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Palma nova weather in may: Average weather May in Palmanova, Spain

Опубликовано: April 30, 2021 в 11:12 am

Автор: alexxlab

Категории: May

Palmanova, Spain weather in May: average temperature & climate

Historical temperature average in May

In Palmanova, Spain

69°F

highs

63°F

lows

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General weather summary

Mildly cool with a gentle breeze

Feels like

Daily chance of prec.

0.032 in

Amount

11.1 mph

Wind speed

68%

Humidity

14.3 hrs

Daylight length

6:36am

Sunrise

8:55pm

Sunset

62%

Cloud cover

T-shirt

What to wear

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What is the average temperature in May

The average temperature in Palmanova in May for a typical day ranges from a high of 69°F (20°C) and a low of 63°F (17°C). Some would describe it as mildly cool with a gentle breeze.

For comparison, the hottest month in Palmanova, August, has days with highs of 84°F (29°C) and lows of 77°F (25°C). The coldest month, February has days with highs of 57°F (14°C) and lows of 52°F (11°C). This graph shows how an average day looks like in Palmanova in May based on historical data.

Highs and lows in Palmanova in May

How much does it rain in May

In Palmanova in May, there’s a 8% 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 Palmanova is November with a 21% chance of precipitation on a typical day and gets 0.04 inches (0.9 mm) of precipitation, while the dryest month in Palmanova is July with a 1.8% chance of precipitation on a typical day and gets 0.04 inches (0.9 mm) of precipitation. These graphs show the probability of it raining/snowing in May and the amount of rainfall.

Chance of rain or snow on an average Palmanova day by month

Average precipitation by hour of day

How cloudy is Palmanova in May

The average amount of time that the sky is clear or sunny (partly cloudy or less) in Palmanova during May is 14.8 hours (62% of the day). For comparison, the day with the most clear, sunny days in Palmanova is July with 20.5 hours while November has the shortest amount of cloud-free hours of only 13.3 hours. This graph shows the average amount of sunshine in Palmanova in May based on historical data.

Monthly clear skies percent of time in Palmanova

When is the sunrise and sunset in May

The average day in Palmanova during May has 14.3 hours of daylight, with sunrise at 6:36 am and sunset at 8:55 pm.

The day with the longest amount of daylight in Palmanova is June 17th with 15.0 hours while December 23rd has the shortest amount of daylight of only 9.4 hours.

This graph shows the average amount of daylight in Palmanova in May based on historical data.

Average hours of daylight in Palmanova by month

How humid is it in May

In May, Palmanova is moderately humid with an average amount of 68% (relative humidity), which could be described as humid but cool. March has the highest relative humidity at 72% and is the least humid in July at 62%. This graph shows the average amount of humidity in Palmanova throughout May based on historical data.

Average relative humidity in Palmanova by month

How windy is it in May in Palmanova

Historically, the wind in Palmanova during May blows at an average speed of 11.1 mph (17.8 kph). The windiest month is February with an average wind speed of 15.3 mph (24.7 kph), while the calmest month is July with an average wind speed of 9.2 mph (14.8 kph). This graph shows the average wind speed in Palmanova in May based on historical data.

Average monthly wind speed in Palmanova

What to wear in May

With an average high of 69°F (20°C) and a low of 63°F (17°C), it generally feels mildly cool 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 Palmanova the rest of the year?

We’ve collected the weather data for Palmanova during all other months of the year too:

Weather in Palmanova in January
Weather in Palmanova in February
Weather in Palmanova in March
Weather in Palmanova in April
Weather in Palmanova in June
Weather in Palmanova in July
Weather in Palmanova in August
Weather in Palmanova in September
Weather in Palmanova in October
Weather in Palmanova in November
Weather in Palmanova in December

Where does this data come from?

Weather data for Palmanova 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 May (e.g., May 1, May 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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Palma Nova (Spain) weather – Met Office

Sunny.

Clear.

Sunny intervals.

Sunny changing to cloudy by lunchtime.

Sunny changing to light showers in the afternoon.

Sunny intervals.

Light showers changing to clear by early evening.

Time	13:00	14:00	15:00	16:00	17:00	18:00	19:00	20:00	21:00	22:00	23:00
Weather symbol
	Chance of precipitation
Chance of precipitation	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%
	Temperature °C Choose temperature units °C°F
Temperature in degrees Celsius	28°	29°	29°	29°	29°	28°	27°	25°	24°	24°	23°
	Feels like temperature °C
Feels like temperature in degrees Celsius	45″> 26°	28°	28°	27°	27°	26°	25°	24°	23°	23°	22°
	Wind direction and speed mph Choose wind speed units mphkm/hknotsm/sBeaufort
Wind direction and speed in miles per hour	NE 8	ENE 8	ENE 8	ENE 8	ENE 9	ENE 9	ENE 9	ENE 9	ENE 9	ENE 8	NE 7
	Wind gust mph
Wind gust in miles per hour	18	19	19	20	20	19	18	16	15	14	12
	Visibility Choose visibility units descriptionkm
Visibility	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG
	Humidity
Humidity	38%	33%	32%	32%	31%	36%	40%	45%	51%	56%	62%
	UV
UV	6	7	5	4	2	2	1	–	–	–	–

Time	00:00	01:00	02:00	03:00	04:00	05:00	06:00	07:00	08:00	09:00	10:00	11:00	12:00	13:00	14:00	15:00	16:00	17:00	18:00	19:00	20:00	21:00	22:00	23:00
Weather symbol
	Chance of precipitation
Chance of precipitation	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%
	Temperature °C Choose temperature units °C°F
Temperature in degrees Celsius	22°	22°	21°	21°	20°	20°	20°	20°	20°	22°	24°	26°	27°	28°	29°	28°	28°	28°	27°	26°	25°	25°	24°	24°
	Feels like temperature °C
Feels like temperature in degrees Celsius	81″> 22°	22°	21°	21°	20°	20°	20°	20°	20°	22°	24°	26°	27°	28°	29°	28°	28°	28°	27°	26°	26°	25°	25°	24°
	Wind direction and speed mph Choose wind speed units mphkm/hknotsm/sBeaufort
Wind direction and speed in miles per hour	NE 7	NE 6	NE 5	NE 5	NNE 4	NNE 4	NNE 4	NNE 4	NNE 4	NE 4	NE 4	NE 4	NE 4	S 5	SW 5	SW 6	SW 6	SW 7	SW 6	SSW 6	SSW 6	S 5	S 5	SE 5
	Wind gust mph
Wind gust in miles per hour	11	10	8	8	7	7	7	7	7	8	9	10	12	14	16	16	17	17	15	13	11	10	10	9
	Visibility Choose visibility units descriptionkm
Visibility	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG
	Humidity
Humidity	64%	67%	69%	71%	73%	75%	76%	77%	78%	68%	58%	47%	44%	41%	38%	40%	42%	44%	49%	54%	59%	62%	64%	67%
	UV
UV	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	1	2	3	4	5	6	6	5	4	2	2	1	–	–	–	–

Time	00:00	01:00	02:00	05:00	08:00	11:00	14:00	17:00	20:00	23:00
Weather symbol
	Chance of precipitation
Chance of precipitation	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	10%	<5%	<5%
	Temperature °C Choose temperature units °C°F
Temperature in degrees Celsius	23°	23°	22°	21°	21°	25°	27°	27°	25°	24°
	Feels like temperature °C
Feels like temperature in degrees Celsius	99″> 24°	24°	23°	22°	22°	26°	27°	27°	26°	25°
	Wind direction and speed mph Choose wind speed units mphkm/hknotsm/sBeaufort
Wind direction and speed in miles per hour	SSE 4	ENE 4	ENE 4	NE 4	ENE 5	E 4	S 6	S 7	SSE 6	ESE 7
	Wind gust mph
Wind gust in miles per hour	9	8	8	8	9	11	16	16	11	12
	Visibility Choose visibility units descriptionkm
Visibility	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG
	Humidity
Humidity	70%	73%	76%	79%	82%	56%	47%	51%	58%	67%
	UV
UV	–	–	–	–	1	4	5	2	–	–

Time	02:00	05:00	08:00	11:00	14:00	17:00	20:00	23:00
Weather symbol
	Chance of precipitation
Chance of precipitation	10%	10%	10%	10%	20%	40%	10%	10%
	Temperature °C Choose temperature units °C°F
Temperature in degrees Celsius	23°	22°	22°	24°	26°	25°	24°	23°
	Feels like temperature °C
Feels like temperature in degrees Celsius	68″> 24°	22°	22°	24°	26°	26°	25°	23°
	Wind direction and speed mph Choose wind speed units mphkm/hknotsm/sBeaufort
Wind direction and speed in miles per hour	SE 7	NE 7	NE 6	NE 6	W 4	SW 5	SSE 5	ENE 7
	Wind gust mph
Wind gust in miles per hour	12	13	10	13	11	14	10	12
	Visibility Choose visibility units descriptionkm
Visibility	VG	VG	G	VG	VG	G	VG	VG
	Humidity
Humidity	74%	78%	82%	63%	54%	59%	67%	72%
	UV
UV	–	–	1	4	5	2	–	–

Time	02:00	05:00	08:00	11:00	14:00	17:00	20:00	23:00
Weather symbol
	Chance of precipitation
Chance of precipitation	<5%	<5%	<5%	10%	10%	40%	10%	<5%
	Temperature °C Choose temperature units °C°F
Temperature in degrees Celsius	22°	22°	22°	25°	26°	26°	24°	24°
	Feels like temperature °C
Feels like temperature in degrees Celsius	97″> 23°	22°	22°	25°	26°	26°	25°	24°
	Wind direction and speed mph Choose wind speed units mphkm/hknotsm/sBeaufort
Wind direction and speed in miles per hour	ENE 6	ENE 6	ENE 7	E 7	SE 7	SSW 6	SE 7	ESE 8
	Wind gust mph
Wind gust in miles per hour	11	11	12	15	15	13	11	13
	Visibility Choose visibility units descriptionkm
Visibility	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG
	Humidity
Humidity	76%	81%	84%	62%	56%	59%	67%	76%
	UV
UV	–	–	1	4	5	2	–	–

Time	02:00	05:00	08:00	11:00	14:00	17:00	20:00	23:00
Weather symbol
	Chance of precipitation
Chance of precipitation	10%	<5%	<5%	10%	10%	10%	10%	10%
	Temperature °C Choose temperature units °C°F
Temperature in degrees Celsius	23°	23°	22°	25°	26°	26°	24°	23°
	Feels like temperature °C
Feels like temperature in degrees Celsius	47″> 23°	23°	23°	25°	26°	26°	25°	24°
	Wind direction and speed mph Choose wind speed units mphkm/hknotsm/sBeaufort
Wind direction and speed in miles per hour	ESE 8	ESE 8	E 8	SSE 8	S 10	SSW 9	ESE 7	ESE 7
	Wind gust mph
Wind gust in miles per hour	13	13	14	16	20	18	12	12
	Visibility Choose visibility units descriptionkm
Visibility	VG	VG	VG	VG	G	VG	VG	VG
	Humidity
Humidity	81%	82%	84%	63%	58%	59%	69%	78%
	UV
UV	–	–	1	4	5	2	–	–

Time	02:00	05:00	08:00	11:00	14:00	17:00	20:00	23:00
Weather symbol
	Chance of precipitation
Chance of precipitation	10%	10%	40%	40%	60%	50%	10%	10%
	Temperature °C Choose temperature units °C°F
Temperature in degrees Celsius	23°	22°	22°	23°	23°	23°	22°	22°
	Feels like temperature °C
Feels like temperature in degrees Celsius	06″> 23°	23°	22°	22°	22°	22°	22°	22°
	Wind direction and speed mph Choose wind speed units mphkm/hknotsm/sBeaufort
Wind direction and speed in miles per hour	E 8	NE 7	SSE 7	SE 9	SSE 12	W 11	SSW 10	E 9
	Wind gust mph
Wind gust in miles per hour	12	12	12	17	23	20	17	16
	Visibility Choose visibility units descriptionkm
Visibility	VG	G	G	G	G	G	G	VG
	Humidity
Humidity	81%	84%	86%	78%	71%	72%	76%	79%
	UV
UV	–	–	1	3	4	1	–	–

Palmanova, IB 10-Day Weather Forecast – The Weather Channel

As of 12:29 pm CEST

Today

78°/60°

SunnySunny

Rain

Wind

ESE

10 mph

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Mon 19 | Day

78°

Sunny

Wind

ESE

10 mph

Plentiful sunshine. High 78F. Winds ESE at 10 to 15 mph.

Humidity
Humidity41%
UV Level
UV Index7 of 10
Sun Rise
Sunrise7:34 am
Sunset
Sunset7:52 pm

Mon 19 | Night

60°

Clear Night

Wind

7 mph

Clear skies. Low around 60F. Winds NE at 5 to 10 mph.

Humidity
Humidity58%
UV Level
UV Index0 of 10
Moon Rise
Moonrise12:50 am

Moon Phase – Day 23

Waning Crescent
Moon Set
Moonset4:42 pm

Tue 20

78°/62°

SunnySunny

Rain

Wind

9 mph

Arrow Down

Tue 20 | Day

78°

Sunny

Wind

9 mph

A mainly sunny sky. High 78F. Winds NW at 5 to 10 mph.

Humidity
Humidity52%
UV Level
UV Index6 of 10
Sun Rise
Sunrise7:35 am
Sunset
Sunset7:50 pm

Tue 20 | Night

62°

Mostly Clear Night

Wind

NNE

7 mph

Partly cloudy. Low 62F. Winds NNE at 5 to 10 mph.

Humidity
Humidity69%
UV Level
UV Index0 of 10
Moon Rise
Moonrise1:45 am

Moon Phase – Day 24

Waning Crescent
Moon Set
Moonset5:25 pm

Wed 21

76°/63°

Partly CloudyPartly Cloudy

Rain

15%

Wind

SSE

9 mph

Arrow Down

Wed 21 | Day

76°

Partly Cloudy

Wind

SSE

9 mph

Partly cloudy skies. High 76F. Winds SSE at 5 to 10 mph.

Humidity
Humidity61%
UV Level
UV Index6 of 10
Sun Rise
Sunrise7:36 am
Sunset
Sunset7:48 pm

Wed 21 | Night

63°

Scattered Showers

Wind

ENE

6 mph

Partly cloudy skies early followed by some light rain later at night. Low 63F. Winds light and variable. Chance of rain 70%.

Humidity
Humidity68%
UV Level
UV Index0 of 10
Moon Rise
Moonrise2:44 am

Moon Phase – Day 25

Waning Crescent
Moon Set
Moonset6:02 pm

Thu 22

74°/62°

Scattered ShowersLight Rain

Rain

72%

Wind

8 mph

Arrow Down

Thu 22 | Day

74°

Scattered Showers

Wind

8 mph

Cloudy with periods of light rain. High 74F. Winds N at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 70%.

Humidity
Humidity64%
UV Level
UV Index6 of 10
Sun Rise
Sunrise7:37 am
Sunset
Sunset7:47 pm

Thu 22 | Night

62°

Partly Cloudy Night

Wind

7 mph

Partly cloudy skies. Low 62F. Winds NE at 5 to 10 mph.

Humidity
Humidity69%
UV Level
UV Index0 of 10
Moon Rise
Moonrise3:46 am

Moon Phase – Day 26

Waning Crescent
Moon Set
Moonset6:33 pm

Fri 23

74°/62°

Scattered ShowersShowers

Rain

59%

Wind

10 mph

Arrow Down

Fri 23 | Day

74°

Scattered Showers

Wind

10 mph

Overcast with rain showers at times. High 74F. Winds SE at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 60%.

Humidity
Humidity64%
UV Level
UV Index6 of 10
Sun Rise
Sunrise7:38 am
Sunset
Sunset7:45 pm

Fri 23 | Night

62°

Thunderstorm

Wind

ESE

7 mph

Partly cloudy with late night showers or thunderstorms. Low 62F. Winds ESE at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 50%.

Humidity
Humidity72%
UV Level
UV Index0 of 10
Moon Rise
Moonrise4:49 am

Moon Phase – Day 27

Waning Crescent
Moon Set
Moonset7:00 pm

Sat 24

75°/63°

ThunderstormThunderstorms

Rain

74%

Wind

SSE

13 mph

Arrow Down

Sat 24 | Day

75°

Thunderstorm

Wind

SSE

13 mph

Thunderstorms likely. High near 75F. Winds SSE at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 70%.

