in Valle Gran Rey This hotel is ideally located on the beach on the tropical island of La Gomera. It features a large rooftop pool with stunning sea views. Private parking is provided. The hotel is at a great location. There are a lot of bars and restaurants that can be reached by foot. Also a supermarket is very close. Playa del Ingles a beautiful natural beach with black sand is only a 10 minute walk away. The rooms are very big. We have been positively surprised that their was a little kitchen in the room. We also need to point out that the and staff at the hotel was very friendly. Expand Collapse 8.4 Very good 271 reviews Price from € 136 per night Check Availability Hotel Rural Triana 3 stars Hotel in Vallehermoso Set in a century-old building on the Canary Island of La Gomera, this hotel is housed in a stone-built building. The hotel is perfect for a relaxing, sunny holiday. The staff were friendly and super helpful. Breakfast was amazing! Expand Collapse 8.7 Fantastic 311 reviews Check Availability See all 269 hotels on La Gomera Weather in La Gomera for a month. Weather forecast La Gomera 30 days September Water Weather 0 9000 9000 9000 9000 23. 6°C 26°C 1.24 m Laguna de Santiago 23.6°C 26 ° C 1.75 m Plai de Santiago 23.6 ° C 1.75 m 26 ° C 0.92 m Lip 23.6 ° C 20 ° C 1.31 m min +25 ° C Mon Tue 13 Sep min +22 °C Wed 14 Sep min +22 °C Thu 15 Sep min +23 °C Fri 16 Sep min +22 °C Sat 17 Sep min +22 °C Sun 18 Sep min +22 °C Mon 19 Sep min +22 °C W 20 Sep min +22 °C Wed 21 Sep min +22 °C Thu 22 Sep min +22 °C Fri 23 Sep min +23 °C Sat 24 Sep min +23 °C Sun 25 Sep min +23 °C Mon 26 Sep min +23 °C W 27 Sep min +24 ° C PT 30 Sep min +24 ° C October 9000 October 005 9000 9000 9000 9000 Wed 5 Oct min +26 ° C ,000 9000 9000 9000 9000. +26 ° C BC 9 OKT min +23 9000 +23 9000 +23 9000 +23 9000 +23 9000 +23 9000 +23 9000 +23 9000 +23 9000 +23 9000 +23 9000 +23 9000 +23 9000 +23 9000 +23 9000 +23 9ELS * Weather for a month in La Gomera prepared based on statistical data over the past 10 years. It is intended for personal use on an “as is” basis. This page provides the weather forecast for the next 30 days. In this forecast option you can see precipitation icons and maximum air temperature. The first 14 days reflect the current weather forecast for La Gomera, and the following days reflect the weather based on statistical data from the last few years of measurements. This weather forecast will be useful for a general understanding of weather changes for the next month in La Gomera. 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S.-based travelers aren’t quite as familiar with Spain’s Canary Islands, thanks to their far-flung location that’s actually closer to Africa than Spain. For more TPG news delivered each morning to your inbox, sign up for our daily newsletter. Kitesurfers and windsurfers on Playa Sotavento. (Photo by Roberto Moiola/Sysaworld/Getty Images) This exotic seven-island archipelago — Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, La Gomera, El Hierro and La Palma — features volcanic black sand beaches, Spain’s highest peak, Teide, at 12,188 feet, and its own unique Canarian traditions, culture and gastronomy. And with a brand-new, nonstop flight option from the U.S. to these Spanish islands, it’s time to add the Canaries to your travel bucket list. Here’s why. They’re easier than ever to reach United is launching the only nonstop flight between the U.S. and the Canary Islands from Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) to Tenerife South Airport (TFS). Flights begin operating June 9, 2022, on United’s Boeing 757-200 aircraft three times a week, making it easier than ever for U.S. travelers to visit the islands this summer and beyond. A plane lands in Tenerife. (Photo by S-e-v-e-r-e/Getty Images) Once in Tenerife, you can fly to the other islands or access them via ferry. It’s also possible to fly from the U.S. nonstop to a number of other European hubs, then hop over to the Canary Islands. The Canaries, especially Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote and Fuerteventura, are popular among European travelers, meaning there are frequent flights from destinations like London, Munich, Paris, Amsterdam, Rome, Dublin and many other spots. Fly with full-fare carriers or take advantage of cheaper prices and fly with low-cost carriers like Ryanair, WizzAir, EasyJet and Jet2. The Canary Islands are extremely affordable Despite the rise in summer travel prices, the Canary Islands remain a surprisingly affordable travel destination for American visitors, even more so now that the euro and the dollar are almost equal. The islands offer all types of accommodation, dining, drinking and tourist experiences from budget to luxe, but even the most luxurious options tend to be on the less expensive side. The Ritz-Carlton Abama in Tenerife. (Photo by Lori Zaino/The Points Guy) For example, one of the most coveted hotels on Tenerife, the Ritz-Carlton Abama, has rates starting at 338 euros (about $356) per night in August. For comparison, the Ritz-Carlton Waikiki Beach in Hawaii starts at $755 per night on the same dates. Families can opt for affordable vacation rentals with amenities such as sea views and shared pool access for around 100 euros a night — and less for couples traveling without children. Wine prices hover around 3-4 euros per glass, and meals can cost as low as 10 euros per person at traditional Canarian restaurants. Even all-inclusive resorts are reasonably priced, with the average rates starting around 200 euros per night in August for a family of three. Car rentals are also shockingly affordable, sometimes as low as 15-20 euros per day if you use local car rental companies like Plus Car or Orlando. Compare that to the United States, where car rental costs are higher than ever, currently more than $80 a day. And, the further off the tourist track you go, the more affordable the prices become, especially when it comes to dining and drinking. Travel to the Canaries year-round The Canary Islands are lands of eternal spring. With sunshine and pleasant temperatures all year long, this archipelago is one of the few spots travelers can count on for beach weather in Europe during all seasons. While winter evenings may be a bit chilly and Atlantic water temperatures might be rather cold, visitors can usually count on daytime highs close to 70 degrees Fahrenheit in winter and 85 degrees Fahrenheit in summer, with spring and fall somewhere in between. It rarely rains on the Canaries. The sun beats down on La Candelaria in Tenerife. (Photo by Balate Dorin/Getty Images) The reason it’s so warm is that the islands are closer to Africa than Europe. However, it can get very windy, thanks to warm winds blowing across the Sahara, so expect a light to heavy breeze, depending on the island and time of year you’re visiting. Also note that on islands like Tenerife and Gran Canaria, the north is usually cloudier and slightly cooler, whereas the south is sunnier and warmer. Factor this into your travel and accommodation plans if sunny beach days are important to you. Discover every kind of beach imaginable The Canary Islands have beaches for every traveler, with plenty of sand and sun to go around. There are many white sand coves with shallow waters perfect for families, such as Amadores on Gran Canaria or Las Vistas in Tenerife. Surfers will love the high winds and white sands at Flag Beach on Fuerteventura or Médano in Tenerife. Windsurfers should head to Sotavento, a lagoon-style beach on Fuerteventura where even small children can learn to windsurf. Playa de Cofete in Fuerteventura. (Photo byJBfotoblog/Getty Images) Volcanic black sand beaches can be found on all the islands — top spots are El Benijo in north Tenerife, and the savage waves of Nogales in La Palma. For wilder white sands, consider Papagayos in Lanzarote, part of Los Ajaches National Park, or Playa de Cofete in Jandia Natural Park, Fuerteventura — to reach this immense stretch of empty golden sand backed by reddish volcanos, you’ll have to drive off-road. The Maspalomas sand dunes. (Photo by Westend61/Getty Images) And the windy, 1,000-acres nature reserve of blustery sand hills in Gran Canaria which overlook the sea — the Maspalomas sand dunes — actually feel Saharan. One of the most unique beaches is Popcorn Beach on Fuerteventura, where the white algae fossils that line the shore actually look like popcorn. Travelers wanting to experience truly far-flung beaches should consider visiting the smaller islands like La Gomera, La Palma and El Hierro. Ringed with primarily black sand, these islands have fewer tourists and therefore quieter, more pristine beaches. Playa del Ingles on La Gomera. (Photo by Atlantide Phototravel/Getty Images) Active travelers can hike, surf, dive and more The Canary Islands offer lots to do beyond just beautiful beaches. Hikers will find hundreds of trails throughout all seven islands in a variety of landscapes. Top hiking spots include the Anaga Forest in Tenerife, a damp, wooded microclimate that feels almost like Costa Rica, or the UNESCO-designated Garajonay National Park on La Gomera, which preserves an ancient, subtropical laurisilva (laurel) forest. The Garajonay Forest on La Gomera. (Photo by photography by Ulrich Hollmann/Getty Images) Visitors also can enjoy various volcanic experiences on the Canaries. There are tours through Lanzarote’s Timanfaya National Park (it covers almost a fourth of the island), cable car rides to Spain’s highest peak (Tenerife’s Teide volcano) and ATV rides through Fuerteventura’s arid, crater-pocked hills. The volcanic landscape of Timanfaya Volcano Park on Lanzarote in Canary Islands. (Photo by Andy Linden/Getty Images) The waters of Gran Canaria and Lanzarote draw experienced divers to famous sites such as the labyrinth-like La Burrera in Lanzarote or La Catedral and the Aringa Marine Reserve in Gran Canaria. Divers can wiggle through lava caves, float among parrotfish, damselfish, barracuda and turtles, and explore wrecks and steep cliff walls. Both snorkelers and divers will love El Hierro’s Restinga Marine Reserve, home to a large population of manta rays and grouper not too far from the shore or Fuerteventura’s tiny Lobos island, where the shoreline is teeming with marine life. Hiking in the Canary Islands. (Photo by bluejayphoto/Getty Images) Daredevils can also parasail, rock climb or rappel at many sites throughout the islands. The Canary Islands cater to families, couples and beyond Travelers that want to relax with their significant other or spend time together as a family will find plenty to do. Families can enjoy nature activities, like the aforementioned hiking or volcano tours. There’s also the Siam Water Park in Tenerife, which is one of the largest in Europe. Each island has a capital city and small villages, many of which offer chances to visit museums, squares, harbors, botanical gardens and more. A colorful village in the Canary Islands. (Photo by Marco Bottigelli/Getty Images) Couples also have plenty of adults-only hotels to choose from for a honeymoon or romantic vacation. The largest and most populated islands like Tenerife and Gran Canaria have the biggest selection of options when it comes to dining and nightlife, especially within their respective capital cities of Santa Cruz and Las Palmas. Maspalomas in Gran Canaria is known for being especially LGBTQ-friendly. Each of the islands produces wine and there are 10 different official Designations of Origin (DOP). Visitors can tour many of the unique volcanic wineries that dot each island and taste the different varieties. Volcanic vineyards on Lanzarote. (Photo by Jorg Greuel/Getty Images) Each island has its unique attributes Unsure exactly which island to visit? Here’s a brief summary of what each island is known for: Bars and restaurants in Santa Cruz de Tenerife. (Photo by Tim E White/Getty Images) Tenerife: The biggest and most populated of the Canaries, this island also is the most accessible thanks to United’s new nonstop flight. This island has the most to do, from adventure activities to experiencing natural wonders (including both black and white sand beaches), as well as ample dining and nightlife options. Gran Canaria: Famous for its Maspalomas sand dunes, this island has sheltered natural pools in the north and golden sand beaches in the south. One of its most striking landmarks also happens to be the largest natural crag in Europe, El Roque Nublo, at 220 feet high. Lanzarote: Visitors to this island can tour the famous Timanfaya Volcanic Park, view art and architecture from the late Canarian artist César Manrique Cabrera and frolic on white sand beaches like Playa Blanca. A white sand beach in Lanzarote. (Photo by MauroBianchi/Getty Images) Fuerteventura: Beach bums and surfers should head to Fuerteventura, which is the best island for anyone that wants to relax on golden sands or hit the waves. La Gomera: Hikers looking to add on a bit of extra nature to a Tenerife visit should head here, as it’s just an hour or so ferry away. Visitors can hit the trails at the Garajonay National Park, and the island features many viewpoints that visitors can hike or drive to for breathtaking sea and mountain vistas. El Hierro: Running mainly on renewable energy, El Hierro is perfect for sustainable travelers who want to get a bit off the beaten path, as it’s the island furthest west and most remote of the archipelago; it features over 40 dive sites. Roque de la Bonanza in El Hierro’s waters. (Photo by Eduardo Ramos Castaneda/Getty Images) La Palma: This island is dubbed “La Isla Bonita” for a reason. Thanks to its remote, far west location, its black sand beaches and towering mountains remain pure and pristine. La Palma is also known for stargazing and has many designated sites where visitors can admire the night sky. Related: Which one of the Canary Islands is right for you? Bottom line The wild Playa Nogales on La Palma. (Photo by estivillml/Getty Images) While you shouldn’t miss experiencing Spanish destinations like Madrid, Seville or Barcelona, the Canary Islands are also worth a visit — especially if you’re looking for an affordable summer vacation or a winter dose of sunshine. Each Canary Island is full of its own natural wonders and hidden gems, so consider adding one (or several) of the Canaries to your next European trip. Editorial disclaimer: Opinions expressed here are the author’s alone, not those of any bank, credit card issuer, airline or hotel chain, and have not been reviewed, approved or otherwise endorsed by any of these entities. Canarian islands travel guide – Voyage Privé Luxury holidays Free Canarian islands vacation guide Summary Travel to Canarian Islands The top 10 things to see/do on site When to visit the Canarian Islands How to get there? Which hotel to choose? The culture at the Canarian Islands Our practical advice for the Canarian Islands What to pack for your holiday at the Canarian Islands Family activities, for teenagers, children, babies The Canarian Islands: What budget to plan? Travel to Canarian Islands Also known as the Canary Islands, this beautiful collection of archipelago-based destinations have long been a popular destination for holiday-makers, thanks to the islands’ location just off the African coast. The Canarian Islands include seven main islands, including Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura, Lanzarote and more, as well as several smaller islands that can be visited and enjoyed. Rich with both local and Spanish culture, and with many resorts, hotels, restaurants and entertainment locations to choose from, it’s no wonder that visitors keep on coming back to these tourist-friendly islands for more. The top 10 things to see/do on site 1. Lanzarote Volcano Tours With both Lanzarote and Tenerife the sites of volcanic activity, complete with beautiful black-sand beaches, a tour of one of the most prominent natural landmarks is the perfect way to kick off your next holiday. 2. Whale and Dolphin Watching Copious wildlife and marine creatures have made the Canarian Islands their home, making it the perfect destination for a little whale or dolphin watching from one of the islands’ many glass-bottom boat tours. 3. Siam Park A large and sprawling water park on Tenerife, Siam Park is perfect for kids (and big kids) of all ages and is the ideal way to cool off after a day out in the sun. 4. Loro Parque A large-scale conservation area and zoo, Loro Parque features everything from exotic animals to dolphin and sea lion shows and is the perfect day out for any families visiting Tenerife or the surrounding islands. 5. Timanfaya National Park The largest national park in the area on the island of Lanzarote, Timanfaya national park is an unusual and beautiful environment to visit moulded by volcanic activity over thousands of years. 6. Cueva del Fiento If you’re a fan of exploration and adventure on holiday, then the world’s longest lava tunnel might be an excellent place to start. Educational and fun, Cueva del Fiento is well worth a visit for anyone travelling to Tenerife. 7. Lanzarote Bird Watching Tours For the animal-lovers amongst you, Lanzarote boasts a diverse and fascinating local wildlife, including countless rare or endangered birds. Guided tours offer the best chance to see some of the most unique fauna in the world in comfort. 8. Costa Adeje Turtle Tours Explore the ocean as you’ve never seen it before with Costa Adeje’s snorkel and turtle tours, where you can get up-close to some of the most beautiful marine life you’ve ever seen in a safe and enclosed environment. 9. Oasis Park Fuerteventura With access to an exciting animal safari as well as camel tours, Oasis Park is the perfect day out with the family with much to do and see within the confines of this large park area. Spot elephants, giraffes and more. 10. Rancho Texas Adding a distinctly American flair to your visit, Rancho Texas on Lanzarote offers an exciting combination of entertainment, from traditional cowboy-based shows to animals displays and educational segments about Native American culture. When to visit the Canarian Islands CANARY ISLANDS WEATHER Thanks to the Canarian Islands’ location off the coast of Africa, this holiday destination is a year-round attraction, offering sunny skies and warm weather from the middle of Summer to during the Christmas holidays. As a family-friendly location, school holidays and summer are the busier times to visit any of the many islands, driving prices up higher but with more attractions and seasonal entertainment available to match the influx of tourists. For those looking for a quieter holiday, choose off-peak seasons such as Spring or Autumn for the best experience. How to get there? The ideal way to get the Canarian Islands is by a straightforward flight to one of the destinations’ five airports, on Tenerife, Lanzarote, Las Palmas, Fuerteventura or Santa Cruz de la Palma. Often, excellent deals can be found on flights, and the islands are also a favourite destination of cruises and boat tours. As a Spanish-owned territory, a passport is needed to travel to the islands if you are travelling from outside the area. The average flight time from the UK to the islands is around 3-4 hours, depending on where in the UK you’re flying from and which airport you’re landing at. Which hotel to choose? The Zenith For those who enjoy travel and accommodation with that extra touch of luxury, touring the Canary Islands on this beautiful cruise ship is the perfect way to soak in the local culture and sunny weather. Featuring travel to Gran Canaria, Tenerife and the beautiful Moroccan coast, this luxury liner will get you where you need to go. HOVIMA Costa Adeje Set on one of Costa Adeje’s most beautiful and quiet stretches of beach, the HOVIMA takes luxurious travel to the next level with heated pools, dedicated entertainment and a beautiful rooftop bar that you’ll never want to leave. On-site gym and spa facilities are also available for those wanting to look their best. Hotel Luz del Mar A beautiful four-star structure with all the modern amenities you could ever want from your visit to the Canaries, Hotel Luz del Mar gives you a taste of local culture with excellent cuisine, a beautiful tropical garden and stunning seaward views to make your stay on Tenerife that bit more special. The culture at the Canarian Islands The Spanish culture is known for its vibrant festivals, fun fiestas and colourful events, and the Canarian Islands are no exception. For those who enjoy the party lifestyle, the annual La Palma Danza del Diablo festival isn’t one to miss, with a massive dance party and copious fireworks to finish the evening off. Santa Crus, Tenerife, takes Spanish culture one step further with a local carnival that’s full of glitz, glamour and amazing costumes that are ideal for the whole family, and not one to miss. Finally, for those looking for a bit of European tradition, the Canarian Islands go for Christmas in a big way, complete with lights, Christmas meals available across the islands and special festive events ideal for children to enjoy. The Canarian Islands map Our practical advice for the Canarian Islands Thanks to the Canarian Islands’ location just off the coast of Africa, the climate is often hotter than expected for those visiting the islands for the first time – while at night, the temperature can drop to minus figures. Ensure you pack appropriately with items both for the daytime heat and evening cool, as well as applying copious sun cream to prevent burning. For those with small children, ensure you stay out of the heat when the sun is highest – and don’t forget an umbrella or something waterproof in case you’re met with one of the islands’ brief but dramatic rainstorms. What to bring back from the Canarian Islands With so much to explore and do in and around the Canarian islands, knowing what souvenirs to choose can be a difficult task. In larger towns, a wide array of different tourism and gift shops exist selling everything from personalised name drawings to shell-based items and traditional Spanish fare. Visitors have also been known to bring back their own bottle of black volcanic sand to commemorate their visit to the volcanic islands within the Canaries, which is also available from a variety of shops and tourist entertainment locations. What currency to use? As a territory belonging to Spain, the currency of the Canarian Islands is the Euro, and the usual rules apply when it comes to the withdrawing of money and use of credit cards throughout Europe, with some charges potentially applying on conversion. What time difference The Canary Islands sit within the WET, or Western European Time Zone, and as such, there is no time difference between here in the UK and there, making the islands the perfect location to avoid a case of jet lag that could otherwise dampen the holiday mood. What language is spoken at the Canarian Islands The primary language of the Canarian Islands is Spanish, though the majority of locals, especially in tourist towns, speak fluent English which allows for easy communication at entertainment venues and in restaurants across the islands. How to get to the Canarian Islands To visit the Canarian Islands from abroad, flights are recommended to one of the islands’ five airports – but once you’ve flown in, there is a range of different ways to travel on and around the various islands. Boats are generally available for transport between islands as well as around the many coastlines of the Canary Islands, as well as easy access to rental cars and shuttle buses to and from accommodation to some of the most popular venues and entertainment locations. What to pack for your holiday at the Canarian Islands As with any stay in a warmer climate, it’s important to be prepared for the hotter weather with your wardrobe, as well as ensuring you have plenty of warmer options for the colder night time. Ensure you’ve packed plenty of sun cream, too, especially for younger holidaymakers, though the majority of items will be available in the many tourist shops and stands throughout the local towns and villages. How long to stay As a relatively compact and easy to access location, for many families of holidaymakers a week in the Canarian Islands is plenty of time to discover a lot of what the islands have to offer. Though in peak season a couple of weeks allows for a more leisurely visit to soak in the local culture and enjoy more of the seasonal activities on offer. Restaurants on site The Canary Islands offers a wide variety of different restaurants and cuisine choices to suit just about any palette, from traditional Spanish dining to Italian or English-style menus. Of course, there are plenty of ice cream stands and shops to pick from too during the day, and plenty of locations selling local snacks and treats also. Family activities, for teenagers, children, babies The Canarian Islands are the ideal place for a family holiday, with hundreds of child and teenager-friendly entertainment options to enjoy, from safari parks to zoos, water parks to beaches. Many hotels also feature smaller, safer pools and activities for toddlers and smaller children to help them enjoy their holiday too. With many resorts and hotels relatively well-contained and self-sufficient, offering a little independence to older children is easy too, especially when it comes to enjoying the pool and on-site shops. The Canarian Islands: What budget to plan? The Canary Islands can be a relatively low-budget holiday, depending on exactly how much you want to get done in your visit, with some activities potentially adding hefty price tags onto your vacation time, especially for families where entertainment is a must. But for those on a lower-end budget, the Canaries offer lots of free and cheap options, from beautiful beaches to excellent hiking and walking routes that are ideal for a more laid-back holiday. On the other end of the spectrum, hind-end cruises and luxury restaurants are always available. No matter what your budget limitations, the Canarian Islands have something for you. Environment As a collection of volcanic islands, the native flora and fauna of the Canarian Islands are entirely unique, with a fascinating landscape, black-sand beaches and some interesting wildlife to discover. For those who prefer the great outdoors on their holidays, they’re sure to not be disappointed when met with the unique and beautiful landscape of Tenerife, Lanzarote or Gran Canaria. Safaris and national parks further help to preserve the local landscape and allow visitors to understand the local ecosystem and population of the island by countless native species and plants. Additional practical information As a mostly European-run holiday destination, many of the practical information for the Canaries carries over from travelling anywhere throughout Europe and Spain, from the type of adaptors required for plugs through to local currency and culture. As a popular European and UK destination for holidays, there’s little in the way of dress code or required items, and much of what you need, from medical products to sun cream, can be purchased from the many supermarkets and stores available in proximity to hotels and resorts, with some holding the essentials on-site. Discover our offers to Canarian islands : Holidays, great deals, last minute deals. Visit all our travel guides. everything you need to know about it ? Marca Canaria Canarian rum is as closely linked to the character and culture of the archipelago as its beaches, volcanic landscapes and mild, eternally spring-like climate. Few images are as idyllic as that of enjoying this Canarian drink while watching the sunset on any of its islands. The classic brands of Canarian rum The history of rum is closely related to the history of the Canary Islands. It was from the Fortunate Islands that the first sugar canes, the raw material for rum, were sown in America. The person in charge of transporting them was Christopher Columbus himself, during his second trip to the New World, in the year 1493. A year later, the first plants had already flourished. Since then, the Canary Islands have never ceased to occupy a very prominent place in the world’s rum industry, with hundreds of prestigious brands such as Arehucas, Guajiro, Cocal and Artemi, among others. Arehucas Rum Belonging to the century-old Arehucas Distilleries, an industry that produces numerous liquors, its rum is the most outstanding and one of the best in Spain. Among its variants, Arehucas honey rum, Carta Blanca and Carta Oro stand out, the best selling ones in the archipelago for more than half a century. The distilleries are located in the municipality of Arucas (hence the name), on the island of Gran Canaria. They were founded in 1885, and their success was such that already in 1892 they obtained the title of Official Supplier of the Royal House, a privilege that was granted by the then Queen Regent Maria Cristina of Austria. Arehucas rum began to become popular in the 1940s. Rum Cocal The Cocal Distilleries belong to the San Bartolomé de Tejina Distillery, founded in 1948. The brand is recognized worldwide for its liquors and rums of artisanal production and high quality. Following the tradition of the Canary Islands, the honey rum of this family distillery mixes the most exquisite aged rums with honey, sugars and cane and molasses spirits. The result is a highly successful Canary Island honey rum, both in the archipelago and abroad, with exports of more than 40,000 litres a year. Cocal rum has an intense aroma of orange peel and cane, with attractive floral notes. Its color is amber with orange edges, with a sweet and unctuous flavor with some soft acid shades. Ron Guajiro Canary Island rum that also belongs to the San Bartolomé de Tejina Distillery, and is one of the most awarded Spanish rums in the world. Guajiro rum reaches exceptional standards, with a unique production process and natural ingredients. Ron Artemi Canary Island rum produced in the Artemi Liqueur Factory in Telde, Las Palmas, which is distinguished by its natural aromatic extracts and the addition of honey. It is a very sweet and tasty rum in the mouth, ideal for drinking cold alone or in combination. Peculiarities and curiosities of the Canary Islands rum Canarian rum has, in general, a bright, golden and translucent tone that becomes more intense the older the rum is. Its unmistakable aroma and taste make it ideal to enjoy on ice, in a refreshing mojito or in the traditional cubalibre. In the town of Arucas, home of the Arehucas Distilleries, the monks have been distilling the beverage from sugar cane in the monasteries since at least the eighteenth century. Although the beginnings of rum in the Canary Islands were on the island of Gran Canaria, at present the island of Tenerife also has a very strong presence on the market. Typical of the archipelago is the Canary Islands honey rum, which even has a specific geographical designation: Ronmiel de Canarias. It is made from molasses or eau-de-vie, with a quantity of honey that reaches 2% of its total volume. Different ways to drink canary rum As we have said, canary rum can be taken in different forms, either alone or in the form of a mojito or cubalibre. However, there are different combinations with this typical Canarian drink that will surprise you. Honey rum with cream To prepare this exquisite cocktail you will need canary honey rum, cinnamon and whipped cream. You will only have to fill two thirds of a glass with the honey rum and complete the rest with whipped cream, sprinkling it with the cinnamon. A “dessert” of scandal. Mai Tai For this cocktail you need the following ingredients: 60 ml of golden Guajiro rum, 60 ml of white rum of the same brand, 30 ml of lemon juice, 30 ml of grenadine, 30 ml of dry Triple, 30 ml of soda and 4 ice cubes. It is prepared by placing the 4 ice cubes inside a long glass or a cup and pouring the Guajiro rums, the grenadine and the lemon juice. Add the soda until the glass is full. To present it, decorate it with a slice of lemon and a cherry. Blue Hawaii The ingredients of this cocktail are: 60 ml of white canary rum, 30 ml of blue Curaçao, 30 ml of orange juice, 30 ml of pineapple juice and 4 ice cubes. Put all the components of the Blue Hawaii into a shaker and shake it well for a few seconds. Pour the mixture into a glass and decorate it with a triangular slice of pineapple. Both the taste and the look are simply sensational. Strawberry Daiquiri Its ingredients are: 30 ml of Arehucas white rum, 30 ml of Triple Seco, 30 ml of lemon juice, half a spoonful of sugar, 5 strawberries and 5 ice cubes. Put all the ingredients, except the sugar, in a blender and process until you get a velvety texture. Serve Strawberry Daiquiri in a frosted sugar glass. Tasting a Canarian rum in any of the many ways it can be served – and we assure you that we have left many of them in the inkwell – is one of the best ways to enjoy the Canary Islands, one of the most wonderful paradises in the world. Photos: own brands, Francho X Bar. The Canary Island Connection | Cigar Aficionado The magazine advertisement shows a space shuttle view of the Canary Islands, a small group of atolls located off the northwest coast of Morocco. The perspective gives you the impression that the islands, a province of Spain, are in the middle of nowhere, cut off from the rest of the world. The image of isolation may sound slightly melodramatic, but it’s not far from the truth when it comes to cigars. Although cigarmakers in the Canary Islands produce eight to nine million premium cigars a year and have made some recent inroads into the U.S. market, they remain virtually unknown outside of Europe, and not without reason. With some exceptions, Canary Island cigars sold in the United States have been inconsistent in quality and slightly overpriced. That hasn’t always been the case. The Canary Islands have a long-standing cigarmaking tradition dating back to the eighteenth century, and many of the key cigar factories in Havana were established by former Canary Islanders. Canary Island cigars had a strong U.S. following through the 1960s and ’70s, mainly due to the Menendez and Garcia families, who earlier had established the reputation of Cuba’s H. Upmann factory. They had left Havana for the Canaries after the Cuban Revolution, setting up a factory on Gran Canaria island. Their key brand, Montecruz, was top quality, the leading premium cigar brand sold in the United States in the 1960s. Today, times are different in the Canaries. A quick trip last autumn to the islands’ major cigar manufacturers, primarily on the islands of Tenerife, Gran Canaria and La Palma, underlined the problems facing cigar producers there. Name almost any impediment to producing a good premium cigar, and the small band of island cigar companies are facing it–from a lack of tobacco and poor processing techniques to old equipment and disinterested workers. This said, however, one of the best cigars I have ever had outside of Havana was a Churchill-sized cigar I picked up from a roller’s bench in a Tenerife factory run by CITA (Centro Industrial de Tabaqueros Associados), the dominant force in the Canarian cigar and cigarette business. It was rich and satisfying, with a gorgeously caressing draw and all the aroma and flavor of a great cup of espresso. I didn’t want to put it out even when it burned down to my fingertips. Unfortunately, another cigar of the same size and brand that I tried a few weeks later was unsmokable, underlining the ongoing problem with inconsistent quality. The chief factor that differentiates Canary Island cigars from most others is the strong tradition of using Cuban tobacco in their blends. Cigar, cigarillo and cigarette producers on the islands have always used tobacco from two of Cuba’s prominent growing areas, the Vuelta Abajo and Remedios. The former is the same area that produces great Havanas (or “Habanos,” as the Cubans like to call their hand-rolled smokes), while the latter region traditionally produces a strong, dark tobacco for cigarettes. Since the early 1990s, however, Canary Island cigar manufacturers have not been getting the quantities of Cuban tobacco they need due to Cuba’s production problems. Moreover, the recent dramatic increase in cigar production in Cuba has exacerbated the shortage. “It gets more and more difficult obtaining tobacco from the Cubans,” says one Canary Islands tobacco man. “Not only do they need the tobacco themselves, the crops have not been as successful as they say.” Nonetheless, the advantage of using Cuban tobacco in a cigar blend is worth the hassle. Cuban leaf adds strength and spice to a blend that other tobaccos cannot replicate. Canary Island cigar producers certainly are convinced that it works. “Cuban tobacco in Canary Island cigars is a longtime tradition,” says Imeldo Rodriguez, the key tobacco buyer for CITA, the largest cigar manufacturer on the island, which makes close to six million premium smokes a year with such brands as Penamil, Condal and Goya. “We always use a bit in the filler, and for many years we used Cuban binder, although it’s more difficult now and we use more Dominican tobacco. The Cuban tobacco gives you much better aromas and flavors to your cigars. “ But not for smokers in the United States. Canary Islandcigars sold in the States cannot have Cuban tobacco in their blends because of the American embargo against Cuba. “Our cigars for the U.S. market are admittedly lighter than our normal ones produced here,” says Fernando Wanguemert, the general manager of CITA’s cigar division. “We changed over the Cuban tobacco for other tobaccos. We had to.” So, Canarian cigars that Americans have the opportunity to smoke have very little to do with the top-quality ones available on the islands. Many are bland, look-alike smokes with few distinguishing characteristics other than where they were rolled. The blends are typically dominated by tobacco from the Dominican Republic as well as some from Brazil and Nicaragua. Binders come mostly from the Dominican Republic and Indonesia, while wrappers originate mostly in Connecticut and Indonesia. Some are better than others. The best Canarian cigars that this magazine has reviewed so far are all made and/or distributed by one company, Marcos Miguel Tobacco Corp. Some of their La Regenta, Cara Mia, Monte Canario, Casa Martin and Don Xavier brands have garnered ratings as high as 86s and 87s. Some Canary Island cigar manufacturers claim that they also use homegrown tobacco in their blends, mostly from the tiny island of La Palma. However, top global tobacco brokers contacted for this story dispute that claim, saying that very little, if any, quality tobacco is still grown in the Canaries. One tobacco broker started laughing when he heard the Canarian manufacturers’ claim. The criticism doesn’t stop some local cigar producers fromstaunchly defending their tobacco heritage. “The best cigar blend in the world is La Palma and Cuban tobacco,” claims Enrique Vargas, who makes cigars on La Palma under his family name and says he uses healthy amounts of La Palma