Humidity
Humidity65%
UV Level
UV Index6 of 10
Sun Rise
Sunrise7:39 am
Sunset
Sunset7:44 pm

Sat 24 | Night

63°

Thunderstorm

Wind

9 mph

Thunderstorms. Low 63F. Winds NE at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 80%.

Humidity
Humidity77%
UV Level
UV Index0 of 10
Moon Rise
Moonrise5:53 am

Moon Phase – Day 28

Waning Crescent
Moon Set
Moonset7:25 pm

Sun 25

72°/62°

ThunderstormThunderstorms

Rain

76%

Wind

16 mph

Arrow Down

Sun 25 | Day

72°

Thunderstorm

Wind

16 mph

Thunderstorms likely. High 72F. Winds SW at 10 to 20 mph. Chance of rain 80%.

Humidity
Humidity74%
UV Level
UV Index6 of 10
Sun Rise
Sunrise7:40 am
Sunset
Sunset7:42 pm

Sun 25 | Night

62°

Thunderstorm

Wind

WSW

11 mph

Thunderstorms likely in the evening. Then a chance of scattered thunderstorms later on. Low 62F. Winds WSW at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 70%.

Humidity
Humidity74%
UV Level
UV Index0 of 10
Moon Rise
Moonrise6:57 am

Moon Phase – Day 29

New Moon
Moon Set
Moonset7:48 pm

Mon 26

73°/63°

Scattered ThunderstormsAM Thunderstorms

Rain

52%

Wind

15 mph

Arrow Down

Mon 26 | Day

73°

Scattered Thunderstorms

Wind

15 mph

Scattered thunderstorms in the morning. Partly cloudy skies late. High 73F. Winds W at 10 to 20 mph. Chance of rain 50%.

Humidity
Humidity63%
UV Level
UV Index6 of 10
Sun Rise
Sunrise7:41 am
Sunset
Sunset7:40 pm

Mon 26 | Night

63°

Thunderstorm

Wind

10 mph

Partly cloudy with late night showers or thunderstorms. Low 63F. Winds W at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 40%.

Humidity
Humidity68%
UV Level
UV Index0 of 10
Moon Rise
Moonrise8:01 am

Moon Phase – Day 0

New Moon
Moon Set
Moonset8:11 pm

Tue 27

73°/62°

Scattered ShowersAM Showers

Rain

39%

Wind

WNW

16 mph

Arrow Down

Tue 27 | Day

73°

Scattered Showers

Wind

WNW

16 mph

Rain showers early with some sunshine later in the day. High 73F. Winds WNW at 10 to 20 mph. Chance of rain 40%.

Humidity
Humidity61%
UV Level
UV Index6 of 10
Sun Rise
Sunrise7:42 am
Sunset
Sunset7:39 pm

Tue 27 | Night

62°

Partly Cloudy Night

Wind

WNW

12 mph

Partly cloudy. Low 62F. Winds WNW at 10 to 15 mph.

Humidity
Humidity66%
UV Level
UV Index0 of 10
Moon Rise
Moonrise9:08 am

Moon Phase – Day 1

Waxing Crescent
Moon Set
Moonset8:35 pm

Wed 28

72°/62°

Partly CloudyPartly Cloudy

Rain

24%

Wind

WNW

16 mph

Arrow Down

Wed 28 | Day

72°

Partly Cloudy

Wind

WNW

16 mph

Partly cloudy. High 72F. Winds WNW at 10 to 20 mph.

Humidity
Humidity59%
UV Level
UV Index6 of 10
Sun Rise
Sunrise7:43 am
Sunset
Sunset7:37 pm

Wed 28 | Night

62°

Partly Cloudy Night

Wind

WNW

11 mph

A few clouds from time to time. Low 62F. Winds WNW at 10 to 15 mph.

Humidity
Humidity63%
UV Level
UV Index0 of 10
Moon Rise
Moonrise10:16 am

Moon Phase – Day 2

Waxing Crescent
Moon Set
Moonset9:03 pm

Thu 29

72°/62°

Partly CloudyPartly Cloudy

Rain

24%

Wind

15 mph

Arrow Down

Thu 29 | Day

72°

Partly Cloudy

Wind

15 mph

Sunshine and clouds mixed. High 72F. Winds W at 10 to 20 mph.

Humidity
Humidity60%
UV Level
UV Index6 of 10
Sun Rise
Sunrise7:44 am
Sunset
Sunset7:35 pm

Thu 29 | Night

62°

Scattered Thunderstorms Night

Wind

10 mph

Partly to mostly cloudy with a chance of thunderstorms. Low 62F. Winds W at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 40%.

Humidity
Humidity67%
UV Level
UV Index0 of 10
Moon Rise
Moonrise11:27 am

Moon Phase – Day 3

Waxing Crescent
Moon Set
Moonset9:35 pm

Fri 30

73°/62°

Partly CloudyPartly Cloudy

Rain

24%

Wind

WSW

15 mph

Arrow Down

Fri 30 | Day

73°

Partly Cloudy

Wind

WSW

15 mph

Partly cloudy. High 73F. Winds WSW at 10 to 20 mph.

Humidity
Humidity61%
UV Level
UV Index6 of 10
Sun Rise
Sunrise7:44 am
Sunset
Sunset7:34 pm

Fri 30 | Night

62°

Scattered Thunderstorms Night

Wind

11 mph

Variable clouds with a slight chance of thunderstorms overnight. Low 62F. Winds W at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 30%.

Humidity
Humidity67%
UV Level
UV Index0 of 10
Moon Rise
Moonrise12:40 pm

Moon Phase – Day 4

Waxing Crescent
Moon Set
Moonset10:13 pm

Sat 01

73°/62°

Partly CloudyPartly Cloudy

Rain

24%

Wind

15 mph

Arrow Down

Sat 01 | Day

73°

Partly Cloudy

Wind

15 mph

Partly cloudy skies. High 73F. Winds W at 10 to 20 mph.

Humidity
Humidity61%
UV Level
UV Index5 of 10
Sun Rise
Sunrise7:45 am
Sunset
Sunset7:32 pm

Sat 01 | Night

62°

Partly Cloudy Night

Wind

10 mph

Partly cloudy. Low 62F. Winds NW at 5 to 10 mph.

Humidity
Humidity69%
UV Level
UV Index0 of 10
Moon Rise
Moonrise1:53 pm

Moon Phase – Day 5

Waxing Crescent
Moon Set
Moonset11:01 pm

Sun 02

73°/62°

Partly CloudyPartly Cloudy

Rain

24%

Wind

11 mph

Arrow Down

Sun 02 | Day

73°

Partly Cloudy

Wind

11 mph

Partly cloudy. High 73F. Winds W at 10 to 15 mph.

Humidity
Humidity62%
UV Level
UV Index6 of 10
Sun Rise
Sunrise7:46 am
Sunset
Sunset7:31 pm

Sun 02 | Night

62°

Partly Cloudy Night

Wind

8 mph

Partly cloudy. Low 62F. Winds NW at 5 to 10 mph.

Humidity
Humidity70%
UV Level
UV Index0 of 10
Moon Rise
Moonrise3:01 pm

Moon Phase – Day 7

First Quarter
Moon Set
Moonset11:59 pm

Mon 03

74°/63°

Partly CloudyPartly Cloudy

Rain

24%

Wind

11 mph

Arrow Down

Mon 03 | Day

74°

Partly Cloudy

Wind

11 mph

Intervals of clouds and sunshine. High 74F. Winds W at 10 to 15 mph.

Humidity
Humidity63%
UV Level
UV Index6 of 10
Sun Rise
Sunrise7:47 am
Sunset
Sunset7:29 pm

Mon 03 | Night

63°

Partly Cloudy Night

Wind

NNW

7 mph

Partly cloudy. Low 63F. Winds NNW at 5 to 10 mph.

Humidity
Humidity71%
UV Level
UV Index0 of 10
Moon Rise
Moonrise4:01 pm

Moon Phase – Day 8

Waxing Gibbous
Moon Set
Moonset–

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Weather Palmanova in May 2023: Temperature & Climate

Are you planning a holiday with hopefully nice weather in Palmanova in May 2023? Here you can find all information about the weather in Palmanova in May:

>>Overview: Palmanova Weather and Climate in May
>>Palmanova weather by month // weather averages
>>Palmanova weather in May // weather averages
>>Current temperature and weather forecast for Palmanova

Palmanova weather by month // weather averages

	Avg. Temperature °C (°F)	Min. Temperature °C (°F)	Max. Temperature °C (°F)	Precipitation / Rainfall mm (in)	Humidity (%)	Rainy days (d)	avg. Sun hours (hours)
January	3.7 (38.6)	0.5 (32.9)	7.3 (45.2)	80 (3.1)	74&percnt;	6	5.0
February	4.6 (40.3)	0.9 (33.7)	8.6 (47.5)	83 (3.3)	72&percnt;	6	6.0
March	8.1 (46.6)	3.6 (38.6)	12.4 (54.3)	95 (3.7)	72&percnt;	7	7.0
April	12.3 (54.2)	7.5 (45.5)	16.6 (61.9)	113 (4. 4)	71&percnt;	9	9.0
May	16.8 (62.2)	11.9 (53.5)	20.8 (69.5)	117 (4.6)	72&percnt;	9	11.0
June	21.1 (69.9)	16.1 (61)	25.1 (77.2)	99 (3.9)	69&percnt;	9	12.0
July	23.2 (73.8)	18.3 (64.9)	27.4 (81.3)	83 (3.3)	66&percnt;	8	13.0
August	23.1 (73.6)	18.5 (65.3)	27.4 (81.4)	94 (3.7)	65&percnt;	7	11.0
September	18.4 (65.2)	14. 4 (57.9)	22.5 (72.6)	155 (6.1)	71&percnt;	8	9.0
October	14.1 (57.3)	10.7 (51.2)	17.7 (63.8)	175 (6.9)	75&percnt;	8	6.0
November	9.2 (48.6)	6.2 (43.2)	12.5 (54.6)	183 (7.2)	76&percnt;	9	5.0
December	4.7 (40.5)	1.6 (34.8)	8.5 (47.2)	100 (3.9)	74&percnt;	7	5.0

	January	February	March	April	May	June	July	August	September	October	November	December
Avg. Temperature °C (°F)	3.7 °C (38.6) °F	4.6 °C (40.3) °F	8.1 °C (46.6) °F	12.3 °C (54.2) °F	16.8 °C (62.2) °F	21.1 °C (69.9) °F	23.2 °C (73.8) °F	23.1 °C (73.6) °F	18.4 °C (65.2) °F	14.1 °C (57.3) °F	9.2 °C (48.6) °F	4.7 °C (40.5) °F
Min. Temperature °C (°F)	0.5 °C (32.9) °F	0.9 °C (33.7) °F	3.6 °C (38.6) °F	7.5 °C (45.5) °F	11.9 °C (53.5) °F	16.1 °C (61) °F	18.3 °C (64.9) °F	18.5 °C (65.3) °F	14.4 °C (57.9) °F	10.7 °C (51.2) °F	6. 2 °C (43.2) °F	1.6 °C (34.8) °F
Max. Temperature °C (°F)	7.3 °C (45.2) °F	8.6 °C (47.5) °F	12.4 °C (54.3) °F	16.6 °C (61.9) °F	20.8 °C (69.5) °F	25.1 °C (77.2) °F	27.4 °C (81.3) °F	27.4 °C (81.4) °F	22.5 °C (72.6) °F	17.7 °C (63.8) °F	12.5 °C (54.6) °F	8.5 °C (47.2) °F
Precipitation / Rainfall mm (in)	80 (3)	83 (3)	95 (3)	113 (4)	117 (4)	99 (3)	83 (3)	94 (3)	155 (6)	175 (6)	183 (7)	100 (3)
Humidity(%)	74&percnt;	72&percnt;	72&percnt;	71&percnt;	72&percnt;	69&percnt;	66&percnt;	65&percnt;	71&percnt;	75&percnt;	76&percnt;	74&percnt;
Rainy days (d)	6	6	7	9	9	9	8	7	8	9	9	7
avg. Sun hours (hours)	5.3	6.3	7.4	9.4	10.9	12.5	12.6	11.5	9.1	6.4	5.1	5.3

Data: 1991 – 2021 Min. Temperature °C (°F), Max. Temperature °C (°F), Precipitation / Rainfall mm (in), Humidity, Rainy days.
Data: 1999 – 2019: avg. Sun hours

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Palmanova weather in May // weather averages

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	Temperature (°C) \| (°F)	Temperature max. (°C) \| (°F)	Temperature min. (°C) \| (°F)	Precipitation / Rainfall (mm) \| (inch. )
1. May	15 °C \| 59 °F	19 °C \| 67 °F	10 °C \| 50 °F	0.8 mm \| 0.0 inch.
2. May	15 °C \| 59 °F	19 °C \| 67 °F	11 °C \| 51 °F	1.6 mm \| 0.1 inch.
3. May	15 °C \| 60 °F	20 °C \| 67 °F	11 °C \| 52 °F	2.3 mm \| 0.1 inch.
4. May	16 °C \| 60 °F	20 °C \| 68 °F	11 °C \| 51 °F	3.1 mm \| 0.1 inch.
5. May	15 °C \| 59 °F	19 °C \| 66 °F	11 °C \| 51 °F	3.5 mm \| 0.1 inch.
6. May	15 °C \| 59 °F	19 °C \| 67 °F	10 °C \| 50 °F	2.0 mm \| 0.1 inch.
7. May	16 °C \| 60 °F	20 °C \| 68 °F	10 °C \| 50 °F	1.8 mm \| 0.1 inch.
8. May	16 °C \| 60 °F	20 °C \| 68 °F	11 °C \| 51 °F	2.1 mm \| 0.1 inch.
9. May	16 °C \| 61 °F	20 °C \| 68 °F	11 °C \| 51 °F	2.2 mm \| 0.1 inch.
10. May	16 °C \| 61 °F	20 °C \| 68 °F	11 °C \| 52 °F	3.2 mm \| 0.1 inch.
11. May	17 °C \| 62 °F	20 °C \| 69 °F	12 °C \| 53 °F	3.2 mm \| 0.1 inch.
12. May	17 °C \| 62 °F	20 °C \| 69 °F	12 °C \| 54 °F	2.8 mm \| 0.1 inch.
13. May	17 °C \| 62 °F	21 °C \| 69 °F	12 °C \| 54 °F	1.7 mm \| 0.1 inch.
14. May	16 °C \| 61 °F	20 °C \| 68 °F	12 °C \| 53 °F	2.3 mm \| 0.1 inch.
15. May	16 °C \| 61 °F	20 °C \| 68 °F	12 °C \| 53 °F	4.0 mm \| 0.2 inch.
16. May	16 °C \| 61 °F	20 °C \| 69 °F	11 °C \| 53 °F	3.1 mm \| 0.1 inch.
17. May	16 °C \| 62 °F	20 °C \| 69 °F	12 °C \| 53 °F	1. 7 mm \| 0.1 inch.
18. May	17 °C \| 63 °F	21 °C \| 70 °F	12 °C \| 53 °F	2.8 mm \| 0.1 inch.
19. May	17 °C \| 63 °F	21 °C \| 70 °F	12 °C \| 54 °F	3.1 mm \| 0.1 inch.
20. May	17 °C \| 63 °F	21 °C \| 69 °F	13 °C \| 55 °F	2.3 mm \| 0.1 inch.
21. May	17 °C \| 63 °F	21 °C \| 69 °F	12 °C \| 54 °F	2.6 mm \| 0.1 inch.
22. May	17 °C \| 63 °F	21 °C \| 70 °F	12 °C \| 54 °F	2.7 mm \| 0.1 inch.
23. May	18 °C \| 64 °F	22 °C \| 71 °F	13 °C \| 55 °F	1.5 mm \| 0.1 inch.
24. May	18 °C \| 64 °F	22 °C \| 71 °F	13 °C \| 56 °F	1.8 mm \| 0.1 inch.
25. May	18 °C \| 65 °F	22 °C \| 72 °F	13 °C \| 55 °F	1.9 mm \| 0. 1 inch.
26. May	19 °C \| 65 °F	23 °C \| 73 °F	13 °C \| 56 °F	3.0 mm \| 0.1 inch.
27. May	19 °C \| 65 °F	22 °C \| 72 °F	14 °C \| 57 °F	3.1 mm \| 0.1 inch.
28. May	18 °C \| 65 °F	23 °C \| 73 °F	13 °C \| 56 °F	2.6 mm \| 0.1 inch.
29. May	18 °C \| 65 °F	23 °C \| 73 °F	13 °C \| 56 °F	1.5 mm \| 0.1 inch.
30. May	18 °C \| 65 °F	22 °C \| 72 °F	13 °C \| 56 °F	2.4 mm \| 0.1 inch.
31. May	18 °C \| 64 °F	22 °C \| 72 °F	13 °C \| 56 °F	3.6 mm \| 0.1 inch.

Data: 1999 – 2019

Palma Nova Weather | Palma Nova Holiday Weather

Mon 19 Sep	10:00	ENE	9 / 20 km/h	26 / 26°C	57%	1015 mb	0%	0. 0 mm
	13:00	W	5 / 20 km/h	26 / 26°C	57%	1015 mb	0%	0. 0 mm
	16:00	WNW	7 / 20 km/h	26 / 26°C	57%	1015 mb	0%	0. 0 mm
	19:00	SSE	4 / 20 km/h	26 / 26°C	57%	1015 mb	0%	0. 0 mm
	22:00	ENE	10 / 20 km/h	26 / 26°C	57%	1015 mb	0%	0. 0 mm
Tue 20 Sep	01:00	E	6 / 20 km/h	26 / 26°C	57%	1015 mb	0%	0. 0 mm
	04:00	ENE	4 / 20 km/h	26 / 26°C	57%	1015 mb	0%	0. 0 mm
	07:00	NE	6 / 20 km/h	26 / 26°C	57%	1015 mb	0%	0. 0 mm
	10:00	SE	5 / 20 km/h	26 / 26°C	57%	1015 mb	0%	0. 0 mm
	13:00	SW	13 / 20 km/h	26 / 26°C	57%	1015 mb	0%	0. 0 mm
	16:00	WSW	12 / 20 km/h	26 / 26°C	57%	1015 mb	0%	0. 0 mm
	19:00	SW	6 / 20 km/h	26 / 26°C	57%	1015 mb	0%	0. 0 mm
	22:00	SSE	5 / 20 km/h	26 / 26°C	57%	1015 mb	0%	0. 0 mm

Cities and Towns: Magaluf, Spain
Golf Courses: Poniente Golf Course, Balearic Islands, Spain
Football: Unio Esportiva Arenal, Tercera Division Grupo 11, Spain
Motor Racing: Magaluf Karting Track, Spain

PALMA NOVA CLIMATE AND RESORT OVERVIEW

PALMA NOVA TOURIST INFO

Located on the south-west coast of the Balearic Islands, Palma Nova is the perfect getaway regardless of your age. Quieter than its larger than life neighbour, Magaluf, Palma Nova still manages to keep things entertaining whilst providing a tranquil environment for the whole family to relax and unwind.

One of the first purpose built resorts of its kind on the Balearics, this resort caters for families, couples and part-goers alike. With Magaluf and Santa Ponsa nearby, tourists won’t be stuck for choice in Palma Nova.

So if you are considering booking a holiday in the Balearic Islands, have a look at this unique climate profile for Palma Nova, which displays all the climate information for every month of the year. You may be interested to check the current weather in Palma nova, especially if you have already booked your tickets there.

SUMMER IN PALMA NOVA

Summer is the ideal time to lie back and relax in the sun with a book in one hand and Sangria in the other. With long, golden sandy beaches, Palma Nova offers holiday makers a chance to submerge themselves in this paradise. With 3 beaches including Palma Nova beach which has a Blue Flag Award for cleanliness, you will be spoiled with beautiful views of the ocean which seems to go on forever.

With an average sea temperature of 24 degrees Celsius it won’t be too cold to take a quick swim in and with an average summer temperature in Palma Nova of 30 degrees Celsius it will provide a welcomed break from the heat.

At this time of year, the Nightlife is much more laid back than its riotous neighbor Magaluf but don’t be fooled by its quiet exterior as there is more to it than meets the eye. Mainly consisting of bars and restaurants all ages will be able to enjoy Palma Nova’s nightlife. Such places include Reflex which is an 80’s styled bar which plays the defining songs of that era, so get your leg warmers and head band out because it’s time to dance. If you don’t want the party to stop there then you can easily head into Magaluf and dance the night away.

SPRING IN PALMA NOVA

Spring is a much calmer time of year in Palma Nova and is ideal if you want a culture based holiday with no young people or families around. As Palma Nova enjoys a Mediterranean climate it means that the weather is more than acceptable. With an average maximum temperature of 21 degrees Celsius in the spring months it would be a good time to go if you can’t handle the blistering heat during the summer season.

Usually, the resort is an excellent place for older couple’s enjoying their retirement years, However, with an average sea temperature of 17 degrees Celsius it might not be the wisest choice to go for a swim, unless you can handle the bracing temperatures.

One of the most popular sites in these parts is “Santa Maria Cathedral” which is just 15 minutes away from Palma Nova. The stunning gothic cathedral there took over 400 years to build. With views which look onto the Mediterranean Sea, this magnificent piece of architectural genius will be a memory which you will keep with you for many years to come.

WINTER IN PALMA NOVA

As winters can be mild in Palma Nova with an average maximum temperature of 16 degrees Celsius you may want to bring a few extra layers in your suitcase. However, it is still a good place to go if you want to have a quiet holiday. This is because the clubs and pubs which would have been blaring music into the small hours of the morning have closed for the season and revelers returned home. They do however open at the weekend so there is still the option for you to throw some shapes on the dance floor if you choose too.

A good way to escape the colder temperatures is by soaking up the culture and with the large summer crowds no longer here, it means you can do so without the stampeding crowds. The Spanish Contemporary Art Museum located 20 minutes from Palma Nova in Plama City Centre plays host to works by some of the most well known Spanish painters. Such painters include Salvador Dali and Joan Miro and the museum is also well known for its Picasso collection.

AUTUMN IN PALMA NOVA

This season combines the best of the summer with the rain. With an average maximum temperature in Autumn in Palma Nova of 24 degrees Celsius you can still enjoy the same summer festivities and head to the beach for the day. However, be warned as it can get wet with an average rainfall in of 59 mm (2 inches) so make sure to bring your waterproofs so you don’t fall victim to the rain.

One activity which low temperatures do not preclude is eating and in Palma Nova foodies are in for a treat. Abracadabra is a popular pizzeria which serves a large selection of pizza toppings. Situated right across the beach you can sit outside and admire the view of the med and watch the sun set, just remember to bring a jumper with you.

The 7 day weather forecast summary for Palma Nova:

For Palma Nova in the coming week the average daytime maximum temperature will be around 26°C, with a high for the week of 26°C expected on the morning of Monday 19th.
The mean minimum temperature will be 26°C, dipping to its lowest on the morning of Monday 19th at -999°C.
The week will
remain predominantly dry.
On the whole winds are likely to be moderate.

Palma Nova holiday weather information

We provide Palma Nova holiday weather for the next 7 and 14 days. The 7 day weather for Palma Nova provides weather information in 3 hourly intervals for each day and our 14 day Palma Nova weather provides weather data in 6 hourly intervals. We also provide monthly climate averages for Palma Nova. These monthly climate averages provide average temperature, maximum and minimum temperature, amount of rainfall in months, wind speed and much more. So if you are planning to go on holiday to Palma Nova then do check our monthly climate average section.

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Palma de Mallorca sea water temperature in May

Is it warm enough to swim in Palma de Mallorca in May? Average water temperature in Palma de Mallorca in May is 18.8°C and therefore is not suitable for comfortable swimming. The warmest sea in Palma de Mallorca in May is 22.2°C, and the coldest is 15.8°C. To find out the sea temperature today and in the coming days, go to Current sea temperature in Palma de Mallorca

To get an accurate forecast for the water temperature in Palma de Mallorca for any chosen month, compare two years within a 10 year range using the chart below. In addition to the sea water temperature in Palma de Mallorca, the selected years in the table also show the values of the maximum and minimum temperatures on each of the days of May.

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Day	2022	2021	Min	Max
1 May	17.2°C	17.7°C	15.8°C	18.1°C
2 May	17.1°C	17.6°C	16°C	18.2°C
3 May	17°C	17.9°C	16.4°C	18.8°C
4 May	17°C	17.9°C	16.1°C	19.6°C
5 May	16.7°C	17.7°C	16.3°C	19.1°C
6 May	17°C	17.9°C	16°C	19.6°C
7 May	17.1°C	18.5°C	16.5°C	19.7°C
8 May	17. 3°C	18.7°C	16.9°C	20.2°C
9 May	17.6°C	18.7°C	17.1°C	19.8°C
10 May	18°C	18.2°C	17.3°C	19.7°C
11 May	18.5°C	18.3°C	17.5°C	19.8°C
12 May	18.8°C	18.5°C	17.8°C	20.3°C
13 May	18.9°C	18.4°C	17.8°C	20.2°C
14 May	19.4°C	18.5°C	17.6°C	19.9°C
15 May	19.6°C	18.8°C	17.3°C	19.6°C

Day	2022	2021	Min	Max
16 May	20°C	18.9°C	17°C	20°C
17 May	20.3°C	18.6°C	17.1°C	20.3°C
18 May	20.8°C	18. 6°C	17.3°C	20.8°C
19 May	21.3°C	18.6°C	17.5°C	21.3°C
20 May	21.4°C	19°C	17.7°C	21.4°C
21 May	21.5°C	18.7°C	17.7°C	21.5°C
22 May	22°C	18.8°C	17.5°C	22°C
23 May	22.2°C	18.9°C	17.6°C	22.2°C
24 May	21.7°C	19.1°C	17.6°C	21.7°C
25 May	21.3°C	19°C	17.7°C	21.3°C
26 May	21°C	19°C	17.8°C	21.2°C
27 May	20.6°C	19.2°C	17.8°C	21.4°C
28 May	20.9°C	19.6°C	17.9°C	21.2°C
29 May	21.4°C	20°C	17.7°C	21.4°C
30 May	21.3°C	20.1°C	17. 9°C	21.5°C
31 May	21.4°C	20.7°C	18°C	21.7°C

Average water temperature in Palma de Mallorca in May over a decade

2013	2014	2015	2016	2017
17.7°C	18.9°C	19.4°C	18.5°C	19.4°C

2018	2019	2020	2021	2022
18°C	18°C	19.8°C	18.7°C	19.6°C

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Temperature in neighboring cities

The nearest locations with the average water temperature in May. In addition, the maximum and minimum water temperatures for that month, recorded over the last decade, are shown

	Avr	Min	Max
Can Pastilla	18.8°C	15.8°C	22.2°C
Palma Nova	18.8°C	15.8°C	22°C
Illetas	18.8°C	15.8°C	22°C
Cala Mayor	18.8°C	15.8°C	22.4°C
Calvia	18.7°C	15.8°C	21.9°C
Platja de Palma	18.8°C	15.8°C	22.5°C
Magaluf	18.7°C	15.8°C	21.8°C
S’Arenal	18.7°C	15.8°C	21.8°C
Port Adriano	18.8°C	15.8°C	21.8°C
Paguera	18.7°C	15.7°C	21.8°C

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Average temperature during the day	+19°C	+22°C	+27°C
Average temperature at night	+13°C	+16°C	+20°C

Sea water temperature	+16°C	+19°C	+23°C

Number of sunny days	18 days	24 days	27 days
Day length	12. 6 – 13.8 hours	13.9 – 14.8 hours	14.8 – 15.0 hours

Number of rainy days	2 days	1 day	1 day
Rainfall	23.1 mm	10.8 mm	10.1 mm

Average wind speed	4.2 ^m / _s	3.5 ^m / _s	3.0 ^m / _s

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Air temperature in Palma Nova in May

The graph below provides detailed information about the daytime and nighttime temperatures in Palma Nova in May.
Select the year you are interested in to see daily temperatures in May for that year.

The average air temperature in May over the past 5 years is 21.9°C during the day and 16.3°C at night.
To get data on the air temperature in Palma Nova for other months, go to the “Weather by months” section.

Data for:

2022

2021

2020

2019

2018

Sea temperature in Palma Nova in May

The graph below provides detailed information about the water temperature in Palma Nova in May.
Select the year you are interested in to see daily temperatures in May for that year.

The average sea water temperature in Palma Nova in May for the past 5 years is 18.7°C/68.5°F.
To get water temperature data for other months, go to the “Weather by months” section.

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Sunny days in Palma Nova in May

2022

2021

2020

2019
The graph below shows the number of sunny, cloudy and overcast days you can expect in Palma Nova in May.
The forecast is based on information about the weather in this resort, collected over the past five years.
However, such a forecast cannot be accurate and should only serve as a rough guide.

Rainy days in Palma Nova in May

The graph below displays the chances of rainfall of varying intensity in Palma Nova in May.
The forecast is based on rainfall information for this resort collected over the past five years.
However, such a forecast cannot be accurate and should only serve as a rough guide.

Windy days in Palma Nova in May

The graph below shows information on how strong the wind can be in Palma Nova in May.
The forecast is based on information about the strength of the wind at this resort, collected over the past five years.
However, such a forecast cannot be accurate and should only serve as a rough guide.

September 20	28°C	4 ^m / _s

September 21	27°C	3 ^m / _s

September 22	25°C	4 ^m / _s

September 23	25°C	4 ^m / _s

September 24	27°C	6 ^m / _s

September 25	26°C	3 ^m / _s

September 26	25°C	5 ^m / _s

September 27	25°C	3 ^m / _s

September 28	27°C	4 ^m / _s

September 29	25°C	7 ^m / _with

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January	+15 ° C

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April	+16 ° C	+19 ° C

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June	+23 ° C	+27 ° C

July
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September	+26 ° C
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Grand Canarius		+24 ° C

Costa-Brava	Lloret-de-Mar		+25 ° C

MAYERKA	+25 ° C
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Palma de Majorca		+30 ° C

Salou
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Torrevieha		+28 ° C

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The WERRN MONTH

The most warm month

August

Average daytime temperature:

+30°C

Maximum:

+37°C

Minimum:

+20°C

THE WARMEST WATER IN THE SEA

Maximum:

+30°C

Minimum:

+25°C

THE MOST SUNNY MONTH

July

Number of sunny days:

29 days

Average cloudy:

8. 9%

Day length:

14:38

DRIEST MONTH

July

Probability of rain:

0.0%

Monthly precipitation:

4.2mm

Average cloudiness
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8.9%

Weather in Palma Nova in May 2023

What is the air temperature, is there a chance of rain and is it possible to swim? Palma Nova in May – read on the Tour Calendar!

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What is the weather like in Palma Nova in May? The air temperature in the city rises in the daytime to +22.1 degrees, at night +15.4 degrees. On average, there is no more than one rainy day in Palma Nova in May. The water temperature in May is +19.1 degrees.

Average temperature

+19°

Air temperature during the day

+22°

Air temperature at night

+15°

Water temperature

+19°

Rainfall (mm)

13 mm

Rain

1 day

Sunny days

25 days

Humidity

67%

Day length

14 hours

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Air temperature in Palma Nova in May

The air temperature in May in Palma Nova during the day is +22 °C, at night: +15 °C. The highest value for May in the afternoon was noted on May 22, 2022 and amounted to +34 °C, the lowest on May 4, 2018: +14 °C.

Palma Nova water temperature in May

The average water temperature in May in Palma Nova is around +19°C, which is barely suitable for swimming. The highest value for May was recorded on 05/22/2022 and amounted to +22 °C, the lowest on 05/01/2019: +15 °C.

How many sunny days per month

There are 25 sunny, 1 cloudy and 5 cloudy days per month, so the weather in Palma Nova in May is ideal for relaxing.

Palma Nova in May Things to do?

Tour-Calendar rated the possibility of types of recreation on a scale of 0 to 5 .