leaf. “It is a marriage made in heaven. The La Palma tobacco is more expensive, but it is better quality than the Dominican Republic or any other tobacco. “ Judging from the homegrown tobacco in the factories and fields, what is purported to be La Palma tobacco is certainly not the quintessential leaf. Most of the Canary Island tobacco I saw being used in cigar production had not been cured or fermented properly, showing green and gray rot spots and other imperfections. This rotten character has come through in many of the magazine’s tastings of Canarian cigars. The tobacco leaves in the few acres of fields I visited were as thick as shoe leather and extremely small; not what you look for in premium tobacco for hand-rolling large-size cigars. One farmer I visited on La Palma had an ingenious but not very legitimate method for curing his tobacco–the leaves were hung on wooden poles about two feet above the earth and covered with plastic sheeting. It might be a good way to grow hothouse tomatoes, but not to dry tobacco. “We don’t use Canary tobacco,” says Juan Baretto, the general manager and owner of La Regenta, which makes its namesake smoke and other cigars on the island of Gran Canaria. “The quality just isn’t good enough in general, though it certainly grows well. The real problem is the curing. It isn’t done properly. So it’s basically raw tobacco.” Every cigar manufacturer spoken to here acknowledges the difficulty of getting quality tobacco from any source. The Canaries are simply not a priority for growers of quality tobacco in Latin America and the Caribbean, especially with the demand from manufacturers in their own regions. “It’s a shame,” says Baretto, “because we can make such amazing blends with tobaccos from all over the world. In addition, we have very talented rollers. Why do you think people came to the Canary Islands after they left Cuba? We had great rollers. We had the best rollers in the world. They didn’t go to the Dominican Republic.” Canarian cigar manufacturers often reminisce about the good old days, when they had all the tobacco, workers and sales that they needed. In the 1970s, Canary Island cigars had a strong following in the United States, mostly with such brands as Don Diego, Flamenco, Montecruz, Casa Buena and Don Alvaro (short filler). Montecruz sold nearly seven million cigars a year, mostly in the U.S. market, which annually consumed close to 20 million cigars from the islands at the time. That was in a total premium cigar market of 50 million to 55 million. The popularity of Canary Island cigars continued until the early 1980s, when prices substantially increased because of changes in duties as well as labor cost increases after Spain entered the Common Market, in 1985. The price increases literally priced Canary Island cigars out of the market. “It was an impossible situation,” says Jose Seijas, now the manager of Consolidated Cigar Corp.’s massive factory in La Romana, Dominican Republic, who at the time helped run the company’s operations in the Canary Islands until they were shut down in the early 1980s. “Labor costs simply became too much. We had to move our operations to the Dominican Republic.” Consolidated bought out the Menendez and Garcia factory, Insular Tabacalera SA (INTASA) in the early 1970s and averaged about 15 million cigars a year, but then moved the operations to La Romana. Some Canarian cigar manufacturers say that the islands are still recovering from Consolidated’s exodus, since the company had employed almost 800 people. Today, most Canary Island cigar rollers still work from home. They had no place to go after they lost their jobs with Consolidated. These independent rollers, or chincalleros, make cigars for various manufacturers, many of whom supply them with the tobacco and specifications for cigars. By using a freelance workforce, companies don’t have to pay the high local wages (about four times the rate for rollers in the Dominican Republic) and high social security fees. However, the main manufacturers, such as CITA,Vargas and Baretto, have been moving more and more rollers into factories. “You have to do this to assure quality,” Barreto says. “Otherwise, you really can’t control what the rollers are doing.” Another way some producers have controlled quality is to use machines. CITA uses a number of machines to produce some premium cigars and partially produce some other premiums, particularly Penamil. “We are sure the quality of the bunch is very good this way,” says Rodriguez. “I am sure that most people could not tell the difference between a handmade and machine-made bunch for a cigar.” Nonetheless, the machine-bunched Penamil has yet to be a successful brand outside of Europe. U.S. sales of all Canary Island cigars reached almost 5.2 million last year, but this was after the regional government invested hundreds of thousands of dollars in advertising and marketing (including in this magazine), promotional dollars, a continuing investment that the government will slowly phase out over the next few years. “We may be swimming against the tide,” admits one government representative when asked about the future of Canary Island cigars without advertising. “If the dollars are gone, we might be smoking the cigars ourselves.” The most powerful cigar manufacturer in the Canary Islands, CITA, was not included in the U.S. promotions, but even it is finding the American market a tough place to get established. The cigarmaker has slowly built a beachhead in Miami, opening an office as well as a cigar bar and shop. “Of course, it is not easy,” says Enrique Hernandis Moreno, the chairman and chief executive officer of CITA, which also now runs a joint-venture cigar factory in the Dominican Republic with Swisher and MATASA. “But we believe in the future of the U.S. market, and we believe in the future of Canary Island cigars. It all takes time.” Canary Islands Air Quality Index (AQI) and Spain Air Pollution Last updated: (local time) REAL TIME RANKING OF CITIES BY AIR QUALITY Real time ranking of most polluted cities in Canary Islands0909 Mon W CP 250003 ° C Mon 3 Oct min +24 ° C W 4 OKT min +26 9000 9000 ° C Thu 6 OKT min +25 9004 ° C SB 8 OKT min +25 ° C 90 90 300004 Members See all 2 Join the movement! Get a monitor to join our movement and measure the air quality in your city. Become a member Learn more about road users and data sources REAL-TIME CITY AIR QUALITY RANKING Real-time ranking of cleanest cities in Canary Islands 0013 22 # city US AQI 1 Los Sauces # city AQI США 1 Арукас 8 2 Arafo 22 3 Лас-Пальмас- de-gran-canary 4 Telde 5 Breña Baja 250127 (local time) WORLDWIDE AQI Good Moderate Harmful for vulnerable groups Harmful Very harmful How best to protect yourself from air pollution Dangerous Reduce your air pollution exposure in Canary Islands Car air purifier Air purifier Air quality monitor Air quality data sources in Canary Islands Data sources 3 Government of the Canary Islands European Environment Agency (EEA) PurpleAir Canary Islands | it’s. .. What is the Canary Islands? Canary Islands (Spanish: Las Islas Canarias , literally “dog islands”) is an archipelago of seven islands of volcanic origin in the Atlantic Ocean, off the northwestern coast of Africa (Morocco and Western Sahara). The islands belong to Spain and are one of the autonomous communities of this country. There are two capitals, Santa Cruz de Tenerife and Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, but up to 19For 27 years, Santa Cruz de Tenerife was the only capital. Homeland of canaries. Contents 1 Etymology 2 Geography 3 Climate 4 History 5 Population 6 Illegal immigration problem 7 See also 8 Literature 9 Links Etymology There is a widespread version that the islands were named after canaries. However, on the contrary, the bird was named after the place of its birth, so this version is incorrect. The name Canary Islands (Spanish Las Islas Canarias ) comes from the Latin. Canariae Insulae , meaning literally “Isles of Dogs”. The ancient Roman scholar Pliny the Elder believes that the name of the island was given because of the large number of large dogs on the islands. At the same time, he refers to the descriptions of the Moorish king Juba II, who undertook a journey to the archipelago in 40 BC. e .. Two dogs were taken by Yuba to his homeland (the territory of modern Morocco), and then got on the coat of arms of the Canary Islands. According to another version, “dogs” were called sea dogs (lat. canis marinus ) or sea lions, which previously had large colonies on the islands. It is also possible that the indigenous population of the archipelago, the Guanches, regarded dogs as sacred animals. It is possible that the Egyptian cult of the deity Anubis with the head of a dog and the Canarian worship of dogs are not excluded. In ancient Roman sources, there is also a version of the name of the islands according to the Berber tribes living in Morocco. Geography Map of the Canary Islands 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 La Gomera (378 km²), Hierro (277 km²) and La 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 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 ( Roque del Oeste ) and Roque del Este ( Roque del Este ). There are 13 islands in total. Geographically they belong to the group of volcanic islands together with the Azores, Cape Verde and Madeira. Climate The climate of the Canary Islands is tropical trade wind, moderately hot and dry, defined by:0004 Close proximity to Africa (Sahara desert), because of which the shergi (sirocco) wind blows here in waves, which brings heat and sand. The eastern islands are more arid; Persistent trade winds blowing from the northeast. They carry moisture and soften the influence of Africa; The influence of the Atlantic Ocean, the cold Canary current, the presence of a permanent anticyclone over the Azores softens the climate. It should be noted that due to the current, there is less precipitation on the islands, but it is not hot on the coastal beaches; These islands are mountainous, so the climate and weather are also affected by altitude and topography. This is especially noticeable in Tenerife, La Palma, Gran Canaria – the highest islands in the archipelago. They are said to be “continents in miniature”: the climate varies dramatically from sea level to the coast, where the temperature even in winter rarely deviates from 20 ° C, up to 2000 m in height, climbing to which you can see snow, sometimes even in summer; The entire archipelago is characterized by a significant difference in climate and weather between north and south – the northern islands are greener, wetter, the southern ones are dry. In general, the islands are characterized by an extremely uniform temperature distribution. Most days are warm sunny dry weather, the water temperature is constant throughout the year, does not fall below 20°C, on the coast the air temperature rarely drops below 10°C and rarely rises above 25°C in winter, while in summer the temperature rarely drops below 20°C but often exceeds 30°C History Pyramids of Guimar – Tenerife Before the Europeans came to the islands, they were inhabited by Guanches. Their development was at the level of the Stone Age, they were engaged in cattle breeding and primitive agriculture. Animal skins were used as clothing. They knew how to mummify their leaders. They left behind the pyramids of Guimar – an amazing monument of megalithic architecture. Arab sailors were the first to reach the Canary Islands in the 12th century. French navigators visited the Canaries in 1334. In 1344, Pope Clement VI grants the islands of Castile. In 1402, the Frenchmen Jean de Betancourt and Gadifer de La Salle, on behalf of the crown of Castile and Leon, begin to seize the islands. The tribes from Gran Canaria welcomed the Europeans (King Guarnardafra advocated an alliance), while the tribes that inhabited Tenerife tried to resist, fighting with stone-tipped arrows and slings. 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, after the plague had weakened the Guanches, the Spaniards completely took over the archipelago. 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. Spanish conquest of the Guanches (1402-96) – Tenerife During his first journey in search of a route to India, Christopher Columbus makes a stop on the island of Gomera. 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 159For 6 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. 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. In 1982 the Canary Islands become an autonomous region of Spain and in 1986 join the European Union under special conditions. Population Islanders: Tenerife – 906.854 Gran Canaria — 838.397 Lanzarote – 141.938 Fuerteventura – 103.167 Palm — 86.996 Homer — 22.769 Hierro — 10.892 Cities with more than 10 thousand inhabitants as of January 1, 2005 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria 378.6 Candelaria 20.6 Santa Cruz de Tenerife 221.6 Los Llanos de Aridane 19.9 San Cristobal de La Laguna 141.6 Santa Brigida 18.8 Telde 96.5 Guia de Isora 18.7 Arona 65.6 Pahara 18. 2 Santa Lucia de Tirajana 56.3 Santa Cruz de la Palma 17.8 Arrecife 53.9 San Bartolome 17.5 San Bartolome de Tirajana 46.4 La Oliva 17.3 La Orotava 40.4 Tias 16.9 Los Realejos 36.2 Guimar 16.5 Arucas 34.2 El Rosario 16.0 Adeje 33.7 Mogan 16.0 Granadilla de Abona 33.2 Teguise 15.8 Puerto de la Cruz 30.6 Santa Maria de Guia 14.1 Puerto del Rosario 30. 4 Santa Ursula 12.6 Ingenio 27.3 Tuinehe 12.5 Aguimes 25.5 Teror 12.2 Icod de los Vinos 24.3 San Miguel de Abona 11.7 Galdar 23.2 Santiago del Teide 11.2 Tacoronte 22.3 Tegeste 10.3 The problem of illegal immigration In recent decades, the Canary Islands have gradually become a transit point for immigrants from West African countries (Morocco, Western Sahara, Mauritania, Mali, Gambia, Senegal, etc.) who are trying to move from their countries to Spain or other European Union countries. Many die at sea before reaching land in their makeshift boats or rafts. The islands have special refugee camps, including specialized institutions for children, whose number among illegal immigrants is constantly increasing due to the fact that Spanish laws prohibit the deportation of persons under 18 years of age. See also Macaronesia Monteverde Pine forests of the Canary Islands Literature Knipovich N. M., Canary Islands // Encyclopedic Dictionary of Brockhaus and Efron: In 86 volumes (82 volumes and 4 additional). – St. Petersburg, 1890-1907. Links Canary Islands; Official website for tourism in the Canary Islands Canary Islands Information + TV Canary Islands – SaratovTour SEARCH FOR TOURS TO THE CANARY ISLANDS FROM ALL TOUR OPERATORS TOURS to CANARY! Respectable, interesting, accessible! WHY YOU SHOULD VISIT THE CANARY ISLANDS? The Canaries are the islands of eternal spring. Great climate all year round! The Atlantic Ocean is something very special and amazing in its power and energy! Each island has its own zest and its own energy! A unique feeling of freedom and lightness! Amazing tropical fruits! The Canary Islands are a tax-free zone. This is why so many products are cheaper there. Even technology and equipment. Opportunity to be above the clouds! There are peaks where you will look at the clouds from above. Incredibly beautiful birdsong! After all, this is the birthplace of the canary. Opportunity to see whales in their natural environment. BOOK NOW! LAST-MINUTE TOURS TO THE CANARY ISLANDS FOR THE UPCOMING DATES SEE ALSO ALL INCLUSIVE! HOTEL RANKING 5* AT THE PRICE OF 3* PROMOTIONS WEDDING TOURS INSTALLATION 0% By pressing the button, you give consent to the processing of your personal data WHAT TO SEE, WHERE TO GO? EXCURSIONS AND SIGHTS IN THE CANARY ISLANDS Monastery of Saint Clare of Assisi Franciscan monastery in the city of San Cristobal de la Laguna, Tenerife. The first convent in the Canary Islands. The monastery was founded in 1547. Cave of Achbinico Cave of Achbinico or Cave of San Blas is a cave located just behind the Basilica of Our Lady in the picturesque village of Candelaria. Guanche religious objects were found in it, and now it contains a bronze copy of the statue of Our Lady of Candelaria. Museum of the History of Tenerife Museum in San Cristobal de la Laguna Mansion located on the island of Tenerife and keeping inside its history and anthropology. Archaeological Museum of Puerto de la Cruz The Puerto de la Cruz Archaeological Museum is a small museum in the town of Puerto de la Cruz on the island of Tenerife. Despite its size, it is one of the most important archaeological museums in the Canary Islands. Torres de Santa Cruz Skyscraper in Santa Cruz de Tenerife Torres de Santa Cruz is the name of a pair of skyscrapers in the city of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. The height of both buildings is 120 m. Teide Observatory Visitors to the Teide Observatory find themselves above the clouds, which creates an amazing feeling. Garajonay National Park on the island of La Gomera On the top of the island of La Gomera, in 1986, under the auspices of UNESCO, the Garajonay reserve was created with a relict forest. It covers an area of ​​3984 hectares. Teide Volcano on the island of Tenerife Teide Peak is the highest point (3.718 m) in Spain and the Atlantic Ocean. This is the largest, most visited natural site in Spain. Cueva de los Verdes Volcanic cave on the island of Lanzarote This is the largest volcanic cave in the world. The circular route to Cueva de los Verdes lasts an hour. Opening hours from 10.00 to 18.00, from the beginning of July to mid-September access is open until 19.00. Guimar Pyramids Guimar Pyramids – the most ancient and mysterious sight of Tenerife. Six step pyramids located in the city of Guimar on the southeast coast of the island. Gran Canaria One of the Canary Islands If you want to spend your vacation under the gentle sun, lying on a magnificent beach and swimming in the warm ocean – then you urgently need to go to Gran Canaria. Lanzarote Island in the Canary Islands Lanzarote is the easternmost of the islands, the fourth largest in the Canary archipelago. Otherwise, it is called the “island of fire-breathing mountains”, because about three hundred volcanoes fit on its territory. Previous Next We work with trusted tour operators and guarantee a safe holiday. PROMOTIONS AND SPECIAL OFFERS FROM TOUR OPERATORS TOURS TO THE CANARY ISLANDS WITH MAXIMUM DISCOUNTS! SEE ALSO HOT TOURS ALL INCLUDED! Hotel rating 5* at a price of 3* Wedding tours Install 0% Get a selection of shares and special offices for the Canary Islands By pressing the button, you give consent to the processing of your personal data UNFORGETTABLE MOMENTS! WEDDING IN THE CANARIES! 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Do not change large sums of money at the airport, because you will not need them on the way to the hotel, but will only attract the attention of strangers. Car If you decide to rent a car, follow these simple general rules: – always have the documents for the car with you; – do not leave any documents in the car; – do not exceed the speed of movement; – do not drive after drinking alcohol, even in small quantities; – never, even for a very short time, do not leave the car with things unattended; – never get out of the car with the engine running, even if you only need to ask for directions; – always keep the car keys with you; – remove car radios, cameras, camcorders, etc. from the field of view. things when you leave the car in the parking lot; – while driving on the highway, it is recommended to stop only in the “Service Zone”; – fasten your seat belts – do not park under prohibition signs and on prohibition lines. Currency Currently, the currency of Spain – the Euro (“euro” – in Spanish), is accepted for payment throughout the country. In large shopping centers, hotels and restaurants, credit cards of the largest international payment systems are also accepted for payment. You can exchange currency at banks, exchange offices, travel agencies and hotels. Banks, as a rule, serve customers from 09.00 to 14.00 (Monday-Friday). Not all banks work on Saturday, and on this day they accept customers only from 09.00 to 12.30. Time zone In Spain – European time, that is, 2 hours less than in Moscow. But in the Canary Islands, the difference is 3 hours. Tip In Spain, it is customary to give tips if you are satisfied with the service, but their amount should not exceed 10% of the bill. Messengers and maids in the hotel, as well as controllers in cinemas, should not be given more than 1 euro. If you are unhappy with something, or simply do not want to, you are not required to tip. Clothing In Spain, there are no special rules on this matter, although it is considered not entirely ethical to visit temples and museums, restaurants in obviously beachwear. You should form your wardrobe based on the climatic conditions of the region where you are going, and of course, taking into account your habits. Even during the summer months, while staying on the continent and in the Balearic Islands, a light sweater, jacket, cardigan, or windbreaker is indispensable. In spring and autumn, you can use summer clothes during the day, but in the evening it is advisable to have a woolen sweater, a jacket and an umbrella with you. SPECIAL OFFER FOR LOVERS ALL INCLUSIVE ALL INCLUSIVE! See also Last mining tours Hotel rating 5* At the price of 3* shares Wedding tours 9000 ! By pressing the button, you give consent to the processing of your personal data NEWS AND ARTICLES ALL about the CANARY ISLANDS Tours to the Canary Islands! Direct flights! Summer without heat all year round! 17 Dec There is a decrease in prices for tours to the Canary Islands, two airlines operate direct flights at once! Therefore, some information about holidays in the Canary Islands. Still looking for “Hot tour?” We’ll call you back and pick up a tour! Sunny Canary Islands Issued on 12.04.2022 The Canary Islands are a very popular tourist destination among Estonians because the sun always shines there! Tenerife is the largest island in the Canary archipelago, with resorts for fun with friends (in the south of the island) and for a relaxing pastime (in the north). The main attraction of Tenerife is the Teide volcano and the national park located at its foot. Loro Park and Siam Water Park, adored by both children and adults, deserve special attention. Important to know: We definitely recommend purchasing travel insurance. Entry conditions: Reisi Targalt – Spain Prices Terms Tenerife Add. information: Visa Departures in the period 10/14/2022–04/21/2023 . 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Since the place has seen the birth and rise of many popular kingdoms that have ruled the world, the entire region is filled with ancient marvels and spectacular sights of nature. Europe in March is the right choice for travel as for those who are seeking to escape the crowds and stroll around at their leisure. Europe in March in offers a wide array of activities and scope of visiting places. Here is a quick read of the details below helps a lot in backpacking to Europe. Weather In Europe In March Image Source Weather in Europe in March is the best transitional month when the winter bids adieu and the spring takes its time to enter. The entire place provides a glorious sight of the leaves that have fallen off and the blossoming of new plants. There are some places in Europe which provide the right setting for sunbathing as well. But there is not too much snow all around and it’s just perfect to gaze at the beauty that Europe has got to offer. The pleasant weather with breeze brushing through the skin makes it even more wonderful. Best 10 Places To Visit In Europe In March If you are looking for the best places to visit in Europe in March in a single go, don’t worry, we got you. Take a look at this list of the highest-rated places to visit Europe in March. Tenerife, Spain – Beach And Sunset Rome, Italy – City With A Rich History Florence, Italy – Churches And Marvelous Architectures Paris, France – City Of Love London, England – Cruise Through The City Barcelona, Spain – Game And Many More Madrid, Spain – City For Art Lovers Lisbon, Portugal – Oldest City Of First Voyagers Berlin, Germany – Happening Nightlife Geneva, Switzerland – Nature’s Beauty At Best 1. Tenerife, Spain – Beach And Sunset Image Source Located in the Canary Islands, Tenerfie, Spain is the go-to destination if you are looking for soaking under the sun for a while. The entire beach is dotted with amenities required for the perfect sunbathing. The best part about the beaches in Spain is that the language barrier would never be a hindrance. It is more than enough if one knows English, making the whole experience less stressful and more fun. There are many restaurants around the beach to gorge on some lip-smacking food after conversing with the waves. The temperature in Europe in March makes you visit this place. The average temperature during March: 12 Degree Celsius Tourist attractions: Siam Park, Loro Park, Teide National Park, Teide, Playa Bollullo, Playa del Pozo Must Read: 10 Churches In Netherlands Which Offer A Glimpse Of The Ancient Structures Of Europe! 2. Rome, Italy – City With A Rich History Image Source When you hear of Rome, the first image to strike your mind is the ruins of the Colosseum and Pantheon. The Roman Empire that altered world history found its roots here. Rome is also filled with many other architectural marvels. The Trevi fountain that has featured in many Hollywood movies is known to bring romance and marriage into one’s life when two coins are subsequently tossed and thrown into the fountain. The Vatican City is located within Rome is an autonomous region. One should never miss out on visiting the sacred places of the world’s Catholics. Never miss tasting the authentic Gelato and Pizza when in Rome. The average temperature during March: 16 degree Celsius Tourist attractions: Colosseum, St. Peter’s Basilica, Roman Forum, Pantheon, Piazza Navona, Sistine Chapel Suggested Read: Traveling Europe On A Budget: Every Solo Traveler’s Go-To Guide In 2022 3. Florence, Italy – Churches And Marvelous Architectures  Image Source Florence was once a part of the Roman Empire. The place is famous for the housing works of some of the world’s renowned artists like Michelangelo. The magnificent structures of the churches in Florence are something that one could not spot in other parts of the world. The most special feature is that these structures were raised in the Medieval ages and it stands tall till date. Taking a walk around the corridors that stretches across rivers that the rulers of Florence used to move from one Piazza to another is truly a marvel. The average temperature during March: 16 Degree Celsius Tourist attractions: Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, Baptistery of St. John, Piazzale Michelangiolo, Uffizi Palace and Gallery, Santa Croce Suggested Read: 10 Best Flea Markets In Europe That Reflects The European Culture 4. Paris, France – City Of Love  Image Source Paris, the city of love is mostly flocked by couples. It is one of the best countries to visit in Europe in March. There can be no major pleasure than wondering at the beauty of the Eiffel Tower in Paris. The Louvre Museum is the home to some of the exotic paintings in the world like Mona Lisa. The building exhibiting an example of the Gothic Style Architecture are a sight to behold. Even cemeteries are aesthetic in Paris. Père Lachaise cemetery where some of the world’s greatest playwrights are laid to rest sound of a renaissance. Taking a boat ride in the Seine river in the evenings is one of the best things to do after spending an entire day touring around Paris. The average temperature during March: 41 Degree Fahrenheit Tourist attractions: Eiffel Tower, Louvre Museum, Arc de Triomphe, Palace of Versailles, Montmartre, Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris Suggested Read: 7 Surreal Caves In Europe Which Are No Less Than A Magical Dream! 5. London, England – Cruise Through The City  Image Source A city built by the Romans is known for its perfect blend of ancientness and modernity. The place has served as a source of inspiration to many political sets up all over the world. Take a walk down the Westminster Abbey and get on to the London eye either in a private pod space or by sharing the space with others. The London bridge is another spectacular sight. Take a cruise ride in the River Thames which is rightly known as the lifeline of London. An evening cruise ride provides you with sights of London eye beaming with lights. The average temperature during March: 12 Degree Celsius Tourist attractions: Big Ben, Coca-Cola London Eye, Tower of London, Tower Bridge, Tate Modern, British Museum Suggested Read: Europe In September 2022: Things To Do, Events To Attend And More 6. Barcelona, Spain – Game And Many More  Image Source When you think of Barcelona, the sight which gets on to your head is women dancing with flowy skirts and bull-taming. But the place has much more to offer. One is rarely aware of the fact that Barcelona is the home to some of the unique architectural wonders in the world. If you are a football fanatic, then you must at least step into Camp Nou to get the fullest vibe of witnessing a football match. Even if you aren’t used to the orchestra, one must visit Palau de la Música Catalana to get awed by the splendid architecture. The average temperature during March: 12 Degree Celsius Tourist attractions: La Sagrada Familia, Park Guell, Casa Mila, Casa Batllo, La Rambla, Gothic Quarter, Mercado de La Boqueria Suggested Read: Europe In August 2022: A Handy Guide To A Relaxing Vacay 7. Madrid, Spain – City For Art Lovers  Image Source Madrid, the capital of Spain has some of the attractions which one must witness before they die. For an avid art lover, the Golden Triangle is a must-visit for the world’s major art galleries located very much beside each other in a triangle. For the foodie in you, check off the bucket list by eating out in the world’s oldest restaurant in Madrid. Have you ever heard of rainforest inside a railway station that is the home to some of the rarest turtles in the world? Atocha Railway station is exactly that and much more. This is surely a must-visit. The average temperature during March: 12 Degree Celsius Tourist attractions: Plaza Mayor, Royal Palace of Madrid, El Retiro Park, Museo Nacional del Prado, Puerta del Sol Suggested Read: In Pictures: 35 Most Beautiful Cities In Europe Will Make You Want To Trip There In 2022! 8. Lisbon, Portugal – Oldest City Of First Voyagers  Image Source If you are looking forward to visiting some of the hot places in Europe in March, then Lisbon is the right choice. It is also one of the cheapest cities in Europe where the travel and accommodation charges are way too less. Lisbon is the birthplace of some of the world’s oldest and first voyagers. the Portuguese were the first ones to visit the Asian continent well before the Brits. It is the best place to unleash your inner travellers. The houses are adorned with tiles in their exterior, which cannot be found in other parts of Europe. The average temperature during March: 12 Degree Celsius Tourist attractions: Tower of Belem, Jeronimos Monastery, Castelo de S. Jorge, Praca do Comercio, Mosteiro dos Jeronimos Suggested Read: This Winter, Escape To The Best Honeymoon Destinations In Europe In Winter 2022! 9. Berlin, Germany – Happening Nightlife  Image Source The capital city of Germany, Berlin happens to be known for its exciting nights, glamorous vibes, and vivacious culture. Berlin is one of the places that gives you a sense of nostalgia upon visiting it. The Brandenburg Gate, President’s home, Holocaust museum gives you chills by virtue of the architecture and aura that encircles the interiors. The Berlin Cathedral with its bluish hue shades and the royal outlook is a sight to wander at. The Berlin Gate stands as a memoir of the Cold War. One can buy a stone of the wall brought down as a souvenir. The average temperature during March: 33-degree Fahrenheit Tourist attraction: Pergamonmuseum, Neues Museum, Schloss Charlottenburg, Sammlung Boros, Reichstag, Gemäldegalerie, Fernsehturm Suggested Read: 12 Best Islands In Europe For 2022 Honeymoon Packed With Romance & Passion 10. Geneva, Switzerland – Nature’s Beauty At Best  Image Source The country whose name translates into heaven on earth offers various spectacular views to the visitor. Lake Geneva is crystal clear with bluish waters and where one’s face reflection is so clear in the waters. Being a neutral country, the country is the home to some of the major United Nations Organisations and holds the pride for having hosted major peace conferences in its soil. The view of glaciers, snow-capped mountains are a common sight throughout the country. The average temperature during March: 11 degree Celsius Tourist attractions: Lake Geneva, Jet d’Eau, Temple de Saint-Pierre, Jardin Anglais, Jardin Botanique Suggested Read: 9 Best European Music Festivals In 2022 You’d Be Excited To Attend 8 Best Things To Do In Europe In March There are numerous exciting and memorable things that one can do on their European escape. Take a look at this list of top things to do in Europe in March. Museum Tour – Get A Glimpse Of History  Shopping – Get, Set And Shop  Food Tasting – Go On Food Spree  Cruising – Take A Romantic Tour  Clubbing – Dance All Night  Hiking – Touch The Peak Carriage Ride – Enjoy The Ancient Vibes  Rowing – Take A Tour Amid Lush-Greenery  1. Museum Tour – Get A Glimpse Of History  Image Source The entire European region is filled with ancient history. So, one should have a taste of the past while visiting these countries. The architecture, evolution, and artistic side of Europe is exhibited by these museums in the finest manner possible. Appealing to all the history aficionados and art lovers, the museums blanket some of the most enchanting artworks and elements that were unearthed centuries back. Where: Berlin, Germany, Lisbon, Portugal Famous Museums In Europe: Louvre, Museum of Natural History, The Vatican Museums, Rijksmuseum, Guggenheim Museum Suggested Read: 10 Famous Winter Festivals In Europe, Perfect Spots Of Happiness 2. Shopping – Get, Set And Shop  Image Source If you are planning to gift some exotic items to your friend or buy some chocolates for your cousins, then Europe has it all. Nothing less than paradise on earth for all the shopaholics out there, shopping in Europe is a crowd-pleasing past time amidst travelers and locals alike. Offering anything and everything that one needs, this destination is a great spot to shop for some amazing branded watches and accessories in Europe. Where: Geneva, Switzerland Famous Shopping Destinations: Bond Street in London, the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele in Milan, the Negen Straatjes in Amsterdam, Gothenburg in Sweden Suggested Read: 7 Of The Best Winter Airbnbs In Europe Where You’ll Enjoy A Snug Stay 3. Food Tasting – Go On Food Spree Image Source Europe is the home to some of the foods which have created a household name for themselves in all other regions of the world. Offering an extensive variety of lip-smacking dishes, Europe blankets plenty of feel-good options that cater to the taste buds of each and every traveler. Never miss out on tasting the Pizzas in Italy, heaven for the foodie’s out there. Where: Florence, Italy, London, Spain Famous Food Tours In Europe: London’s East End Tour, Vespa Foodie Tour of Rome, Intrepid Travel’s Portugal Tour, Zicasso’s Food & Wine Tour of Spain Suggested Read: Head To San Marino Now: The Fastest Growing Travel Destination In Europe 4. Cruising – Take A Romantic Tour  Image Source Every country in Europe has inland waterways. One should never miss out on travelling in those waterways and enjoy the glorious views offered by the monuments. Cruises are a great option to witness the finest blend of luxury with comfort. Spending days on the moving hotel, floating on still water offers an experience that cannot be matched with any other. One can also board a dinner cruise and spend a romantic evening surrounded by calm waters with their loved ones. Where: London, England Famous Cruise Lines For Europe: Seabourn Cruise, Viking Ocean Cruise, Crystal Cruises, MSC Cruises, Celebrity Cruises Suggested Read: 9 Lakes In Norway Worth Exploring On Your Dream Vacation To Europe 5. Clubbing – Dance All Night  Europe is known for its art, culture, food and history. But beyond that, the place is also home to the best nightlife scenes. There are many party cities which offers a wide array of excitement and also lets the visitors have the best time grooving in the best music and indulging into the madness after dark hours. Where: Berlin, Barcelona, Budapest and Belgrade Famous clubs in Europe: La Terrazza, Instant Night club, Warehouseelementenstraat Suggested Read: 10 Fab Places To Visit In Europe In July 2022 For A Vacay You Would Never Forget 6. Hiking – Touch The Peak No matter if Europe is overpopulated, the continent still has some of the idyllic landscapes and also snow-covered mountains which are worth admiring. These landscapes are surreal and are perfect for experiencing hiking in Europe. The treks come for all kind of trekkers whether you’re a professional or a beginner, there is something for everyone. Where: France, Italy, Switzerland, Scotland, United Kingdom Famous treks in Europe: Tour du Mont Blanc, Walker’s Haute Route, West Highland Way, North Cape, Kungsleden Trail Suggested Read: France In June 2022: Guide To An Enthralling Vacation In This Entrancing European Country 7. Carriage Ride – Enjoy The Ancient Vibes  Image Source Get the feeling of going back into the time by visiting the Krakow’s Old Town. This laid back place is not just known for its Wawel Palace and the historical charm. But beyond that, the place is best explored by riding the city’s famous horse-drawn carriages. These carriages get crowded at the market square and taking a ride of these is indeed one of the fascinating things to do. While this picture-perfect Polish city is steeped with history and culture, this experience edges up the reason for visiting this town. Where: Krakow Town, Poland Suggested Read: Spain In August: Pack Your Bags For The Much Awaited Europe Trip 8. Rowing – Take A Tour Amid Lush-Greenery  Surrounded by the gigantic peaks of the Julian Alps, rest Slovenia’s emerald-green Lake Bled. While Europe experiences quite pleasant weather during this time, rowing through this lake can be one of the fascinating things to do in Europe in March. On one hand, there is a Bled Castle which gets all the attention, but rowing through the traditional 16th-century Pletna boats is another kinda thrill. The visitors can also rent a rowboat by the hour, park it on the islet and take a round of the lake’s 358 acres on their own. Where: Slovenia Suggested Read: Try Canyoning In Slovenia On Your Next Trip To Europe! Tips For Visiting Europe In March Image Source Europe is one of the most highly visited destinations in the world. Some of the tips can be followed while planning your trip to Europe. It is suggested to learn some phrases in the local language. This will help in conversing with the shopkeepers. Depending on the month of travel, one needs to pack clothes and the required accessories. Never miss out on packing flowy, comfortable sundresses, shorts, t shirts, tops, flip flops, and more when traveling to Europe in March. Always book tickets well in advance to save on airline expenses. It is always best to try out the local cuisines instead of waiting in queues to buy home cuisine. The continental food is expensive. Since the Euro is accepted in most countries, you can exchange your home currency with the Euro when the exchange rates are reasonable. If you are traveling alone, then it is advised to stay in hostels. The tariff for a hostel is very low when compared to hotels. Further Read: Malta Travel Guide: All You Need To Know For A Unique Yet Exotic Vacation In Europe One need not worry about security while in Europe in March for most places are high on security measures. It is also recommended to use local transport to get a vibe of the place. Enjoy your stay at one of the world’s most beautiful regions. Europe is a destination that is on the bucket list of many travelers- be it a backpacker or travelers looking for a luxurious escape. Whatever your preference may be, plan an escapade to Europe and witness some of the most alluring destinations of the entire world. Disclaimer: TravelTriangle claims no credit for images featured on our blog site unless otherwise noted. All visual content is copyrighted to its respectful owners. We try to link back to original sources whenever possible. If you own the rights to any of the images, and do not wish them to appear on TravelTriangle, please contact us and they will be promptly removed. We believe in providing proper attribution to the original author, artist or photographer. Please Note: Any information published by TravelTriangle in any form of content is not intended to be a substitute for any kind of medical advice, and one must not take any action before consulting a professional medical expert of their own choice. Frequently Asked Questions About Europe In March Which is the best time for visiting Europe? The best time to visit Europe depends on one’s agenda. If a person wants to enjoy out in the sun, then it is suggested to go in July or August. Otherwise, the best time to visit would be during March, May, June, January. How to plan my trip to Europe? Europe has two major regions. Eastern Europe and Western Europe. You can cover one entire region in a single trip. If you are planning to spend a couple of weeks or more, then the entire European continent can be covered. How about a visa in Europe? The Shenzhen visa can be obtained which allows one to travel to 26 countries under the European Union. But one needs to plan well in advance. How much does the European trip cost? It depends on the kind of air travel and accommodation. The number of places on the agenda also matters. For a ten-day trip along with flight charges, it amounts to a minimum of 3 lakhs. Is there a language problem in European countries? Except for very few countries, almost every country dweller knows English. So, there is not a huge language problem. Which are the best airlines in Europe to travel to? It is always wise to choose for any European airlines. The best part is that offers can be availed even if the entry and exit airports are different. Every country has its own airlines, so finding one would not seem to be very difficult. Is it easy to obtain a visa? It is not very easy to obtain a visa. The exit date and timing should be mentioned on the agenda. The local travel tickets are also obtained well in advance for easy visa processing. Looking To Book An International Holiday? Hot Spring Destinations & Deals For full functionality of this site it is necessary to enable JavaScript. Here are the instructions how to enable JavaScript in your web browser. holidaysCheck out our best travel deals for March Show more offers DealsHot destinations for MarchPopular March destinations March is a great month for cheap spring holidays. With mild weather and fewer tourists in holiday hot spots, it’s well worth taking your next trip during March. Here you’ll find our offers on cheap flights, hotels, vacation packages, and city break deals for holidays in March. 