Beach holiday

3
Excursions

5
Bicycle

5
Sport

5

Palma Nova weather archive for May

Look at the weather in Palma Nova in recent years in May days.

		Happy	At night
1 May	Partly cloudy	+20°	+11°	+16°
2 May	Partly cloudy	+22°	+13°	+16°
3 May	Partly cloudy	+20°	+15°	+16°
4 May	Partly cloudy	+20°	+13°	+16°
5 May	Partly cloudy	+22°	+15°	+16°
6 May	Partly cloudy	+23°	+9°	+16°
7 May	Partly cloudy	+25°	+14°	+16°
8 May	Partly cloudy	+23°	+11°	+17°
9 May	Partly cloudy	+22°	+11°	+17°
10 May	Clear	+23°	+11°	+17°
11 May	Clear	+23°	+11°	+17°
12 May	Clear	+29°	+10°	+18°
13 May	Clear	+28°	+14°	+18°
14 May	Clear	+24°	+13°	+18°
15 May	Clear	+29°	+13°	+19°
16 May	Sunny	+24°	+16°	+19°
17 May	Partly cloudy	+24°	+17°	+20°
18 May	Clear	+25°	+16°	+20°
19 May	Clear	+33°	+16°	+21°
20 May	Clear	+33°	+20°	+21°
21 May	Clear	+27°	+17°	+21°
22 May	Clear	+34°	+14°	+22°
23 May	Partly cloudy	+31°	+18°	+22°
24 May	Partly cloudy	+28°	+19°	+22°
25 May	Partly cloudy	+21°	+16°	+22°
26 May	Partly cloudy	+24°	+19°	+21°
27 May	Partly cloudy	+26°	+20°	+21°
28 May	Clear	+26°	+16°	+21°
29 May	Partly cloudy	+26°	+16°	+21°
30 May	Partly cloudy	+25°	+18°	+21°
31 May	Clear	+25°	+18°	+21°

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Weather in Palma Nova in May 2022-2021 🌊 and water temperature at “365 Celsius”

According to our rating system, which is confirmed by the reviews of tourists who have visited Spain, the weather is good in Palma Nova in May, this month’s rating is 4. 0 out of five.

Temperature in Palma Nova in May

	Average temperature during the day:	+22.2°C
	Average temperature at night:	+16.2°C
	Sea water temperature:	+18.6°C
	Number of sunny days:	26 days
	Rainy days: Rainfall:	0 days 12.0 mm

Monthly weather comparison in Palma Nova
Water temperature in Spain in May

Should I go on vacation in May?

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The climate in May is good and tourists come to have a rest. According to our data, the weather in Palma Nova in May and the water temperature is good. At this time, the cold sea has an average temperature of +18.6°C. There is practically no rain, about 0 days per month, 12.0 mm of precipitation falls. Sunny weather lasts at least 26 days. According to the reviews of tourists who have visited Spain, it is worth going on vacation to Palma Nova in May.

Weather in Palma Nova in April:
rating 3.3 (out of 5),
air +19.5°C , sea: +16.0°C,
rain 1 day
Weather in Palma Nova in June:
rating 4.6 (out of 5),
air +27. 2°C , sea: +22.4°C,
rain 2 days

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Average statistics for 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021: the maximum air temperature reaches +26. 1°C, the minimum recorded values are +18.4°C. At night the temperature in Palma Nova in May drops to +18.9°C…+13.5°C. On average, the difference between day and night is 6.1°C. What weather forecast in Palma Nova at the end of May and the beginning of the month is indicated on the chart, in Spain almost everywhere the situation is similar.

Palma Nova water temperature in May

Weather forecast and sea water temperature in Palma Nova in May ranges from +17.2°C to +19.9°C. At its lows, it can be considered not comfortable for swimming adults and children. In the previous month, the sea is colder by about 2.6°C. The next month the water is 3.8°C warmer. In May, according to tourists in Palma Nova, the climate is not very suitable for recreation, also due to the uncomfortable temperature of the water in the sea almost anywhere in Spain.

Rating, rainy days and precipitation in May and other months.

The rating in a period of five months fluctuates from 3.2 to 5.0 points. The number of rainy days in May is 0, and it ranks 5th in this indicator for the year. Precipitation is 12.0 mm, that’s 9place among all months. At the same time, in the previous period, 13.8 mm more rains, in the next month, 0.4 mm less. The weather in Palma Nova in May in the first and second half of the month is shown in the summary table for 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021.

Wind speed

The average speed in May is 3.4 m/s with maximum wind gusts up to 5.1 m/s.

Climate summary

Day	Day air temperature	Water temperature
1	+21. 8°C	+18.2°C
2	+18.4°C	+17.7°C
3	+22.1°C	+17.2°C
4	+20. 1°C	+17.6°C
5	+21.1°C	+17.5°C
6	+22.4°C	+17.7°C
7	+24. 6°C	+17.9°C
8	+25.1°C	+18.3°C
9	+25.4°C	+18.8°C
10	+25. 7°C	+19.2°C
11	+26.1°C	+18.8°C
12	+24.9°C	+18.8°C
13	+20. 3°C	+18.5°C
14	+19.8°C	+18.6°C
15	+22.6°C	+18.8°C
16	+23. 7°C	+19.1°C
17	+22.9°C	+18.9°C
18	+20.4°C	+19.1°C
19	+22. 4°C	+19.4°C
20	+26.1°C	+19.0°C
21	+22.6°C	+19.3°C
22	+22. 4°C	+19.4°C
23	+23.6°C	+19.8°C
24	+25.6°C	–
25	+22. 9°C	+19.5°C
26	+22.3°C	+19.7°C
27	+24.7°C	+19.9°C
28	+22. 4°C	+19.8°C
29	+22.4°C	+19.9°C
30	+24.3°C	+19.7°C
31	+24. 9°C	+19.8°C

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Precipitation: 0%

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Weather in Palma Nova on May 04, 2023 ☁ accurate forecast for “365 Celsius”

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04 May 2023

+19°

Overcast

Feels: +19°C

Pressure 762 mmHg

Humidity 71%

wind
5 m/s

Chance of precipitation 61%

Water temperature +14°

Dawn: 05:48

Sunset: 19:47

Waning moon 76%

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+19 °

Pasmorno

is felt: +19 ° C

Night

+14 °

Variable clouds

are felt: +13 ° C

on May 0 According to the observational history, on May 04, the air temperature for five years in Palma Nova was 19°C during the day and 14°C at night, the wind speed was 5 m/s with gusts up to 1 m/s.

At the same time, the weather is felt as 19 ° C. Relative humidity 71%, atmospheric pressure 762 mm Hg.

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Wind speed on May 04 by years

Weather history in Palma Nova for 5 years

Atmospheric phenomena temperature °C	feels like °C	Probability precipitation %	Pressure mmHg	Wind speed m/s	Air humidity	Water temperature °C
04 May 2022 in Palma Nova on May 04, 2022 clear, cloud cover was 100%.
Day +21°	+21°	100%	760	9	72%	+17°
	Clear
Night +14°	+13°	92%	761	eight	85%	+17°
	Clear

Atmospheric phenomena temperature °C	feels like °C	Probability precipitation %	Pressure mmHg	Speed wind m/s	Air humidity	Water temperature °C
04 May 2021 May 04, 2021 the weather was as follows: clear, pressure 764 mm Hg.
Day +19°	+19°	85%	764	3	65%	+17°
	Partly cloudy
Night +14°	+13°	95%	765	four	69%	+17°
	Partly cloudy

Atmospheric phenomena temperature °C	feels like °C	Probability precipitation %	Pressure mmHg	Wind speed m/s	Air humidity	Water temperature °C
04 May 2020 May 04, 2020 in Palma Nova clear, relative humidity 63%.
Day +23°	+25°	2%	764	four	63%	+20°
	Clear
Night +17°	+17°	3%	764	3	75%	+20°
	Partly cloudy

Atmospheric phenomena temperature °C	feels like °C	Probability precipitation %	Pressure mmHg	Wind speed m/s	Air humidity	Water temperature °C
04 May 2019 04 May 2019 light rain, wind speed was 6 m/s, at night 4 m/s.
Day +16°	+16°	18%	760	6	70%	+16°
	Partly cloudy
Night +12°	+11°	88%	760	four	90%	+16°
	Rain in places

Atmospheric phenomena temperature °C	feels like °C	Probability precipitation %	Pressure mmHg	Wind speed m/s	Air humidity	UV index
04 May 2018 The weather on May 04, 2018 in Palma Nova was with a temperature of 14°C, while it felt 13°C, clear.
Day +14°	+13°	100%	760	5	87%	4
	Overcast
Night +13°	+12°	100%	759	5	87%	–
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Monthly weather

	Temperature
	at night		afternoon
January		+11°C		+16°C
February		+9°C		+16°C
March		+9°C		+17°C
April		+12°C		+21°C
May		+15°C		+25°C
June		+19°C		+30°C
July		+22°C		+33°C
August		+22°C		+32°C
September		+21°C		+29°C
October		+18°C		+25°C
November		+14°C		+20°C
December		+10°C		+17°C

According to our observations, as well as reviews of tourists who visited Spain, we can say that the weather in Kemer in September is expected to be quite good. The average daily air temperature in May is 25.1 °С, while the sea water temperature will be 19.0 °С.

Weather in May


	Daytime average temperature Nighttime average temperature	+25.1 °C +15.1 °C

	Sea water temperature	+19.0 °C

	Number of sunny days Length of daylight hours	23 days 14 hours 22 minutes

	Rainy days Rainfall	0 days 12 mm

	Average wind speed	11.2 m/s

Is it worth going to Palma de Mallorca for a holiday in May?

Comfort

69. 2%

Taking into account all the available data on the weather in Palma de Mallorca in May (air and water temperature, amount and intensity of rains, cloudiness, day length and wind strength), we calculated the level of comfort at this resort, which amounted to 69.2 %. Please also note that the comfort level in June will be higher and will be 82.9 %

Comfort level by months

On the graph below you can see the comfort level in Palma de Mallorca calculated by us for each month. The most comfortable months for a holiday in Palma de Mallorca are July, August and September. Months with the minimum level of comfort are January, December and February.

Monthly comparison of weather in Palma de Mallorca

Select the month you are interested in from the list below if you want to receive detailed information about the weather in Palma de Mallorca at other times.

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Air temperature in Palma de Mallorca in May

Daytime air temperature in May ranges from 22. 0°C to 27.3°C, at night from 13.5°C to 13.5°C respectively. At the same time, the average air temperature is 25.1 °C during the day, and 15.1 °C at night. The difference between daytime and nighttime air temperatures averages up to 10.0°C per month.

Palma de Mallorca water temperature in May

Palma de Mallorca water can be chilly in May. The water temperature in the sea does not fall below 17.0°C, while the maximum figure can reach 20.6°C. The average water temperature in May is 19.0 °C, which is 3.1°C higher than in April and 4.1°C lower than in June.

Rainy days and precipitation in May

The average rainfall for Palma de Mallorca in May is 12 mm. This amount of precipitation is insignificant, and you will not notice rainy days. May is one of the driest months in terms of rainfall. According to our observations and hysmeteo data, the probability of rainy weather is 4.3 %. In this case, most often it will be a light drizzle.

Sunny, cloudy and overcast days

Palma de Mallorca usually has about 23 sunny, 7 cloudy and 1 overcast days in May. The day length (from dawn to dusk) is 14 hours and 22 minutes. The number of hours of sunshine when the sun’s rays reach the earth’s surface, taking into account the average cloud cover for the month, is 11 hours and 31 minutes per day. Palma de Mallorca is one of the sunniest months of the year.

Wind in Palma de Mallorca in May

The graph below shows the probability of winds of varying strengths during the month. The average wind speed in Palma de Mallorca in May is 11.2 m/s.

Weather in May in other resorts in Spain

We bring to your attention brief data on the weather in other popular resorts in Spain in May. Select the resort you are interested in to get more detailed information.

Name	Day air temperature	Air temperature at night	Rainy days (rainfall)	Water temperature
Tenerife	21. 1°C	14.8°C	0 days (14 mm)	20.3°C
Barcelona	21.5°C	15.1°C	3 days (31 mm)	17.1°C
Mallorca	24.7°C	15.6°C	1 day (13 mm)	18.9°C
Malaga	26.1°C	15.5°C	1 day (12 mm)	18.3°C
Palma de Mallorca	25.1°C	15.1°C	0 days (12 mm)	19.0°C
Valencia	25.2°C	16.1°C	1 day (8 mm)	18.8°C
Costa Brava	22.2°C	14. 3°C	3 days (28 mm)	16.1°C
Salou	23.4°C	15.0°C	1 day (19 mm)	17.7°C
Alicante	24.8°C	16.5°C	2 days (14 mm)	19.1°C
Ibiza	22.8°C	18.2°C	0 days (9 mm)	18.9°C
Gran Canaria	25.5°C	19.3°C	0 days (1 mm)	20.0°C
Marbella	25.2°C	14.6°C	2 days (18 mm)	18.0°C

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Palma de Mallorca Sea Temperature today

This data shows the water temperature in Palma de Mallorca. 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 Palma de Mallorca is currently 27.8 degrees Celsius. Based on our historical data over a period of ten years, the warmest sea in this day in Palma de Mallorca was recorded in 2018 and was 26.6°C, and the coldest was recorded in 2017 at 24.6°C. Sea water temperature in Palma de Mallorca is expected to drop to 24.6°C within the next 10 days. September average sea water temperature in Palma de Mallorca is 25.6°C/63.2°F, the minimum temperature is 23.6°C/63.3°F, and the maximum is 27.5°C/73.5°F.

The beach season in Palma de Mallorca starts in June and ends in November. During those months, Palma de Mallorca water temperature does not drop below 20°C/68°F and therefore suitable for comfortable swimming. Average water temperature in Palma de Mallorca reaches 15. 3°C in winter, 16.4°C in spring, average temperature rises to 25.1°C in summer and 22.7°C in autumn.

Palma-de-Mayorca temperature

The StORM Forecast for Micheurka today

In addition to water temperature, the presence and height of waves, as well as wind speed and direction, are important indicators for a comfortable stay on the beach. This data shows the average hourly wave height for today. For a more detailed forecast of sea conditions, wave height and direction for today and the coming days, go to the sea conditions in Palma de Mallorca section. The data in the table is for September 19, 2022, time in GMT format 0 (you can change the time zone on the sea state forecast page)

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0.38 m	0.49 m	0.45 m	0.36 m

9000 9000 9099 in Palma de Mallorca today

Air temperature in Palma de Mallorca and weather conditions for today (19September 2022). To view the weather forecast for the coming days, go to the weather forecast to Palma de Majorka

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The temperature of the water in the palmoma de Maior for months:

are the following indicators of the maximum, maximum, maximum, maximum, maximum, maximum and average water temperature in Palma de Mallorca monthly. In addition to the table values, a graph of changes in the average water temperature during the year is shown. Temperature data are calculated from observations over the past 10 years

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Month	Avg.	Min.	Max.
January
Sea temperature in Palma de Mallorca in January
February	14.3°C	13.1°C	15.9°C	cold .
Palma de Mallorca water temperature in February
March	14.5°C	12.8°C	15.9°C	cold
Sea temperature in Palma de Mallorca in March
April	15.8°C	13.9°C	18.3°C	cold
Palma de Mallorca water temperature in April
May	18.8°C	15. 8°C	22.2°C	cold
Palma de Mallorca water temperature in May
June	22.7 ° C	18.1 ° C	26.2 ° C	Warm
Water temperature in the paloma de Majorca in June
July 9000 9000 9000 23.19000 23.1 ol	29.1°C	hot
Palma de Mallorca water temperature in July
August	26.8°C	25.2°C	29.6°C
Palma de Mallorca water temperature in August
September	25.6°C	23.6°C	27.5°C	hot
The temperature of the water in the palmam de Mallorca in September
October	23.1 ° C	20.4 ° C	25.4 ° C	Warm 9000
Water temperature in the Palma de Majorc					November	19. 5°C	16.9°C	22.6°C	cold
Water temperature in Palma de Mallorca in November
December	16.6°C	13.5°C	19.3°C	cold .
Water temperature in Palma de Mallorca in December

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Los gigantes diving: Los Gigantes Diving Centre, Scuba Diving in Tenerife, PADI Dive Centre and BSAC school

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Los Gigantes Diving Centre, Scuba Diving in Tenerife, PADI Dive Centre and BSAC school

Tenerife’s first PADI 5 Star IDC Centre, offers year-round quality scuba diving, diving courses & high safety standards in a spectacular setting, Los Gigantes, the most beautiful corner of Tenerife. Our location is just a few minutes walk from from Puerto Santiago and a short taxi ride from Playa Arena.

Los Gigantes Diving Centre, a PADI 5 star Centre (No. S9303) and BSAC school 197. Located directly on Los Gigantes marina, which is situated on the spectacular western corner of Tenerife.

Los Gigantes Diving Centre offers quality scuba diving in Tenerife and diving courses on a range of dive sites with something suitable for all levels of diving qualification, including hand feeding Stingrays and Turtles Although registered with the BSAC & PADI, scuba diving licences from all training agencies are recognised. The dive centre has all necessary permits, insurances & is a registered member of the Canary Tourist Board.

The family business is operated by brother and sister Neville and Sheila Widdrington (PADI Master Instructor and BSAC 3 star Instructor) and Sheila’s son Chris (PADI Divemaster). In 25 years of diving in Tenerife, Los Gigantes Diving Centre is justifiably proud of an unbroken safety record. We aim to keep it that way!

A full range of BSAC and PADI courses are available, from beginner to Divemaster, as well as many PADI speciality diving courses. The Dive Centre conducts dives from a 7.5 metre RIB licensed for 12 people – 10 divers, a dive guide and a skipper carrying all necessary safety equipment on board.

Our boat mooring is aprox 50 metres walk from the dive centre entrance.

We do not put you in a mini bus & drive you several kilometres to a shore dive or to another dive centre. Weightbelts are kept on the boat, further reducing the workload.

Our boat is never left unattended at anchor.

In compliance with Spanish law & to provide our dives with full safety cover, our boat is always manned whilst divers are in the water. The practice of leaving a boat unmanned during a dive can result in serious incidents. Be careful who you choose to dive with! The skipper is fully licensed as well as being a qualified diving instructor or divemaster, trained in rescue & oxygen administration.

Oxygen & first aid kit carried at all times.

Although it has never been used in an emergency, it is always available on the boat.

Dives are guided by a fully qualifed instructor or divemaster.

They are there to help & assist with minor problems & to navigate underwater so that you see the best of each dive site.

Scuba Diving Insurance.

In the European Union it is compulsory to have scuba diving insurance to cover you for third party liability and medical recompression therapy. We are affiliated with Dive Assure and D.A.N (Divers Alert Network), and can offer policies at very reasonable rates to customers who do not have there own scuba diving insurance.

Storage space available in the dive centre.

You do not want to carry heavy dive bags around everywhere, after all you are on holiday. Full diving equipment hire is available and divers are provided with weights and 10, 12 or 15 litre steel tanks.

Diving in Tenerife on some of the best dive sites in Tenerife

We regularly visit around 20 different diving sites consisting of spectacular volcanic scenery, arches and caverns with plenty to satisfy all levels of experience. The only wrecks are the tourists at the end of their holiday! Offshore depths reach 2000 metres, beyond the reach of the most hardened “techies”. We put a sensible (and legally required) depth limit of 40 metres on our dives. The only gas mix we offer is 21% oxygen 79% nitrogen “normal air”. As most of our dives are of a multi-level nature, good times and safe dive profiles can be achieved. Water temperatures vary from 19° C in the winter to 24° C in the summer and being in a sub-tropical Atlantic Ocean means that large deep sea marine life are occasionally seen whilst diving.

Los Gigantes Diving Centre Dive Schedule

Dives normally depart twice a day, at 10:00 and at 12:00, (closed on Sundays) always returning to the centre between dives. We visit the Stingray dive every 4 to 5 days, departing at 12:00. Divers should arrive half an hour earlier to assemble their equipment. At peak times, we put on more dives per day and operate on Sundays if required. As the furthest dive site is a half hour boat trip from the marina, one dive takes no more than about 2 hours of your time – plenty of opportunity to relax in the sun or take a tour with the family to see the spectacular scenery of Tenerife

Where is Los Gigantes?

Los Gigantes lies at 28 15 N, 16 50W, only 5 degrees north of the tropic of cancer. Situated on the south west coast of Tenerife, beneath the magnificent 500 metre cliffs, Los Gigantes Diving Centre offers diving on the most sheltered part ofTenerife. The islands weather is governed by the North East Trade Winds, the cliffs and the geographical location of Los Gigantes (see map of Tenerife) make the village the warmest & (most important from a diving point of view) calmest resort in Tenerife. A small resort for Tenerife, Los Gigantes offers everything a family or diving group could want and is within a reasonable travelling distance of the many attractions, other than diving, which Tenerife has to offer. Further general tourist information can be accessed from Tenerife.

Los Gigantes Diving Centre, Scuba Diving in Tenerife, PADI Dive Centre and BSAC school

Los Gigantes Diving Centre, a PADI 5 star Centre (No. S9303) and BSAC school 197. Located directly on Los Gigantes marina, which is situated on the spectacular western corner of Tenerife.

Our boat mooring is aprox 50 metres walk from the dive centre entrance.

We do not put you in a mini bus & drive you several kilometres to a shore dive or to another dive centre. Weightbelts are kept on the boat, further reducing the workload.

Our boat is never left unattended at anchor.

Oxygen & first aid kit carried at all times.

Although it has never been used in an emergency, it is always available on the boat.

Dives are guided by a fully qualifed instructor or divemaster.

They are there to help & assist with minor problems & to navigate underwater so that you see the best of each dive site.

Scuba Diving Insurance.

Storage space available in the dive centre.

Diving in Tenerife on some of the best dive sites in Tenerife

Los Gigantes Diving Centre Dive Schedule

Where is Los Gigantes?

Scuba Diving in Los Gigantes, Spain

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When to go to Los Gigantes

At Los Gigantes the air temperature ranges from 16C/61F to 21C/69F in winter and from 21C/69F to 28C/82F in summer. The likelihood of rainfall occurring here is at its highest in winter. The water temperature for the most part of the year ranges from 19C/66F to 24C/75F, with the best opportunities for diving in the period from May to October. The clear waters around Los Gigantes provide visibility of up to 35m/115ft. The currents are usually slight.

What to see

There is a plenty of marine life in the region, such as eels, trumpet fish, shrimps, anemones, sponges, corals, wrasses, lizardfish, angel sharks, stingrays, nudibranchs, lobsters, parrot fish, blue fin, damselfish, sardines, breams and octopuses.

Most popular dive sites

Los Gigantes has a number of dive sites for divers of all levels of skills and experience. The most interesting sites, located nearby are Marazul, El Puertito, Playa Paraiso, La Caleta, Palm Mar Cave, El Condesito wreck, and further near the eastern coast – Las Eras. Looking for the easy to dive site, choose El Puertito, 15m/49ft deep in average and providing great opportunities to dive from the shore or the boat. Divers can meet and feed turtles there.

Scuba diving in Los Gigantes

The resort town of Los Gigantes (“The Giants”) is situated in the Santiago del Teide municipality on the western coast of the Canary Island, Tenerife. The very name of the location comes from Acantilados de Los Gigantes, a giant rock formation rising from the sea to a height of 500-800m/1,640-2,625ft and serving as the main attraction for Los Gigantes’ visitors. Tenerife South Airport is located in 50 km from it. Just a little bit south to Los Gigantes you will find other resorts, such as Puerto de Santiago and Playa de la Arena. Another interesting place, the village of Masca, 3km/1.9mi to the north from Los Gigantes, can be reached by boat or car. Los Gigantes can boast of a marina surrounded by concrete walls providing an impression of the rough sea around the area. Between the marina and rocks you can enjoy a small black sand beach, and in the town you will find lots of mall shops and restaurants. Each February Los Gigantes celebrates a festive carnival with bright parades through the streets of the town. In crystal clear waters of Tenerife divers can explore the abundance of marine species. There arond 20 dive sites nearby suitable for all levels of diving. These dive sites consist of spectacular volcanic scenery, arches, caverns, wrecks. Also it is an ideal destination for the delight of underwater photographers.

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Diving in Tenerife – Dive Centre in Tenerife

Los Gigantes Diving Centre is Tenerife’s first ever PADI 5 Star IDC Centre and is located on the marina in the Los Gigantes holiday resort on the south west coast of Tenerife, beneath the world famous 600 metre high cliffs. Los Gigantes Diving Centre offers the best diving in Tenerife, with stingrays, turtles, octopus, moral eels, angel sharks, groupers, many shoals of sub tropical fish and some of the most beautiful underwater volcanic landscapes ever seen.

Prices

Dive prices gradually drop the more you do. Check below for packages. Also check the prices of the courses available.

10% discount for paying €uro cash

Qualified divers including only tank & weights

Num of Dives	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Price €	44	84	126	169	206	246	288	329	346	386
10% discount for cash	40	77	115	154	188	225	263	300	316	352

Qualified divers with full kit hire

Num of Dives	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Price €	54	104	156	208	255	306	357	408	435	485
10% discount for cash	49	95	142	190	233	279	326	372	397	442

Individual items for hire: Reg. 3€, BCD 3€, Suit 3€ per dive.

PADI Courses

PADI Courses	Price	10% Discount
Scuba diver	€290	€265
Scuba -Open water upgrade	€247	€225
Open water	€460	€420
Ow referral 4 dives & certification	€290	€265
Adventure diver	€258	€235
Adventure upgrade to Advanced (2dives & certification)	€165	€150
Advanced	€335	€305
EFR	€145	€130
Rescue diver	€435	€395
Divemaster (excl materials)	€660	€600
Specialties (per dive) (plus €30 certification)	€75	€65

BSAC Courses

BSAC Courses	Price	10% Discount
Ocean Diver	€490	€445
Sports Diver	€473	€430
Dive Leader	€572	€520

Directions to Los Gigantes Diving Centre

The dive centre is located on the marina in Los Gigantes. Between pontoon 5 and 6 is a restaurant La Paella and just left of it is the entrance to the dive centre, which is situated behind the restaurant. GPS Coordinates: 28°14’49.4.3″N 16°50’29.5″W or Click to view on Google maps

Diving in Tenerife is one of the most spectacular experiences you will find. The cliffs of Los Gigantes form a spectacular background for one of the most popular areas for diving in Tenerife.

Contact Information

Telephone: +34 922 860 431
Mobile: +34 637 819 204

E-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Website in English: http://www.divingtenerife.co.uk

Diving in Tenerife with Stingrays

A dive site where you can hand feed round stingrays, common stringrays, roughtail stringrays and eagle rays. They are really friendly and will come up to the divers and gently take food from the hand. Also seen on this site occasionally are butterfly rays, duckbill rays and marbled electric rays. Large pelagics and predators such as barracuda, jacks and tuna are also frequently seen. It is one of the most popular dives in Tenerife, established in 1996 by the Los Gigantes Diving Centre it has been puplished in several diver magazine articles, in the United Kingdom and internationally. At a depth of 18 – 20 meters its suitable for all levels of qualified divers.

Turtle Safari in Tenerife

An astounding excursion for all the family is a visit to the beautiful, protected bay of El Puertito where a few turtles have made their home. They live at a depth of 3 to 10 meters which is perfect for snorkeling. They also frequently appear right next to our boat to see us even before the snorkelers are in the water. When you are in the water they will tail you and will joyfully pose for photographs. So dont forget your camera! However the dive centre does have an excellent underwater camera which can be hired.

Night Diving in Tenerife

Night dives can be arranged as requested. Many species of marine life avoid the daytime, prefering to live and feed during the night.On the night dive there is an oportunity to see life not seen or very difficult to see during the day.

Los Gigantes Diving Centre A Tenerife

Premier centre de plongée PADI 5 étoiles ( S 9303 ) et école de plongée nr 197 reconnus par BSAC ( British Sub Aqua Club ) ,

Le centre de plongée LOS GIGANTES vous offre tout au long de l’année des plongées de qualité dans ce cadre privilégié qu’es le sud ouest de l’ile de Ténérife. Notre emplacement est à quelques minutes à pied de Puerto Santiago et un court trajet en taxi de Playa Arena.

Nous vous proposons un éventails d’une vingtaine de sites ceci pour satisfaire tout un chacun, et pour tout les niveaux , tant débutant , que pour les plus expérimentés, Les deux classique “ les raies “ et les “ tortues “,

Si vous le désirer vous pouvez perfectionner en suivant les cours PADI ou BSAC

Nous somme enregistré et agréé comme centre et école PADI et BSAC ,mais nous reconnaissons toutes les licenses délivrée par d’autres organisme ou fédération homologuées

Notre centre possède tous les permis légaux requis et les assurances obligatoire . Aussi nous somme enregistré comme membre au ministère du tourisme de Canaries .

Une affaire familiale fondée il y a 27 ans et gérée depuis par Sheila Widdrington , PADI master instructeur , et BSAC instructeur 3 étoiles , accompagnée par son fils Chris (dive master ), D’autres instructeurs travaille chez nous et sont TOUS expérimenté et assuré .

Au long de toutes ces années et après des milliers de plongées nous ne déplorons aucun incident ou accident , votre sécurité est notre priorité nous travaillons jour après jour pour transmettre cette confiance a nos clients .

Une grande variétés de cours sont proposé , notre école offre la possibilité de les suivre via BSAC ou PADI , depuis l’initiation “ baptême “ (DSD), au premier niveau professionnel “dive master “ et ceci afin pour ceux qui veulent élargir leurs connaissances et adopter des pratiques de plongée responsable et exemplaire .

NOTRE BATEAU EST AMARRÉ A 50 METRES DU CENTRE DE PLONGÉE.

Pour toutes les plongées nous sortons notre bateau ( zodiac) , a bord le personnel qualifié dispose de tous les moyens de sécurité nécessaire a la réalisation et a la pratique de la plongée

Vous apprécierez la commodité de ne pas devoir se déplacer en camionnette ou autre moyen de transport , toujours prêt a larguer les amarres , les plombs ( lastre ) sont a bord inutile de s’en charger .

NOTRE BATEAU N’EST JAMAIS SEUL , LE PERSONNEL DE BORD RESTE A BORD .

En accord avec les règlements et lois maritimes espagnole et afin de garantir votre sécurité ,lors de vos plongées , le personnel expérimenté pour faire face a n’importe quelle situation ou imprévu reste a bord

Equipement de premiers soins et oxygène sont a bord Toujours disponible en cas de nécéssité. ou urgence .

Toutes les plongées sont guidées par du personnel qualifié .

Le personnel du centre sera toujours près de vous pour vous porter assistance si nécessaire ,et ou vous guider sur les points d’intérêt de votre plongée

ASSURANCE POUR LES PLONGEURS

Au sein de la communauté européenne , il est indispensable d’être en possession d’une assurance

plongée qui répondra si nécessaire devant tant que responsabilité civile ( tiers) et aussi pour couvrir les frais éventuel pour les soins , assistance médicale , et caisson de recompression,

Notre centre de plongée est affiliés aux compagnies Dive assure , et D. A .N ( dive alert network ) et offre des couvertures temporaire avec les meilleurs tarifs , pour tous ceux qui n’en dispose pas

Votre équipement et affaire personnelle.

Des votre arrivée vous pourrez laisser vos effets personnel et de plongée au centre , et en disposé a votre convenance .

Lors des déplacements en bateau au site de plongée vous n’emporterais que le nécessaire pour votre plongée.

Location d’équipement

Le centre a si vous le desirer le materiel et équipement partiel ou complet a votre disposition en location ,nous incluons dans nos prix les bouteilles 10,12,15 litres 200 b ainsi que les plombs .

Plonger a Ténérife , dans quelques uns des meilleurs coins de l’ile .

Nous visitons régulièrement une vingtaine de sites de plongée composé de paysages volcaniques spectaculaires des arches, des cavernes ,de quoi satisfaire tout un chacun , les fonds marins entre iles peuvent atteindre les 2000 metres et plus par endroits au delà de la portée des “ technophiles” les plus endurcis ,,nous avons mis une limite qui est la profondeur maximum autorisé et permise selon le niveau du plongeur a 40 metres maximum . le seul gaz disponible est l’air ( 79% N2 / 21 % O2 )

La température de l’océan varie de 19 degrés en hiver a 24 degrés en été , De part sa situation sub tropical de l’océan atlantique nord, nous profitons d’une grande variété de faune et flore que vous découvrirez lors de vos plongées.