8 Hot Destinations for a sunny March break March is a great time of year to head away on holiday. UK winter is almost over, and you can see the first signs of spring starting to appear. Naturally, you start remembering how great hot weather is, and the warm feeling of sun on your skin. The first thing you do? Book a sunny getaway. There’s a good range of hot destinations to choose from in March, with European countries such as the Canary Islands offering warm weather, and more exotic countries such as the Dominican Republic and Vietnam also being a great choice for some sun. So if you’re looking to plan a hot getaway, we’ve picked our top 8 destinations for a hot holiday to visit in March! 1. Cape Verde Only a six hour flight away, Cape Verde is a great choice for a sunny holiday towards the end of March. Stay in Santa Maria on Sal island, and you’ll enjoy an average temperature of 25°C. It’s also less windy at this time of year, so you can relax on one of the large, sandy beaches, go swimming in the sea or even try out one of the many water sports on offer. 2. Dominican Republic With highs of 30°C, this beautiful Caribbean country is a great destination to visit in March. Stay in Bavaro, Punta Cana, for sun, sea and endless sand. Explore the rainforest, eat some of the best food in the world, visit historical Higuey or simply stay on the beach – there’s 50 miles of it! 3. Jordan March is historically the low season for Jordan, making it a great cheap option for a holiday at this time of year. Head for the historical city of Aqaba, located on the Red Sea’s Gulf of Aqaba, and you can expect an average temperature in the high 20’s. There are plenty of beachside resorts here, and you can fly direct from London 4. Canary Islands Tenerife is one of the most popular Canary Islands, and is another good choice if you’re looking for a cheap, but warm holiday in March. Only a 4 and a half hour flight away, Playa de las Américas is the largest holiday resort, with the average temperature of around 22°C. You’ll get plenty of sunshine though, so this is a great destination if you want to have an active holiday without breaking a sweat. 5. Vietnam Depending on which area of the country you visit, the temperature can get as high as 34°C at this time of year, with many hours of sunshine a day. As Vietnam is such a long country, the weather can really vary from place to place. During March, we recommend splitting your time between the fascinating city of Ho Chi Minh, and one of the many nearby beaches. Mũi Né makes for a relaxing beach break, and if you have time the island of Phú Quốc boasts incredible, untouched beaches and dense tropical jungles. 6. Perth, Australia For an alternative Australian adventure, take a trip to Perth for a hot holiday in March. Flights are often much cheaper to this less-visited city, as it’s still another four hours flying from here to Sydney. The weather will be hot and dry, with the temperature hovering between 25°C and 35°C. Hire a car and visit the famed vineyards of Margaret River, a must-do for any wine lover. Take a ferry trip from the city to Rottnest Island for a selfie with one of the many cute quokkas that live there. We’d also recommend visiting the incredible Ningaloo Reef, where you’ll have the chance to encounter whale sharks! 7. Dubai, UAE With hot and dry weather, and an average temperature around 30°C, March is a peak time for travellers visiting Dubai. See the jaw-dropping skyscrapers of Dubai city, take a ferry ride across Dubai Creek, before going on your very own desert adventure. 8. Miami, USA Make for Miami, Florida for guaranteed sunshine in March. With temperatures in the mid to high 20’s, you’ll get plenty of vitamin D. Stay in Miami Beach to enjoy a huge range of incredible restaurants, the hottest nightlife, and of course go for a swim in the ocean which stays at a balmy 24°C. There’s plenty of hot weather to be had all across the USA in March. The top 5 destinations for March March is a great month to travel, as the last of the winter weather is winding down and there’s just a hint of spring around the corner. Skip those last few weeks of cold weather with a trip somewhere warm and sunny, or head off somewhere new before the tourist season begins in late spring and summer. The Canary Islands, Spain If you’re looking for sunny days, balmy weather, and cool, stroll-able nights, The Canary Islands are a sure bet. This Spanish archipelago off Africa’s Northwestern coast boasts seven main islands, each with their own unique flavour. From the long, caramel-coloured beaches of Gran Canaria to the kitesurfer-friendly breezes of Fuerteventura, there’s a wealth of options for a full range of travellers. Our top pick: Lanzarote. Although you’ll find warmer weather on Tenerife or Gran Canaria, Lanzarote enthrals with its otherworldly volcanic cones, unsullied coastlines, and plentiful hiking and outdoor sports offerings. Kathmandu, Nepal March marks the start of the spring season in Nepal, making it the ideal time for a hiking trip. Although it’s a nice time to explore the more famous alpine routes like the trail to Everest Base Camp, you will still be faced with increasingly chilly weather as you rise in elevation. Your best bet for lovely, temperate days, breezy nights, plant life in bloom, and fewer crowds is to pick a less-frequented trail with no significant changes in elevation. The Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek, for example, is a 5-day excursion replete with beautiful vistas and bright, blooming rhododendrons. You can get your fill of springtime hiking with plenty of downtime to spend in Kathmandu on either end. Dublin, Ireland Take advantage of off-season flights with a trip to Dublin, the Irish capital. Dublin has all the swanky eateries, top-tier bars, fascinating museums, and stunning old-world architecture you would expect from a large European city, with the charm of a small town. Whether you want to surround yourself with historical splendour in Trinity College Library or try your first pint of Guinness in a hole-in-the-wall pub, there’s plenty to do in Dublin even if you catch a few rainy days. If you truly want to embrace the spirit, come for the Saint Patrick’s Day festivities, falling this year from March 14th – March 18th. Also be sure to take a day trip or two to nearby scenic destinations like Giant’s Causeway, The Cliffs of Moher, and Blarney Castle. Amman, Jordan Oppressively hot summers and bitterly cold winters may plague Jordan, but spring is where this country truly shines. Start in Amman, where you can stroll the streets shopping for intricate jewellery and trying melt-in-your-mouth baklava from local souks as you make your way to the Roman Amphitheater. Then travel south, stopping for a dip in the Dead Sea, to make your way down to the ancient city of Petra and the desert of Wadi Rum. In Petra, pass through the narrow rock walls of Al Siq to reach the impressive facade at the city’s entrance (Bonus: return at dusk to see the entrance aglow with thousands of candles, a nightly ritual). On your trip to Wadi Rum, book an overnight stay in a luxury glamping tent to take in a night sky rich with stars. Savannah, Georgia Southern summers are notoriously rough, but springtime is where Georgia hits its stride. With vibrant purple and soft pink azaleas in bloom and the weather at a pleasant, warm temperature, you could easily spend your whole trip to Savannah simply wandering around and taking in the natural beauty. The best bets for this are Forsyth Park and Wormsloe Historic Site, where you can walk amongst moss-covered oak trees and see multi-colored wildflowers. Be sure to check out the Historic District as well, and stop in for an ice cream at Leopold’s, an old-fashioned establishment with a taste of the city’s history. Where to Go in March, April, and May Rob Durston/Tourism Ireland By Frommer’s Staff In March, April, and especially May, some spots in Europe achieve the travel trifecta: pleasant weather, manageable crowds, and reasonable room rates. Other areas of the continent might have more tourists and higher prices this time of year, but often for good reasons—blooming flowers, arts and culture festivals, tasty seasonal cuisine, and memorable Easter celebrations. The collection of vernal vacation ideas that follows spans a range of worthy destinations, from those with mild temps and little jostling for attractions to those that exemplify the season’s spirit of rebirth. Here are the best places in Europe to spring forward.  For more seasonal inspiration, check out our roundup of Europe’s top summer vacations.  Pictured: St. Patrick’s Cathedral in Dublin Pixabay Valencia, Spain WHY GO IN SPRING?  Las Fallas, an ephemeral street fest to welcome the season in mid-March To usher in spring with panache and paella, head to the Mediterranean city of Valencia. Every March, the Fallas festival turns the streets into an open-air art gallery displaying hundreds of enormous, wood-and-papier-mâché sculptures called ninots. The multiday event also has parades, fireworks, street food such as pumpkin fritters and Spanish horchata (a sweet drink made with tigernuts instead of rice, as in the Latin American version), elaborate traditional costumes, and a ceremonial offering of flowers to a towering monument of Valencia’s patron saint, Our Lady of the Forsaken. The blooms are then used to create a 15m-(49-ft.)-tall cloak and gown for the monument, making it look like the biggest Rose Parade float ever. At the end of the festival, the ninots are set ablaze—a poignant reminder that spring’s beauty is fleeting. Mario Gogh on Unsplash The Netherlands WHY GO IN SPRING? Tulip mania from April through early May Still the world’s top producer of its favorite flower, the Netherlands looks like it’s been done over each spring by a designer going through a color-blocking phase, with bold reds, pinks, blues, and yellows filling orderly fields and gardens. The largest tulip-growing area is the Noordoostpolder in the central Flevoland province, but there are also substantial bulb fields along the North Sea coast, from the Hague to Alkmaar. Pedal amid the petals on a bike ride, taking frequent stops to feast your eyes. Another extravagant visual binge can be had at the Keukenhof (pictured), a 32-hectare (79-acre) tulip showcase with over 7 million bulbs planted alongside trees, ponds, and windmills. The garden is in Lisse, located about 45km (28 miles) southwest of Amsterdam, where canal cruises of that scenic capital resume each March after a winter hiatus. Pixabay Rome WHY GO IN SPRING? Holy Week events—and a chance to spot the pope Crowd sizes are of biblical proportions and you’ll inevitably have to spend long stretches standing around, but it’s impossible not to be awed by the pageantry and ritual of the days leading up to Easter in Rome, even if you’re not Catholic. The pope’s busy schedule includes church services at the Vatican (pictured), a Good Friday procession at the Colosseum during which he visits the Stations of the Cross, and, on Easter Sunday, a mass for 80,000 people in St. Peter’s Square, followed by a blessing delivered from the balcony of St. Peter’s Basilica. Tickets to all these events are free but must be reserved months in advance—and, needless to say, if you don’t book your hotel room way ahead, too, you’d better pray for a miracle. Marko Kudjerski / Flickr Rhône Valley, France WHY GO IN SPRING? Seasonal Lyonnaise cuisine and magnifique May weather Save this one for late spring. The wine region surrounding the Rhône river in southeastern France is still cold and dark in March, but in May the sun comes out and the weather warms up. It’s pleasant enough to allow for exploring on foot the area’s medieval farming villages and vineyards, which produce Beaujolais in the north and Côtes du Rhône closer to the Mediterranean. The region’s biggest city, Lyon, is also highly walkable, with winding streets and hidden passageways threading through an elegant collage of ancient, medieval, Renaissance, and contemporary architecture. But it’s the food you’ll be raving about, especially after popping into a few bouchons, the cozy bistros (like the one pictured) serving pike quenelles, pork sausages, praline tarts, and other signature Lyonnaise dishes. Show up in spring to taste what wonders the city’s chefs can work with seasonal produce like apricots and sorrel. VisitScotland / Kenny Lam Glasgow WHY GO IN SPRING? A full slate of arts and culture events The weather is unreliable. After all, this is Scotland. No sooner will you note how well Glasgow’s green spaces complement the red-sandstone Victorian architecture than a dark mist will move in and turn everything gray. Fortunately, the city stashes its impressive cultural offerings indoors, and in spring, art museums, orchestras, ballet companies, and theater troupes are in full swing. And those are just the permanent institutions. Starting in late February, Glasgow gets a jump on festival season (the focus of which will turn decidedly toward Edinburgh’s annual performing arts extravaganza come summer) with the Glasgow Film Festival (through early March), followed by the Aye Write! book festival and the Glasgow International Comedy Festival (both held mid- to late March). Every other April, contemporary artists show off their work at the three-week Glasgow International—think Art Basel with a brogue.  Pictured: Since the early 1980s, Glaswegians have maintained a tradition of placing a traffic cone atop the 1844 equestrian statue of the Duke of Wellington in front of the Gallery of Modern Art. RomkeHoekstra [CC BY-SA 4.0], from Wikimedia Commons Chios, Greece WHY GO IN SPRING? Coastal scenery and an Easter fireworks war Sure, it looks peaceful here, but this North Aegean island is the site of a fireworks war that has raged for centuries. On the night before Orthodox Easter (celebrated later than the Easter of Roman Catholics, Protestants, and giant bunnies), parishioners from rival hilltop churches in the town of Vrontados shoot homemade rockets at one another, sending screaming orange streaks into the night sky. The goal is to hit the bell tower of the opposing church. Direct hits are tallied the next morning, ostensibly to declare a victor, but, as often happens in war, the two sides usually come up with differing numbers. The surrounding hills offer the best views of the spectacle. During the daytime, visit an 11th-century Byzantine monastery and stroll on white- and black-sand beaches. The water is too cold for swimming until late May, but you can survey the region from the same spot, Daskalopetra, where alleged Chios native Homer is said to have taught his poems. Giuseppe Milo / Flickr Dublin WHY GO IN SPRING? St. Patrick’s Day on St. Patrick’s turf In the United States, St. Patrick’s Day is often used as an excuse to chug green beer and don tacky “Kiss Me, I’m Irish” merch. But in Dublin, the holiday is a more restrained and family-friendly celebration of Ireland and its patron saint—except maybe in the crowded Temple Bar district, which temporarily resembles Bourbon Street in New Orleans. To mark March 17 like a Dubliner, pop into a traditional pub with live music or, if you’re really interested in Ireland’s contributions to the field of booze, tour the Guinness Storehouse or Old Jameson Distillery. Dublin’s five-day St. Patrick’s Festival features all sorts of events on Irish history, art, music, and literature, culminating in a jolly parade on the big day that starts at Parnell Square and ends, naturally, at St. Patrick’s Cathedral. Zac Thompson Lower Saxony, Germany WHY GO IN SPRING? White asparagus frenzy from April to June Despite a reputation for subsisting entirely on beer and bratwurst, Germans tend to be passionate about in-season produce—and nothing gets them going like white asparagus. More tender and less bitter than the green variety, the beloved alabaster stalks pop up in farmers’ markets and on restaurant menus across the country from April to June, otherwise known as Spargelzeit (asparagus season). The most common preparation of the vegetable: boiled and smothered in hollandaise and butter. In the northwestern state of Lower Saxony, you can bike or drive along the scenic, 750km (466-mile) Asparagus Road, stopping for 1,000-year-old farm towns such as Nienburg, home of timber-frame buildings and an asparagus museum that crowns an asparagus queen each year. While you’re in the area, swing by Hanover (about 45 minutes away by car) to see the elaborate, 17th-century Herrenhausen Gardens in their full spring splendor. Matthew Hardy / Flickr Prague WHY GO IN SPRING? Easter markets and witchy fun As at Christmastime, Prague’s Wenceslas Square and Old Town Square (pictured) fill up with dozens of brightly colored wooden huts this time of year. They’re all part of the city’s Easter markets, open every day during the four weeks leading up to the holiday. Handmade lace, blown glass, wooden toys, mulled wine, cold beer, and other Czech specialties are sold, as choirs and folk dancers perform. The only difference between this market and the Christmas one—apart from the warmer temperatures—is that the hot buys aren’t tree ornaments but exquisite painted eggs. A wilder tradition is Witches’ Night (Pálení čarodějnic) on April 30, when bonfires topped with rag effigies of witches are built all over the city. After costume parades, concerts, mock trials, and much beer guzzling, the pyres are set alight in a symbolic purge of evil spirits. Arts and Culture Food and Drink Local Experiences Road Trips Timing Your Trip Spring, spring break, Europe, festivals, gardens, holidays, food and drink, arts and culture, local experiences, churches Germany, Greece, The Netherlands, Dublin, Glasgow, Prague, Rome, Rhone Valley Where is hot in March? Top sunny destinations for early spring 2022 Ready for some springtime sunshine? Here’s where to visit in March (Picture: Getty) Congratulations if you’ve survived the frosty British winter – you deserve to reward yourself with some last-minute sun. Likewise, if you’re planning ahead for a start-of-spring holiday somewhere blissfully hot… well done for being so organised. Whatever the case: you’ve chosen the right time of year. March is a wonderful month to visit many parts of the world, including areas of South-East Asia, North America, Africa and South America. Hey, there are even a few European destinations that escape the rainy, chilly and blustery weather March is known for. Some places have temperatures in early 30s territory, and for many countries March is considered ‘shoulder season’ – meaning you’ll likely avoid the bulk of the crowds. Yay. So, where should you jet off to? Where is hot in March? The Gambia The Gambia is one of Africa’s smallest countries (Picture: Getty) Temperature: 34°C Sunshine hours: 10 hours Flight time: Six hours, five minutes This small West African nation’s hottest month is March – you definitely won’t feel a chill here. The Gambia is known for having lovely beaches near the capital Banjul and Serrekunda, but it’s also a paradise for wildlife enthusiasts. Nature-lovers should consider a stay at the eco-lodge at Tanji Bird Reserve (though October to December is typically birding season). It’s also possible to spot leopards, hippos and monkeys in Bao Bolong Wetland Reserve and Kiang West National Park. Hawaii Hawaii is hot this time of year (Picture: Getty) Temperature: 24°C (up to 26°C) Sunshine hours: Nine hours Flight time: 17 hours (with one-stop, no direct flights). Alas, Hawaii isn’t in shoulder season in March. But the views are guaranteed to be gorgeous. As is the weather. Temperatures are perfectly placed right in the middle of the 20s, and though you may experience the odd snap shower of rain, it’s far less rainy than in February. You’re a bit spoiled for choice when it comes to visiting Hawaii’s beautiful islands. Honolulu, O’ahu, Maui and Kaua’i are among the most famous for their beaches, rich histories and breathtaking natural landscapes. Dominican Republic There’s much to see and do in the Dominican Republic, including the capital Santo Domingo (Picture: Getty) Temperature: 25°C (up to 30°C) Sunshine hours: 13 hours Flight time: Nine hours, 15 minutes A Caribbean holiday usually promises hot weather and sandy beaches, perfect for sunbathing. It’s absolutely possible to have an all-inclusive, resort holiday in the Dominican Republic. Look up Punta Cana, or Cabarete and Sosúa in Puerto Plata. (The latter is great for water sports). But if you want to explore, drive to the capital, Santo Domingo. As of one the Caribbean’s oldest cities, there’s plenty of history to learn about. Uncover some at the palace-turned-museum Alcázar de Colón. If you’re looking to escape the standard beach break, consider a visit to the peaceful Samaná Peninsula. Southern Vietnam Wherever you visit in Vietnam, there’ll be good weather in March (Picture: Getty) Temperature: 29°C Sunshine hours: 10 to 11 hours Flight time: 11 hours, 50 minutes (to Ho Chi Minh City) If it’s an unforgettable beach experience you want, then heading to the southern coast in Vietnam is a good plan. It’s well worth the lengthy flight time from the UK, which will likely take you to Ho Chi Minh City. Spend a day or two (or longer, if you can swing it) in the city, before driving a few hours to a coastal resort. While it’s hot in the south, it’s a bit cooler up north, around the 19°C mark. Here, you’ll find capital city Hanoi. It’s also where you can embark on a visit to Halong Bay – a classic tourist hotspot for a reason. Seville, Spain Seville’s famous Alcazar is just one of many places to visit (Picture: Getty) Temperature: 15°C (up to 20°C) Sunshine hours: Seven hours Flight time: Two hours, 45 minutes Sadly, you can’t expect too much sun from Europe in March, but the southwestern Spanish city of Seville should warm your soul. There’s a chance you could experience a high temperature of 20°C, but even a tepid 15°C is ideal for traversing the city on foot. Architecture is Seville’s number one selling point – particularly Baroque, Renaissance, and Moorish Revival. Check out the Cathedral, admire the Royal Alcazar (a palace you’ll have spotted in the hit HBO series Game Of Thrones) and wander the 1920s Plaza de España to admire its many ceramic tiles. Grenada The Caribbean country of Grenada is too often underrated (Picture: Getty) Temperature: 26°C (up to 30°C) Sunshine hours: Eight hours Flight time: Nine hours, 15 minutes The Caribbean country of Grenada may be relatively small, but it shouldn’t be underestimated. It has three main islands: Grenada itself, plus the smaller Carricou and Petite Martinique, and a few others (including the ludicrously-costly private island Calivigny). Of its golden beaches, Magazine, Levera, Morne Rouge and Grand Anse are probably the best know. So you can’t go wrong with accommodation nearby. But in your search for sea and sand, don’t miss out on the capital St George’s, and a walk along its picturesque Carenage harbour. Nature lovers will also have plenty more to appreciate beyond the beach. Make plans to explore Grand Etang Lake, Concord Falls or Annandale Forest Park, if you can. Cartagena, Colombia Not just heat, but history too. Cartagena’s walled city is UNESCO-listed (Picture: Getty) Temperature: 26°C (up to 31°C) Sunshine hours: 7.5 hours Flight time: 12 hours, five minutes Most major cities in Colombia are poised to give you the March hot holiday you’re looking for. There’s Bogota, Medellin and Cali to choose from – but perhaps Cartagena is the prettiest. Set along the northern coast, it’s known for its UNESCO-recognised walled city, which dates back to 16th century. Expect to see great art and visit fascinating museums. You’ll also be a boat ride away from one of Colombia’s national parks, Rosario Islands, which is known for its excellent snorkelling opportunities. Tenerife Tenerife is more than a beach island… but the beaches are pretty amazing (Picture: Getty) Temperature: 17°C (up to 21°C) Sunshine hours: Seven hours Flight time: Four hours, 30 minutes Few will be shocked to see this Canary Island on our March list – it’s also on November’s, too. The reason why is simple: Tenerife, though part of Spain, is geographically located in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Africa. Making it a touch warmer than much of mainland Europe during wintry months. It’s also got everything you could want from a hot holiday: beaches, water sports, nature, hiking, cruises, cultural activities, an epic water park and of course, the volcanic Mount Teide. Krabi, Thailand Krabi’s waters will be lovely and warm in March (Picture: Getty) Temperature: 29°C (up to 34°C) Sunshine hours: Nine hours Flight time: Around 16 hours (usually with a stop in Bangkok) Thailand’s weather can be intense in March. You can expect to sizzle in the capital, Bangkok, and it can be uncomfortably hot at times in the country’s northern reaches. Luckily, there are plenty of island locations to keep things a tad cooler, most offering out-of-this-world beaches, with warm water perfect for swimming and splashing around in. By no means is Krabi your only option, but this province promises ultimate relaxation, (literal) turquoise waters and stunning views of breathtaking karsts. Sold. Trinidad & Tobago Unbeatable views, as well as high March temperatures, can be found in the Caribbean (Picture: Getty) Temperature: 30°C Sunshine hours: Eight hours Flight time: 10 hours, 50 minutes Like many of the destinations on this list, you can have the best of both worlds with Trinidad & Tobago. If you want to laze by a pool, there’s no shortage of gorgeous villas to book. But the islands (Trinidad, the larger, and Tobago, the smaller) are also rich in history and culture. To bear witness to something really special, arrive at the country’s capital, Port of Spain, by March 1. You’ll hopefully get to see the end of Calypso: an explosion of music, dance and bold colours, often dubbed the Caribbean’s largest carnival. Gozo, Malta See another side of Malta on the isle of Gozo (Picture: Getty) Temperature: 14°C (up to 17°C) Sunshine hours: Eight hours Flight time: Three hours, 10 minutes (to mainland Malta). The archipelago of Malta, on the map, sits below Italy and off the coast of Tunisia in Africa. This means it can, at times, reach some gorgeously warm temperatures. It’s one of the better flight times on this list, with a trip to the main island, Malta, taking just over three hours. But if you’ve seen Valletta and want to see another side of Malta – why not hop on a ferry to its second-biggest island, Gozo? Travel time will be added to your trip, yes, but you can stay on Gozo for several days (in some rather lovely hotels). Here, you’ll explore the city of Victoria’s medieval citadel – as well as admire rocky bays, ancient temples, basilicas, sandy beaches, plus sample only the finest Maltese dishes. Cyprus Tear yourself away from the resorts to see Aphrodite’s Rock (Picture: Getty) Temperature: 19ºC  Sunshine hours: Seven hours Flight time: Four hours, 30 minutes Cyprus is usually a winner, whether it’s summer or a million miles away from the UK’s sunny season. Temperatures are typically in the high 10s at this time of year, reaching just shy of 20ºC. It does get cooler in the evenings (somewhere around 9ºC), so bring something warm for the nighttime. You’ve got plenty of choice on where to stay and what to see. Classic resort destinations include Paphos, Limassol and Larnaca. For a city experience, try Nicosia. And if you’re game to party, there’s always Ayia Napa… Find out where’s hot throughout the year Before you book, keep in mind… A March 2022 getaway sounds great, but remember that Covid restrictions could still be in place. Before booking, check gov.uk’s Foreign Travel Advice for your ideal destination. You should check: Are Brits allowed in to the country at all? To enter, do you need to show proof of a negative test, or prove you’ve had your Covid vaccinations? On arrival, will you need to self-isolate at your hotel or quarantine somewhere else for a set period of time? On return to the UK, will the British government expect you to self-isolate at home or quarantine in a hotel? These are all questions you should be able to answer. Even then, the answer could well change at the drop of a hat. Entry requirements and travel rules are frequently being altered and updated. Any country can be added to an England or UK travel red list at incredibly short notice. If a country goes red while you’re in it, you’ll be subject to the new quarantine rules. Make sure you’re prepared to deal with any sudden changes along the way, and also ensure you’ve got top-tier travel insurance for your trip, covering all possibilities. MORE : Where is hot in February? Top warm destinations for a winter sun getaway MORE : The Cayman Islands has launched a 90-day remote working program – here’s how to apply MORE : Which Caribbean islands can you visit for a holiday this summer? Follow Metro across our social channels, on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram Share your views in the comments below March Temperature Averages in European Cities Average temperatures for March at major cities throughout Europe are listed below in degrees Celsius and Fahrenheit. The cities range from Amsterdam to Zurich and from Reykjavík to İstanbul. They are listed alphabetically and you can jump ahead to the section for Amsterdam to Kiev, Leeds to Pristina and Reykjavík to Zurich. Included in this list are Europe’s national capitals plus cities with a metropolitan population of over one million people. The tables give the normal maximum and minimum monthly temperatures based on historical weather data collected over a long period, in most cases 30 years. Average March temperatures High °F Low °F City High °C Low °C 49 37 Amsterdam, Netherlands 10 3 58 38 Andorra la Vella, Andorra 14 3 60 47 Athens, Greece 16 8 61 44 Barcelona, Spain 16 7 54 39 Belgrade, Serbia 12 4 47 34 Berlin, Germany 9 1 50 37 Birmingham, United Kingdom 10 3 51 34 Bratislava, Slovakia 11 1 51 38 Brussels, Belgium 10 3 51 33 Bucharest, Romania 11 0 51 37 Budapest, Hungary 11 3 45 31 Chisinau, Moldova 7 -1 51 35 Cologne, Germany 11 2 42 31 Copenhagen, Denmark 6 0 50 38 Dublin, Ireland 10 3 48 36 Glasgow, United Kingdom 9 2 46 34 Hamburg, Germany 8 1 35 22 Helsinki, Finland 2 -5 54 42 İstanbul, Turkey 12 5 29 17 Kazan, Russia -1 -9 40 28 Kiev, Ukraine 4 -2 Average daily temperatures in March High °F Low °F City High °C Low °C 47 35 Leeds, United Kingdom 8 2 51 38 Lille, France 11 4 65 51 Lisbon, Portugal 18 10 52 35 Ljubljana, Slovenia 11 1 53 40 London, United Kingdom 12 5 46 33 Luxembourg, Luxembourg 8 1 55 39 Lyon, France 13 4 60 42 Madrid, Spain 16 6 50 38 Manchester, United Kingdom 10 3 60 43 Marseille, France 16 6 58 39 Milan, Italy 14 4 36 23 Minsk, Belarus 2 -5 59 46 Monaco, Monaco 15 8 35 22 Moscow, Russia 2 -6 48 32 Munich, Germany 9 0 60 43 Naples, Italy 16 6 59 46 Nice, France 15 8 32 20 Nizhny & Novgorod, Russia 0 -7 38 26 Oslo, Norway 4 -3 54 42 Paris, France 12 5 59 42 Podgorica, Montenegro 15 6 46 30 Prague, Czech Republic 8 -1 51 32 Pristina, Kosovo 11 0 March temperatures: daily averages High °F Low °F City High °C Low °C 38 28 Reykjavík, Iceland 3 -2 38 25 Riga, Latvia 3 -4 62 40 Rome, Italy 17 4 42 29 Rostov-on-Don, Russia 6 -2 50 37 Rotterdam, Netherlands 10 3 34 23 Saint Petersburg, Russia 1 -5 30 18 Samara, Russia -1 -8 56 39 San Marino, San Marino 13 4 51 33 Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina 10 1 55 37 Skopje, Macedonia 13 3 50 33 Sofia, Bulgaria 10 0 37 27 Stockholm, Sweden 3 -3 36 24 Tallinn, Estonia 2 -4 60 40 Tirana, Albania 16 4 56 37 Turin, Italy 13 3 31 12 Ufa, Russia -1 -11 52 35 Vaduz, Liechtenstein 11 2 62 50 Valletta, Malta 17 10 51 36 Vienna, Austria 10 2 38 25 Vilnius, Lithuania 3 -4 37 24 Volgograd, Russia 3 -5 43 29 Warsaw, Poland 6 -2 53 35 Zagreb, Croatia 12 2 51 32 Zurich, Switzerland 10 0 The Best Places To Visit Each Month of the Year 52. 