Horaire et sorties

Nous proposons deux sorties par jours , la première a 10 h du matin , et la deuxième a 12 h , entre les plongées nous revenons toujours au centre ( nous fermons le dimanche ) En haute saison et jours fériés nous aurons un horaire adapté.

Les plongeurs se présenterons au centre une demie heure avant l’heure de sortie prévue afin de monter leurs équipement Le site le plus éloignés du centre est a 30’ de navigation, le retour de la deuxième plongée est prévu vers 2 heures après le départ donc au centre avant 15 h ce qui vous laisse le temps de profiter de Tenerife en famille .

Oú se trouve Los gigantes

Le village maritime de los gigantes se situe a 28* 15’ N et 16* 50’ W, a seulement a 5 degré nord du Tropique du Cancer , la côte ouest de l’ile est entourée de falaise de plus de 400 metres de hauteurs ( les géantes ) , ce qui naturellement protège et abrite ce coin magnifique , des vents dominants les “ ALIZÉS “ ( nord este ) et donc de ce fait los gigantes bénéficie tout au long de l’année d’un climat exceptionnel

Buceo / Submarinismo en Los Gigantes, Tenerife

Primer centro de buceo PADI 5 estrellas (S9303) y escuela nº 197, reconocida por BSAC (British Sub Aqua Club), Los Gigantes Diving Centre ofrece excursiones de buceo de alta calidad durante todo el año, desde el entorno espectacular de Los Gigantes, encantadora villa ubicada en el extremo suroeste de la isla de Tenerife. Nuestra ubicación está a solo unos minutos a pie de Puerto Santiago ya un corto viaje en taxi de Playa Arena.

Los Gigantes Diving Centre ofrece espectaculares inmersiones para buceadores avanzados y principiantes, como así también cursos de buceo para todos los niveles, todo ello en diversos puntos de inmersión, adaptados a la experiencia individual de cada cliente, y siempre en lugares que serán una experiencia inolvidable para los amantes del buceo, incluidos entre otros, nuestro ya clásicos “alimente a las rayas” o “buceo con las tortugas marinas”.

Aunque estamos registrados como Centro PADI y BSAC, reconocemos cualquier licencia expedida por otros organismos homologados. Los Gigantes Diving Centre posee todos los permisos legales requeridos y seguros obligatorios y está registrado como miembro de la Consejería de Turismo de Canarias.

Creado hace 25 años y regentado desde entonces por Neville Widdrington (PADI Instructor y BSAC Instructor 3 Estrellas) Sheila Widdrington (PADI Master Instructor y BSAC Instructor 3 Estrellas) y Chris Punton (PADI Divemaster), Los Gigantes Diving Centre tiene el orgullo de no haber tenido nunca problema de seguridad alguno y sigue trabajando día a día para transmitir esa confianza y seguridad a sus clientes. El personal de Los Gigantes Diving Centre está capacitado y concienciado en que la seguridad es el factor primordial.

Una gran variedad de cursos BSAC y PADI están disponibles para todo aquel que quiera iniciarse en el mundo del buceo o para aquellos que quieran perfeccionar sus conocimientos. Desde el básico curso Open Water para aquellos que recién se inician, hasta el Divemaster, reservado para los que buscan perfeccionar sus conocimientos, además de gran variedad de otros cursos específicos PADI.

Todos los buceos son realizados desde barco propio, con personal especializado y con todos los medios de seguridad necesarios para la práctica de submarinismo.

Nuestro barco se encuentra amarrado a escasos 50 metros de la entrada al centro

La comodidad de no tener que desplazarse desde el centro en bus o taxi hasta la costa es importante. El barco está listo siempre para zarpar en hora y cuenta con los lastres necesarios a bordo para no tener que cargar con ellos.

El barco nunca queda desatendido durante las inmersiones.

De acuerdo con las regulaciones y leyes españolas y con el fin de ofrecer garantías de seguridad mientras los buceadores están en el agua, siempre mantenemos a bordo, personal cualificado entrenado para actuar ante cualquier situación imprevista.

Equipo de primeros auxilios y oxigeno siempre a bordo.

Siempre disponibles para hacer frente a cualquier situación de emergencia.

Todos las inmersiones son guiadas por personal cualificado.

El personal del centro estará siempre cerca para ayudar o asistir ante el menor problema y para guiarlo a través de los mejores lugares del sitio donde se bucea.

Seguro para buceadores.

Dentro de la Unión Europea es obligatorio contratar un seguro para la práctica del submarinismo, que responda ante cualquier situación ante terceros, como así también para recibir, en caso de que sea necesario, asistencia médica y terapia de re compresión.

Los Gigantes Diving Centre está afiliado a las compañías Dive Assure y D. A.N. (Divers Alert Network) y ofrece cobertura temporal, con las mejores tarifas, a todos aquellos que no posean su propia póliza de seguros.

Espacio para custodia de equipos y bienes personales en el propio centro.

No es necesario transportar pesado equipamiento cada día. Los clientes pueden dejar en custodia su propio material para usarlo cuando lo necesiten.

Durante el viaje en barco al sitio de buceo, está prohibido transportar bienes personales que no sean necesarios para la práctica del submarinismo.

Alquiler de equipos.

Los Gigantes Diving Centre pone a disposición de sus clientes, en alquiler, todo el equipamiento necesario para la práctica del submarinismo, incluido lastres y botellas de acero de 10, 12 o 15 litros.

Bucear en Tenerife en alguno de los mejores lugares de la isla.

Los Gigantes Diving Centre ofrece la posibilidad de practicar el submarinismo en alguno de los 20 diferentes lugares visitados frecuentemente, emplazados en un escenario volcánico espectacular, que incluye arcos y cavernas, y que satisfacen las expectativas de todos aquellos que visitan la isla, sin importar el nivel de experiencia de cada uno. Si bien mar adentro, el fondo marino de la isla alcanza los 2000 metros, algo que va mas allá de las posibilidades de cualquier humano, el límite de profundidad legalmente permitido para la práctica del submarinismo es de 40 metros y ese límite es siempre respetado.

La única mezcla de aire puesta a disposición del cliente es 21% oxigeno, 79% nitrógeno, es decir, “aire normal”. La temperatura del agua en Canarias varia de 19 grados centígrados en invierno y los 24 grados en verano debido al área sub-tropical del océano atlántico donde se encuentra, lo que asegura una gran variedad de vida marítima posible de ver mientras se bucea.

Programación y horarios

Se ofrecen 2 salidas en barco diarias, a las 10 de la mañana y a las 12, siempre retornando al centro entre inmersiones.

En temporada alta o festivos se agregan horarios de salida a fin de satisfacer la demanda.

El Centro permanecerá cerrado los domingos, salvo circunstancias excepcionales.

Los buceadores deberán presentarse en el Centro con media hora de anticipación para armar los equipos.

Ya que el lugar de buceo más alejado está a solo 30 minutos del puerto, cada salida dura aproximadamente 2 horas, ideales para relajarse o disfrutar en familia de los espectaculares escenarios de la isla.

Cuál es la ubicación de Los Gigantes?

La villa marítima de Los Gigantes está ubicada a 28* 15′ N y 16* 50′ W, a solo 5 grados norte del Trópico de Cáncer, y en la costa Oeste de la isla de Tenerife, rodeada de imponentes acantilados. Debido a que el clima de la isla está dominado por vientos del NE., la ubicación geográfica de Los Gigantes y los acantilados que la rodean la convierten en uno de los lugares más cálidos y apacibles para disfrutar del sol y del mar. Además de la oportunidad de bucear en un escenario magnificente, los visitantes de la villa encontraran diversas atracciones en un entorno familiar y distendido.

Para más información visite la web de información turística de Tenerife.

Diving in Tenerife

Tenerife (Spanish: Tenerife) is the largest island in the archipelago of the seven Canary Islands in the Atlantic Ocean. It occupies a central position relative to the islands of the archipelago and, together with the three neighboring islands of Palma, Gomera and Hierro, is part of the province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, with its administrative center in the city of the same name.

Mount Teide rises in the center of the island (3718 m above sea level, the highest point in Spain). The last volcanic eruption in Tenerife occurred at 1909 year.

Diving in Tenerife is not yet well known, but the popularity of the island is growing every year. The waters of the Canary Islands are fraught with unprecedented riches, and sunken pirate ships, as the legends say, hid in its depths forever. The unexplored dive sites of Tenerife attract adventurers and captivate even the most sophisticated diver with their beauty. That is why diving in Tenerife seems so attractive: every dive promises to be unforgettable!

Near Tenerife there are more than three dozen interesting dive sites. Most dive sites are located on the southern and southwestern coasts of the island. The water temperature in the ocean near the southern shores is higher (22-23C in May-June), and the waves are much smaller. There is a variety of underwater animals – large inhabitants of the seas – huge stingrays, sharks, turtles. In addition to living creatures, you can admire bizarre underwater landscapes. An island of volcanic origin, lava solidified under water in the most bizarre forms and different colors – from dark shades to bright white.

For the adventurous, there are several wrecks and caves, the most interesting being Abama Cave. Entrance from the ocean, maximum depth – 8-12 meters.

[based on Wikipedia, http://ola-aventura.ru and http://www.webtenerife.ru]

Tour program (11 days/10 nights):

1 day June 2 2018 Departure from Moscow to Tenerife by direct flight at 12.10.

Aeroflot airline. Sheremetyevo airport. Arrival in Tenerife at 16. 30. Flight time is 7 hours 20 minutes.

Accommodation at the hotel PARAISO DEL SOL APTS BB. Walk along the promenade, dinner in a restaurant!

APARTMENTOS PONDEROSA is located in the heart of Playa de las Americas on the south coast of Tenerife, 100 meters from the beach, casino and commercial area.

The Adeje Congress Center is 50 meters away.In front of the establishment, guests can enjoy the Siam Park Theme Park. Located near the Las Américas golf course. It is surrounded by gardens.

Hotel facilities: Internet access (Additional charge), Parking, Playground, Bar.

Number of pools: Outdoor pool, Heated pool, Fresh water pool, Children’s pool Restaurant, Game room, 24 hour reception, Solarium, Terrace, Sunbeds.

Room Facilities: Balcony, Bathroom, Safe (Additional charge), Direct dial telephone (Additional charge,) Satellite TV/Cable TV (Additional charge).

Day 2 June 3, 2018 Transfer to the diving center at 7. 30. Filling out documents, selecting equipment, and… LET’S DIVE!!!

2 dives. On the boat between dives, fouet sandwiches and soft drinks will be offered. Return to the port around 13.00.

Tenerife is the Atlantic. There is a variety of underwater life – large inhabitants of the seas – huge stingrays, sharks, turtles. In addition to living creatures, you can admire bizarre underwater landscapes. An island of volcanic origin, lava solidified under water in the most bizarre forms and different colors – from dark shades to bright white.

For Wreck Divers, there are three recreational dive wrecks. There are several caves for holders of cavern certificates. The most interesting is Abama Cave. Entrance from the Ocean, maximum depth – 8-12 meters. Diving in cavern mode is quite affordable.

In the evening we will visit the Knights Tournament at the San Miguel Castle. Start at 20.00.

The knight’s tournament takes place in the castle, where we can plunge into the atmosphere of the Middle Ages and watch the battle of knights from the stands. During the performance we will be treated to dinner and Spanish wine.

Day 3 June 4, 2018 By 8.00 we get to the dive center, either walk one and a half kilometers along a beautiful road along the coast or take a taxi for 6-7 euros! We sit on the boat and make 2 wonderful dives! At 13.00 we return to the port.

In the evening the Teide volcano is waiting for us!

The visiting card of Tenerife – the majestic volcano Teide – is located in the National Park of the old crater Las Canadas. Its diameter is 17 km and its height is 3718 m. The giant Teide is the highest point in Spain and the Atlantic Ocean, and the Teide National Park is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The tour provides the opportunity to take a cable car (optional) to a height of 3.5 m and be above a geological masterpiece in which volcanoes, craters and lava rivers form an incredible and unique mosaic of colors and shapes.

Day 4 June 5 Diving + rest. For those who wish – a night dive. (Additional 40EUR)

Day 5 June 6th Sightseeing tour.

The route of this excursion starts from the southwest coast – from the sheer cliffs of Los Gigantes. Continue through the valley of Santiago del Teide, from where you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the Teide volcano, you will go to the northern part of the island, where you will admire the city of Garachico from a bird’s eye view.

Meeting with the famous thousand-year-old Dragon Tree and a walk around the city of La Orotava with stunning architecture will certainly not leave you indifferent either.

A stop at the observation deck will allow you to enjoy a beautiful panoramic view of the northern resort of Tenerife Puerto de la Cruz.

Day 6 June 7 Diving + flamenco! Beginning at 19.30

Flamenco show in Tenerife is divided into two contrasting parts. The first part showcases Spanish dance, creating a framework on which the extraordinary artistic world is perceived through combinations with other dance styles such as Argentine tango or modern dance. The second half of the show features some of the most contemporary artistic aspects. Show

Flamenco is held in the Piramide de Arona, one of the largest such theaters in Europe. It accommodates more than 1,800 visitors and has state-of-the-art theater and audiovisual equipment.

Day 7 June 8 – Day 10 June 11 Diving. 2 dives per day. Transfer with equipment to the hotel.

Rest! And of course a festive dinner!

Day 11 June 12 Departure to Moscow at 18.20. At 04.100 the next day we arrive at Sheremetyevo Airport.

Flight Moscow – Tenerife – Moscow

Hotel accommodation without food

Airport-hotel-airport transfer

Medical insurance

The cost in restaurants for lunch and dinner is approximately 7-10 euros!

The cost of the tour a year ago was:

61600 rubles * subject to accommodation in a DBL +CHD room (Two adults + a child under 12 years old)

63400 rubles* subject to accommodation in a double room.

81000 rubles* subject to accommodation in a single room

60250 rubles* subject to accommodation in a single room with a child under 12 years old

Equipment rental
Nature reserve entrance fees
PADI courses
ATV riding
Bars & Restaurants
Duty Free & Overweight Luggage (NOT shared equally)

Diving & Excursions

299 EUR – 5 Day Diving Package (Daily Diving)

-49 Dive Package , including an excursion program for adults and 399 EUR for children under 12 years old.

Diving in Tenerife

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Teide (Spanish: Teide) is a volcano on the island of Tenerife, the highest point in Spain and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Height – 3718 m, relative height above the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean – 7500 m, is the highest peak in this ocean. The island of Tenerife is the third largest volcanic island in the world, the 17 km volcano crater (diameter, to be more precise, 12×17 km.) is also the third in the world (the first two are in the Hawaiian Islands).

Tenerife Auditorio (Spanish: Auditorio de Tenerife) is one of the most famous and recognizable buildings in Spain, a symbol of the city of Santa Cruz de Tenerife and one of the main attractions of the Canary Islands.

The city of San Cristobal de la Laguna is on the UNESCO World Heritage List in Spain.

Candelaria Basilica – The temple is consecrated in honor of the Virgin Mary – Our Lady of Candelaria, patroness of the Canary Islands[1] and is the largest sanctuary in the Canary Islands.[2] The temple is a center of pilgrimage.

Pyramids of Guimar – the island has six stepped pyramids of unknown origin.

Acantilado de los Gigantes – The resort town of Los Gigantes in the southwest of the island. It differs in that the height of coastal, rocky cliffs reaches, in places, up to 500 meters above sea level.

EKSKURSIOONID TENERIFEL JA TENERIFELT, MEELELAHUTUS – HINNAKIRI

Tenerife Kompassi eestikeelne saaretuur toimub LAUPÄEVITI ja VÄIKEBUSSIGA.

Galerii: http://tenerifeinfo.eu/tenerife-saaretuurid-galerii-fotod.html

Marsruut: Vilaflor-El Teide-Santiago del Teide-Masca-Carachico-Icod de Los Vinos-La Orotava-Candelaria

Kestvus :11 h, peatuseid minimaalselt 11 (ilusa ilma ja sõnakuuleliku reisiseltskonnaga ka rohkem).