4K shares One of the most common questions I get is “where can I travel to during [insert month here]?” Honestly, there’s no simple answer as it depends on your travel style, interests, and budget. Thankfully, the world is now more accessible than ever before, giving us the opportunity to travel to almost anywhere with any travel style and budget. But, with so many options available, it can be hard choosing the best destination for our next trip. Also, you want to make the most of your trip and not waste your precious limited time abroad wading through the high-season crowds or in your hotel room due to bad weather. And what about those expensive flights, overbooked hotels, and overpriced meals that come with the peak of the high season? We can avoid those too! Enter, The Guide On Where To Visit Each Month of the Year This month by month guide consists of 12 maps that show which destinations are on their high season, shoulder season (the travel period between high and low seasons), and low season. It also highlights a few destinations that are the top destinations to visit in that specific month, as well as the destinations you should avoid due to bad weather. These are accompanied by a description of the best places that you should consider. The data shown here has been compiled from several sources I’ve used to plan my own trips, as well as from my own experience traveling to over 138 of these countries in the past seven years. To help make this guide visual and easy to understand, I used the following color codes. Dark Teal for the high/peak season Teal for shoulder-season Light Teal (light teal) for low/off-peak season Green for the optimal countries to visit this month Red for the countries you should avoid this month Whether it’s a honeymoon, an adventure trip, or a relaxing cultural getaway, this guide will help you narrow down your choices to fit best your trip based on a combination of activities, weather, and specific events. Feel free to jump to a month of interest using the links below: January February March April May June July August September October November December What to do now? . Best Places to Visit in January Where to Go: January is one of the cheapest months to travel since it is just after the holidays and this is the moment when many travelers are starting to plan their trips for later in the year. This is one of the best months to watch the northern lights in countries like Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland, and Greenland. Skiing in the Alps is also a popular trip this month, so expect crowds in Austria and Switzerland. The Caribbean and Central America are perfect this time of the year with warm weather and not much rain. Great beach time! Puerto Escondido in Mexico has managed to stay off most tourists’ radars for years, yet its slowly coming to the spotlight. All kinds of activities like scuba diving, horseback riding, and spotting wildlife like dolphins, sea turtles, and whales can be done this time of the year. And of course, you can relax at the beach too. Speaking of beaches, Southeast Asian countries like Thailand, Cambodia, Myanmar, Vietnam, Laos, Philippines, Singapore, and Malaysia are also excellent options. Great dry and sunny weather for the beach or any outdoor activity. The beautiful islands of Koh Nang Yuan in Thailand South Africa, Australia, and New Zealand, on the other hand, are in the summer months and quite warm. This is a great time to visit, but be aware that the Australia outback can get really hot. If you’re looking to hike, Patagonia in Chile and Argentina is at the peak of its high season as the weather is at its warmest and driest, so if you’re a hiker, this is the time to go. Ethiopia is also in its cool, dry season, which is excellent if you’re looking to visit the Omo Valley tribes. The Karo Tribe in the Omo Valley in Ethiopia In Bolivia, on the other hand, the country is in its rainy season, but this is a good time to visit the Salar de Uyuni – the largest salt flats in the world. It is during this time when a thin layer of water creates the surreal optical illusion of a giant mirror reflecting the sky on the ground. Even though it is in the middle of its rainy season, Hawaii is a popular destination in January – especially if you’re a surfer. You might experience some rain, but the weather is still good enough to go to the beach and go whale watching (as this is the peak of Hawaii’s humpback season). Surprisingly this is Hawaii’s high season, so expect crowds. If sunny days are more important to you, then go there during the dry season, from April to October. Laguna Colorada in Bolivia If you’re interested in visiting the 7th continent, Antarctica is now on its prime time as this is their summer, so “warm” and clear days make the voyage much more comfortable. Since this trip is only done on a cruise, I recommend checking these cruise options here. Where to Avoid: It is winter in the northern hemisphere, so countries in higher latitudes are best avoided due to their cold, wintry weather. That is unless, you are hoping to see the northern lights or skiing, as mentioned previously. Also to be avoided are Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, East Timor, and Polynesia as it’s the rainy season. The islands east of Africa like Madagascar, Reunion, Seychelles, and Mauritius, among others, are also to be avoided due to potential cyclonic activity. . Best Places to Visit in February Where to Go: Southeast Asia is still in its peak season, being one of the most popular regions for travelers this month. As much as I try to avoid high seasons, I have to admit this is one of the best months to visit the region. The northern Scandinavian countries are still optimal to watch the northern lights, as so are France, Switzerland, and Austria for skiing. Be aware that those slopes will be crowded. Alternatively, there is Utah, Vermont, and Colorado in the USA, which are among the most popular states to ski. Being the city of love, Paris will be beaming for part of the month, especially around St. Valentine’s Day. Be aware that everything will be crowded, more expensive, and still cold. The Caribbean and Central America continue with their excellent warm weather, and so do Chile and Argentina, for those interested in visiting the vineyards and hiking trails in Patagonia. February marks the end of the summer season in the southern hemisphere, so don’t miss visiting Torres Del Paine National Park in Chile and hiking the W trail. The famous towers at Torres del Paine. Egypt, while a bit chilly at night, is now a great option if you want to visit the ancient ruins in Cairo, Luxor, and Aswan, and travel down the Nile River in comfortable weather. Further down in the African continent, South Africa is also an ideal destination – especially one of its capital cities, Cape Town. You can enjoy its famous wines and visit some of its popular beaches. Not to be missed is Boulders Beach, where you can get a close-up view of an African penguin colony that lives right at the beach. While February is not the high season for Italy, many travelers go there this month to see the Carnival in Venice. Another Carnival you shouldn’t miss is Rio de Janeiro’s Carnival in Brazil. Several other countries celebrate carnival this month, including the USA with Mardi Gras in New Orleans. At the Sambodomo in Rio de Janeiro during Carnival. Another festival worth seeing is the Chinese New Year in none other than China. Alternatively, you can head to Singapore, which has the biggest Chinese New Year celebration outside of China. Antarctica is still open for business. Where to Avoid: Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, East Timor, and Polynesia are still in their rainy season, and the islands east of Africa, like Madagascar, Reunion, and Mauritius are in the middle of their cyclone season. . Best Places to Visit in March Where to Go: March is the start of the shoulder season for many countries, so it’s a good time to have an affordable trip no matter your travel style. Italy and the other Mediterranean countries are starting to warm up pleasantly, so you’ll be able to enjoy decent weather without the crowds. Egypt still has exquisite weather too. Southeast Asia is still a good region to visit with good weather, yet with fewer people than in the previous months. India is one of the best countries to visit in March, especially if you want to participate in their colorful Holi Festival. Mumbai is among the best Indian cities to celebrate it. Not far from India is the Maldives, where you can have ideal tropical temperatures with blue skies almost every day. At Kuda Bandos in the Maldives… Such a beautiful beach! The USA is now also welcoming some pleasant weather, especially along its coastal cities like New York City, Boston, San Francisco, and the southern states with are quite warm by now. Cuba is in its dry season as are the surrounding Caribbean islands. In South America, Colombia is a good option, especially the city of Cartagena with its beautiful beaches, traditional food, and some of the best nightlife in the country. Its good weather makes March perfect to go hang gliding or kitesurfing. You can also have a relaxing day trip to the white sand beaches on Isla Barú. Bartolome Island in the Galapagos Patagonia is still doable early in the month, but the weather is starting to deteriorate with high winds in the mountains. While March is the rainiest month in the Galapagos, the showers are brief, there are fewer people, and you’ll get to the beginning of the mating season for birds. This is a great time to visit the Galapagos on a small budget. Where to Avoid: Countries like Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, and other East African countries are in their rainy season, so it’s not the optimal time to go if you’re looking to do a safari or go to the Devil’s Pool at Victoria Falls. The islands east of Africa are still in their cyclone season, but just coming out of it. . Best Places to Visit in April Where to Go: April is a really good month to travel on the northern hemisphere as the ice is finally thawing, the flowers are starting to bloom, and in many places, you are a couple of months ahead of the heavy crowds that come in the summertime. Starting April, the Mediterranean is one of the best places to visit, including islands like Crete, Cyprus, and Malta. The Canary Islands has even more hospitable weather for an April vacation than most destinations in Europe. Ait Ben Haddou in Morocco In Africa, places like Morocco, Tunisia, and other northern African countries just came out of their rainy season. Further south, nestled between Zambia and Zimbabwe you’ll find Victoria Falls – the largest waterfall in the world. April marks the start of the dry season, which means the falls will be less intense, but you will have a better chance of seeing the stunning curtain of water falling into the Zambezi River because of less spray. It’s also a great time to go bungee jumping there! The Middle East and Namibia now have hot and dry weather that is still good for any kind of trip. The USA is now a nice place to explore on a road trip as it’s warm enough yet still off its peak season. Notable highlights during this month are Japan with its beautiful cherry blossoms and The Netherlands with its colorful Tulips. Washington D.C. is also a popular destination as hundreds of thousands of tourists flock to the American capital in April to see the world-famous National Cherry Blossom Festival, which celebrates the blooming of the Japanese cherry trees the city received as a gift from Tokyo in 1912. Taiwan is another lesser-known cherry blossom destination. Head to Yangmingshan National Park to it in all its red, white, and pink glory. Additionally, Taiwan’s location near a volcanic system also makes it an ideal vacation spot for hot springs lovers. A street in Trinidad, Cuba The Caribbean is experiencing almost perfect weather, with Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Jamaica, and Puerto Rico being among the top choices. New Zealand, on the other hand, is starting its autumn, which is the perfect time to visit its wine-growing regions and witness the trees and vines change from green to fiery red, orange, yellow, and golden brown. Where to Avoid: Southeast Asia should be avoided as it is unbearably hot. East African countries like Tanzania and Kenya are still in their rainy season. South America, in general, is quite humid at this time of the year, but still doable overall. . Best Places to Visit in May Where to Go: May is one of the best months to travel as it has summer-like weather in most of the northern hemisphere without the summer crowds. The UK tends to be sunny and Europe, in general, is now warm and full of outdoor activities. Croatia, while still in its low season, will soon ramp up to become a busy summer destination, so why not go ahead of the crowd? Notable destinations that are worth visiting, but are still in their shoulder season are Hungary -especially Budapest– and Italy. The Mediterranean and the beaches in Portugal are also excellent choices this month. Prague in the Czech Republic comes to life during its three-week-long Spring Music Festival. The Colosseum in Rome, Italy China is one of the highlight countries this month, giving you comfortable weather in almost all of its regions. Nepal and Bhutan offer excellent weather for hiking, especially if you want to hike to Everest Base Camp or the Annapurna Circuit in Nepal. Also in Asia, Indonesia is just coming out of its rainy season, so popular destinations like Bali now have good weather, yet are still in their shoulder season. Another great destination for hiking at this time of the year is Peru, with some of the best weather to visit Cusco and hike the Inca Trail or other trails. The same applies to other countries in the Himalayas, the Alps, and the Andes. Machu Picchu in Peru In the USA, the weather is now perfect to visit national parks like Yellowstone before the summer crowds come. Most cities in the US and Canada are now full of activities and breathtaking scenery. For nature lovers, there’s nothing quite like visiting Sossusvlei in Namibia. This expansive salt and clay pan is among the most surreal and stunning landscapes you’ll find in Africa. It also counts with the tallest sand dunes in the world. Its red sand dunes and scorched remains of trees make it a favorite among photographers to take some breathtaking shots. I recommend doing any of these camping trips here! Where to Avoid: India and Sri Lanka are best to be avoided starting May, as this is just the beginning of the monsoon season, which tends to be pretty harsh there. Should you want to visit India in May, concentrate on the Himalayan region which sees a lot less rain this time of the year. East Africa is still in its rainy season, but just about to end. While not necessarily a place to avoid, be aware that the Caribbean is a bit wet at this time of the year. Starting now, Egypt and most Middle Eastern countries will experience heat waves. . Best Places to Visit in June Where to Go: June marks the start of the tourism season in most of the northern hemisphere. Europe makes the most of it with its many midsummer parties, especially in northern countries like Iceland, Sweden, Norway, and Finland, where you can see the midnight sun. Many European cities are now celebrating a plethora of festivals including Pride, which is also celebrated across the world on different dates of the month. Öskjuvatn Lake and the Viti Crater in Iceland South in the Mediterranean, the Greek islands are at their peak and so is Croatia with its famous sailing tours. Peru is still an excellent choice for hikers, but now temperatures are starting to go down. Brazil, on the other hand, while it could be a bit cold in the south of the country, the rest still has lovely temperatures and dry weather. If mild temperatures don’t scare you, then this is a great time to visit Iguazu Falls, the largest waterfall system in the world. Iguazu Falls in Brazil and Argentina The USA and Canada both have comfortable temperatures and Canada, specifically, celebrates Canada Day, the Montreal Film Festival, and the International Jazz Festival. In Africa, Tanzania is now a great destination to visit if you’re interested in seeing the Great Wildebeest Migration towards Kenya or if you’re looking forward to relaxing on the beautiful beaches of Zanzibar. The Caribbean is still a good region to visit, but be aware that it just entered the hurricane season. June tends to be quiet in terms of cyclonic activity, but it could be a hit and miss. If you’re looking to explore way off the beaten path, the Arctic is now warm enough to visit on a cruise. You can check several Arctic cruise options here. Where to Avoid: Sub Saharan Africa and the Middle East have recurrent heat waves, so they are best avoided during the summer. India and Sri Lanka should be avoided, as it is at the peak of its monsoon season. . Best Places to Visit in July Where to Go: Europe is at its peak, being the most popular continent for travelers. Anywhere you go the weather will be pretty good and there will be tons of activities, but just like you, there will be thousands of other tourists doing the same. Festivals are still happening all over the continent, so make sure to add one to your trip. The USA is still a popular destination, especially for travelers looking to spend their time outdoors in national parks or the beach. The week of the 4th of July is the most popular travel week of this month. While most of Southeast Asia is in the middle of its monsoon season, the same can’t be said about Indonesia, which sits mostly below the equator. Indonesia is now dry and sunny, making it the perfect time to hit popular places like Bali, East Java, Komodo National Park, and more. Pulau Padar at Komodo National Park, Indonesia Seychelles are also an excellent spot during July, with below-average levels of rain, excellent birdwatching, and the best ocean conditions for watersports like surfing, windsurfing, sailing, and scuba diving. This is also a great month to go on a safari in East Africa, especially in Kenya’s Maasai Mara National Reserve and Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park. Every year, one of the grandest wildlife spectacles happens here – the Great Migration. Over 2 million wildebeest, zebras, and gazelles make the treacherous journey across the Serengeti in search of greener pastures, found at the Maasai Mara. Lions at Chobe National Park in Botswana Many of these animals don’t make it to their destination as they encounter lions, crocodiles, and other predators along the way. This is a very popular time to be here, so make sure to plan your safari in advance. And I mean, literally months in advance or the previous year. Yeah, it’s that popular. With its crystal clear beaches and stunning volcanic landscapes, Fiji is also popular among nature lovers and beachgoers. Fiji’s annual Bula Festival is held in July, bringing an extra cultural layer of music, dancing, and entertainment. Peru and Bolivia are on their dry high season, but they can be a bit chilly in high altitudes, as it is their winter. The Arctic is still warm, so take that cruise to the northernmost regions of Earth! Where to Avoid: India, Sri Lanka, and Southeast Asia are still in their monsoon season. The Middle East, North of Africa and Sub Saharan Africa are experiencing extremely hot temperatures. Senegal is famous for its heatwaves accompanied by heavy downpours this month. . Best Places to Visit in August Where to Go: August is one of the most popular months to travel for Americans as they try to squeeze one last summer vacation before the weather cools down. Europe dominates the travel landscape, again, though expect pretty hot temperatures. The Mediterranean is even more popular this time of the year. From coastal villages in Italy to beach towns in Spain, you’ll surely have a fun-filled or relaxing time by the sea. Also popular is Portugal with its stunning beaches in Algarve. Cinque Terre, Italy Croatia, on the other hand, makes the best of the hot summer temperatures with its famous sailing trips. It also has a few lovely music festivals happening at this time of the year. Scotland is popular in August thanks to its Edinburgh Fringe Festival which lasts most of the month. This is the largest celebration of arts and culture in the world, including more than 3000 shows in theater, comedy, circus, and opera. Edinburgh Castle, Scotland Peru’s dry winter, while chilly, is great for hiking. Tibet is another great hiking destination this month of the year. But probably the best nature and outdoor destination in August should go to Kenya, as it is in its peak of the wildebeest migration. The Great Migration usually culminates around the first week of the month. Where to Avoid: South Asia and Southeast Asia are at their peak of the monsoon season, with the exception of Kerala or Tamil Nadu in India, and the southern side of Indonesia – like Bali. The Middle East and the northern portion of Africa are at the peak of its summer heat. The USA can get pretty hot during August too. Keep a close watch on the Caribbean and Central America, as they are entering the peak of their hurricane season. Try to avoid them if possible. While Cuba is in its high season, it is incredibly hot and humid, and prone to cyclonic activity. . Best Places to Visit in September Where to Go: September marks the second shoulder season for most popular destinations. Yet, September still has some of the best weather you can ask for your trip. Germany and Austria are now popular thanks to Octoberfest, which starts at the end of September. Great weather also makes the Georgian capital of Tbilisi a must-visit if you’re into architecture. There you’ll see a mix of Soviet-era, Persian, modern art-nouveau, and contemporary influences, all mixed together. Leh Palace in the Indian Himalayas India has finally come out of its long monsoon season. Even though it’s shoulder season, September’s pleasant weather makes it a good month to visit the country before the winter crowds come. This is also the time to go to the Himalayas before the winter comes and isolates many of its beautiful towns for months. Again, Portugal and other European countries by the Mediterranean are still good bets. In Africa, most countries in the southern region are in their winter, which makes it the best time to visit them. Madagascar, Zimbabwe, Namibia, and Mozambique, among others, have dry and sunny days with pleasant temperatures – and maybe slightly chilly nights. The northern side of Africa, the Middle East, and Central Asia are also good to visit, as they are no longer too hot. Iran is a top choice this month too, and the best thing is that it is still off-the-beaten-path, so there will be no crowds there. Sunrise at Naqsh-e Jahan Square in Isfahan, Iran. For hikers, Peru and Nepal offer great hiking weather. The same applies to other countries in the Himalayas, the Alps, and the Andes. China and Japan also offer great hiking weather and look lovely as they start their fall season. Where to Avoid: Southeast Asia is still in its monsoon season, so it should be avoided. The Caribbean and Central America should be avoided as this is the peak of hurricane season. . Best Places to Visit in October Where to Go: Savvy travelers get the most benefits of traveling in October when most of the world is in the shoulder season, so prices are often at their lowest. With Octoberfest in full swing, Germany should be at the top of your travel list this month. Over six million people attend the famous beer festival in Munich each year. But it’s not just about beer, people also dress in traditional Bavarian outfits, eat traditional food, listen to fold music, and more. Argentina, Uruguay, and Chile are now starting to welcome dry, sunny, and warmer days, making them ideal destinations before they get the southern hemisphere summer crowds. Turkey and Cyprus have almost guaranteed sun while still offering a budget-friendly environment. Cities like Antalya in Turkey are rapidly becoming popular this time of the year as they offer a perfect mix of relaxing beaches and authentic Turkish culture. Love Valley in Cappadocia, Turkey Oman and the United Arab Emirates will be hot no matter when in the year you visit, but October is a good month to visit both countries and not experience their typical summer triple-digit temperatures and winter crowds. Dubai is full of stunning architecture, including the world’s tallest building, the Burj Khalifa. Egypt and its surrounding countries are also back on the list of places you should visit, as temperatures are now more comfortable. Ethiopia also takes a step forward as a top destination thanks to the highlands of the central and northern parts of the country, which are full of natural beauty and jaw-dropping landscapes. The Simien Mountains National Park, which is home to unique species of baboons, ibexes, and other animals, is now especially verdant thanks to the rainy season that just ended last month. Baobabs in Madagascar Japan’s foliage is also a spectacle this time of the year. Madagascar is also at its best as this is the time when you can see baby lemurs, chameleons, and enjoy the beach in warm and dry weather. I found Madagascar to be stunning but a bit hard to plan and travel, so if you’re into seeing this wonderful country, but without the planning hassle, then I highly recommend this tour across Madagascar’s highlights. Where to Avoid: Southeast Asia is now experiencing typhoon season, so it’s best to avoid certain parts of Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, and Myanmar. South Pacific countries like Papua New Guinea, Fiji, and the north of Australia are also best avoided due to their typhoon season. Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean are still in the middle of their hurricane season, but the cyclonic activity is now starting to die down. . Best Places to Visit in November Where to Go: Shoulder season is ending in the northern hemisphere, giving way to the low season in North America, Europe, and East Asia, and the high season in Northern Africa. November is the start of the dry season in Cuba, and being fall season, it now has more manageable temperatures. Americans can still visit Cuba legally, so I recommend visiting cities like Havana, Trinidad, and Viñales, among many others. The same applies to other Caribbean islands as the hurricane season is just ending. The famous Flamenco Beach in Culebra, Puerto Rico, with its stranded WWII tank. Due to Prague’s charming architecture and bohemian vibe, it is still a popular destination at this time of the year, even with the colder temperatures. Don’t miss walking the Old Town Square and visiting the Prague Castle. Chiang Mai in Thailand should be your top choice during November if you’re looking to witness the stunning festivals of Loi Krathong and Yi Peng. These festivals, celebrated on the full moon of the 12th lunar month, are marked by the release of thousands of lanterns into the night sky. But, Chiang Mai and Thailand, in general, have so much more to offer, including a rich culture, wildlife, stunning beaches, and beautiful architecture. Yi Peng Lantern Festival in Chiang Mai, Thailand In India, you can make your way to the city of Agra, which is home to the legendary Taj Mahal – one of the new seven wonders of the world. November is the start of the peak tourism season in Agra, but you still beat the crowds if you arrive at the Taj Majal at 6 am when the complex opens. I highly recommend doing one of these sunrise tours of the Taj Mahal to beat the crowds. Morocco is also another top destination in November. The country is teeming with culture and life. The weather is good at this time of the year to visit its many palaces, mosques, gardens, bazaars, and even camp in the Sahara desert, just of the desert town of Merzouga. Camping in the Sahara, Morocco Not to be left behind is the USA, with Thanksgiving week marking its most popular time of the month. New York City is a great city to visit if you’re looking forward to seeing the Macy’s Parade. Be aware that it will be really crowded. Colorado is now welcoming skiers looking for that adrenaline rush on its popular slopes. Hawaii, on the other hand, is still a great spot to escape the cold and head to the beach. One of the world’s best surfing competitions, the Vans Triple Crown of Surfing, is held in November or December on Oahu’s North Shore each year. While not on the map, Antarctica is now at the beginning of its season. This is their summer and the time when it’s most accessible. Where to Avoid: There isn’t really anywhere to avoid in November. The northernmost countries are now quite cold, yet not in their peak wintertime to see the northern lights – though you might be lucky if you’re on the northernmost part of Scandinavia. . Best Places to Visit in December Where to Go: December is a month of perfect polar opposites, depending on the type of trip you want to have. If you’re looking for northern lights, you can head to Scandinavia. For skiing, hit the slopes on the Alps, especially in Austria and Switzerland, or head to Colorado and Utah in the USA. The Pyrenees in France are also popular among skiers. Banff National Park in Alberta, Canada is one of the best winter destinations this time of the year. There, not only you can do several winter sports like skiing, snow tubing, and even dog-sledding, but you can also marvel at its jagged Rocky Mountain peaks, abundant wildlife, and serene glacial lakes. Sunrise at Angkor Wat in Siem Reap, Cambodia For a warm and summer-like vacation, head to Southeast Asia as Myanmar, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam are on their prime time. The Philippines is also making the best of its good weather, especially on its islands like Boracay – where beach hopping and sunbathing are the order of the day. You can also head to Australia and New Zealand, as they are in the middle of their summer. The Caribbean is also back as a top region to visit with its dry, warm weather. Madagascar is still a formidable destination for December, but with fewer crowds. The Remarkable Mountains in Queenstown, New Zealand Central America is also a great region to visit if you want to escape the cold winter. Belize, in particular, offers world-class scuba diving, sailing, fishing, hiking, stunning landscapes, and impressive sites full of Mayan history. Further south, Argentina and Chile are also popular during their summer, especially Patagonia, which is now in its most beautiful season. In Uruguay, you can head to Punta del Este – popularly known as the Monaco of the South – which is at its liveliest at this time of the year. Torres del Paine National Park in Chile Spend the New Year at Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil or celebrating Hogmanay in Edinburgh, Scotland. New York City, Dubai, and Sydney are also popular among the cities that bring the new year with a stunning display of fireworks. For the parties, head to Miami, where you can welcome the new year at one of its many crazy rooftop parties or at the beach. Antarctica is also a great option if you’re looking to visit the 7th continent. This trip must be done with a cruise, so I recommend checking these cruise options. Where to Avoid: Even though they are popular among budget travelers doing the typical Southeast Asia route, try to avoid Malaysia and Indonesia as they are in their monsoon season. Papua New Guinea is also in its monsoon season. . What to do now? I highly recommend heading to Skyscanner to search for the cheapest airfare possible by using their “everywhere” option as your destination. Select your preferred month of travel, and see which destinations pop up from cheapest to most expensive. Compare them with the destinations listed here on any given month. See which ones match the best and if they are of interest. I recommend booking your accommodation with Airbnb, or booking with Booking.com, as they often offer the cheapest hotel and hostel rates. The Twelve Apostles on the Great Ocean Road in Australia For day trips and tours, I highly recommend Viator. On the other hand, if you want a more hands-off trip and not have to plan much, I highly recommend checking G Adventures. They have excellent multi-day tours in almost every country in the world. Lastly, don’t forget to get your travel insurance too. Accidents do happen. I use and recommend World Nomads as their policy covers you in most of the world. If you want to learn more about travel hacking to always find the cheapest airfare, I recommend reading this post. Did this guide help you narrow down the perfect, exotic destination for your next trip? Which one will it be? Share it in the comments below! 52.4K shares Holidays in March 2023: where to go to relax in March at sea or on an excursion? Not everyone manages to make a successful vacation and go on a trip during the velvet season. No need to despair, March is the perfect month for a vacation, especially since Russian tourists are in a hurry to leave the usual cold cities and go on adventures. Believe me, everyone will find the right direction for themselves. Ski resorts in March If you are skiing and snowboarding, March is the right time to travel. The fact is that the snow still lies on the mountain slopes, and the air is no longer so cold. Another undoubted plus is the decline in prices due to the end of the season. In early spring, you can buy a ticket to Austria and ride in Tyrol or Salzburg. Daytime temperatures will not fall below zero. Vienna will please tourists with sights that can be viewed without fear of frost. Try your hand at winter sports in Norway, famous for its glaciers and eternal fjords. The country is simply riddled with ski slopes. Going to Trondheim, you have the opportunity to visit competitions in ski jumping and alpine skiing. The average temperature during this period is about 3 degrees. Of course, do not rush to lose sight of the changeable Norwegian weather. Weather conditions suitable for winter fun will continue in Courchevel, France. Moreover, the beginning of March is a great time to admire the beauties of the Alps in sunny, bright weather. The priority destination is Andorra, a small European landlocked state. Two spacious ski areas “Grandvalira” and “Vallnord” combine several resort areas. Beach holidays in March March – is the best time to prepare for the summer season. There is no particular heat in early spring in European countries. Even in such a sultry country as Egypt, at temperatures above 20 degrees, the water does not have time to warm up, and the winds carry the sea coolness. But, tourists love this season, because prices drop significantly. Pay attention to the exotics of Southeast Asia, where the temperature holds its positions and does not fall below 25. Undoubtedly, Thailand is in the lead, opening up opportunities for relaxation on virgin beaches. The first month of spring is characterized by a dry and warm climate. Among the most famous destinations are Pattaya, Hua Hin, Samet or Phuket. An excellent alternative would be India with the most beautiful beaches in the world, which are famous for their vibrant nightlife. The air warms up to around 40, but don’t let that scare you. You can escape from the heat in numerous pools or a trip to the cool thickets of the jungle. It is better to travel to the United Arab Emirates in the second half of the month, when the thermometer rises to 25 degrees. In March, hotels in the Canary Islands with blue flag beaches are ready to open their doors. It is not for nothing that the Canary Islands are nicknamed the “Islands of Eternal Spring” for the preservation of the environment and amazing weather conditions. Jordan will offer to swim on the small coast of the Red Sea, which stretches for only 20 kilometers. It is better to go north, where there is a lot of sand. As you move south, corals and pitfalls become more and more. Tours in March Europe will offer excellent bus tours to major historical sites. Not too cold and not too hot weather will make this trip comfortable for hiking. Medieval Greece, Italy, Spain and Portugal will show their most hidden corners. Madrid is a world center of cultural life with museums and exhibitions. The Archaeological Museum presents an excellent opportunity to explore the Spanish identity. Athens is the owner of 50 museum complexes and temples. Rome, Venice, Naples, Milan stand at the origins of the world. The Czech Republic would be an excellent choice. In March, the air temperature warms up to 7 – 10 degrees, this is a great time to explore castles, Gothic buildings and cathedrals. But, since many excursions start in the morning, take care of warm clothes. Organize a trip to Scandinavia. True, in the evening, the thermometer in Sweden and Norway can drop below 0 degrees. Turkey at this time will not offer hot beaches, but these lands can be recognized from the other side by going to explore temples, bazaars, and architecture. For contemplation of Buddhist temples, you can come to India, which is only worth the Taj Mahal. Many may be surprised, but Sri Lanka boasts far more than its luxurious beaches. The excursion route will include Lion Rock, Polonnaruwa, Dambulla, cave temples dating back more than three thousand years, elephant farms and botanical gardens. Exotic countries in March Vietnam offers one of the most affordable exotic resorts. Here you can combine excursion routes, the beach of the South China Sea, and, of course, the local outlandish nature will not be left without attention. Vietnam has long been famous for its hot weather. In March, the sun warms the air up to 25 – 30 degrees. In early spring, it is better to go south, where there are practically no winds. To get acquainted with the ancient eastern civilization, do not hesitate to purchase a ticket to China, where there is a wide variety of nature reserves and parks. The local cuisine, which is unusual for us, will delight you. The tropical island of Hainan has the most pleasant temperature for a beach island. A distinctive feature of the Chinese coastal zones is that they are all sandy. For the exotic, many tourists go to the Seychelles, Maldives or Sri Lanka. But to get here in early spring, get tickets in advance, as March is the high season for these places. The somewhat expensive Dominican Republic offers us mesmerizing tours, waterfalls, savannahs and rainforests. The most beautiful places in Haiti and unforgettable excursions will do their job, and you will no longer want to leave paradise. In early March, Cuba is attractive, despite occasional showers. Unusual tasting fruits, diving, the atmosphere of an eternal holiday awaits you on this earth. Brazil will give its tourists a journey through the wild Amazon and endless green thickets. If desired, you can organize a trip to the Indian tribes. More recently, the world learned about Bhutan – a state located between India and China near the Himalayas. It is here that there are many natural corners untouched by man. If you want to take a break from the noisy city, you should go here for relaxation. And, finally, what would an exotic vacation be without Mexico with small traditional villages and endless quarters. Holidays with children in March March is the height of children’s holidays. It is worth thinking carefully about which country is suitable for families with children. Leisure European parks are in the lead. The absence of queues in the low season is guaranteed, which means that it becomes possible to visit much more places. Especially popular are Disneyland in France, Aventura park in Spain. If your little ones are already grown up and ready to learn a little more about history, the ancient castles of Prague in the Czech Republic provide a great opportunity for this. The weather will make excursion routes comfortable. Pay attention to the ancient ruins of Greece and Italy, in particular Rome. The whole Greek land is dotted with temples of Zeus and other Olympian gods. Here the child will be able to directly learn about the history of the great games. As for educational tours, you can safely go to the language schools of Malta. Professionals will be able to choose courses for both children and parents. At the same time, the educational process will not be boring, because immediately after classes the azure shores will be waiting for you. Carnivals and celebrations in March Tired of beaches, sun and sand? I would like to feel like a part of a large procession and take part in a mass holiday, then you can safely go to the following countries in March. An unusual spring event is the Pancake Race in the UK. You won’t be able to participate, but you can look at women who manage to throw a pancake in a frying pan while running. You can celebrate another New Year at the end of March in Bali. But, on a grand scale, Olivier and champagne do not celebrate this day. According to legend, the world began with nothing, so the first day of the coming year is celebrated as modestly as possible. But after this day, the festivities begin. In Belgium, on March 6, you can admire the beautiful female bodies. On this day, a competition is held for the most beautiful woman. Those with a sweet tooth will appreciate the “Chocolate Festival” in Turin, Italy. Here you will be able to learn the secrets of making local sweets, as well as taste a variety of its varieties. Drink lovers will appreciate Iceland’s Beer Festival. Taverns and restaurants are open until the morning, and you can drink as much as you like. An amazing sight is the “Kite Festival” in Thailand, which has already become traditional for local residents. The most colorful holiday takes place in India – “colors of Holi”, that’s where the real fun is. A holiday in honor of spring can cheer up anyone. March trip to the corners of Russia If you love the nature of Russia and are not afraid of the cold, head north. Of course, it is necessary to prepare for the temperature range from -7 to +9. The frozen Lake Onega will offer snowmobiling along the spacious shores. You can visit the island of Kizhi and admire its northern nature. Among tourists in March, short trips along the Golden Ring by bus, as well as to the northern cultural capital of our country, are popular. If you want to save money, you can organize a trip to the Black Sea coast. Many vouchers include food, treatment in sanatoriums and entertainment programs. The indisputable leader of the March period is Lake Baikal, which offers trips to ice caves. But, it is possible that in early spring there are strong winds here. Tours for March 8 International Women’s Day – why not a reason for a little trip? Recently, in light of the latest trends, many men give their women the opportunity to spend this day in another country. First of all, the choice falls on romantic France, Paris. Climbing to the highest point of the Eiffel Tower will be the perfect end to a romantic evening. But, often, due to the Schengen visa, ladies prefer simpler options. The most economical options will be small tours from 100 euros to Poland, the Czech Republic, Hungary. Going by train or bus, the cost will increase by about 40-50 euros. Many tours include a gala dinner. The most common tours on Women’s Day were trips to Egypt and Turkey. By the way, many hotels in Turkey are still closed in March due to the low season. This is worth considering. Expensive packages include a week-long stay in Bali, where you will be offered to fully enjoy massages, aroma oils, spa treatments and come back to your homeland rested and refreshed. Don’t lose sight of Geneva, where the beautiful half of humanity can immerse themselves in the world of shopping, restaurants and beauty salons. Visa-free travel destinations in March During the short March holidays, hardly anyone wants to spend a lot of time processing visa applications. Many states, due to low tourist activity, seek to simplify the entry of foreigners into their territory. So, you can easily get to the beaches of the Dominican Republic, Sri Lanka, Thailand. An inexpensive vacation can be arranged at the resorts of Georgia or Turkey. Moreover, in addition to excursions, you can organize a trip to the world of gastronomy. At the beginning of spring, favorable weather is established in nearby countries, for example, in Kazakhstan. Where to go on vacation in Russia in March: top 7 best vacation spots in March Placement date: 03/09/2022 March is the first month of spring, but in many regions of our large country there is still snow and the winter tourist season continues. You can have a cheap vacation in March not only in the northern republics, where they still ride reindeer and dog sledding, but also in the south of Russia, where vacationers go for the first thawed patches and sunshine. Adygea Spring comes to Adygea strictly according to the calendar. The first spring month already pleases with warmth and good weather. Even the snow-covered slopes at the end of March are flooded with sun from morning to evening, seeing off the winter. Tourists will be able to relax and go skiing in the spring of 2022 on the Lago-Naki plateau, where the snow cover has not yet left at this time of the year. Thermal springs in Adygea If the spring is early and there is little snow, guests of the republic can go on vacation to campsites with thermal springs. Bathing in a pool with hot mineral water is not only pleasant, but also very beneficial for health. From the territory of recreation centers with thermal baths, magnificent panoramas of mountain landscapes open up. And in the forests where vacationers go in search of primroses, snowdrops and cyclamens with a delicate spring aroma have already hatched from under the snow. All tours to Adygea –> Baikal March on Baikal delights with bewitching sunny weather. At the same time, the air is already quite warm, and the ice is still strong. Thrill-seekers rush to the Small Sea and Olkhon Island, to places of underwater fishing and diving. Where the ice cover is the strongest, you can skate and cycle on the blue-green frozen surface. The frozen splashes of Baikal waters illuminated by the warm rays of the sun are especially beautiful at the end of March. Enchanting ice outgrowths are formed in late autumn on the coastal rocks. At this time, the air temperature is already dropping below zero, and Baikal, from where it brings lake water with strong autumn winds, has not yet been covered with ice. Flowing down the rocks, the splashes freeze into incredibly beautiful multi-meter growths, forming grottoes and caves. All tours to Lake Baikal –> Karelia If you are going to have a rest in the days of your March vacation in Karelia, you do not need to count on spring landscapes – winter reigns here, although the temperature in the daytime is already getting positive. Spend your 2022 vacation actively: the end of March still gives you a chance to go skiing and dog sledding, build snow towns and skate on the lake surface. Kizhi State Historical, Architectural and Ethnographic Museum-Reserve At the end of the month, the ice on the lakes, from where streams of water rush into the Karelian rivers, begins to crack. At this time, the first extreme rafters appeared in Petrozavodsk to test the rapids of the Shuya River. Fans of picturesque landscapes go to the most beautiful waterfalls overflowing with streams of melted water to have a rest. When traveling around Karelia, you can go to the coast of Lake Onega to see the mysterious rock paintings – petroglyphs. All tours to amazing Karelia –> Dombay It is possible to have an inexpensive vacation in Caucasian Switzerland, as Dombay is deservedly called, during the first month of spring. The end of March still guarantees a full-fledged ski season, and all conditions for a comfortable stay have been created. But there are much fewer people than in January and February, which will be a definite plus for the guests of the resort. Resting in Dombay in 2022, teach your child to ski as well – the presence of children’s tracks gives young tourists a chance to ski with confidence. In the mountains of Dombai Spending your holidays in Dombai, you can ride off-road vehicles on snow-covered slopes, go to the Devil’s Mill canyon and Tumanly-Kol Lake, from where snow-covered mountain landscapes open. The list of winter recreation programs for March includes swimming in the warm springs of Karachay-Cherkessia. All tours to the mountain Dombay –> Kaliningrad region There is a region in Russia that you can only fly to, because it is separated from the rest of the country by other states. By flight Moscow – Kaliningrad in just 2 hours you will find yourself in the most European of the Russian regions. You can fly to Kaliningrad from Moscow at the beginning of the month for a short holiday weekend – a trip will be a great gift for March 8th. Kaliningrad Walking in the spring Kaliningrad, formerly Königsberg, tourists will be told about the history of East Prussia, its sights and monuments. You will visit the museums of Amber, Marzipan and the World Ocean, take a trip along the Curonian Spit with its fantastic “dancing” forest, see the forts and abandoned military facilities of Baltiysk. All tours to the Kaliningrad region –> Kazan The capital of Tatarstan is considered to be the third most important city in Russia. There are so many historical monuments here that informative excursions will take all your free time. It is better to go on vacation to Kazan in the warm season, but the festive March will leave only the best impressions of the trip. More and more sunny weather is already standing, marking the end of winter. In addition to the main attraction, the Kazan Kremlin, where travelers primarily seek to come, the capital of Tatarstan has preserved many old merchant mansions of the 19th century. Kazan also pleases with modern architectural masterpieces, including: The family house, which looks like a large alien ship; fairy-tale tower of the puppet theater “Ekiyat”; Ak Bars Arena football stadium. If you fly to Tatarstan at the beginning of spring with the whole family, you can take your child to an ostrich farm, the DivoDvorye Zoo and the Tropical Butterfly Park. Fans of outdoor activities have the opportunity to go to the island-city “Sviyazhsk” and relax at the ski base “Dubravnaya”. All tours to Kazan –> North Ossetia Fly to the March holiday in North Ossetia, the land of mountain gorges of incredible beauty, fast rivers and high waterfalls. On the border of North Ossetia and Georgia, there is one of the most famous 5-thousanders – Kazbek stratovolcano. And even in the low season, which falls on winter time and early spring, there are people who want to spend their holidays on the mountain slopes and paragliding over the rocks. Among the picturesque gorges, ancient architectural structures were lost: rock fortress Dzingvis, from where secret passages and manholes stretch along the entire mountain range, crypt burial ground “City of the Dead” near the village of Dargavs; mountain village Tsamad with family towers of the most famous Ossetian families. In the Tsey Gorge, the season is still active throughout March at the Tsey ski resort. Several slopes of various difficulty levels, with chairlifts, will allow you to relax and ski from the heart. All tours to North Ossetia –> Voronezh region In the off-season, you can buy an inexpensive tour and fly to any region of the Russian Federation. Spend your March vacation on a trip to the Chernozem region. The Voronezh region, where tourists go for amazing natural sights, meets travelers with the beauty of cave monasteries and stone remains. Choose a warm day and visit the Divnogorye Museum-Reserve, the chalk caves of the village of Kostomarovo, the Beaver Town in the Voronezh Biosphere Reserve. Divnogorsky Assumption Monastery Your child will be happy to spend time relaxing in the entertainment City-Park “Grad” with a large oceanarium and an amusement complex. In the capital of the Chernozem region, guests are greeted by the Petrovsky Ships Museum with unique expositions dedicated to Voronezh shipbuilding. At the end of the month, when the snow melts, you can go trekking and cycling in the Belaya Gora tract with a beautiful forest. All tours to the Voronezh region –> {WIDGET} All tours in Russia in spring All organizers are approved by Rostourism They have a certificate of inclusion in the unified federal register of Rostourism * Does not apply to private guides in the “Author’s tours” catalog Where to go on vacation in March? Part 1 – beach resorts Best trip and travel ideas in March: where to go on vacation in March, where to swim, where to get healthy, and where to find the best excursions March is a special month in many ways. It seems to be the beginning of spring, but the cold has not yet receded, the New Year holidays have already passed, and I want to relax even more than before. Yes, and an extra day off on March 8 – on International Women’s Day – only contributes to the desire to drive off somewhere to the sea for a week or at least a couple of days – on a sightseeing trip. For ski lovers, March is the last opportunity to enjoy skiing, as most ski resorts end their skiing season in March. And yet almost everywhere in the world, March is the low season, when prices pleasantly delight travelers who prefer a budget holiday. A beach vacation on the sea or ocean coast in March is a great way to prepare for the upcoming spring days, get a beautiful tan before the summer season and get out of the winter hibernation. Let’s see which countries offer a complete beach holiday in March. Europe at the beginning of spring – to swim or not? Until May, there is not much to do in European beach resorts – the temperature of the water and air is not conducive to a beach holiday. Unless in the Canary Islands , with a strong desire, you can swim, in March the average air temperature here is +20–22 degrees, and the water is +18 – in general, swimming is not for everyone. Until May, it is unlikely that you will be able to swim in the popular summer resorts of Tunisia and Turkey. Canary Islands – perhaps the only place in Europe where you can swim in March March in the UAE March can be called a transitional period in the United Arab Emirates, as the weather in the UAE at the beginning and end of March is different. So, at the beginning of the month the weather in the UAE is still quite cool, but at the end of the month it gets quite hot here. On the coast of the Persian Gulf, in Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Ras Al Khaimah, the daily air temperature reaches 28 degrees, while in Dubai and Fujairah it is slightly cooler – about 27 degrees. At night, the air temperature drops to 19degrees in Fujairah, up to 16-17 degrees in Sharjah and up to 15 degrees in Abu Dhabi. Since the weather in the UAE in March is not yet as swelteringly hot as in the summer months, March is perfect for a beach holiday. In March, a large number of tourists come to the UAE, as Abu Dhabi hosts a shopping festival at the end of the month, which continues until early April. Egypt in March – where you can swim In March, in the resorts of Egypt, due to the wind, it may not be very comfortable when entering the water, and the air temperature does not rise above + 25 ° С. However, the cost of tickets and hotel accommodation during this period is very low – and therefore attracts thousands of tourists to the resorts of Egypt. The first month of spring is perfect for excursions in Egypt, trips along the Nile and the pyramids – the sweltering summer heat will not prevent you from enjoying Egyptian sights. Is it possible to swim in Egypt in March? In March, you should not expect stable heat and warm sea from Egypt. The water in the sea in March usually does not exceed +21 degrees, and even with the air temperature – how lucky: in March in Egypt it can be quite warm – 25-30C, but it can also be cool – at night the temperature can drop to + 16C. The situation is saved by heated pools, which are located in almost all good hotels in Egypt. It is most comfortable to swim in March in the bays of Sharm el-Sheikh, where the cool wind does not penetrate. In the windless areas of Naama and Hadaba in March, it is generally quite warm, and sometimes even hot. True, the sea is not as warm as in the season. India (Goa) in March Good weather for swimming in March is in Goa (India). In the Indian state of Goa, the air temperature, compared to the winter months, gradually increases, and the air humidity also rises. The air temperature in Goa in March averages + 31 ° C, water – + 28 ° C – quite comfortable for swimming! Tourists in Goa are attracted not only by the opportunity to swim in March, but also by quite affordable prices. Also in March you can swim in Sri Lanka and some beaches in Vietnam. Sri Lanka in March The weather in the first month of spring is normal here, the air temperature during the day is 30-32C, at night it is not lower than 20-25C, the water temperature is 28C, if there is rain, then they are short-lived, waves there is in the ocean, but it is quite possible to swim. If you want to have a cheap vacation in Sri Lanka in March (beach vacation), then look for last-minute tours to Sri Lanka – this way you can save a lot on your trip. Holidays on exotic islands You can also go in March to the Maldives with their heavenly beaches or the exotic Seychelles. Spring Jordan In the south of Jordan, in the Gulf of Aqaba, due to the special microclimate in March, the weather conditions allow you to comfortably relax on the coast. The water temperature in the Red and Dead Seas does not fall below +21°C all year round. Cool weather will allow you to visit sights and memorable places that are inaccessible during the summer months due to the suffocating heat. Israel in March This amazing country gladly welcomes tourists all year round, and the weather in Israel in March is rightfully considered comfortable both for a beach holiday, especially on the shores of the Red and Dead Seas, and for excursions and pilgrimages. The most comfortable seaside resort in Israel in March – Eilat. In spring it is quite dry here (air humidity is a little over forty percent) and warm. The average daily temperature of the first spring month on the Red Sea coast is 26°C, at night the air does not cool below fourteen degrees. Eilat Mediterranean resorts cannot boast of such high temperatures. So, in Tel Aviv, the daytime March temperature is kept at around 18 degrees, at night – 13 ° C, similar values ​​are typical for Haifa. As for the temperature of sea water, with the beginning of spring it gradually begins to approach summer values, although not in all resort regions. So, off the coast of Tel Aviv and Netanya, it is still no higher than seventeen degrees, however, towards the end of the month, the water can warm up to 22 ° C. But the temperature of the Red Sea water off the coast of Eilat is already up to 24 degrees (on average for the month – 21 ° C), so the number of tourists here is increasing compared to the winter months. However, the Dead Sea remains the warmest – by the end of March, the water temperature here reaches twenty-five degrees, as, indeed, the air temperature during the day. Southeast Asia – where to relax in March In March, resorts in Thailand, Vietnam, China are very popular . In Thailand, in March , there is still a dry season, so it is quite hot and dry here at this time, and swimming in the sea is very pleasant. It makes sense to go not only to popular resorts like Pattaya and Phuket, but also to less popular places like Koh Samet, Koh Chang and others – a vacation in March will definitely not disappoint there. Among other attractive places in the region are islands of Bali and Hainan located at a respectful distance from each other. In March, Hainan (China) is quite warm, both in the air and in the sea, and the chance of precipitation is low. In Bali in March, the opposite is true – precipitation is likely to be caught, but the showers do not last long and go mostly at night. The water temperature is excellent – around +30. Exotic Vietnam , or rather, its southern part with such resorts as Nha Trang and Phan Thiet, will also not leave anyone indifferent – there are excellent beaches, good weather, exotic Vietnamese food, the opportunity to go to beautiful Ho Chi Minh City and, most importantly, inexpensive accommodation. By the way, nearby are Cambodia with its legendary Angkor Wat and uninhabited by tourists Laos, where to go in March will be a great exotic adventure. Vietnam – weather in March In the south of Vietnam, along with January and February, March is the driest month. Precipitation drops to almost zero. The average air temperature is 32 C. The water temperature is 27-29 C – very comfortable for swimming. But in the North of Vietnam in March it can be cool. An excellent holiday in March is offered by countries of the Caribbean region – Cuba, the Dominican Republic and Mexico with their beautiful sandy beaches, azure water of the Caribbean Sea and colorful environment, so a beach holiday in March in this region is quite justified. The most popular resort in Mexico is Cancun, which is close to the famous Mayan pyramids at Chichen Itza. Cancun Beach in Mexico Where to go on holiday in March? Part 2 – sightseeing, wellness holidays and ski resorts list of open countries in September 2022 Updated September 13, 2022 Reading time ≈ 3 minutes Author Christina Viewed 195366 Due to hostilities in Ukraine, countries are closing airspace for Russia. What tourist destinations are now open for Russians and whether the conditions for entry have changed, we will tell further. Which countries are now open for tourists (September 13, 2022) About 30 European countries have closed their airspace (on a reciprocal basis) with the Russian Federation. As a result, tourists cannot visit these countries. Following Europe, the Caribbean and the USA are closing for Russians. Due to the closed space, flights to the Dominican Republic, Mexico and Cuba are also not available. Popular tourist destinations for Russians are open: Egypt – Rules for entering Egypt in 2022 Turkey – Rules for entering Turkey in 2022 UAE – New entry rules to the UAE in 2022 Tunisia – New rules for entering Tunisia: no vaccine and quarantine India – Holidays in India in 2022: news for tourists from April 1 Vietnam – New rules for entering Vietnam in 2022 without quarantine Thailand – Rules for entering Thailand from May 1, 2022: without quarantine and tests Cyprus – Cyprus is open for Russians: visa and entry rules Cuba – Holidays in Cuba 2022: without PCR tests and certificates Bulgaria – Bulgaria is open for Russians: entry rules Montenegro – Montenegro is open for Russians: entry rules in 2022 Spain – Spain is open for tourists: rules for entry and obtaining a visa One of the most loyal entry conditions in the first three directions. Earlier it was reported that Turkey and Egypt do not plan to close for Russian tourists amid the military conflict in Ukraine. The listed countries did not change their entry rules due to sanctions. Most of them can be reached by a negative PCR test. Read the current rules for entering open countries on our website. You can leave Russia by car from July 15 IMPORTANT! From July 15, 2022, Russia removes travel restrictions across the land border. This means that it will be possible to travel by car to Finland, Estonia and other countries. How to apply for a Finnish Schengen now and go on vacation to Europe, they told in the articles. It will be possible to leave Russia through the land border from July 15 How to get to Europe in the summer of 2022 How to get a Finnish Schengen from July 1, 2022 Recall that earlier, to travel across the land border of the Russian Federation, you had to have special reasons (treatment, study, work, residence permit in other countries, etc. ). Russia resumes flights to 52 countries From April 9, the Operational Headquarters for Combating Coronavirus removes restrictions on flights to 52 destinations. Among the countries there are those where tourists can go. List of open countries since April 9: Algeria, Argentina, Afghanistan, Bahrain, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Botswana, Brazil, Venezuela, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Egypt, Zimbabwe, Israel, India, Indonesia, Jordan, Iraq, Kenya, China, North Korea, Costa Rica, Kuwait, Lebanon, Lesotho, Mauritius, Madagascar, Malaysia, Maldives, Morocco, Mozambique, Moldova, Mongolia, Myanmar, Namibia, Oman, Pakistan, Peru, Saudi Arabia, Seychelles, Serbia, Syria, Thailand , Tanzania, Tunisia, Turkey, Uruguay, Fiji, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Ethiopia, South Africa and Jamaica. The resumption of flights means that all restrictions on points of departure and arrival (from the indicated countries) are cancelled. For example, flights to Turkey and Egypt will be possible from the regions. However, the increase in flights may be hampered by international sanctions. Is it possible to travel now – the recommendations of the Federal Tourism Agency The Federal Tourism Agency gave a number of recommendations for Russian tourists. The head of the department recommends that tourists refrain from traveling to countries that have imposed sanctions against the Russian Federation. Take out travel insurance to protect yourself from financial losses. The policy will cover the cost of the entire tour (or tickets and hotel) if the trip did not take place. Take out insurance Also, tourists are asked to be careful when buying a tour in those areas that are open, but flights there are temporarily suspended. If a tourist has already bought a tour to a country that turned out to be closed due to the political situation in February of this year, you need to contact the tour operator for the selection of another direction. You can follow the current list of countries that are open for tourism on the official website of Rostourism. How to return to Russia from closed countries Rostourism issued a memo for Russian tourists who cannot leave closed countries. The Federal Tourism Agency has developed options for returning routes to the Russian Federation through open countries. Frequently asked questions on the topic Which countries are open to Russians in connection with the military conflict? Egypt, Turkey, UAE, Vietnam, India, Tunisia, Thailand are now open for tourism. Have the rules for traveling abroad changed? Due to the military conflict, the rules have not changed. When planning a trip, you need to focus on the entry rules of the destination country. Which countries are currently not allowed to fly to? Due to the closure of air traffic with Europe, it is impossible to get to the Dominican Republic, Mexico and Cuba. 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After all, such a reboot is simply necessary during intensive work in order to wait for a gentle summer without stressful situations. Holiday trip in March Let’s start with the fact that a trip in March is likely to be cheaper than at other times. It was at this time that most of the world’s airlines begin to discount tickets to popular beach destinations in the world. Therefore, March is not the worst time to bask on the best beaches on the planet. Here is our selection of the best travel destinations in March. The closest road to sunny beaches lies on the coast of the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf. Therefore, first of all, it is worth considering options for a trip to a beach holiday in Dubai, Sharjah, Ajman. It may be still cool at night in March, at the level of Belarusian May, but during the day the gentle sun is enough to saturate the body yearning for natural warmth and get a tan that will cause unhealthy pleasant envy of colleagues at work. Holidays in the Emirates in March The average air temperature is +23, and the sea is a degree or two lower. Our rare compatriot can be frightened by such a comfortable temperature. Well, in order to completely eliminate the danger of freezing in the Arabian steppe, it is worth buying a tour for the second half of March. The absence of heat and crowds of tourists will allow you to see all the best sights of the Emirates that appear there every year. Cool weather will allow you to comfortably look outside and take pictures near all the wonders of Dubai such as Burj Khalifa or Ferrari Park. Traveling to Egypt in March has many advantages. Diving in March may not be the best solution, but swimming in shallow water in water with a temperature of 22 degrees, remembering the cold drizzling Belarusian rain, is a real pleasure for a person who loves life in all its manifestations. And for traveling to the pyramids and to the Egyptian museums in the capital, there is simply no better time than March, with the sun that is gentle on the skin. Early spring is generally the best season for a holiday in Egypt, which combines a beach and sightseeing tour. It is comfortable and not crowded in Egypt in March It is also better to go to Israel in the second half of March. Yes, the weather at this time rarely rises above 20 degrees Celsius. In the resort of Eilat, at such a time, swimming in the sea is a bit extreme, but the prices for accommodation in the best hotels are much lower. And the compactness of Israel will make it possible to visit all the major holy places and attractions. And if we consider that it was at the same time that the son of God roamed these places, then a trip to the Holy Land at that time is akin to a pilgrimage. A trip to Israel in March A trip from a cold March to a warm fairy tale A beach tour in March to South or Southeast Asia, where at this time of the year reigns the kingdom of the sun, warm turquoise waves and impeccable comfort. The temperature of water and air is not higher than 30 degrees. But at this time in Indian Goa, Sri Lanka, the Maldives, the opening of the high season, there are quite a lot of tourists from European countries, respectively, and the prices are not calculated for the classic average state employee from Belarus. Slightly cheaper in the Seychelles, as there is a warm rainy season at this time, similar to a shower in a shower cabin in the “Tropic” mode. Tour to the Maldives in March Whoever dreams of seeing himself surrounded by fraternal people from the east should consider a trip to Thailand and Vietnam, where at this time the inhabitants of Siberia and the Far East, tired of winter, rest. Holidays in early spring in the Dominican Republic, Cuba, Panama, Costa Rica, Mexico and other Caribbean countries are just great. Great weather, warm sea, the opportunity to engage in all kinds of outdoor activities and get a galactic amount of impressions and great photos on social networks. And if you add to this new hotels, cuisine based on seafood and fruits, real rum and a lot of cocktails based on it – a vacation in the Caribbean becomes a paradise on Earth. But as in any paradise, it is not easy to get here, the high price of the tour serves as a limitation, since in March the tourist season is in full swing in the Western Hemisphere. Exclusive holiday in March For those who don’t want to waste time on the beach and the sea in March, there are exclusive holiday options: A trip to Switzerland during the exhibition of the world’s largest motor show in Geneva from 5 to 15 March. In a few days in the most prosperous country, you can get acquainted with the latest trends in the automotive industry, make the envy of all your friends, the most spectacular pictures on social networks. Visiting Ireland on St. Patrick’s Day on March 17th is a special chic. The whole day is in the company of cheerful red-haired Irish women, visiting all local pubs, tasting numerous varieties of Irish beer and whiskey. And of course, in the evening, dance the famous Irish dance to folk instruments. Lately, a St. Patrick’s Day tour to Ireland has been a corporate tourism hit among employees of financially prosperous companies. St. Patrick’s Day in March And finally, an offer for rich aesthetes. The end of March is the time of Hanami, the cherry blossom festival in Japan. For just a few thousand dollars, you can wander along with the inhabitants of the Land of the Rising Sun through a blooming, delicate pink plum garden, admire ancient Buddhist temples and samurai castles. Air tours to Japan in March These are, in our opinion, the most interesting destinations for a March holiday. But on sightseeing tours in Europe, which include visits to castles and museums, you can go all round, but in this case you will not face a tan. Which countries are open to Russians – OneTwoTrip Blog In this article, we talk about what COVID requirements are in force in different countries with which regular flights have been restored on a reciprocal basis. In addition, we talk about countries that have expressed a desire and readiness to receive tourists from Russia. The list is constantly updated. Australia Austria Abkhazia Azerbaijan Albania Argentina Armenia Bahamas Bangladesh Bahrain Belarus Belgium Bulgaria Bosnia and Herzegovina Brazil Hungary UK Venezuela Vietnam Germany Greece Georgia Denmark Djibouti Dominican Republic Egypt Israel India Indonesia Iran Jordan Ireland Iceland Spain Iraq Italy Cambodia Kazakhstan Kenya Qatar Kyrgyzstan Columbia Costa Rica China Cuba Kuwait Laos Lebanon Lithuania Luxembourg Mauritius North Macedonia Malaysia Maldives Malta Morocco* Mexico Moldova Mongolia Myanmar Netherlands Nicaragua New Zealand Norway UAE Oman Peru Portugal Republic of Cyprus Saudi Arabia Seychelles Serbia Singapore Slovakia Slovenia Syria US Tajikistan Thailand Tanzania Tunisia Turkey Uzbekistan Philippines Finland France Croatia Czech Republic Montenegro Chile Switzerland Sweden Sri Lanka Estonia Ethiopia South Africa South Korea Japan (visiting the country is limited) According to the decision of Rospotrebnadzor, Russians returning home from abroad must fill out a questionnaire on the State Services portal and undergo a PCR test for coronavirus within 48 hours after arriving in Russia. The test certificate must be uploaded to the State Services portal. Passengers who have completed a full vaccination course within the last year are exempted from the need to take a PCR test. Russians who have been ill with coronavirus in the past six months may not undergo research. Passengers returning to Russia across land borders (by car, on foot, bus or rail), you do not need to take a PCR test and fill out a questionnaire on the State Services portal. The material is for informational purposes only, the data is collected from open sources. We recommend that you independently clarify the need to provide certain documents and the availability of the country for tourists before buying a ticket. Australia Tourist travel: allowed Additional documents: national visa As of July 6, Australia has lifted all coronavirus restrictions on the entry of tourists. No further certificates or certificates need to be provided. View flights Austria Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: national or Schengen visa Austria has lifted all coronavirus restrictions on the entry of tourists. No further certificates or certificates need to be provided. View flights Abkhazia Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: not required Borders are mutually open. Those entering Abkhazia do not need certificates of the absence of coronavirus. Azerbaijan Tourist trips: allowed (only vaccinated and recovered) Additional documents: certificate of vaccination or past illness . For entry, you will need a certificate of vaccination against COVID-19 or a certificate of a previous illness. View tickets Albania Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: not required As of May 1, 2022, travelers will no longer be required to present a PCR test or vaccination certificate when entering the country. Also, for Russians, a visa-free regime will operate until September 30 (the maximum stay in the country is 90 days). View flights Argentina Tourist trips: allowed Additional documents: form Russians do not need COVID-documents. You must have health insurance covering coronavirus treatment and fill out a special form. Citizens of Russia do not need a visa to travel to Argentina for up to 90 days. View flights Armenia Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: not required Travelers no longer need to provide any COVID documents to enter. View flights Bahamas Tourist trips: allowed Additional documents: negative test Russia resumes flights with the country from November 9. It is necessary to provide a PCR test made no earlier than 72 hours before arrival in the country. The results must be uploaded to a dedicated portal. In addition, you must obtain a travel permit. View flights Bangladesh Tourist trips: permitted Additional documents: negative test Quarantine: yes Starting December 1, Russia resumes flights with the country. For entry, you must provide a negative PCR test result (no later than 72 hours before departure) or a certificate of vaccination with a drug approved by WHO. It is possible to re-test upon arrival. View flights Bahrain Tourist travel: permitted Tourists can enter the country without presenting coronavirus tests and vaccination certificates. A visa is issued on arrival if you are going to Bahrain for no more than two weeks. View flights Belarus Tourist trips: allowed Russian citizens can visit the country for tourism purposes (air and railway connections restored), no COVID documents are required. View flights Belgium Tourist trips: not allowed Additional documents: negative test Russia resumes flights with Belgium from June 28. Passengers arriving in the country must undergo PCR testing for coronavirus no earlier than 72 hours before travel. In some cases, quarantine is possible. In addition, a special form must be completed no later than 48 hours before arrival. After filling out the document, you will receive a message about the need to undergo quarantine, as well as re-PCR testing on the first and seventh day after arrival. View flights Bulgaria Tourist travel: allowed Additional documents: not required Travelers no longer need to provide any COVID documents for entry. View flights Bosnia and Herzegovina Tourist trips: allowed Tourists from Russia do not need any COVID-documents, Russians have a visa-free regime. View flights Brazil Tourist trips: allowed Additional documents: PCR test From December 1, Russia resumes flights with the country. For entry, you must provide a negative PCR test result made no earlier than 72 hours before departure (or a rapid test 24 hours in advance). You also need to fill out a special form. Possible five-day quarantine. View flights Hungary Tourist travel: allowed Additional documents: no Tourists can visit the country. The requirement to present COVID documents has been lifted. View flights Vietnam Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: not required From May 15, tourists entering Vietnam do not need any COVID documents. View flights United Kingdom Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: test, questionnaire fill out an online form. You must also be tested within two days of arrival. View flights Venezuela Tourist travel: allowed Additional documents: negative test Air traffic with Venezuela resumed from 1 April. All arrivals in the country must undergo PCR testing for coronavirus no earlier than 72 hours before arrival. Upon arrival, you must undergo the examination again at your own expense. In addition, before departure, you must fill out a special form. View flights Germany Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: not required From June 1 to August 31, 2022, passengers traveling to Germany do not need any COVID documents. View flights Greece Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: not required Russian tourists can now visit Greece without restrictions, and no COVID-documents are required upon arrival. View flights Georgia Tourist trips: allowed Additional documents: not required Russians can visit Georgia (including at the land border) without any COVID documents. View tickets Denmark Tourist travel: allowed Effective March 29, 2022, lifted entry restrictions for all travelers. View flights Djibouti Tourist trips: allowed Additional documents: PCR test Quarantine: self-isolation is possible than 120 hours prior to arrival in Djibouti. In addition, quarantine and re-analysis upon arrival is possible. Tourists vaccinated against COVID-19 (including Sputnik V), released from self-isolation. View flights Dominican Republic Tourist travel: allowed Additional documents: not required coronavirus. Upon arrival, you may be asked to take a rapid test. You also need to fill out a special form. View flights Egypt Tourist travel: allowed From June 17, tourists traveling to Egypt do not need any COVID documents. Visa is issued upon arrival. View flights Israel Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: questionnaires, medical