Hind: Täiskasvanu € 69.- laps (2-11) € 39.-

Hind netist või telefonitsi ette broneerides: € 49.- laps (2-11) € 25.-

Tenerife Kompassi venekeelne pargituur toimub PÜHAPÄEVITI ja VÄIKEBUSSIGA.

Galerii: http://tenerifeinfo.eu/fotografii-parktury-tenerife.html

Marsruut: Ahvipark ehk Monkey Park, Miniatuuride Park ehk Pueblo Chico, Liblikaaed ehk Mariposario del Drago, Nukumuuseum ehk ARTlandia.

Kestvus:11 h

Hind: Täiskasvanu € 79.- laps

(2-5) € 29.-

(6-11) € 49.-

Hind netist või telefonitsi

9ndette broneerides04 : Täiskasvanu € 59.- laps

(2-5) € 19.-

(6-11) € 39.-

-5 € 11.- / 6-11 € 21.-) ja külluslikku lõunasööki Pueblo Chicos (kanaari grill veiniga, lastele spetsiaalne menüü)

La Gomera ringreis

Kestvus: 11 h

Saksa, inglise keeles: E,T,N,R.L vene keeles: K

Hind: Täiskasvanu € 60.- laps (2-5) € 8.- (6- 11) € 30.-

Meie hind (ei vaja broneerimist): Täiskasvanu 49.- laps (2-5) 8.- (6-11) 25.-

Hind sisaldab: buss, praam, giid, lõunasöök

Teide-Masca-Icod-Carachico

Kestvus: 8 h

Saksa, inglise keeles: E,K,N,L

Hind: Täiskasvanu € 30.- laps (2-5) € 8.- (6- 11) € 15.-

Meie hind (ei vaja netist broneerimist): Täiskasvanu 25.- laps (2-5) 8.- (6-11) 13.-

Hind sisaldab: buss, giid

Suure bussi ringreis

Gigantes-Garachico -Icod-La Orotava-Puerto Cruz-Candelaria

Kestvus: 8 h

Saksa, inglise keeles: T vene keeles: E

Hind: Täiskasvanu € 29. – laps (2-5) € 8.- (6- 11) € 15.-

Meie hind (ei vaja netist broneerimist): Täiskasvanu 25.- laps (2-5) 8.- (6-11) 12.-

Hind sisaldab: buss, giid

Vulkaan El Teide 1/2 päeva

Kestvus: 5.5 h Saksa, inglise keeles: T,N vene keeles: P

Hind: Täiskasvanu € 23.- laps (2-5) € 8.- (6 -11) € 11.50

Meie hind (ei vaja netist broneerimist): Täiskasvanu 19.- laps (2-5) 8.- (6-11) 12.-

Hind sisaldab: buss, giid

Lisatasu eest – köisraudteega Teide tippu sõitmine: Täiskasvanu € 25.- laps (2-11) € 12.50

Loro Pargi pilet koos transfeeriga ЄIGA PÄEV

Kestvus: 10 h (pargis ca 6 tundi)

Hind: Täiskasvanu € 42.- laps (2-5) € 8.- (6-11) € 27.-

Meie hind (ei vaja netist broneerimist): Täiskasvanu € 39.- laps (2-5) € 8.- (6-11) € 25.-

Hind sisaldab: buss, pilet (showd sisalduvad piletihinnas)

Loro Pargi pilet koos transfeeriga + Siam pargi pilet – “TWIN TICKET” (Siami külastus vabalt valitud päeval) IGA PÄEV

Hind: Täiskasvanu € 67. – laps (2-5) 8.- (6-11) € 47.50

Meie hind (ei vaja netist broneerimist): Täiskasvanu 59.- laps (2-5) 8.- (6-11) 43.-

NB! Soodsaid TWIN TICKETEID saab meie käest osta ka ilma transfeerita.

Monkey Pargi pilet IGA PÄEV

Hind: Täiskasvanu € 10.- laps (5-12) € 5.- 12) € 16.50

Meie hind (ei vaja netist broneerimist): Täiskasvanu € 18.- laps (3-12) € 16.00

Hind sisaldab: tasuta buss, pilet (showd sisalduvad piletihinnas)

LÕBUSÕIDUD OOKEANIL

Vaalad, delfiinid, suplemine koos merikilpkonnadega – IGA PÄEV

Hinnad (€ täiskasvanu/€laps)

Wesipruul (Eesti jaht ja Eestist kapten), terve päev ookeanil (max 6-7 inimest) 79.- /39.-

Meie hind (ei vaja netist broneerimist): 50.-/25.-** TR

Katamaraan Bonadea 2h 22.-/11.- *

Meie hind (ei vaja netist broneerimist): 17 .-/11.-

Kaater Diamant 2h 45.-/35.- **

Meie hind (ei vaja netist broneerimist): 40.-/30.- TR

Piraadilaev Peter Pan 3h 39. -/19..50** TR

Meie hind (ei vaja netist broneerimist): 34.-/18.- TR

Katamaraan Abrazo 3h 60.-/30.-** TR

Meie hind (ei vaja netist broneerimist): 45.-/22.-

Katamaraan Mustcat 5h 54.-/27.-** TR

Meie hind (ei vaja netist broneerimist): 42.-/21 .- TR

Piraadilaev Shogun 5 h

(Masca laht ja Los Gigantese kaljud) 49.-/24.50** TR

Meie hind (ei vaja netist broneerimist): 44.-/22.- TR

TR – transfeerid sadamasse ja tagasi sisalduvad hinnas

*Tasuta joogid pardal

** Tasuta joogid + söögid pardal

ÕHTUNE MEELELAHUTUS

Keskaegne rüütliturniir “keskaegses” lossis San Miguel

Algus: 19.30 Toimub: T, N, L

Hind: Täiskasvanu 53.50 laps (3-11) 26.75

Meie hind (ei vaja netist broneerimist): Täiskasvanu € 49.- laps (3-11) € 24.50

2 koguses veini

Flamenco show “Evolucion” Piramide de Arona kontserdisaalis

Algus: T, N, R, L, P: 21.30 K: 20.30

Hind: Täiskasvanu 47. – laps (2-12) 0.- laps (13- 17) 22.50

Meie hind (ei vaja netist broneerimist) : Täiskasvanu € 41.- laps (13-17) € 22.-

T, N,: 21.00

Hind: Täiskasvanu 35.- laps (11-15) 17.50

Meie hind (ei vaja netist broneerimist): Täiskasvanu € 33.- laps (13-17) € 17.-

Hind sisaldab: piletit

PRICE LIST OF EXCURSION PROGRAMS AND ENTRANCE TICKETS from Tenerife Kompass SL excursion boutique.

* Compass price – discount price.

In order to buy tickets and excursions at the compass price, you need to book excursions online or buy several excursions / tickets at once (at least two). Discounted tickets and vouchers must be purchased online or at least 72 hours before the start of the tour or event at the Tenerife Compass Tour Boutique.

FREE TAXI!!!

Within the south of Tenerife (hotels and apartments from Los Cristianos to Fanabe) a taxi to our office costs € 3.5 – 6. If you come to us by taxi and buy excursions or tickets for more than 100 euros, we REFUND € 5. –

Tenerife Compass is located on the first floor of the Flamingo Suites hotel (please don’t confuse it with the Flamingo Club – it’s two hundred meters further from us) – on the opposite side of the La Pinta Hotel and the Centro Comercial Terranova.

Av. Espana 3, Flamingo Suites, Adeje, Tenerife, Spain

COORDINATES: +28° 4′ 48.26″, -16° 44′ 0.97″

http://tenerifeinfo.eu

http://mtenerife.com

e-mail: info @ tenerifeinfo.eu

Av. Espana 3, Flamingo Suits

Tel: (+34) 663384322

Skype: Tenerifeinfo

We work:

Each day 9.00 – 21.00 9000 42/€27

* Compass price €39/€25

Child (2 – 5 years old) – 8 euro 43 Child (2 – 5 years old) – 8 EUR

EVERY DAY EXCEPT MONDAY

Flamenco show EVOLUCION

Standard retail price: adult/child (3 – 12 incl.) €47/€0

* Compass price € 41/€0

BUS EXCURSION TOURS WITH ATLANTICO EXCURSIONES.

Tours are conducted in Russian.

MONDAY

COMFORTABLE SMALL BUS TOUR – SIGHTSEEING

Tenerife “THREE IN ONE – GRAND TOUR”

Duration: Full day

90€002 Standard retail price: 3 adults / 1 child 39

* Compass-price €49/€25

Lunch and wine tasting at the MUSEUM MALVASIUM are included in the price.

DEPARTURE at 08.00-08.30 (COLLECTION FROM FANABE TO LOS CRISTIANOS, the bus picks up directly from the hotel for an excursion.)

The pillars of the island tour are four sights, without visiting which it is simply a sin to leave Tenerife. They are – in the center of the island the towering volcano El Teide (NB! DO NOT CLIMB ON THE FUNicular), between the rocks of Los Gigantes (Los Gigantes) hidden so-called. the “pirate” village of Masca (Masca) in the hollow of the same name, the picturesque town of Garachico, the city of La Orotava (La Orotava) with its highest examples of Canarian architecture and on the eastern coast of the island the town of Candelaria is located, in the central square of which, in the basilica, the saint of the Canarians is hidden The Virgin of Candelaria (also known as the Black Madonna), whose chambers are guarded by bronze statues of the last kings lined up on the ocean.

We will arrive back at the hotel at approximately 19.00

MONDAY

SIGHTSEEING TOUR in Tenerife + MACKA

Duration: Full day, lunch (€ 13) not included in the price.

Standard retail price: adult/child (3 -11 incl.) €29/€16

* Compass price €25/€13

Drive a full circle around the island and see Tenerife in all its splendor. Get to know the sights that will give you an idea of the past and present of the island, the entire Canary archipelago and its inhabitants.

What awaits you on this exciting day?

Majestic cliffs and the breathtaking Masca Gorge – in the west of the island, the picturesque town of Garachico, the dragon tree of the city of Icod de los Vinos and tasting the best Canarian wines in the valley of Tenerife winemakers – in the north of the island, as well as the city of Candelaria – a religious center located on east, where, visiting the basilica, you will see a sculpture of the patroness of the Canary Islands, the black-faced Madonna!

Attention! Don’t forget swimwear and towels. If you wish, you can swim in the natural lava pools of the city of Garachico. Free time will be given in Garachico, which you can devote at your discretion to swimming and / or lunch in one of the local restaurants (€6-€9per person).

We will arrive back at the hotel at approximately 18.00

WEDNESDAY

Day trip to LA GOMERA ISLAND

Duration: Full day

Standard retail price: adult/child (3 -11€ 900/02) Compass price €49/€25

Lunch and Silbo show included.

An exciting ferry ride to one of the most beautiful islands in the archipelago!

The main attraction of La Gomera is the Garajonay National Reserve, on the territory of which, at an altitude of 1400 m above sea level. sea in the eternal fog, the forest of the Tertiary period “Laurisilva” – a laurel forest, proclaimed by UNESCO as a heritage of mankind, has been preserved.

You will have the opportunity to get to know the culture and traditions of the island, to taste the real Canarian cuisine. During the meal, you will be given a demonstration of the “language – whistle” Silbo – a unique means of communication invented by the pre-Hispanic inhabitants of the island and preserved to this day.

The day will end with a walk in the footsteps of Christopher Columbus, who in 1492 went on an expedition from the island of La Gomera, as a result of which he discovered America!

We will arrive back at the hotel at approximately 18.30

THURSDAY

JEWEL TOURNAMENT AT THE CASTLE OF SAN MIGUEL

Duration: Half a day

Dinner with wine included in the price.

Standard retail price: adult/child (3 -11 incl.) €53.50/€26.75

* Compass price €49/€25

Would you like to turn back the clock? To visit a real medieval tournament? Accept the invitation of the Count and Countess and visit the castle of San Miguel, where you can plunge into the atmosphere of the Middle Ages and the magical world of the Knights of the Round Table. Enjoy a medieval feast accompanied by the competition of the noble sons of your time.

Support the knight representing you who will win or die fighting for your honor! A surge of emotions is guaranteed! The evening at the castle will end with an unforgettable party.

back to the hotel at about 23.00

Saturday

Comfortable excursion on a small bus – a sightseeing on Tenerife

“Dessert for advanced” or “Real Pearls Tenerife”

Duration: Full day

with a lunch at a restaurant/Guacinche Casa Africa (grilled octopus with papas arrugadas, local wine, etc.)

Standard retail price: adult/child (3 -11 incl.) €79/€39

* Compass price €49/€20

from the hotel for an excursion.)

Stops:

● Cueva Hermano Pedro

● Santa Cruz

● San Andres

● Playa de las Teresitas

● Taganana

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● La Laguna

Our journey begins with a unique cave church dedicated to the only priest from the Canary Islands, Hermano Pedro. As they say, the cave has a healing and miraculous effect, and those who came there from afar or not very pilgrims or just guests leave their secret requests and desires recorded there, which we will do.

Through the capital of Santa Cruz (we are calling) we will arrive at the only white sand beach in Tenerife, which is also the largest artificial beach – in Playa de las Teresitas. We take sun baths and sunbathe. Through the picturesque San Andres, we will climb the Anaga mountain range and after crossing it, the beautiful Taganana awaits us at the end of the so-called superuniverse. On the way back from Tananagi, we will stop and walk through the modern dinosaur forest so-called laurel forest, which, according to many, is the most impressive in the Canary Islands precisely because of its splendor. We will make a few stops at the observation platforms built on the ridge of the mountain, for example, such as Pico Ingles (Pico Ingles), from where you can see the entire island up to El Teide towering in the distance.

After refreshment, we will make another city tour of the former capital and the current university town of La Laguna, whose old town has been awarded to get acquainted with its sights, and those who wish to buy souvenirs in countless shops and shops can also.

We will arrive back at the hotel at approximately 18.00

SUNDAY

TEIDE VOLCANO

Duration: Half a day, if you wish to take the funicular + € 25

Standard retail price adult/child (3-11 incl.) €25/€12.50

* Compass price €19/€11

Journey to the huge old crater “Las Canadas”, 17 km in diameter, in the center which is the mighty volcano Teide – the highest point of the kingdom of Spain, 3718m above sea level. The national park, which for its unique characteristics has been awarded the title of “Heritage of Humanity” by UNESCO. The famous “lunar landscape”, the variety of volcanic rocks, the rich flora and fauna with many endemic species amaze with an amazing play of shapes and colors that will make your stay here unforgettable. We will arrive back at the hotel at approximately 14.30

SUNDAY

PARK TOUR

The park tour from Tenerife Compass is the most impressive Sunday not only of this holiday, but of your entire life.

Four popular parks and more than one serpentine!

TOUR COST:

!ACTION! online reservations:

Adult (12+) € 79 59.-

Children 6-11 € 49 29.-

Children 2-5 € 29 19.-

INCLUDED:

Guide service;

All entrance fees:

(Adult € 41.-)

(Children 6-11 € 21.-)

(Children 2-5 € 11.-)

Lunch wonderful world of dolls.

A magical day starts from 8.45 am to 9.15 am, when we pick you up by bus at or near the hotel.

At 09.30 we are already at the gates of Monkey Park, where lemurs are eagerly waiting for us. They are avid for grapes and figs, and you have the opportunity to take dozens of photos of how these cute little animals sit on your arms or shoulder. In Monkey Park we will see other monkeys and creatures, we will wake up there for one hour in total.

Leaving the Monkey Park, we move along the highway to La Orotava (about 1 hour), or rather to the next park, which is Pueblo Chico or the so-called. miniature park. Having seen enough of how lemurs feast, most likely we are hungry, so lunch is waiting for us: Tapas

Main course – in Canarian marinade grilled meat on skewers

Shriveled potatoes (Papas Arrugadas) with gravy MOJO

Vanilla ice cream

Water, red wine, rolls

Children’s menu also includes chicken on skewers, as well as sweets in addition to ice cream.

After lunch, we will make a circle around Tenerife in just an hour, those who wish (starting from 10 years old) can rush along the funicular through miniature Tenerife (for an additional fee) and, if desired, you or your whole family can make a Tenerife themed cartoon – also at extra charge.