insurance Tourists need to complete a declaration (48 hours in advance) and provide medical insurance covering the treatment of coronavirus. View flights India No To enter, tourists from Russia need to register on a special portal and upload a certificate with a negative PCR test result, passed no earlier than 72 hours before departure. Random testing is also carried out upon arrival. View flights Indonesia Tourist travel: allowed Additional documents: vaccination certificate For now, the country only accepts vaccinated travelers. Tourists need a business visa (entry to Bali is available on a tourist visa) and medical insurance that covers the treatment of coronavirus. View flights Jordan Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: form A special form must be completed. Visa is issued upon arrival. View flights Iran Tourist travel: allowed Additional documents: negative test and visa All arriving passengers from Russia must provide a negative PCR test done no earlier than 72 hours before departure. Vaccinated travelers only need an appropriate certificate. Visa is issued upon arrival. View flights Ireland Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: no Tourists may visit the country. The requirement to present COVID documents has been lifted. View flights Iceland Tourist travel: permitted Tourists do not need any documents to enter. View flights Spain Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: negative test/certificate of vaccination with an approved drug/certificate of already past illness made no earlier than 72 hours before entry. Also suitable is a certificate of vaccination with a drug approved in the country of destination, or a European-style certificate confirming the fact of the disease transferred during the last 180 days. Children under 12 do not need any COVID-documents. Russians also need to complete the SPTH Health Control Form and present a valid Schengen visa before departure. View flights Iraq Tourist travel: allowed Additional documents: negative test own visa, possible quarantine) . View flights Italy Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: negative test (unless there is a certificate of vaccination with an approved drug or a certificate of a disease already suffered) and a negative PCR test. An antigen test or a certificate of a past illness (for the last 180 days) is also suitable. In addition, you will need to fill out a questionnaire. View flights Cambodia Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: negative test, vaccination certificate, rapid test Quarantine: yes, 14 days (if no vaccinated tourists) Russia (including Sputnik V, Sputnik Light and EpiVacCoron) without the need for quarantine. For entry, in addition to the vaccination certificate, you will need a negative PCR test result, made no earlier than 72 hours before arrival. Upon arrival, you will need to take a rapid test. After passing a rapid test upon arrival, unvaccinated travelers will be subject to a 14-day quarantine in a special hotel and a PCR test on the 13th day. In addition, you need to take out insurance with COVID-coverage on a special website. View flights Qatar Tourist travel: allowed Additional documents: negative test Quarantine: no Entry permit required 3 days before travel. Travelers also need to download and install the Ehteraz app on their phone (from Appstore or Google Play), activating it upon arrival using an international or local SIM card. You will also need to present a PCR test made 48 hours before departure or an antigen test (24 hours in advance). More detailed information is available on the website of the Qatari Ministry of Health. View flights Kazakhstan Tourist travel: allowed Additional documents: not required From June 8, no COVID documents are required to enter Kazakhstan. Automobile border checkpoints are also open. View flights Kenya Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: negative test, questionnaire Russians will need an official certificate (preferably in English) from a medical laboratory about a negative test for COVID-19 (the test must be done a maximum of 72 hours before departure). In addition, you need to fill out the online form on this site in advance. The test results must be uploaded to a special website, and upon arrival, another test must be passed. Vaccinated or recovered tourists do not need to provide a PCR test (the corresponding certificate must be uploaded to the site). View flights Kyrgyzstan Tourist travel: allowed Additional documents: not required Travelers no longer need to provide any COVID documents to enter. View flights Colombia Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: vaccination questionnaire/certificate/PCR test Colombia is ready to accept fully vaccinated tourists from Russia, as well as those who received only one dose of the drug (in this case, a PCR test is also required, made no earlier than 72 hours before boarding the flight or an express test made 48 hours). Fully vaccinated tourists are exempted from the need to provide a PCR test. The second dose of vaccine must have been received at least 14 days before travel. You also need to fill out a special form. View flights Costa Rica Tourist travel: allowed Tourists do not need special documents to enter. View flights China Tourist travel: not allowed Only certain categories of citizens are allowed to enter China. For tourists, entry is still closed. View flights Cuba Tourist travel: allowed Foreign tourists do not need any COVID documents. View flights Kuwait Tourist travel: allowed Additional documents: visa Foreign tourists do not need any COVID documents, travelers only need a visa. View flights Laos Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: negative test/vaccination certificate Vaccinated travelers (including Sputnik V or Sputnik Lite) do not need any additional documents to enter . All other travelers over 12 years of age must submit a Rapid Antigen Test (ATT) 48 hours prior to departure. Lebanon Tourist trips: allowed Additional documents: negative test Tourists from Russia need a PCR test for coronavirus, taken a maximum of 48 hours before departure (or a rapid test 24 hours), medical insurance and installed mobile application. The results of the study must be uploaded to a special portal. Upon arrival, you must undergo a PCR test and go to self-isolation until the results are received, the study must be paid before departure via the link. View flights Lithuania Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: Schengen visa To visit the country for tourism purposes, no COVID documents are required, only a Schengen visa is needed. View flights Luxembourg Tourist travel: not allowed Additional documents: negative test Starting June 10, regular flights to Luxembourg have been resumed. While only certain categories of citizens, for example, those with a residence permit, can visit the country, entry is closed for tourists. You must be tested for COVID-19 72 hours prior to departure. It is also possible to provide a certificate of an already transferred illness. View flights Mauritius Tourist trips: permitted Additional documents: online form and questionnaire Tourists do not need to present any COVID documents. It is recommended that you fill out an online form before your trip. An Immigration Disembarkation Card will also be issued on board the aircraft, which must be presented upon arrival. View flights North Macedonia Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: visa Tourists from Russia are allowed to enter the country. No COVID documents are required. View flights Malaysia Tourist travel: allowed Additional documents: certificate of vaccination/PCR test Quarantine: 5 days for tourists without vaccine testing for coronavirus before travel and upon arrival. For unvaccinated or partially vaccinated travelers, this requirement remains. They are also subject to a five-day quarantine. Also, everyone needs to fill out an entry form in the MySejahtera application. View flights Maldives Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: questionnaire Tourists are required to complete a health declaration (within 96 hours prior to arrival on the site). Visa is issued upon arrival. You may be asked to confirm your hotel reservation. View flights Malta Tourist trips: not allowed Additional documents: negative test Russia has resumed flights with Malta since May 25, but only certain categories of citizens can visit the country. For example, residents of the country. For entry, you must provide a certificate with a negative result of PCR testing, passed no earlier than 72 hours before arrival. In addition, it is mandatory to fill out several documents. Also, arriving passengers may be sent to quarantine. View flights Morocco Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: vaccination certificate All tourists traveling to Morocco must complete the PUBLIC HEALTH PASSENGER FORM. Unvaccinated travelers must provide a negative PCR test (72 hours), and vaccinated need only the appropriate certificate. View flights Mexico Tourist trips: allowed Additional documents: no Russia has resumed flights with the country since May 25. No COVID documents are required to enter Mexico. View flights Moldova Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: PCR test/Vaccination certificate/Certificate of past illness Entry requires a negative PCR test taken up to a maximum of 72 hours before departure (or a rapid test 24 hours in advance), or a certificate of vaccination (including the Sputnik V drug), or a certificate of a disease already transferred over the past 180 days. Mongolia Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: health form For entry, you must fill out a special form. From 29April, railway communication between the Russian Federation and Mongolia resumes – RZD / UBZD trains between Irkutsk and Ulaanbaatar will run twice a week. View flights Myanmar Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: vaccination certificate, tests, insurance Vaccination certificate required for entry (including Sputnik V and Sputnik Light), PCR test (for 72 hours), rapid test on arrival, medical insurance. View flights Netherlands Tourist trips: not allowed Additional documents: negative test Quarantine: yes, 10 days While only certain categories of citizens, for example, those with a residence permit, can visit the country, entry is closed for tourists. All arriving passengers must provide a negative PCR test for coronavirus, taken a maximum of 48 hours before departure (or a rapid test 24 hours in advance). You also need to fill out a special form. In addition, upon arrival, you must undergo a 10-day quarantine. View flights Nicaragua Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: PCR test To enter the country, you must provide a PCR test made a maximum of 96 hours before arrival. View flights New Zealand Tourist travel: not allowed (until July 31, 2022) Additional documents: negative test, vaccination certificate From July 31, 2022, the country will be accessible to all travelers vaccinated with WHO-approved drugs or with a medical exemption. Upon arrival, you will need to present a PCR test done within 72 hours and pass an express test. It will also need to be repeated on the sixth day of stay. View flights Norway Tourist trips: permitted Tourists no longer need to undergo pre-flight testing and registration to arrive in Norway (excluding Svalbard). Thus, you can visit the country without presenting any COVID-documents. View flights United Arab Emirates Tourist travel: allowed Additional documents: negative test, health insurance, questionnaire In order to fly to the UAE, a Russian tourist must have a certificate with a negative test result for COVID-19, passed a maximum of 48 hours before departure in one of the accredited laboratories. Upon arrival, you will be asked to do another free test. You also need to make sure that you have adequate international health insurance that includes coverage for COVID-19 treatment. The document must be drawn up or duplicated in English and printed. Note that vaccinated (including Sputnik V) and recovered travelers are exempted from the need to be tested before departure, you only need to provide a relevant certificate. Before you travel, print and complete the health declaration form and the form confirming that you will download the COVID-19 DXB app. This form must be submitted to the Dubai Health Authority upon arrival and the application must be downloaded (from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store). Passengers arriving in Sharjah must provide a negative PCR test taken up to 72 hours prior to departure. Note, tourists can fly and directly to Abu Dhabi. They need to register on a special website and take a PCR test no earlier than 48 hours before departure. In addition, you must be tested upon arrival. Vaccinated passengers (including Sputnik V) , as well as travelers who have recovered from illness are exempted from the PCR test before departure (the certificate must be received a maximum of 30 days before departure). View flights Oman Tourist trips: allowed Additional documents: visa Russians only need a passport and a visa, which can be obtained online or upon arrival, the period is 14 days. View flights Peru Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: negative test Russia resumes flights with the country from October 5, tourists from Russia are allowed to enter. All arriving passengers must provide a negative coronavirus test taken up to 48 hours before departure. Also, within 72 hours before departure, you must fill out a special form. View flights Portugal Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: not required Portugal has removed the requirement to provide COVID documents. View flights Republic of Cyprus Tourist travel: permitted Passengers arriving from Russia do not require any COVID documents. View flights Saudi Arabia Tourist travel: permitted Travelers, regardless of their vaccination status, no longer need to quarantine or provide a PCR test to enter the country. To enter the country, you only need a passport and a visa (you can apply for it online or upon arrival). View flights Seychelles Tourist trips: allowed Additional documents: negative test (for unvaccinated and not ill) prior to arrival, as well as a travel permit. View flights Serbia Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: not required Tourists do not need any COVID documents to visit the country. View flights Singapore Tourist travel: allowed Additional documents: vaccination certificate Tourists are allowed to enter. The country recognizes vaccines included in the list of the World Health Organization. View flights Slovakia Tourist trips: not allowed Additional documents: negative test Russians must pass a PCR test 72 hours before departure to the country. You also need to fill out an online form and register on a special portal. It is also possible to go through quarantine. View flights Slovenia Tourist travel: allowed Additional documents: no It is possible to visit Slovenia without presenting any COVID documents. See flights Syria Additional documents: PCR test Air traffic with Syria resumed on 1 April. Entry into the country is allowed on a valid visa, diplomats, citizens of Syria and their families, as well as students and schoolchildren studying in the country. It is also necessary to undergo PCR testing a maximum of 96 hours before departure and fill out the questionnaire. View flights USA Tourist trips: allowed Additional documents: negative test Visiting the country for tourism purposes from November 8 is possible only after completing a full course of vaccination with drugs approved in the country (“Sputnik V” among them so far) Excluded), as well as in the presence of a medical outlet. At the same time, those vaccinated with drugs approved in the country must provide a negative PCR test result, passed no earlier than 24 hours before departure. Certain categories of citizens, including US residents, can visit the country without being vaccinated, in which case it is necessary to undergo a PCR test within a day before travel or provide confirmation of the disease already transferred over the past 90 days (positive PCR test and medical certificate certifying a travel permit). You also need to fill out a special form. View flights Tajikistan Tourist trips: allowed Additional documents: negative test Air traffic with Tajikistan has been resumed since April 1. A maximum of 72 hours before departure to the country, you must pass a PCR test. If you completed a full course of vaccination (including Sputnik V) more than a month ago, you do not need to take a PCR test. View flights Thailand Tourist trips: allowed Additional documents: PCR test/vaccination certificate As of July 1, Thailand is easing entry requirements for all tourists by removing the Thailand Pass and the requirement to provide health insurance. Unvaccinated tourists need a PCR test (within 72 hours), vaccinated Russians do not need any tests, only a certificate of vaccination. Tourists without a vaccine and a PCR test can take a rapid test upon arrival. View tickets Tanzania Tourist travel: allowed Additional documents: negative test, questionnaire Tourists need to complete a Health Form, and a PCR test is required for an unvaccinated drug approved by WHO (72 hours in advance). The test is not needed for travelers who have been ill (for the last six months). View flights Tunisia Tourist trips: allowed Additional documents: negative test Russia has resumed flights with the country since November 9. From February 15, unvaccinated tourists no longer need to quarantine. Travelers require a PCR test (within 48 hours) or a rapid analysis (within 24 hours). At the same time, vaccinated tourists are exempted from the need to undergo a study before departure. Random testing is possible upon arrival. View tickets Turkey Tourist travel: allowed Additional documents: not required Starting June 1, Russian tourists are no longer required to present PCR tests and COVID certificates to enter Turkey. Only a valid passport is required. View flights Uzbekistan Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: negative test for unvaccinated tourists Since April 1, regular flights between Russia and Uzbekistan have been resumed. To enter the country, unvaccinated tourists will need a PCR test for COVID-19 (72 hours before departure). View flights Philippines Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: PCR test/vaccination certificate Quarantine: yes, 5 days for unvaccinated tourists Revaccinated tourists (Russian drugs are suitable) from May 30 can enter the country without presenting PCR tests. Other travelers will have to provide a PCR test (48 hours in advance) or an antigen test (24 hours in advance). Unvaccinated tourists still have to go through a five-day quarantine. View flights Finland Tourist travel: not allowed Additional documents: documents (purpose of visit), negative test From June 30, entry restrictions will be lifted. Tourists will not need COVID-documents. All you need is a valid passport and a Schengen visa. Russian tourists will not yet be able to cross the land border: citizens need to have good reasons for the trip. The restriction comes from Russia. View flights France Tourist trips: allowed From April 1, 2022, France resumed issuing tourist visas to Russians. To visit the country, Russian tourists do not need any COVID-documents or special justifications for entry. View flights Croatia Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: not required Tourists do not need any COVID documents to visit the country. View flights Czech Republic Tourist travel: allowed As of April 9, 2022, the country has lifted all COVID restrictions for incoming travelers. View flights Montenegro Tourist travel: allowed No COVID documents are required to visit the country. View flights Chile Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: insurance, completed declaration departures. Previously, those arriving in the country had to present a negative PCR test, performed 72 hours before the flight, and validate their vaccination certificate on the website of the country’s department (“Sputnik V” is encouraged). Now these requirements are voluntary and are only needed to obtain a health pass for travel within the country View flights Switzerland Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: not required Quarantine: yes, 10 days View flights Sweden Tourist travel: allowed As of April 1, 2022, the country will open to travelers from other countries outside the EU/EEA. Tourists do not need to present a negative test for COVID-19or certificate of vaccination. View flights Sri Lanka Tourist travel: allowed Additional documents: negative test/vaccination certificate As of April 19, travelers will no longer need to complete the Health Declaration Form. Vaccinated tourists need a certificate in English. Unvaccinated tourists need a negative PCR test (72 hours before departure) and People’s Insurance PLC (price $12), which can be issued in advance or purchased at the airport upon arrival. All travelers require health insurance covering coronavirus treatment and an ETA eVisa (price $35). View flights Estonia Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: test (not required from July 1) vaccination certificate. Children under 12 do not need a test certificate. As of July 1, 2022, the requirement to provide any COVID documents has been lifted. View flights Ethiopia Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: negative test All passengers must present a negative COVID-19 PCR test within 120 hours prior to arrival prior to boarding. View flights South Africa Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: completed online form The requirement to provide coronavirus documents has been canceled, tourists only need to fill out an online form. View flights South Korea Tourist travel: permitted Additional documents: negative test, repeated on arrival another must be done within 72 hours of arrival. The Russians do not need a visa, it is necessary to issue an electronic permit. View flights Japan Tourist travel: not allowed Additional documents: negative test Quarantine: yes, 14 days Flights to Tokyo resumed on November 1. Planes fly from Moscow and Vladivostok. On December 28, the Government of Japan imposed a ban on the entry into the country of citizens of all countries and regions of the world, except for Japanese and foreigners with long-term visas permanently residing in Japan. You can only visit Japan for business purposes or long-term residency. Luxury hotels in tenerife south: The 12 Best Luxury Hotels in Tenerife – Wandering Wheatleys Опубликовано: June 21, 2020 в 11:12 am Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous The 12 Best Luxury Hotels in Tenerife – Wandering Wheatleys One of the seven major Canary Islands found off the western coast of North Africa, Tenerife is a blissful paradise with year-round warm weather, dazzling black sand beaches, world-famous family-friendly attractions, and a laid-back attitude you can’t help but fall in love with!  Each year, millions of people head to the volcanic getaway for the chance to explore scenic hiking trails, see whales and dolphins in their natural habitat, play on championship golf courses, and indulge themselves in some of the coolest Tenerife hotels. In the center of the island lies Mount Teide, the highest point in all of Spain. If you’re up for a challenge, you can hike from the coast all the way to the top of the volcano.  If the weather’s in your favor, you’ll get to witness what the locals call a “sea of clouds,” which completely covers the lower section of the island. For something a little less strenuous, you can ride the cable car to the top of the volcano to admire the natural phenomenon without all the effort. Tenerife boasts a fantastic selection of five-star family-friendly resorts, luxury boutique escapes, and larger-than-life hotels. In fact, there are so many different accommodation options to choose from that you might have a hard time picking just one. To help you out, we’ve done the hard work for you and put together a list of the 12 best hotels in Tenerife! Don’t forget to check out our web story: The 12 Best Luxury Hotels in Tenerife Quick Navigation Links Where to Stay in Tenerife 1. Bahia Principe Fantasia Tenerife 2. Royal Garden Villas & Spa 3. Royal Hideaway Corales Beach 4. Hard Rock Hotel Tenerife 5. Gran Melia Palacio de Isora Resort & Spa 6. Iberostar Selection Sábila 7. Jardines de Nivaria 8. Hotel Botánico  9. Hotel Gran Tacande 10. Vincci Selección La Plantación del Sur 11. Iberostar Grand El Mirador 12. Royal River Luxury Hotel Frequently Asked Questions Disclaimer: This post may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase or booking through one of our links we may earn a small commission (don’t worry, it’s at no extra cost to you). Where to Stay in Tenerife Tenerife is full of all kinds of amazing neighborhoods, each of which offers its own unique personality and attractions. Costa Adeje is a great choice if you want to surround yourself with beautiful beaches, a fantastic range of restaurants, high-end shopping malls, and some of the most luxurious places to stay in Tenerife. This well-rounded neighborhood is equally perfect for honeymooning couples and families with kids. Puerto de La Cruz in the north of Tenerife is an excellent choice if you want a more laid-back vacation with a local vibe. Here you’ll find quaint plazas surrounded by bars and cafes, gorgeous botanical gardens, winding streets to get lost in, and remote beaches. It’s also home to the iconic Loro Parque and hosts a huge number of cultural events throughout the year. El Medano is another top pick for a chilled-out vacation away from the hustle and bustle of major tourist resorts. This bohemian neighborhood is known for its excellent water sports, cool surfer bars, volcanic sand beaches, and quirky shops full of handmade gifts. If you’re not interested in water sports, Playa Paraiso is also a great place to visit. This once sleepy residential area was brought to life after some of the best hotels in Tenerife set up shop in the area.  With peaceful beaches and pretty coastal walks, this neighborhood invites you to relax and forget about your routine back home! It’s also just a short drive or bus ride away from the lively Costa Adeje.  Photos: Bahia Principe Fantasia Tenerife A fairytale come true, Bahia Principe Fantasia Tenerife is tucked away in the quiet resort of Golf del Sur and is one of the best places on the island for families with young kids to stay. Looking more like Cinderella’s castle than vacation accommodation, the hotel’s exterior is decorated with the kind of magical turrets and colorful stained glass windows you normally only see in theme parks. There are tons of things to keep little ones entertained, from games, shows, and kids clubs to swimming pools, a small water park, and a cartoon-inspired restaurant. For the adults, there are multiple bars and sophisticated restaurants, as well as the Bahia Spa, which includes a fantastic hydrotherapy circuit and an extensive menu of treatments and massages. Bahia Principe Fantasia Tenerife offers a huge range of accommodation options, with something to suit every style and budget. To make your trip one you’ll never forget, reserve one of the Castle Suites. Magical places located inside the castle, these rooms are large enough for five guests and come with a dressing room filled with fun costumes and games the whole family will love! Check Prices on Booking.com Check Prices on Hotels. com Photos: Royal Garden Villas & Spa One of the coolest boutique hotels in Tenerife, Royal Garden Villas & Spa is an award-winning luxury hotel surrounded by the hills of a championship golf course. Flanked by rugged volcanic mountains on one side and the sparkling Atlantic Ocean on the other, this hotel is the stuff dreams are made of. You can choose from 28 opulent villas. Each comes with its own private terrace with a heated swimming pool, comfy sunbeds, and remarkable sea views. Add into the mix a fully-equipped kitchen, ultra-luxurious bedding, bespoke pillows, and a fully-stocked drinks cabinet, and these rooms are so spectacular you’ll never want to leave!  As an extra treat, the hotel will even deliver floating brunch trays to your room, so you can start your day with a relaxing meal in your private pool. The rest of the hotel is just as majestic as the guest rooms. From the incredibly modern fitness center and wonderfully invigorating spa to the casual pool bar and the remarkably creative restaurant, Royal Garden Villas & Spa has thought of everything. Check Prices on Booking.com Check Prices on Hotels.com Photos: Royal Hideaway Corales Beach An adults-only resort in one of the most peaceful parts of Costa Adeje, Royal Hideaway Corales Beach has been designed to look like a boat from the outside, with the marine theme extending into the hotel’s interior. Coral-inspired walls, aquamarine details, and the gentle sound of rolling waves combine to create the effect of being surrounded by tranquil water. If you’re a foodie, you’ll fall in love with the dining options here. From the Michelin-starred El Rincón de Juan Carlos, which serves spectacular tasting menus, to the Starfish Atlantic Grill, which dishes up fresh fish caught that very morning, the restaurants at Royal Hideaway Corales Beach are nothing short of spectacular.  There are several pools flowing throughout the hotel, but the best one is on the rooftop. The magnificent infinity pool rewards you with unparalleled views of the small fishing village down below and out to the sea. It’s also dotted with comfy sofas so you can sip your favorite drink while dangling your legs in the water. Check Prices on Booking.com Check Prices on Hotels.com Photos: Hard Rock Hotel Tenerife One of the coolest hotels in Tenerife, Hard Rock Hotel Tenerife will make you feel like a VIP as soon as you arrive. If you show up by car, a friendly valet will open your door and lead you up the red velvet carpet of fame before safely parking your car for you. Plus, it’s all for free! All the rooms and suites here are amazing and boast modern bathrooms with hanging mirrors, huge beds with plush bedding, giant smart TVs, and state-of-the-art music speakers. But if you want something extra special, we recommend you book one of the suites. Extremely chic and stylish, these rooms come with all kinds of amazing extras, like hydromassage bathtubs, butler service, and the very best views the hotel has to offer. If you want to relax and do as little as possible, Hard Rock Hotel Tenerife is a fantastic choice. Here you can take it easy with multiple lagoon-style swimming pools surrounded by comfy sun loungers, pool bars, and chilled-out music. For something more, head to the Rock Spa, where you can pamper yourself with their wellness circuit or treat yourself to a massage. Check Prices on Booking.com Check Prices on Hotels.com Photos: Gran Melia Palacio de Isora Resort & Spa Hidden away in the quiet town of Alcalá, just steps away from the beach, Gran Melia Palacio de Isora Resort & Spa has it all. From a multitude of fine dining restaurants and upscale bars to exceptional spa treatments and exclusive kids’ zones, this hotel is an excellent choice, no matter what type of vacation you’re looking for. Here you can take a dip in Europe’s largest saltwater hotel pool and unwind on one of the underwater massage jet beds. Or, simply take it easy and doze off on one of the surrounding Balinese beds while listening to the live violinist. When the sun sets, get dressed up and head to one of the hotel’s open-air bars, where you can sip champagne and enjoy the balmy Canarian evenings. Take your vacation to new heights by upgrading to RedLevel. RedLevel for families comes with a reserved area by the family pool, infinity pool, and tennis courts, as well as access to the family lounge, dedicated games area, and family open bar with drinks and snacks. RedLevel for adults-only includes exclusive spa treatments, access to a private pool and lounge, an open bar each afternoon, butler service, and superior suites with opulent amenities. Check Prices on Booking.com Check Prices on Hotels.com Photos: Ibertostar Selection Sábila Named after the “sábila” (aloe vera) plant – which is strikingly beneficial and healing for the human body – Ibertostar Selection Sábila encourages you to unwind and recharge during your vacation. Exclusively for adults, this invigorating hotel features everything you need to feel like a whole new person at the end of your stay! Almost all guest rooms offer superb sea views, along with calming color palettes, air conditioning, bathrobe and slipper sets, coffee makers, and large smart TVs. To help take care of the environment, all rooms are completely free of single-use plastic. Reserve a Star Prestige suite, and you’ll also get a personalized check-in, turndown service, and access to the special Star Prestige area. Even if you keep it simple and book a standard room, you’ll still be able to enjoy the gourmet offerings of the food market and its seven restaurants, an inviting pool bar with loads of tempting cocktails, direct beach access almost within arm’s reach, and a sensational spa with heated pools, hot tubs, and a Turkish bath. Check Prices on Booking.com Check Prices on Hotels.com Photos: Jardines de Nivaria When it comes to where to stay in Tenerife, Jardines de Nivaria is tough to beat. Located in Costa Adeje, just a short walk away from the beach, upscale shopping malls, and countless dining options, this hotel is the perfect balance of classic luxury and modern style. A large lagoon-type swimming pool surrounded by tropical palm trees, thick grass, cushy sun loungers, and a casual pool bar lies in the center of the hotel. If things get too noisy for you, you can head to one of the more private rooftop solariums where you can work on your tan or become immersed in the latest must-read book. When the hunger pangs kick in, there are three remarkable restaurants to choose from, delivering everything from classic Mediterranean tapas to themed buffets with show cooking and French-Canarian fusion cuisine served as part of gourmet tasting menus. Before you head to bed, stop by Tiffany’s Bar, where you can try an extraordinary cocktail made by an award-winning mixologist under the hotel’s gorgeous domed ceiling. Check Prices on Booking.com Check Prices on Hotels.com Photos: Hotel Botanico One of the best hotels in Tenerife, Hotel Botanico is tucked away in a marvelously tranquil part of Puerto de La Cruz. Delivering a little slice of Asia on the outer edge of Europe, this hotel is surrounded by rich, exotic gardens blooming with flowers, plants, and wildlife. The Oriental Spa Garden is the highlight of the hotel and has been named the best hotel spa in Europe multiple times. Take advantage of the heated indoor and outdoor pools surrounded by Japanese flora, unwind in the hot tubs listening to ancient Asian folk music, and revitalize in the Thai-themed relaxation zones. If you really want to treat yourself, you can sign up for one of the multi-day wellness programs and become the best version of yourself you can possibly be! Designed to satisfy every possible craving, Hotel Botánico’s dining selections are second to none. From authentic Asian restaurants and modern Mediterranean eateries to healthy eating bistros and gourmet steakhouses, whatever you’re in the mood for, you’ll find it here. Check Prices on Booking.com Check Prices on Hotels.com Photos: Hotel Gran Tacande Hotel Gran Tacande is the place to forget about your worries and invigorate all your senses. From the salty smell of the sea and the beautiful view of tropical plants to the healing sensation of the spa’s waters and the epicurean tastes at the hotel’s many restaurants, this hotel will leave you overwhelmed in the best way possible. All guest rooms come with oversized beds, spacious bathrooms with jet showers and bathtubs, Nespresso coffee makers, and beautifully appointed terraces. If you’re celebrating a special occasion, go the extra mile and book the Imperial Suite. This gorgeous room comes with magnificent ocean views, a dining area big enough for six people, free spa access, Sothys toiletries, and access to the exclusive San Sebastian Plaza. While there are tons of fantastic dining options on your doorstep, we recommend you make a reservation at the Azotea Sunset Raw Bar. Boasting a prestigious rooftop location with stunning sea views, this bar offers crudités, oysters, and caviar, in addition to a comprehensive selection of champagnes, wines, and cocktails. Check Prices on Booking.com Check Prices on Hotels.com Photos: Vincci Selección La Plantación del Sur Featuring a Colonial Canarian style surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of Costa Adeje, Vincci Selección La Plantación del Sur is one of the most captivating hotels on the island.   Within easy access of an award-winning golf course, endless bars and restaurants, and first-rate shopping malls, this hotel is perfectly positioned to explore Tenerife’s highlights. There’s even a free shuttle bus service available to the center of town if you’re not in the mood for a walk. If you’re traveling as a family, you’ll love the mini clubs, daily activity programs, and dedicated kids’ pools. If you’re on a romantic retreat, you’ll find tons to keep you busy, from live evening shows, several bars, and multiple restaurants to a pampering spa, a modern fitness center, and large heated pools.  Despite Vincci Selección La Plantación del Sur being relatively large, the guest rooms are beautifully decorated, making it feel like you’re in one of the best boutique hotels in Tenerife. Traditional Canarian terracotta floor tiles, four-poster beds, original artwork, pillow menus, and in-room hot tubs are just some of the luxuries you can expect. Check Prices on Booking. com Check Prices on Hotels.com Photos: Iberostar Grand el Mirador One of the most awe-inspiring hotels in Tenerife, Iberostar Grand el Mirador redefines luxury with its graceful guest rooms, impeccable service, and high-caliber facilities. Just a short walk away from one of the island’s most beautiful beaches, as well as the myriad of cafes, bars, restaurants, and shops that surround it, this hotel is close to all the action while still providing a peaceful oasis when you want to unwind. The sublime suites will blow you away – even the most basic room comes with a grandiose four-poster bed and deluxe bathtub enveloped by natural stone. Reserve one of the Star Privilege suites, and you’ll be rewarded with sweeping sea views from a gigantic terrace, a spacious living area, and your very own well-stocked in-room bar. There’s a selection of formal and casual dining venues to choose from to suit whichever mood you’re in. Don’t worry if you overindulge – there’s an onsite fitness center and squash court where you can work off those extra calories. There’s also a golf course just outside the hotel. Check Prices on Booking.com Check Prices on Hotels.com Photos: Royal River Luxury Hotel One of the newest and most unique hotels in Tenerife, Royal River Luxury Hotel is so enchanting and magical, it’s almost too good to be true! A lazy river-style water feature winds its way around the hotel, giving the impression you’re in a made-up paradise – not on a volcanic vacation island. Giant giraffe statues holding chandeliers, large egg-shaped swinging seats, hidden pools only the best explorers find, and jumbo sunbeds with curtains that invite you to shut the rest of the world out will leave you spellbound. Combine all this whimsy with the healing powers of the Serenity Spa and the gourmet indulgences of multiple dining venues, and Royal River Luxury Hotel is easily one of the best hotels in Tenerife. Even the hotel’s villas are beguiling and feature private terraces with sunbeds and pools, exclusive wine cellars, large bathrooms with tubs and hydromassage showers, butler service, and unbeatable views. Trust us, after just one night here, you’ll never want to leave! Check Prices on Booking.com Check Prices on Hotels.com That completes our list of the 12 best Tenerife hotels! Did we miss any cool boutique hotels in Tenerife? Comment below so we can add them to the list! Did’t find the perfect Tenerife hotel? Try searching here: Booking.com Planning a trip to Spain? Check out our favorite book and travel guides! SHARE THIS ON PINTEREST Best 5-star hotels in Tenerife Five-star doesn’t have to imply imposing facades and legions of starched-collar staff. When it comes to accommodation, both shiny-shoed finesse and barefoot seclusion sit in Tenerife’s lap of luxury. You can chill in sub-tropical gardens within the hills of the lush north, be spa-struck by the award-winning wellness facilities in Puerto de la Cruz, and loiter round private pools in the upper echelons of Costa Adeje hostelries in the sunny south. Here’s our pick of the best five-star hotels in Tenerife, from huge resorts to opulent boutique establishments in areas including Costa Adeje and Puerto de la Cruz. The Ritz-Carlton, Abama Tenerife, Spain 8 Telegraph expert rating This pink palace is distinctive for miles thanks to its Moorish style and the nearby Championship golf course. Facilities are extensive and there’s plenty to do, with extensive spa and fitness facilities, seven pools, a beach, and two Michelin-starred restaurants. The south of Tenerife has a drier landscape and is more touristy than the north, but this is a peaceful spot far from any crowds – with swathes of lush gardens and plenty of tropical foliage around to admire. There are three categories of room but the standard rooms (Deluxe) are the largest in Tenerife and feel really spacious and comfortable, with very private balconies and big marble bathrooms. Read expert review From £ 311 per night Check availability Rates provided by Booking.com • The best hotels in Tenerife Bahía Del Duque Costa Adeje, Tenerife, Spain 9 Telegraph expert rating Modelled like a 19th-century Spanish colonial village, this is one of the top five-star resorts in Tenerife and said to represent an architectural landmark within Spanish territory. This nod to national pride is reflected in the room décor and several of the restaurant menus. For the active-minded there are tennis courts, five outdoor pools, a 24-hour gym, and organised activities aplenty, while junior guests have a kids’ club, splash areas, and plenty of sandy stuff on the doorstep. Not all of the amenities involve expending energy though. There’s a full-service spa, a star-gazing observatory, and scenic paths through beautiful mature gardens. Service is top-notch. Read expert review From £ 266 per night Check availability Rates provided by Booking.com • An insider guide to Tenerife Royal Garden Villas & Spa Costa Adeje, Tenerife, Spain 9 Telegraph expert rating One of the loveliest five-star hotels in Costa Adeje. Unless you were born into palatial surroundings, you can’t fail to be impressed by the level of luxury in the Royal Garden’s villas, each with private pools and scenic views. As it should be in these opulent cocoons of serenity, you’re very much left to your own devices by the staff apart from chocolate deliveries at nightly turndowns, and efficient, friendly interactions in the restaurant. In addition to the private swimming areas, a communal infinity pool flows in front of the palm-shaded reception area and laps at a beach shack-style bar. There’s also a sultry spa, plus a gym and a squash court for those unable to succumb to complete inertia. Read expert review From £ 258 per night Check availability Rates provided by Booking.com • The best all-inclusive Tenerife hotels Hotel Botánico and The Oriental Spa Garden Tenerife, Spain 8 Telegraph expert rating Aptly located opposite the delightful Botanical Gardens, this refuge of gentility is set in a residential area one mile above a black sand beach on the Puerto de la Cruz coastline. There’s a definite feel of Monte Carlo in-it’s-heyday: fat cigars are still smoked around the pool, black swans swim in a beautiful, tree-shaded garden pond, an exotic spa has a touch of the James Bond, and deep carpets line both hallways and bedrooms. Amid the western finery, you’ll find exotic hints of the owners’ close relationship with the Thai royal family lining the corridors and marbled lobby. The service is charmingly old-fashioned too, starring white-coated waiters and sharp-suited reception staff. Read expert review From £ 239 per night Check availability Rates provided by Booking.com • The best family-friendly hotels in the Canary Islands Iberostar Grand Hotel Mencey Tenerife, Spain 8 Telegraph expert rating Facing the greenery of the García Sanabria city park on the north-eastern edge of Santa Cruz, this is a much more cosmopolitan hotel. But that doesn’t mean to say the usual holiday needs can’t be satisfied; palm-studded Las Teresitas beach is just a five-mile ride by complimentary shuttle, and the superbly photogenic Adán Martín Auditorium is two miles away on the oceanfront. The stiff, formal façade and polished marble lobby of the Grand Hotel Mencey hide a softer heart of garden lawns, trickling stone fountains, and quaint wooden balconies. Exceptional dining adds the proverbial cherry on top, and there’s an outdoor pool, gym, spa, casino and paddle courts. Read expert review From £ 85 per night Check availability Rates provided by Booking.com • The best budget hotels in Tenerife Gran Meliá Palacio de Isora Tenerife, Spain 8 Telegraph expert rating This colossal, oceanfront resort combines refined looks with a family-friendly personality. Painted in neutral colours and comprising a veritable village of five-storey buildings and towers, the resort has an air of Andalucian elegance combined with a touch of Moorish mystery. The showpiece is an enormous saltwater infinity pool, spanning almost the entire 400 metres of the resort’s frontage. Gardens guarded by tall sentinels of palms prettify the areas and dilute any sense of crowding during high season. Relaxation is the main focus, but for those with the energy, a full spectrum of daily activities for adults is provided, while a dedicated kids’ club occupies the juniors. Read expert review From £ 335 per night Check availability Rates provided by Booking.com • The best all-inclusive hotels in Gran Canaria Royal Hideaway Corales Suites La Caleta, Tenerife, Spain 9 Telegraph expert rating Rising like a sleek ocean liner at the back of La Caleta fishing village, this family-loving property lies four minutes on foot from the black sand La Enramada Beach, and a 10-minute walk from Los Lagos golf course. While the exterior is minimalist, the hotel’s heart is anything but. Concrete and glass walkways deliver you into a cavernous, three-storey lobby carved into volcanic rock, illuminated by mood lighting and projected images. As first impressions go, it’s pretty impressive. The contemporary quarters come with fully equipped kitchens, plus living rooms, and monster terraces with ocean views, many with private pools and sundecks. Read expert review From £ 258 per night Check availability Rates provided by Booking.com • The best beach hotels in the Canary Islands Iberostar Grand Hotel El Mirador Costa Adeje, Tenerife, Spain 8 Telegraph expert rating There’s only a clutch of luxury hotels with near perfect settings on Tenerife, and this is one of them. The palatial all-suite venue for adults overlooks one of the finest beaches in the south. Neat, manicured gardens vie for attention with a beautiful Arabesque pool that laps at the terraces of columned restaurants, and it’s a 20-minute oceanfront stroll to the waterfront restaurants of La Caleta fishing village. There’s no subtle sign of luxury here, it’s in your face at every turn, with starched linen, columned arches and Moorish towers. An exclusive VIP rooftop area contains a separate pool and spacious terraces dotted with Balinese-style beds. Read expert review From £ 238 per night Check availability Rates provided by Booking.com • The best all-inclusive hotels in Spain Meliá Hacienda del Conde Tenerife, Spain 9 Telegraph expert rating Pretty alcoves, quiet lounges and Hispanic splendour abound in this boutique, adults-only spa hotel. Its main buildings are centred around a large, open courtyard, while swimming pools, terraces and sub-tropical gardens run down the hillside overlooking the ocean. Its elegant blend of history and contemporary design in a remote, dramatic setting provides a haven of luxury for those seeking to explore the calmer side of Tenerife. Quality, space and comfort are the main elements of the rooms; the ‘Level’ rooms offer access to private terraces, superior sun loungers and drinks on tap. Other highlights include a Championship golf course and a funky bar set in a church. Read expert review From £ 162 per night Check availability Rates provided by Booking.com • The best budget hotels in Palma de Mallorca Jardin de la Paz Tenerife, Spain 8 Telegraph expert rating This cluster of whitewashed apartments, perched in a sleepy residential area high on the slopes of Tenerife’s most verdant area, is cloaked in exotic greenery overlooking the ocean and – along with two outdoor pools and a sauna – provides sun, solitude and sub-tropical surroundings. With botanical barriers and nothing but a barely audible whisper of wind through palm leaves, you feel like you’re home alone. An ocean-view sauna tucked away in the corner of a garden can be booked for private use at no charge, plus there are two outdoor pools with surrounding sundecks. Read expert review From £ 204 per night Check availability Rates provided by Booking.com Contributions by Rachel Cranshaw These are unusual times, and the state of affairs can change quickly. Please check the latest travel guidance before making your journey. Please note our writers visited these hotels prior to the coronavirus pandemic. Five-star doesn’t have to imply imposing facades and legions of starched-collar staff. When it comes to accommodation, both shiny-shoed finesse and barefoot seclusion sit in Tenerife’s lap of luxury. You can chill in sub-tropical gardens within the hills of the lush north, be spa-struck by the award-winning wellness facilities in Puerto de la Cruz, and loiter round private pools in the upper echelons of Costa Adeje hostelries in the sunny south. Here’s our pick of the best five-star hotels in Tenerife, from huge resorts to opulent boutique establishments. Best Luxury Hotels in Tenerife 2022 Tenerife is a fairly large island, with most hotel’s being concentrated within several distinct areas. Santa Cruz is the largest city and the capital of the island. Santa Cruz has plenty of hotels and apartments, and makes a good base for exploring the northeast of the island. Puerto de la Cruz is the second largest tourist city in Tenerife, and has a traditional Spanish feel to it. El Puerto, as it’s also known, has been a spa destination since the turn of the century and continues to hold this reputation today. Most of luxury hotels on Tenerife tends to be at large resorts and private hotels and here are some of the top luxury hotels on Tenerife that discerning travelers should check out. The Ritz Carlton, Abama Created in the style of a pink Moorish fortress, this luxurious hotel can be seen for miles and is sure to impress guests before they even arrive. Set right on the edge of Abama beach, this is an enchanting place to unwind. The villas that can be found close to the beach offer guests plenty of luxury combined with pure privacy, while this resort features a sumptuous spa, several excellent eateries and both indoor and outdoor swimming pools. People who want the chance to get back into the swing of things will also love the championship golf course that can be found right on the site. Check Availability & Prices Bahia Del Duque As the first ever luxury hotel to have graced Tenerife, Bahia Del Duque has received its fair share of royalty and celebrities over the years. Set on the simply stunning Costa Adeje in the south of the island, guests are treated to an entire luxurious playground to unwind in. in addition to private beach access and all the usual luxurious touches, this enormous complex boasts no fewer than 21 excellent bars and restaurants. Exploring this 19th-century Spanish colonial village is an event in itself, while there are numerous rooms and suites to choose from. The crème de la crème are the suites in the Casas Ducales quarter, where guests are treated to a whole host of VIP perks. Check Availability & Prices Seaside Grand Hotel Residencia This large and lavish resort has been attracting major celebrities from all over the world for many years and is the perfect place to rub shoulders with the rich and famous. 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. Check Availability & Prices Iberostar Grand El Mirador Set around an enormous Arabesque pool, the Iberostar Grand El Mirador is sure to enchant visitors from the very first glimpse. Simply exploring this huge and extremely lavish resort is sure to make guests feel like royalty, while the service that they will receive is second to none. Dining in style on the edge of the pool complex is sure to be an unforgettable experience, while each of the suites comes with canopy beds. Large and lavish living rooms, and plenty of luxurious touches that make this the establishment of choice for pure extravagance. Check Availability & Prices Sheraton La Caleta Resort & Spa With its collection of sandstone turrets, large sweeping staircases and huge columns, the Sheraton La Caleta Resort & Spa feels like a North African palace. The huge outdoor pool complex is surrounded by palm trees and sun loungers and invites pure relaxation. Many of the spacious rooms here treat guests to ocean views from their balconies, while there are plenty of modern touches to make guests feel right at home. Enjoying a leisurely breakfast beside the pool is the perfect way to start the day, while the Sheraton La Caleta Resort & Spa is famous for its excellent eateries such as the La Venta tapas restaurant and Kamakura Japanese. Check Availability & Prices Princesa Yaiza Suite Hotel Resort This sophisticated five-star hotel complex can be found right next to the enchanting Dorada beach in Lanzarote’s leading resort of Playa Blanca. 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. Check Availability & Prices Ross Discover the best luxury hotels, resorts, spas & restaurants by following our Instagram profile. The Luxury Side Of Tenerife When many people in Europe think of Tenerife, they think of the mass market resorts full of package holidays tourists. Irish bars, full English breakfasts, and restaurants with picture menus also spring to mind rather than fine dining. However, there is a far more luxurious side to Tenerife, which many people are unaware of. For example, the island has five Michelin-star restaurants and many internationally recognized five-star hotels. Outside the water parks and beaches, there is also a completely different side of Tenerife to explore. The view in Masca, Tenerife, Spain getty The “forgotten” village of Masca is regarded as Tenerife’s most beautiful village set in the Teno Mountains on the western side of the island. It is considered to be the forgotten village primarily due to its inaccessibility. Before 1991 there was no road to the village. Today’s road to the village is not for the faint-hearted, with multiple twists and turns, but the drive is well worth it. On arrival, you can enjoy the dramatic mountain scenery with lush vegetation surrounding the village. Several bars and restaurants have now opened in the village for visitors so you can stop and enjoy a drink while you take in the views or linger over lunch. View of Teide Volcano 12,188.3 feet (3,715 m) near the town of La Orotava on the island of Tenerife … [+] (Photo by Wolfgang Kaehler/LightRocket via Getty Images) LightRocket via Getty Images No visit to Tenerife would be complete without visiting Mount Teide, which towers over the island. Teide is an inactive volcano that last erupted in 1909 and is the highest point in Spain. If you don’t fancy hiking up, a cable car can take you to the top at 3,718m. From there, it is only an hour’s walk to the summit, where you can see panoramic views over Tenerife’s neighboring islands—La Gomera, El Hierro, La Palma, and Gran Canaria on a clear day. The summit also is an excellent place for some star gazing if you go up at sunset. It’s possible to see 83 out of the 88 officially recognized constellations in the right conditions. MORE FROMFORBES ADVISOR Cliffs of Los Gigantes (Photo by EyesWideOpen/Getty Images) Getty Images Another scenic viewpoint is the cliffs of Gigantes in the Teno Rural Park, in Santiago del Teide, west of Tenerife. The best place to view the cliffs is from Mirador Archipenque, located further from the coast. You can even see La Gomera from this viewpoint on a clear day. Along the coast of Gigantes, you can see the cliffs from the water on a kayak or take a whale and dolphin spotting cruise. Hotel Botanico main pool Hotel Botanico When it comes to luxury hotels, there are plenty of different styles to choose from. If you want to get away from it all with a more traditional style, the Hotel Botanico and Oriental Spa Garden may be the best option. This luxury hotel is set in extensive subtropical gardens near Puerto de la Cruz on the north of the island, well away from the tourist masses. The hotel’s Oriental Spa Garden has received numerous awards as the best hotel spa in Europe and the Mediterranean and offers wellness and weight loss programs. Hotel Botanico gardens Hotel Botanico In 2021 the hotel underwent an extensive refurbishment to bring it up to current standards. If you want complete relaxation, everything you need is onsite with various restaurants from Asian to steak and even a healthy eating restaurant. In addition, there’s everything you could need to improve your general well-being with Yoga, Tai Chi, Chi Kung, Pilates, Meditation and an Aqua Gym, and a state-of-the-art gym. Royal Hideaway Corales Suites pool Royal Hideaway Corales If you would rather be somewhere more lively, the Royal Hideaway Corales is situated in the charming La Caleta fishing village. You can stroll to local shops and some of the best seafood restaurants on the island from the hotel. While many hotels in Tenerife look traditionally Canarian, the Neo-futuristic style architecture of this hotel could have come straight from the futuristic designs of the 1950s, such as buildings seen in Palm Springs in the US. When viewed from the sea-facing side, the hotel resembles a ship, and its interiors are based on the island’s corals. Royal Hideaway Corales even won recognition in the World Luxury Hotel Awards in the Luxury Architecture Design Hotel category in 2020 for its design. Royal Hideaway Corales spa Turning Left for Less The hotel is divided into two distinctive parts with their own style. The Corales Beach hotel is for adults only and features the one Michelin star restaurant El Rincon de Juan Carlos, which also has three Repsol suns and is led by the Padrón Brothers. The restaurant has stunning views over the sea and offers a Mediterranean-inspired set tasting menu with the option of wine pairings. There is also a beautiful spa with an outdoor hydrotherapy pool amidst lush planting. Royal Hideaway Corales Suites pool room Royal Hideaway Corales Suites The Royal Hideaway Corales Suites is for families, although you can stay on this side as a couple since they feature several room options with a private pool. Rooms on this side are more extensive and feature a kitchen. If you don’t fancy one of the hotel’s many restaurants, a chef can come to your room to prepare dinner. The Ritz-Carlton, Abama The Ritz-Carlton, Abama Finally, one of the best-known luxury hotels on the island with its iconic Moorish architecture is the Ritz-Carlton, Abama which is situated on a large resort with a golf course and residences about 25 minutes from Tenerife South Airport. While still being close enough to the main towns to venture out, the hotel has more than enough on the resort for most of their guests to simply relax at the hotel. The hotel rooms offer views of the gardens, nearby banana plantations, and the volcanic seascape. Next year the hotel will undergo a renovation, even though the hotel is still in excellent condition. Galician Beef Fillet with Spherical Truffled Gnocchis and cheese foam Turning Left for Less The Ritz-Carlton, Abama is the perfect break for a foodie with two Michelin star restaurants. Abama Kabuki has one star and presents dining as a form of theater with a fusion of Japanese and Western culinary techniques. MB has two Michelin stars and offers twists on Mediterranean cuisine with a choice of a classic menu or a more modern tasting menu. Dishes such as Galician Beef Fillet with Spherical Truffled Gnocchis and cheese foam showcase attention to detail with classic flavor pairings in a contemporary format. The Ritz-Carlton, Abama pool The Ritz-Carlton, Abama You can relax at one of the swimming pools or venture to the beach, which has full service for guests with umbrellas and sunbeds. The spa also takes inspiration from Roman bathing, with its water-based treatments and experiences designed to stimulate the body’s metabolism. If you feel more energetic, there are jogging and hiking trails through the botanical gardens, plus the hotel is close to a leading tennis academy and 18-hole championship golf course. Balcony room view Turning Left for Less Once you have decided on your hotel, how do you get the best price? It can sometimes work out cheaper to book the hotel and flight together. For example, British Airways Holidays feature all three hotels and can be booked with business class Club Europe seats. As well as often being cheaper, British Airways offer extra Avios on Holidays booking and are currently offering double tier points depending on the dates booked. British Airways restarts flights from Gatwick to Tenerife South from 29 March 2022. Another option is to book through a specialist luxury agent such as those that offer Select or Marriott STARS benefits These can give extra such as upgrades or complimentary breakfast for the same price as a flexible rate with the hotel. Finally, you could also look at joining the hotel’s own loyalty program, such as The Leaders Club for the Leading Hotels of the World. With these, you can often get exclusive discounts and extras. 14 best hotels in Tenerife When it comes to places to stay, Tenerife not only offers variety, but quality too. The island is less Jack of all trades than Renaissance Man, meeting the needs of a host of different holidaymakers with equal panache. The large, south coast resorts hit the mark for both families and couples – here you’ll find big, beachfront properties catering to both markets, and running the gamut from economical to extravagant. Head to the wilder north coast and the rural interior and you can choose between characterful boutique hotels, secluded luxury resorts and sleepy, family-run fincas. Wherever you stay, Tinerfeños are veterans when it comes to hospitality, and your welcome will be as warm as the year-round sunshine. *This article contains affiliate links. All products and brands mentioned in this article are selected by our writers and editors based on first-hand experience or customer feedback. We feature properties from a specially selected list of trusted operators who are of a standard that we believe our readers expect. This article contains links which are ads and if you click on a link and buy a product we will earn revenue. These links are signposted with an asterisk. The revenue generated will help us to support the content of this website and to continue to invest in our award-winning journalism. Show more Show less 1. Bahia del Duque, Costa Adeje Tenerife’s original grande dame hotel bagged a prime location, its 15-acre grounds stretching down to the sugary sands of Playa del Duque. Pastel-coloured Spanish colonial-style buildings and four freeform pools sit in lush gardens of jacaranda and dragon trees. Rooms and suites in soft marine colours are available in both the main hotel and Casas Ducales, an exclusive area closer to the beach with butler service and extra perks. Tucked behind the hotel are villas with private pools. Of the dizzying roster of 21 restaurants and bars, the standout is the Michelin-starred, Latin-European fusion Nub, although children may prefer La Heladería’s giant sundaes. Facilities are just as extensive; clubs for kids and teenagers, tennis, a pitch-and-putt golf course, one of the biggest spas on the island, and even a star-gazing observatory. Book a stay* Main photo: Hotel Botánico, see number nine, below (all photos from Booking.com) Barceló Tenerife 2. Barceló Tenerife, Golf del Sur Families with older kids will find plenty to keep them occupied at this good-value hotel sandwiched between golf courses and a fishing village on the south coast. There are eight outdoor pools, a lake where you can kayak, a climbing wall and even a small in-house nature reserve and museum. Here, a guided hike through rocky canyons and an interactive exhibition retell the geological and ethnographic history of the island. There’s no beach to speak of, but a complimentary shuttle runs into Playa de las Americas. Book a stay* Meliá Hacienda del Conde 3. Meliá Hacienda del Conde, Buenavista del Norte This adults-only hotel in the quiet northwest of Tenerife has all the benefits of a rural location but isn’t the slightest bit rustic. The setting is spectacular, with the peaks of the Teno mountains to one side and the greens of a Seve Ballesteros-designed clifftop golf course to the other. With smart, contemporary rooms, an excellent spa, an infinity pool overlooking the ocean and an atmospheric bar in a converted church, this hideaway has sophistication in spades. For those who come for the area’s excellent mountain biking trails, there’s bike rental and a repair shop on site. Book a stay* Hovima La Pinta 4. Hovima La Pinta Beachfront Family Hotel, Costa Adeje The clue is in the name — this bright and cheerful, family-friendly hotel fronts straight on to a golden, sandy beach encircled by a breakwater. Kids can hop easily between the pool and splash park, the beach, the small children’s playground and the apartments, which come with kitchen areas and up to three bedrooms. The kids’ club runs from six months to 12 years, and both on-site restaurants have high chairs and children’s menus. The lobby features a giant “virtual aquarium” with touchscreen displays so guests can learn about Tenerife’s marine life. Book a stay* You might also like Best beaches in Tenerife Best things to do on Tenerife Hotel San Roque 5. Hotel San Roque, Garachico With just 20 rooms and set in the lush, lava-encrusted landscape of the north coast, this adults-only boutique is the antithesis of the south’s huge resort hotels. A converted 18th-century manor house in the island’s prettiest village, its interiors are sophisticated and very grown up, with Bauhaus furniture and modern art complementing the building’s beautifully restored bones. It’s no museum, however, but a welcoming, tactile environment with plenty of corners to curl up in with a book. There’s also a rooftop sundeck and a heated courtyard swimming pool, around which the restaurant tables are set, serving snacks all day and a menu of refined Canarian favourites in the evening. Book a stay* The Ritz-Carlton Abama 6. Ritz-Carlton Abama, Guía de Isora This palatial, pink, Moorish-style property sits in its own luxurious, 400-acre enclave high on the west coast cliffs with views over La Gomera. The location is a little isolated, but guests tend to come here looking for a hotel-based holiday, shuttling between the excellent 18-hole championship golf course, the giant tennis academy, the ancient Rome-inspired spa or one of the seven outdoor pools. Rather thrillingly, its sandy beach is reached by a funicular railway running down the cliffs. A property of superlatives, it also has the biggest Ritz Kids Club in Europe and two Michelin-starred restaurants. Book a stay* The best all-inclusive hotels in Tenerife Iberostar Grand El Mirador 7. Iberostar Grand El Mirador, Costa Adeje For something with the same gorgeous setting as Bahia del Duque but on a more intimate scale, this adult-only all-suite hotel hits the spot. The architecture is extravagant — all arches, columns and fountains — and the suites, many with sea views, have four-poster beds. The expansive, two-tiered, heated pool is the heart of the hotel, next to the beach and overlooked by the cocktail bar and the more atmospheric of the two à la carte restaurants. There’s a small gym, but a far bigger spa; guests really just come here to relax. Book a stay* La Casona del Patio 8. La Casona del Patio, Santiago del Teide Among wildflower meadows on the edge of a sleepy village in the northwestern mountains, this 20-room rural hotel with unexpectedly sleek rooms caters to an active clientele. It has its own stables and programme of riding excursions, offers bike hire and storage, and is perfectly placed for hiking routes through the Masca Gorge, the Teno Mountains and the Chinyero Nature Reserve. There’s a sauna and hot tub to soak away the day’s exertions, a lounge with a log fire for evening drinks, and a restaurant serving a set menu at dinner. For variety, there are a few other dining options in the village. Book a stay* Best villas in Tenerife Hotel Botánico’s Oriental Spa Garden 9. Hotel Botánico, Puerto de la Cruz There’s an aura of the Orient at this established property sitting opposite Tenerife’s Jardín Botánico. The hotel’s palm-filled private garden features fountains, a Japanese-style bridge and a freshwater pond that’s home to koi carp and black swans. The gigantic Asian-styled spa has outdoor hydrotherapy pools, a Jacuzzi in a sunken grotto, and a host of treatments hailing from Thailand to Tahiti. Rooms are plush, if a little old-fashioned. The hotel tends to attract older couples, but for families there’s a children’s pool, kids’ club and a special wildlife adventure programme in the school holidays, run in partnership with nearby Loro Parque. The beach is a shuttle bus ride away. Book a stay* Royal Hideaway Corales Beach 10. Royal Hideaway Corales Beach, La Caleta In the quiet seaside town of La Caleta, just north of Costa Adeje, this adults-only all-suite hotel has curvaceous, nautical lines, as if a large, white yacht had moored on shore. The spacious suites are designed with couples in mind, with open bathrooms and large terraces with ocean views, many with hot tubs. The look is contemporary rather than Canarian, although the Michelin-starred Maresía restaurant, which sits next to the ever-so-chic rooftop pool, has the local Padrón brothers at the helm. There are two other restaurants, one serving Japanese-Peruvian fusion cuisine, and a 24-hour gym and programme of fitness classes, presumably so you can work off the calories. Book a stay* Hard Rock Hotel Tenerife 11. Hard Rock Hotel Tenerife, Playa Paraiso Large, lively and loud, this behemoth of a property has more than 600 rooms spread over two towers and all the music and memorabilia associated with the brand. You can get a Fender guitar or a record player and a selection of vinyl delivered to the rooms, all of which have a touch of bling. There are pool parties and live music at the beach bar, plus a low-lit spa to recover in. Not just for adults, with a children’s pool and kids’ clubs from six months to 16 years, this rock’n’roll choice is family-friendly too. Book a stay* Colón Guanahaní 12. Colón Guanahaní, Costa Adeje In the heart of Costa Adeje, this mid-size adults-only hotel offers a tranquil oasis that’s still deceptively close to all the shops, restaurants and excitement of the busy resort — the beach is also a short walk away. Life moves slowly here, with guests — who tend to the more mature end of the spectrum — basking around the two palm-shaded, heated saltwater pools or on the rooftop sundeck, where there’s also a hot tub. Upgrade to a pool view room to avoid any street noise at night. Book a stay* La Laguna Gran Hotel 13. La Laguna Gran Hotel, San Cristobal de La Laguna Those more interested in sightseeing than sunbathing will adore this charming heritage boutique located among the narrow, cobbled streets of Tenerife’s former capital, a Unesco world heritage site. Rooms are handsome and spacious for a city hotel, and breakfast can be served in the restaurant or on the sunny terrace. Guests are spoilt for choice when it comes to locations for drinks — tucked into a velvet chair or Chesterfield sofa in the lofty bar, or with views over the Anaga mountains by the rooftop pool. A tram runs into the capital, Santa Cruz, taking just 15 minutes. Book a stay* GF Victoria 14. GF Victoria, Costa Adeje Of all the luxury hotels in Tenerife, this has the highest thrill level for kids. There’s a surf pool, an adventure zone with zip lines, climbing wall and treehouses, a motor racing simulator, an aqua park and even a family area and special treatments in the spa. There are kids’ clubs too, so parents can enjoy the grown-up delights, including a suspended glass pool that projects over the edge of the roof, and yoga and Pilates in a Japanese garden. All suites come with separate living areas, and the location is great too, in between two of Tenerife’s best sandy beaches. Book a stay* Inspired to visit Tenerife but yet to book your trip? Here are the best Tui holidays and British Airways breaks to the fabulous Canary island. 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. Best hotels in Tenerife: Five star hotels and fun kids club resorts Tenerife gets a bad rap, although take a look at her and she doesn’t seem to care one jot. Three million years ago this volcanic island erupted out of the Atlantic swell and today she still stands proudly, her pinnacle the cone-shaped, still steaming Mount Teide – Spain’s highest mountain, no less. Teide smoulders high above plunging barrancos, towering cliffs and sandy beaches. Cast aside your preconceptions and discover hotels offering everything from Michelin-starred cuisine to sublime spas. And not a full English fry-up or disco bar in sight. The best hotels in Tenerife are: Best for escaping the kids: Red Level at Gran Melia Palacio de Isora, booking.com Best for rocking out: Hard Rock Hotel Tenerife, booking.com Best for dining: Royal Hideaway Corales Beach, booking.com Best for sports: The Ritz-Carlton, Abama, booking.com Best for all-out luxury: Bahia del Duque, booking.com Best for authentic island life: Hotel San Roque, booking. com Best for spa: Hotel Botanico, booking.com Best for family fun: Fantasia Bahia Principe Tenerife, booking.com Best for relaxation: Hotel Jardin Tropical, booking.com Best for a budget break: h20 Tenerife Playa, booking.com Neighbourhood: Guia de Isora Enjoy a dip free from flailing arms and inflatables at Red Level at Gran Meliá Palacio de Isora (Red Level at Gran Meliá Palacio de Isora) Seeking peace and quiet? This adults-only enclave within the larger Gran Melia Palacio de Isora hotel has its own (blissfully quiet) pool, a lush garden with hot tubs and daily one-hour open bar timed for the sunset. You’ll get preferential bookings in the hotel’s Clarins spa too and can even get your butler to run you a bath on your balcony. Bliss. Price: Doubles from €366 (£304 ) Book now Neighbourhood: El Roque Channel your inner rock star at the Hard Rock Hotel Tenerife (Hard Rock Hotel Tenerife) There’s music everywhere at the Hard Rock Hotel, from the pool to your room – where you can request a bass guitar to be delivered or chill to the beat of one of three “Rock Om” yoga videos. The kids’ clubs give little ones the chance to join the band, while adults can sip cocktails at one of the pool bars (named, naturally, Oasis and Nirvana) or retreat to the Rock Spa to recuperate. Price: Doubles from €189 (£157) Book now Neighbourhood: La Caleta Foodies will be in their element at the Royal Hideaway Corales Beach (Royal Hideaway Corales Beach) The Padron brothers are renowned in these parts for their gourmet cuisine (their restaurant Rincon de Juan Carlos holds a Michelin star). Foodies should not miss their latest opening, the rooftop Maresia restaurant, which sits alongside the glorious pool atop this adults-only five-star hotel. Suites are exquisite too, with vast balconies complete with bathtubs, and breakfast downstairs by the second pool can occupy you for hours with its copious buffet. Price: Doubles from €335 (£278) Book now Read the full Royal Hideaway Corales Beach review Neighbourhood: Guia de Isora The Ritz-Carlton, Abama (The Ritz-Carlton, Abama) Golfers and tennis lovers will find no need to leave this palatial hotel – there’s a tennis academy with seven courts and a history of hosting pro events, plus an 18-hole links golf course, driving range and putting green. All this is on site, along with two Michelin-starred restaurants (the Japanese Abama Kabuki and the super-luxe Basque-inspired MB), numerous swimming pools and a funicular to a bijou private beach. Price: Doubles from €313 (£260) Book now Read the full Ritz-Carlton, Abama review Neighbourhood: Adeje Luxuriate at Bahia del Duque (Bahia del Duque) Everything at this beachfront hotel feels super-sized, from the over-the-top faux 19th century Canarian architecture, to the huge suites with their ceiling fans and canopy beds. Among the palm trees you’ll find eight restaurants, 13 bars, five pools and direct access to a white-sand beach (one of the island’s best). There’s even an astronomical observatory for tours of the night sky. You’re in the heart of the action too – right outside, the beachside promenade leads into the resort centre. Price: Doubles from €299 (£248) Book now Best for authentic island life: Hotel San Roque Neighbourhood: Garachico For an authentic Canarian experience, head to Hotel San Roque (Hotel San Roque) Away from the touristy south coast, the tiny northern town of Garachico retains a local vibe, complete with men in flat caps playing draughts in the square. This delightful small hotel in the centre has just 20 rooms, spread throughout a 17th century mansion with a heated swimming pool at its centre. Book ahead for a laidback dinner at the hotel’s Restaurante Anturium, where tables are arranged around the pool, or head out to soak up the town’s authentic Tenerife nightlife. Price: Doubles from €217 (£180) Book now Neighbourhood: Puerto de la Cruz Get pampered at Hotel Botánico (Hotel Botánico) It’s worth booking into the Botanico for its Oriental Spa Garden alone – though you will also find super-spacious rooms with marble bathrooms, views of Mount Teide and the island’s best Thai restaurant. The Spa Garden offers all manner of massages in small pagodas beneath the palms, while a “thermal circuit” package includes access to indoor and outdoor heated pools, a Japanese sauna and Turkish baths. The hotel also has its own dreamy botanical garden with plenty of quiet corners to escape into. Price: Doubles from €251 (£208) Book now Neighbourhood: Los Abrigos Kids will find much to love at Fantasia Bahia Principe Tenerife (Fantasia Bahia Principe Tenerife) Wow the kids with a stay at this all-inclusive hotel, which comes with its own Cinderella-esque castle. Little ones will be dazzled by the miniature waterpark and nightly circus shows, while adults will love the included kids’ clubs and the opportunity to escape to the gym, spa or adults-only infinity pool. Food and drinks are unlimited and it’s a short walk into the pretty fishing village of Los Abrigos for a slap-up seafood supper too. Price: Doubles from €206 (£171) Book now Neighbourhood: Adeje Relax in the tropical surrounds of Hotel Jardín Tropical (Hotel Jardín Tropical) A tropical heated swimming pool, extensive gardens and a beach club with saltwater pool make this four-star hotel an enticing place to just sit and do nothing. Alternatively, there’s an al fresco fitness centre and massages by the pool. Couples should book a table for dinner at clifftop Las Rocas, a romantic setting for local seafood dishes. You’re very close to Puerto Colon too, where you can catch ferries to neighbouring La Gomera and go on whale watching trips. Price: Doubles from €170 (£141) Book now Neighbourhood: Puerto de la Cruz Those on a budget should opt for h20 Tenerife Playa (h20 Tenerife Playa) All the amenities of a luxury hotel with room rates more akin to a budget B&B, the h20 Tenerife Playa is also ideally located for exploring the island’s north. You’re in the centre of Puerto de la Cruz here, just 50 metres from gorgeous al fresco swimming pool complex Lago Martianez, designed by renowned Canarian architect Cesar Manrique, and 20m from the cultural and historic sites of capital Santa Cruz. Rooms are simple, but there’s a pleasant poolside bar, live music and a small spa. Price: Doubles from €134 (£111) Book now The 10 Best Hotels in Tenerife South Our Recommendations Lowest price at the beginning Number of stars and price Rating + number of reviews Royal River, Luxury Hotel – Adults Only 5 stars Hotel in Adeje Royal River & Spa, Luxury is located in Adeje. Facilities include 4 restaurants, 5 outdoor pools, a fitness center and 3 bars. The multitude of options of pools and the view. Expand Collapse 9.5 Exceptional 1,016 reviews Check Availability Vincci Seleccion La Plantacion del Sur 5 stars Hotel in Adeje This colonial-style hotel is located on the Costa Adeje. It offers a luxury spa and 5 swimming pools surrounded by sun terraces and gardens. Everything was perfect. Breakfasts and evening buffet was really delicious and a lot of variety. Staff was helpfull and kind. Cleaning services two times a day was great. I recommend this hotel! Expand Collapse 9 Superb 3,965 reviews Price from €180 per night Check Availability MYND Adeje 4 stars Hotel in Adeje MYND Adeje is located in Adeje and features a restaurant and a bar. It features an outdoor pool and a fitness centre. The hotel has a garden. excellent youth hotel, very beautiful rooftop terrace, you can enjoy the sunset. We had half board, it was 25 euros per person and at dinner you can order food for this amount in the restaurant, the prices are above average, but the dishes are really tasty, there are many vegetarian options. There is a beach within walking distance, but it is very modest, I advise you to drive to others by car. The room itself is small, but cozy, modern design. Very pleasant staff. Expand Collapse 9.3 Superb 529 reviews Price from €106.94 per night Check Availability GF Victoria 5 stars Hotel in Adeje Offering 2 restaurants and 4 bathing areas, GF Victoria Hotel is located in Costa Adeje, just 150 meters from Playa del Duque Beach. Nice view, nice facilities and very near from shopping, resturants and the beach Expand Collapse 9 Superb 437 reviews Price from €330 per night Check Availability Royal Hideaway Corales Suites 5 stars 5 stars Hotel in Adeje The adults-only Royal Hideaway Corales Beach by the Barceló Group is located in Adeje, in the south of Tenerife. Amazing restaurants, thoughtful staff, clean facilities. Expand Collapse 9.4 Superb 589 reviews Price from €410.25 per night Check Availability Las Terrazas de Abama Suites 5 stars 5 stars Hotel in Adeje This 5-star hotel complex is 1 km from La Caleta de Adeje Beach, in the southwest of Tenerife. The whole experience of the Hotel villa Maria was really amazing, the children’s club was fantastic, our children absolutely loved Bea 😁 Expand Collapse 9.1 Superb 400 reviews Price from €226 per night Check Availability Red Level at Gran Melia Palacio de Isora – Adults Only 5 stars Hotel in Alcala This adults-only hotel is located next to the ocean. All rooms offer private butler service. The hotel is just fabulous!! Staff are very welcoming and friendly. Everyone is wiling to help. We tried Two different restaurants for breakfast and they are perfect with wide range of choices. Everything you need is available you can stay for Three nights and you do not even need to go out!! Expand Collapse 9 Excellent 250 reviews Price from €360 per night Check Availability Flamingo Suites Boutique Hotel 4 stars Hotel in Adeje This attractive complex offers elegant apartments with balconies and kitchens, set around a heated outdoor pool and sundeck. We spent excelent time in hotel and Tenerife. Expand Collapse 9.3 Superb 358 reviews Price from €194.75 per night Check Availability See all 5,063 hotels in Tenerife South Magnificent design, comfortable rooms – these are the best hotels in Tenerife. The rating of Tenerife hotels will help you with your choice. home COUNTRIES / Spain / Cities and Resorts in Spain / Tenerife / Best hotels in Tenerife order Today Tenerife hotels offer excellent conditions for recreation. The equipment of the rooms fully meets the requirements of modern travelers, and the stylish design, magnificent well-groomed parks, clean pools fit perfectly into the surrounding world of island nature. Comfortable accommodation – these are the best hotels in Tenerife What traveler does not dream of visiting this amazing place – the Canary Islands! Here at any time of the year there is warm weather and the ocean, as well as the best hotels in Tenerife , ready to welcome you into their affectionate embrace The most popular and lively island of this Spanish archipelago is Tenerife. It greets travelers with a lush flowering of vegetation, the purest air, and the healing power of volcanic sand. These are green hills, blue sky, light breeze and high quality European service with developed infrastructure. Today the best hotels in Tenerife offer ideal conditions for a comfortable stay. Tenerife hotel offers The new resort complex Anthelia Park 5 * offers six small cozy hotels at once. Each of them is designed for different categories of guests, taking into account their individual wishes. Entertainment centers will help tourists with children to have a great time; cozy corners of dense gardens near the pools will allow you to enjoy solitude; night activities – throw out the energy of youth. A hotel Europe Villa Cortes 5 *, which occupies a leading position in Tenerife hotel rating , built in the Mexican style, will make you feel like an inhabitant of the city of the ancient civilization of the Aztecs: picturesque courtyards, spiral staircases, rich greenery of the park. The cleanest pools resemble lakes. However, the equipment of the hotel is nothing like the old days. The rooms are equipped with the latest technology with impeccable performance. However, absolutely all 5* Tenerife hotels can please with the most modern and magnificent equipment. Each of them also has swimming pools, spas, restaurants, bars and other nice places. 9 will help you choose the best option that suits your wishes.0261 Tenerife hotel rating . Here you can see not only a brief description of the establishments, but also the services and entertainment they offer. Tenerife hotel rating best hotels will help you relax after a busy vacation day : Tenerife hotel rating will help you with your choice. Bahia Del Duque Resort Gran Hotel 5* The chic Bahia Del Duque Resort Gran Hotel 5* is located in a truly heavenly corner of the island of Tenerife, on the picturesque coast of the Atlantic Ocean. The best conditions for a luxurious, comfortable and modern stay in beautifully decorated and stylish rooms of a prestigious hotel have been created here. Spain, Tenerife Costa Adeje Gran Hotel 5* Luxurious five-star complex is part of the GF Hoteles hotel chain, which has been pleasing guests for many years with its high-quality service and the richest choice of services and entertainment on the island of Tenerife. The hotel will appeal to families with children, couples in love, businessmen and will delight even the most demanding travelers. Spain, Tenerife Hotel Dream Gran Tacande 5* Spain, Tenerife Luxurious luxury resort belongs to the prestigious hotel chain located on the islands of Tenerife and Lanzarote, Dreamplace Hotels & Resorts, which is famous not only for stylish interiors and rich decoration, but also for its friendly atmosphere and quality service. Hotel Europe Villa Cortes 5* Spain, Tenerife Five-star hotel on the Atlantic coast, built in colonial style and surrounded by a picturesque park, is part of the Europe Hotels International hotel chain. The complex offers its guests accommodation in elegant rooms and suites decorated in a vibrant Mexican style, an extensive recreation area for children and adults, a large spa center with a wide selection of various facial and body treatments, and several restaurants that invite you to go to the whole gastronomic journey to the other end of the world. Hotel Gran Melia Palacio de Isora 5* Spain, Tenerife Among the lush fragrant gardens, next to the Atlantic Ocean and the majestic volcano Teide lies the prestigious complex Gran Melia Palacio de Isora 5*. The hotel provides guests with a variety of services and various opportunities for both leisure and work, which meet even the most demanding tastes. 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. Hotel Botanico & The Oriental Spa Garden 5* Spain, Tenerife Luxurious spa hotel, surrounded by a subtropical garden, offers its guests an exclusive luxury vacation. 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. Iberostar Anthelia 5* Spain, Tenerife The excellent five-star resort belongs to the leading hotel chain Iberostar Hotels & Resorts, whose hotels are presented in the main resorts of Spain, the Mediterranean and the Caribbean. 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. Iberostar Grand Hotel el Mirador 5* Spain, Tenerife An elegant five-star resort located on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean, part of the prestigious Iberostar Hotels & Resorts The Grand Collection, which is widely known for its highest level of service and rich choice services. 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. Iberostar Grand Hotel Mencey 5* Spain, Tenerife Stylish, modern, luxurious resort is part of the prestigious Iberostar Hotels & Resorts The Grand Collection, located in the most fashionable areas of famous cities. The colonial-style building is surrounded by a lush subtropical garden with swimming pools, recreation areas, tennis courts and playgrounds. Iberostar Grand Hotel Salome 5* Spain, Tenerife The luxurious five-star resort is one of the nine most prestigious hotels of the Iberostar Hotels & Resorts The Grand Collection, located worldwide. The complex is for adults only. Here guests will be provided with a calm measured rest and maximum comfort, they will offer many services and the highest quality of service. Hotel Jardines de Nivaria 5* Spain, Tenerife The elegant complex belongs to the family hotel chain, consisting of three hotels located in the south of Tenerife, Adrian Hoteles. The territory of Jardines de Nivaria has everything you need for a comfortable carefree holiday away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The hotel pays special attention to sports, health restoration, healthy and tasty gastronomy and quality service. Hotel Mediterranean Palace 5* Spain, Tenerife A beautiful luxury hotel in the south of Tenerife, part of the luxurious Mare Nostrum Resort with direct access to El Camison Beach. Mediterranean Palace is considered one of the best family holiday hotels on the island. It offers its clients many different services, a rich entertainment program for adults and children, which includes sporting events, games, shows, performances and parties. Roca Nivaria Gran Hotel 5* Spain, Tenerife Luxurious complex located on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean, part of the Adrian Hoteles hotel chain, which consists of three exquisite hotels in the south of Tenerife. Roca Nivaria Gran Hotel is a great place for a family holiday with children or a romantic getaway. Sheraton La Caleta Resort & Spa 5* Spain, Tenerife The luxury hotel is owned by the large hotel chain Sheraton Hotels & Resorts, which is part of the Starwood Hotels & Resorts group. It offers elegant rooms and bright suites with views of the picturesque park or ocean, a thalassotherapy center and spa, a variety of services and entertainment for every taste, even the most demanding taste, as well as several restaurants and bars serving national and international cuisine. Hotel Sir Anthony 5* Spain, Tenerife Surrounded by a shady green garden, this stylish hotel is part of the sophisticated Mare Nostrum Resort. 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. The Ritz-Carlton Abama Golf & Spa Resort 5* Spain, Tenerife This is one of the best five-star resort hotels on the island of Tenerife. The hotel owns an area of ​​160 hectares, immersed in flowers and greenery, where about 300 species of tropical plants, trees and palm trees grow. The picture is complemented by decorative lakes, picturesque golf courses covered with a continuous carpet of neatly trimmed grass, gardens and a beautiful view of the ocean. Hotel Vincci Seleccion La Plantacion del Sur 5* Spain, Tenerife The luxury resort is owned by the Spanish chain Vincci Hoteles, which has managed to establish itself from the best side. The modern and stylish complex offers its guests first-class service, a wide range of services and a convenient location near the best golf courses, restaurants and entertainment centers in the Costa Adeje resort. 9039Tel. +(34) 922717337 email: [email protected] Booking without prepayment – free cancellation to the ocean ~ 50 m. swimming pool Parking Air conditioning Laundry Food in the room Non-smoking More about the service AddressOn the mapPhotosHow to get there Sandos San Blas Nature Resort & Golf 5 Golf del Sur tel. +(34) 922749010 email: [email protected] to the ocean ~ 20 m. swimming pool Sea water Parking Air conditioning Laundry Food in room Non-smoking More about the service AddressOn the mapPhotosHow to get there Hotel Aeropuerto Sur 3 San Isidro tel. +(34) 9223 to the ocean ~ 5 km. Internet Wi-Fi Open swimming pool Parking Laundry More about the service AddressOn the mapPhotosHow to get there Best hotels in Tenerife It is quite difficult to choose the best hotel, because we undoubtedly recognize that so many people, so many opinions. One is good for some, and another is good for others. Yes, and it certainly depends on the positive, with which a traveler often comes to the island of eternal spring. But it is safe to say that having traveled around the island, swimming in the Atlantic Ocean, sunbathing on the beaches and tasting the Canarian cuisine, you will mostly be left with pleasant memories of your holidays, after which you would like to return and not pay attention to the little things in the hotel, if there were any. Before choosing a hotel, you need to decide whether you will be staying in the north or in the south of the island, because Tenerife is the largest of the seven Canary Islands. The northern part is more vegetative and green, but because of this it is cooler and rainier, especially in winter (January to April). This significant difference in climatic features and temperatures in comparison with the south is influenced by the Teide Volcano, with its height of 3718 meters, since it does not let cold trade winds and cloud masses pass unhindered, but accumulates them, causing precipitation or dense clouds just in this parts. Another important factor is the sun, which warms the air to favorable temperatures, but when there are a lot of clouds, they do not let the rays of the sun through, and the degrees fall rapidly, which entails various thoughts not for the better from such a rest. Of course, the northern part is good in its own way and must be visited by those who are staying in the south. More developed in this direction is the city – Puerto de La Cruz, along with the popular beach – Playa de Jardin, as well as one of the best zoos in the world – Loro Park, located within the city. One of the best hotels of Puerto de la Cruz, which would be worth considering: The best hotels Puerto de la Cruis Travel request 9040 The weather in the south is usually sunny, but sometimes there are clouds, of course less often than in the north. Vegetation is sparse, it almost burns out in summer, despite the fact that in settlements there are many plantations with artificial irrigation, including: green grass, palm trees, trees, bushes that bloom almost all year round, even in winter. There are many beaches and most of them are protected from strong waves – breakwaters and ennobled, for your convenience there are: sun loungers, umbrellas, a lifeguard, fresh water showers, bars, shops, etc. Everything is done for a good holiday in the coastal zone, not only for adults, but also for families with children. A wide range of excursions take place just from the south, including many entertainment centers, such as: two water parks (Siam Park, Aqualand), Monkey Park, Jungle Park, boat trip to dolphins and whales, Safari shopping center, Flamenco and etc. What hotels are worth paying attention to? Best hotels in Las Americas 5 Stars 4 Stars 9039 2 Stars 903 Botanico & the oriental spa garden Hotel Las Aguilas Apartamentos Casablanca Apartamentos Bambi Sun Holidays Best Semiramis Bahia Principe San Felipe Apartamentos Noelia Playa Don Cándido Riu Garoe RF Astoria Tenerife Tigaiga 5 stars 4 stars 3 stars 2 stars Sir Anthony Parque Santiago IV Park Club Europe Primecomfort California Europe Villa Cortés Las Palmeras Parque La Paz Aparthotel Apartamentos Marola Park h20 Conquistador Parque Cristobal Los Cardones Cleopatra Palace Andorra Green Garden Resort & Suites Sunprime Coral Suites Spring Hotel Vulcano Spring Hotel Bitacora Marylanza Suites & Spa Best Tenerife Tigotan Lovers & Friends Costa Adeje is considered to be younger and more modern than Playa de Las Americas. Most of the 5 star hotels are located in this area. Iberostar Anthelia h20 Gran Tinerfe Gran Hotel Bahia del Duque Resort Meliá Jardines del Teide h20 Costa Adeje Palace Hotel Fañabé Costa Sur Royal Garden Villas HOVIMA Costa Adeje Iberostar Las Dalias 9040 Apartments for rent Private property from owners: studios, apartments and villas. Hotels in Tenerife | Canary Islands There are few places in the world where you can enjoy such wonderful conditions as on the island of Tenerife: you will spend a magnificent holiday that will remain in your memory for a lifetime! Tenerife is considered a truly privileged island of the Canary archipelago and can rightfully be proud of its excellent climate and amazing coastline, where every beach is a pearl. In addition, some areas of the island have been recognized by UNESCO as World Heritage Sites – such is the case with the historic center of La Laguna and Volcano Teide, which impresses with its incomparable beauty. Towns such as Santa Cruz de Tenerife, have long been a favorite destination for many travelers fascinated by the island. In addition, from Tenerife you can easily get by ferry to the neighboring island La Gomera. Learn more Tenerife has several nature reserves, many protected natural areas and more than fifteen natural monuments. Guests of the island can also visit a variety of amusement parks and centers, for example, Siam Park . The rich cultural heritage of Tenerife is perfectly combined with the exciting shows that are held in the concert hall Auditorio de Tenerife and are of interest to both locals and tourists. In order to plan an unforgettable holiday on this wonderful island, you need to find a hotel that meets the requirements of every traveler. Read less Average temperature: 23 ° C Currency: euros COMPARY COMPLE COULD: 1.15 euros Public transport: 1.25 euros / Ticket Emplex: UTC ± 00:00:00 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 Holidays in Tenerife Learn more La Caleta is the perfect choice for any type of holiday, whether it’s a romantic getaway, a family trip or a getaway with friends. If you are looking for a luxury accommodation option, we recommend that you take a look at Royal Hideaway Corales Beach – Adults Only and Royal Hideaway Corales Suites are some of the best hotels in Tenerife. The ocean was the main inspiration for the creation of the complex: the hotel is built in the shape of a ship, and elements of its interior are reminiscent of the sea corals of Tenerife. This architectural idea was brought to life by local architect Leonardo Omar. Without a doubt, the best accommodation options among hotels in the south of Tenerife. When looking for a hotel in Tenerife, consider the places you want to visit. Especially popular among travelers are La Laguna (Tenerife) and Playa de las Americas . Another famous attraction of the island is Siam Park Tenerife, an exciting water park that is ideal for families. A visit to this water park must be included in the list of your plans during your stay in Tenerife. Read less Learn more La Arena is just 4 km from Los Gigantes and is also ideal for tourists looking for a quiet and relaxing holiday on the island’s west coast. Hotel Allegro Isora in Tenerife is a great option for both a romantic trip and a family vacation. This recently refurbished hotel is located right next to the beach. Santa Cruz de Tenerife is the capital of the island and is often referred to as the capital of all the Canary Islands. It is the largest city in Tenerife and is ideal for those who want a unique experience during their stay on the island, immersed in city life in the heart of it. Markets and shops, art museums and theatres, carnivals and festivals, and some of the best Tenerife hotels. The elegant city hotel Occidental Santa Cruz Contemporáneo is located in Rambla de Santa Cruz, the most prestigious area of ​​the city. It will be an ideal place to relax after exploring the city. These magnificent hotels in Tenerife will pleasantly surprise any traveler and provide an unforgettable stay for both couples in love and families looking for a hotel where they can comfortably relax with children. Once you’ve chosen a hotel to stay in, it’s time to plan your trip and find out which places to visit on the island. What to see in Tenerife? Read less Active recreation and entertainment Learn more Not far from Siam Park is Aqualand Costa Adeje, another great amusement park. It is known for its dolphin shows as well as educational performances that showcase the physical and mental abilities of these amazing animals! In short, in Tenerife you will find entertainment for every taste, both for adults and children. Read less Learn more Teide was declared a national park in 1954 and in 1989 it was awarded the highest category of the European Diploma for Protected Areas. In 2007, the Teide National Park was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. This is a unique place where travelers can view the volcanic landscape and get to know the complex geological processes that led to the formation of this impressive mountain. The park is a real geological treasure that will amaze visitors with an amazing, vast world of rocks and minerals. The park has an extensive network of trails, one of the best in Tenerife: along it, guests of the island can reach various attractions and get to know the wonders of the park better. Whether it’s a romantic getaway or a family trip to Tenerife with kids , we recommend that you visit Teide Park during your holiday in Tenerife. Read less Learn more Playa de la Arena, or simply La Arena, is one of Tenerife’s many black sand beaches. The beach is located in a small tourist town Puerto de Santiago. Volcanic sand creates a unique picturesque landscape that will pleasantly surprise any visitor. The area of ​​Playa de las Americas is located on the south coast of the island and is without a doubt one of the most famous areas of Tenerife. Life here is in full swing day and night … Young people love this place for a wide selection of bars, shops, concert venues and discos, as well as for restaurants, some of the best in Tenerife . The long line of golden sandy beach, easy access to the ocean and calm currents attract families with children to Playa de las Americas. Among the water sports most popular among beach goers, is diving, Tenerife is also ideal for windsurfers. Playa de los Cristianos is very close to Playa de las Americas and is also famous for its entertainment and activities. Playa de los Cristianos is followed by Playa de las Vistas, a line of golden sandy beach where visitors can immerse themselves in the vast world of water activities. Thanks to such magnificent beaches, Tenerife can undoubtedly be considered one of the legendary “Blissful Isles”. Costa Adeje – one of the best resorts in Tenerife, (and in all the Canary Islands!) for families, and Playa del Duque is considered a truly exclusive place, separated from the rest of the coast by a rocky ledge with artificial castle. This beach is a living embodiment of luxury and elegance. It was created for beach lovers who seek to spend their time as efficiently as possible. Due to its high quality standards and cleanliness, this beach has been awarded the Blue Flag, an internationally prestigious award. Tenerife is an island of volcanoes, so black sand awaits visitors on some of its beaches. Volcanic sand not only creates a picturesque contrast with the white waves washing the black shore, but also better absorbs solar energy, which makes the beach warm and pleasant to relax at any time of the year. One of the most famous black sand beaches in Tenerife is Playa de Benijo. For adventure seekers who want to surf in Tenerife we recommend visiting the best area of ​​Tenerife for this sport is the north of the island. Take a trip to the north of Tenerife for a day, you can enjoy the magnificent waves and have a great time. Read less What dishes to try in Tenerife? Tenerife hotels – TOP best resort hotels – When planning a vacation in this country, you can choose a hotel, as they say, for every taste and budget. Of the Canary Islands, Tenerife is the largest and most popular among travelers. For a century and a half, the tourism business has been developing in Tenerife, so the service in hotels is at the highest level. Tenerife has the largest airport, which receives most of the flights and it is very convenient for tourists to stay on this island. There are about a hundred hotels of various categories in Tenerife, ranging from inexpensive 3* apartments to luxurious 5* hotels. Most hotels are located close to shops, restaurants and bars. Most of the hotels are located in the south of the island in resorts Playa de Las Americas; Playa de Los Cristianos; Playa Paraiso; Ten Bel; and in the north of the island in the city of Puerta la Cruz. Hotels with 3 stars In Tenerife, even in a 3* hotel, you can count on excellent service and a friendly attitude. For tourists who prefer a budget and quality vacation, 3 * hotels in Tenerife are an excellent option. As a rule, 3 * hotels are located on 2 or 3 coastlines. For lovers of outdoor activities, 3 * hotels offer gyms, sports grounds, tennis courts, and for couples with children – game rooms, playgrounds, entertainment with animators, as well as babysitting services for a fee. Most 3* hotels offer breakfast only, sometimes breakfast and dinner. Hotel BAHIA FLAMINGO 3* Hotel BAHIA FLAMINGO 3* is located just 400 meters from the most beautiful beach with volcanic sand – Playa de la Arena. In the nearby cities of Santa Cruz and Puerto de la Cruz, you can get to know the local flavor and shop in the shops. The hotel has 142 small but modern rooms in excellent condition, an outdoor swimming pool, two bars and a buffet restaurant with local and international cuisine. For children, the hotel offers a mini club, junior club and babysitting services. EL MENADO 3* The hotel is located far from the center of the resort area, and is suitable for a quiet and secluded holiday. Hotel EL MENADO 3 * stands on the seashore and is a real Mecca for windsurfers. Near the hotel there is a windsurfing school, as well as a rental of the necessary equipment. Hotel EL MENADO 3* is a 5-storey building with small, clean, modern rooms. From the balconies of the rooms you can enjoy a charming view of the sea and the beach. The hotel has a restaurant, a bar, an outdoor pool, a lobby and a terrace from which you can jump directly into the sea. 4-star hotels in Tenerife Thanks to the best quality-price ratio, 4* hotels are the most popular among tourists. Basically, the rooms of 4 * hotels have air conditioning, LCD TV, telephone, hairdryer, slippers and towels. A safety deposit box and a minibar are available at an additional cost. All hotels have a well-groomed territory, where there are not only bars and restaurants, swimming pools, gyms, but also sports grounds and tennis courts. All 4 * hotels have animators who entertain both children and adults. In the evenings, visitors are invited to listen to live music, visit a disco or a show program. Most 4 * hotels offer breakfast and dinner, but you can find hotels that work on an all-inclusive basis. GUAYARMINA PRINCESS 4* The hotel is very well located near the city center, shops, restaurants and just 150 meters from the Blue Flag Fanabe beach. Rooms at the Guayarmina Princess 4* are decorated in soothing, light colors and comfortably furnished. The rooms have a mini-bar, TV, air conditioning, telephone, safe, on request you can get a baby cot. The hotel is family-oriented, so there are various entertainments for children: a mini-club, a children’s pool, a playground, children’s animation, as well as a children’s menu and high chairs in restaurants. The hotel has two restaurants, one serving a buffet and the other serving traditional cuisine. Also on the territory of Guayarmina Princess 4 * you can listen to music, have a snack or drink drinks in four bars. ISABEL FAMILY 4* The ISABEL FAMILY 4* hotel is built in the form of a Canarian village and consists of a main building, several villas and bungalows. In 2010, the hotel was reconstructed, so it will delight its guests with spacious and bright rooms equipped with everything necessary for a comfortable stay. Many rooms have a balcony or terrace with wonderful views of the area. Villas have a separate kitchen, jacuzzi, living room and bedroom. Bungalows also have a kitchen, bedroom, living room, as well as a small terrace and garden. The hotel has a restaurant serving local and international cuisine. It occasionally hosts themed dinners. Guests of the hotel can also enjoy soft and alcoholic drinks in three bars. The best hotels with 5 stars There are only 18 hotels in Tenerife that have been awarded 5 stars. Staying in such a hotel, you can be sure that it fully complies with international quality standards. Five-star hotels offer their guests impeccable service, comfortable rooms, delicious food and a variety of entertainment. Basically, they are located on the first line and go to the beaches very close. All beaches in Tenerife are municipal, so you can choose any one you like to relax. BOTANICO 5* BOTANICO 5* belongs to the Gran Luxe hotels for a reason, it is considered one of the most comfortable and respectable hotels. Complex BOTANICO 5 * is located in the resort of Puerto de la Cruz. The resort has 4 restaurants with Spanish, Italian and Mediterranean cuisine, as well as a buffet, where you can have breakfast and dinner. It is recommended to come to the restaurant with oriental cuisine in elegant clothes, and after 20:00 entry in shorts will be prohibited. Vacationers can enjoy soft drinks and spirits in 5 bars, which are located near the pools with fresh and salt water. In the evenings, guests of the hotel can listen to live music. During the working week, a free shuttle bus is available from the hotel to the city. Since 2003, the BOTANICO 5* hotel has been offering its visitors the services of a luxurious SPA center, which offers several types of underwater and Thai massage, Finnish sauna, jacuzzi and many other wellness treatments. Hotel BAHIA DEL DUQUE 5* Hotel BAHIA DEL DUQUE 5* is known for impeccable service, large and well-groomed territory. This hotel is chosen by travelers who love comfort and luxury. The hotel is located in Costa Adeje, close to one of the best beaches in Tenerife – Playa del Duque. The complex consists of 21 mansions with luxurious rooms and several individual villas. The territory of the hotel is 120,000 sq. m., about half of which are parks and gardens. Guests of the hotel are offered a choice of 10 restaurants with various national cuisines, 9bars, as well as swimming pools with fresh and sea water. The hotel has excellent sports and entertainment facilities and even an astronomical observatory. For wealthy clients BAHIA DEL DUQUE 5* can offer to stay in one of 4 luxurious mansions with exclusive services: private breakfast restaurant, butler service, reading room and many other special offers. BEST HOTELS TENERIFE Hotels 3* BAHIA FLAMINGO, EL MENADO Hotels 4 * GUAYARMINA PRINCESS, ISABEL FAMILY Hotels 5* GUAYARMINA PRINCESS, ISABEL FAMILY Tenerife: an unforgettable holiday on the island of eternal spring! Price on request Number of days: 8/7 Arrival dates: on request Number of people: 2 Airfare: included Type of food: breakfast Price on request Number of days: 8/7 Arrival dates: on request Number of people: 2 Airfare: included Type of food: breakfast Price on request Number of days: 7/8 Arrival dates: on request Number of people: 2 Airfare: included Type of food: breakfast The best hotels Tenerife iberostar Torviscas Playa 4* Seraton La Caleta Resort & SPA 5* Barcelo Santiago 4* ; 7 nights / 8 days Arrival dates: on request Number of people: 2 Airline: VCL breakfast Price for request 7 Nights/8 days Dates of the race: for request Number of people: 2 Air Flea: VL 9000 Podger: Breakfasts Price on request 7 nights/8 days Dates of arrival: on request Number of people: 2 Airfare: incl. Breakfast Price on request 7 nights/8 days Arrival dates: on request Number of people: 2 Airfare: incl breakfast One of the best hotels in Adeje! Hotel Playa is located on Fanabe Beach, on the Costa Adeje in Tenerife. It features 3 outdoor pools surrounded by extensive gardens, a tennis court, and a health and beauty centre. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. The rooms feature a balcony, a private bathroom with a hairdryer and satellite TV. The hotel has a buffet restaurant and several bars. In particular, guests can visit the lobby bar with a terrace and the pool bar, where snacks and drinks are served. The hotel organizes various sports activities, including volleyball, badminton and water polo. Water sports can be enjoyed at the nearby beach. The hotel is just 10 minutes’ walk from Puerto Colon, an area full of restaurants, bars and nightlife. Tenerife South Airport is a 20-minute drive from the hotel. They speak Russian here. Price for request 7 Nights/8 days Dates of the race: for request number of people: 2 Airline: VCL Power supply: breakfast Price on request 7 nights / 8 days Dates of arrival: on request Number of people: 2 Airfare: incl. 0003 The hotel is located in Puerto Santiago, offering stunning views of the island of La Gomera and the Rocks of the Giants – the most beautiful landscape in the south of Tenerife. The area is said to have the best microclimate on the island. The hotel offers a wide range of U-Spa services. In addition, guests can also enjoy excellent gastronomy, unique service and a wide range of choice in the hotel’s restaurants, from traditional local cuisine to international dishes. Each room has a terrace or balcony with breathtaking views of the sea and Teide. In 2014 the hotel was awarded the Tripadviser quality certificate. From the hotel to the southern airport about. Tenerife 46 km and 34 km. to Playa de las Americas. Public sandy beach 200 m from the hotel. There is a promenade between the hotel and the beach. Luxurious hotel located on the seafront in the resort of Costa Adeje in the south of Tenerife and surrounded by a tropical garden. The hotel has 3 swimming pools and a large spa. Rooms are equipped with the exclusive Sheraton Sweet Sleeper Bed and Wi-Fi is available on request and at a daily and weekly rate. The Sheraton has 4 restaurants, including a Japanese and Spanish tapas restaurant. There are 2 bars with live music in the evenings. The hotel is just 1.5 km from the Costa Adeje golf course and 5 km from several other courses. Siam Park is just a 10-minute drive from the hotel. They speak Russian here. numbers DUBLE, SINGL Pools 3 Open pools Beach Fanabe Club NOT Restaurants Restaurant and Bars 9000 Rooms duble, singl Swimming pools 3 swimming pools Beach sandy Kids club no Restaurants 4 restaurants 2 bars Entertainment and other services spa numbers DUBLE, SINGL Pools Open Beach Giant cliffs 9000 Spa» Price includes: International air travel Accommodation at the hotel with the selected type of food Transfer airport – hotel – airport Medical insurance Additional charge: Visa Cancellation insurance Optional excursions Additional services The final cost depends on the date of arrival, number of nights, type of accommodation, number of people in the room, type of food and hotel availability. Page 1 of 3 1 2 3 Next » 1 2 3 Вперед