After Pueblo Chico, delicate butterflies await us in the Butterfly Park or in Mariposario del Drago. The ride between the two parks takes only 20 minutes.

The day ends with a visit to a park unique in the world, not to mention Tenerife. Namely, in the spring of 2012, the museum of soft toys and art dolls ArtLandia opened its doors. This is an incredibly exciting world, built in a historic wine estate and hidden in a beautiful park, the existence of which the uninitiated usually do not know or suspect anything. We will see dolls, many of which cost more than the average class of a new car, and get acquainted with such a wonderful world where the birth of dolls takes no less time than the birth of a human child. Experience shows that once in the wonderful world of ArtLandia, it is adults who fall into more admiration than children.

There is also a café in ArtLandia.

After looking at the dolls and toys, we are on our way back, and after seven in the evening you will all be in your hotels.

EVERY DAY

FULL DAY BOAT ON THE OCEAN (6 hours) Min. 1 person, max. 6 pax

SAILING YACHT, CAPTAIN SPEAKS RUSSIAN – WHALES, DOLPHINS AND SWIMMING WITH SEA TURTLES

(Transfers to and from the port, lunch, soft drinks and alcoholic drinks included).

Standard retail price: adult/child (3 -11 incl. ) €79/€39 *

* Compass price €50/€25

EVERY DAY

€ 22.- 2 hours On the catamaran Bonadea 2 on the Atlantic Ocean – whales and dolphins, sailing duration 2 hours.

Children (under 11) – 50%

*Compass price* € 17.-/11.-

Departure: Daily at 11:00, 13.30 and 16.00

Port: Puerto Colon

EVERY DAY

€ 45.- 2 hours on the boat DIAMOND on the Atlantic Ocean – whales and dolphins, sailing duration 2 hours.

Children (under 11 years old) – 35.-

*Compass price* € 40.-/30.-

Departure: Daily at 11:00, 13.30 and 16.00

Port: Puerto Colon

EVERY DAY

€ 50.- 1 hour Safari aboard a real submarine at a depth of 10-30 meters.

Children (up to 11 years old) € 30.-

*Compass price* € 47.-/28.-

Departure: Every day except Sunday at 10:00, 11:00, 12:00

Port: Port of San Miguel

EVERY DAY

€ 39.- 3 hours on the pirate ship PETER PAN (with transfer to the port and back)

Children (under 11 years old) – 50%

*Compass price* € 34. -/17.-

on the ship PETER PAN on the Atlantic Ocean – whales and dolphins, lunch on a yacht, swimming, sailing duration 3 hours.

Departure: Every day at 10:30, 14.00

Port: Los Cristianos

EVERY DAY

€ 60.- 3 hours on the ABRAZO catamaran (with transfer to the port and back)

Children (up to 11 years old) – 50%

*Compass price* € 45.-/23.-

On the ABRAZO catamaran in the Atlantic Ocean – whales and dolphins, lunch on the catamaran, swimming, swimming duration 3 hours. Departure:

Departure: Every day at 10:00, 13.30

Port: Puerto Colon

EVERY DAY

€ 54.- 5 hours on MUSTCAT catamaran (with transfer to the port and back)

Children (up to 11 years old) – 50%

*Compass price* € 42.-/21.-

Whales and dolphins on the MUSTKAT catamaran in the Atlantic Ocean, lunch on the catamaran, swimming, sailing time 5 hours. Departure:

Departure: Every day at 13:00

Port: Las Gaietas

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€ 49. – 5 hours on the pirate ship SHOGUN (with transfer to the port and back)

– 50% Children (up to 11 years old)

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Whales and dolphins on the pirate ship SHOGUN on the Atlantic Ocean, lunch on a catamaran, swimming, sailing time 5 hours. Departure:

Departure: Daily at 13:00

Port: Puerto Colon

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Descent into the Masca Gorge

18 kilometers from Los Gigantes is the Masca Gorge, where the village of the same name is located. You can get here by car along the mountain serpentine in about half an hour. Once near the gorge, you will have the opportunity to go down it with a guide or on your own, feeling unity with nature and admiring the picturesque black-and-green landscape.

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You will also have a chance to test your strength and endurance. At the beginning of the descent, you will have to move along slippery and uncomfortable steps. Then you have to go along the path, and then jump on the stones, walk along the edge of the cliff, holding on to the rope, overcome various obstacles, for example, streams. During the trip, you can watch eagles circling in the sky above the natural landmark, and the guide will arrange for you to feed the birds of prey, forcing them to descend to your feet.

Open Ocean Excursion

In the harbor of Los Gigantes you can rent a jet ski, catamaran, motorboat or speedboat to ride the waves along the coast, admiring the beauty of the Acantilado de Los Gigantes cliffs. You can also book an excursion to the island of Gomera, to the caves or to the open ocean in one of the travel companies. If you choose the third travel option, then 30 minutes after your ship leaves the shore, you will have the opportunity to watch whales and dolphins and even feed them. You will also have a chance to get an adrenaline rush by tying a long rope to the ship and riding the waves holding on to it. Copyright www.orangesmile.com

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Visit the observation deck El Mirador Archipenque

There are many observation platforms in Los Gigantes. Some of them are located on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean. However, next to the resort there is another observation deck. It is called El Mirador Archipenque. You can get here along the TF-454 highway and stand on it, admiring the amazing view of the coast, the blue waves of the Atlantic, the roofs of buildings and pools. You will also get the opportunity to distinguish the islands of La Palma and Gomera in the distance. And it is from here that you can see not only the famous rocks of Acantilados de los Gigantes, which, like a powerful wall, rise from the Atlantic waters, but also the picturesque bay formed by them.

Scuba Diving in Los Gigantes

If you are a diving fan, you can scuba dive in Los Gigantes throughout the year. In the vicinity of the city there are many dive sites, excellent visibility, reaching 50 meters even at great depths, and amazing diversity of underwater flora and fauna. There is a diving school in the city harbor where you can take a course and dive in one of the many spots – for example, to the underwater basalt rock Atlantis, shipwrecked ship “Lolita”, Octopus Cave.

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Climb the Mount Teide

You can climb the Tende volcano, located 98 kilometers from the city. There are several observation decks on it, from which a delightful view opens. You can rent a car and get on it to a height of 2356 meters. But if you decide to climb even higher, then you will have to walk or use the funicular. The walk will take you 5 hours. It’s easier to take an 8-minute ride on the funicular, which operates in good weather conditions every day from 9morning to 4 pm and accommodating 38 passengers in one cabin. With its help you can be at an altitude of 3555 meters. To get to the top of the volcano, you will have to take your passport with you and get permission in advance by going to the website reservasparquesnacionales. es. It will come to your mail, and you do not have to pay for it. If you have these documents, you will be able to overcome another 163 meters. You can spend the night at a campsite, which is located near the top of Tende. There you will get the opportunity to admire the starry sky and meet a beautiful sunrise.

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Original sights of Los Gigantes

Tenerife Auditorium

From the series “Famous Expressionist Buildings”

Check on the map: Distance from the center of Los Gigantes – 62 km.

A beautiful landscaped garden is laid out around the building. These picturesque places are great for a memorable photo shoot. The Concert Hall was designed by the architect Santiago Calatrava and has been the main architectural symbol of Tenerife since its opening. It is noteworthy that it is distinguished not only by its unique architecture, but also by its special acoustic properties. Now the Tenerife Auditorium is considered one of the most first-class concert halls in Spain. …
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Garajonay National Park

From the series “Top 15 UNESCO sites in Europe”

Check on the map: Distance from Los Gigantes center – 42.7 km.

Travelers who love natural attractions in Spain will be interested in visiting the Garajonay National Park. It is located on the island of Gomera, which is part of the Canary archipelago, the park bears the same name with a rock, which is the highest point of the island. The area of the national park is 40 square meters. km, a significant part of its territory is occupied by laurel subtropical forests. …
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Active holidays in Tenerife – diving and surfing, kite surfing and windsurfing, golf and tennis – prices and reviews of tourists freestyle, yachting. It hosts international competitions, World Cup and Spanish championships in water sports, cycling, tennis, karting, golf.

And for tourists on the island there is an opportunity to do their favorite sport or, on the contrary, to master something new, inaccessible in ordinary life.

Detailed information about sports schools, clubs, addresses, class schedules, prices is easy to find on the Internet. And now – a brief sightseeing tour of the island – what and where.

Tenerife is the largest and most popular of the seven Canary Islands.
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Diving

Underwater diving in Tenerife is safe for beginners, but also attracts experienced athletes – sunken pirate ships, underwater rocks, grottoes, caves, rarely seen elsewhere bottlenose dolphins, loggerhead turtles , pilot whales, giant rays. Predators are not found in coastal waters, and angel sharks that appear in the Los Gigantes area are not dangerous to humans.

Sea turtles can be found in the waters here.
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Diving clubs and schools are everywhere, but most of all near the popular resorts in the south and southwest – on the beaches of Garachico, Los Gigantes, Playa Paraiso, Las Gaetas, Punto de Teno. On average, for beginners, the course will cost 70-100 euros (for half a day), for certified dives – 40 euros, for a group of 6 people. – 216 euros.

At a diving lesson.
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Sveta Nikolaeva:

“Tenerife is a dream for divers – the richest underwater world and no predators. On Playa San Juan there is an underwater cave of extraordinary beauty, and near the village of Masca there are black corals. The pleasure is not cheap – equipment rental for the day is almost 15 euros, for 2 dives for beginners I paid 90 euros. I really enjoyed diving at night.”

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Surfing for beginners and experienced

In Tenerife, almost surf everywhere – long, short, soft boards, boards with leg loops and even without a board – in special fins and gloves. Most of the numerous surf schools are concentrated in popular tourist areas.

A surfer in Tenerife is very similar to a surfer anywhere else. At first glance, you can’t tell them apart.
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The largest school – K16 of the Canary Islands Surfing Federation – settled on Las Americas beach. Here you can take an initial or accelerated course, take individual lessons. Classes last 2 hours and start at 8.30, 11.00 and 16.00.

Kozhin Vasily:

“I took surf lessons at K16 – there is a Russian-speaking instructor. Lesson for 1 person – 70 euros, and for 3 people. – 50 euros. The waves are small, so it’s safe for beginners. I got on the board right away, but it was hard to row against the waves, then my hands dangled like ropes. You need to sign up for a lesson a day or two in advance.

The main thing is to catch the wave .. or not to be caught by it.
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Two-hour lessons are held every day for dummies right on the beach . Groups are selected by age and level of training (35 euros, including wetsuit rental, boards and insurance, for couples and schoolchildren – 5-20% discounts).

Instruction and checking boards.
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Experienced surfers will be interested in trips to different spots, surf safari on new routes with experienced instructors (25-35 euros). Seat reservations are available at www.oceanfreaks.world.

Surf club in El Pariso can be combined with a guided tour of the island, lunch in an authentic Canarian restaurant. The trip is designed for 8 hours (price for 1 person – 160 euros, for 4 people – 260 euros).

Evening gatherings at the Puerto de la Cruz restaurant.
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Package surf tours are very much in demand . Cost (for 7-10 days) without a flight for single occupancy in an apartment with a kitchenette, a safe, a refrigerator, a stove – 430-540 euros, for a four-seater – 240-270 euros per person.

Windsurfing

The small resort of El Medano is very popular with windsurfers from all over the world , many “wind-dependent” Europeans even live here for years.

El Medano is the windiest place in Europe, the northeast trade winds constantly blow here, and at an angle of 45 ° to the coast. Windsurfing is almost always possible here , there are 2 surf clubs: Playa Sur (www.surfcenter.el-medano.com) and Fanatic Board (www.fanatic.el-medano.com).

Conqueror of waves and wind.
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The pier divides the coast into two bays. The rocky beach of El Cabezo is the domain of local and visiting professionals, the best riders of the planet . There is a slanting strong wind, powerful surf, waves up to 4 m. The second bay is calmer – the wave height rarely exceeds 1.5 m – this is a great place for training. You can learn the basics of windsurfing in a couple of hours of training with an experienced instructor (15 euros per lesson).

El Medano – the resort is not pretentious , but all the necessary infrastructure is there – shops, a pharmacy, playgrounds, bars and restaurants, an excellent beach, rental shops, equipment stores.

We offer you to take a virtual tour of the city.

Within walking distance from the beach there are several hotels, vacationers can rent apartments, villas. But accommodation needs to be booked in advance due to increased demand.

Nikita:

“We lived in Costa Adeje, 25 km from the wheelchair (20 minutes by car). The distances on the island are small, so it is realistic to live in any area. We rarely went to public catering, we found an excellent shop in Medano – they bought ready-made food there. It was delicious, the choice was large, everything was fresh – salads, meat, fish, there was a kitchen in the apartment.

After skiing and walking, you can relax in one of the street cafes.
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El Medano hosts the first professional kitesurfing school and many excellent places for slalom and freestyle.

Are we flying?
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Sports for the elite – golf

In Tenerife – ideal conditions to learn how to play golf . All 8 golf clubs have a reputation as the best in Europe. Championship-level fields host professional tournaments, there are schools for beginners – unlike in Russia, they are affordable.

The game of aristocrats is golf.
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In the north of the island is located the oldest golf club in Spain – Real Club de Tenerife – just a few minutes from Santa Cruz, in the Las Americas area – the best in Europe Buenavista club de Golf.

Golf club rates vary slightly. In Golf Las Americas on 27 fields, game sessions will cost 44-75 euros. Most favorable conditions for beginners – at Golf Los Palos and Costa Adeje Golf – lesson for 1 person. (50 min.) – 35-50 euros.

Even children play golf in Tenerife.
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Karting

Tenerife’s two karting clubs are located near Las Americas.

Karting Club Tenerife has 2 large tracks, one of which is international level (1200 m long). There is safe children’s track . Visitors can choose from 6 types of karts – from high-speed Superkarts to children’s Pony. Free buses run from Las Americas to the club. Opening hours – 10.00-21.00, daily.

Ride in the Karting Club.

Karting Las Americas has a smaller choice of cars, but it is located closer to Las Americas and prices are 10-15% lower (7 laps – 22 euros, discounts for children and youth).

Tennis

Most hotels have tennis courts. Russian-speaking coaches work at the Chayofa club-type hotel (Arona).

The Tenerife Tennis Academy in Arona teaches children and adults at very affordable prices – an individual hour lesson – 35 euros, group lessons – 10 euros. Details can be found at www.tenerifeta.com.

Learning to play tennis.

And also

Almost on all beaches you can ride a banana (20-25 euros per person), fly over the water with a parachute, rent a jet ski (100 euros / h), water skis and bicycles, a catamaran.

Of those tourists on the beach, half are riding a banana, and half are waiting for their turn.
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There are 7 seaports on the island and for tourists it is possible to rent boats, boats, yachts with or without a crew, so that in the open ocean see whales and dolphins, go fishing – coastal waters are rich in fish.

Tenerife Dolphins often swim alongside the boat during boat trips.
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Time spent in Tenerife can be filled with varied and unusual pleasures.

Author: Lyubov Gladkova

During your vacation on the island, visit the sights of Tenerife: Loro Park, Siam Park, Pueblo Chico miniature park, see the architectural symbols of the island – Auditorio de Tenerife, Torres de Santa Cruz, La Laguna, drive to the Anaga lighthouse and climb the slopes of the Teide volcano.

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The Canary Islands are an archipelago located in the North Atlantic. They are part of Spain but have their own laws and consist of seven main land masses. They were formed as a result of volcanic eruptions and this makes scuba diving incredible.

With its many sunny days, mesmerizing cliffs and golden beaches, the Canary Islands have become popular with tourists and divers. The geographical position of the Canary Islands next to the African coast is a kind of guarantor that positive temperatures remain constant all year round, and you can do underwater diving all 365 days.

Dive sites

The islands have mild winters and warm summers. Sunny weather all year round with average temperatures between 17°C and 24°C. The Canary Islands are washed by the Gulf Stream, which regulates the water temperature, keeping it within 17-18 ° C in winter and around 23 ° C in summer. Generally, 5mm and 7mm wetsuits are comfortable for divers. Excellent visibility, often exceeding 30 meters, depending on local conditions, ideal for exploring the following dive sites:

Gran Canaria

Impressive volcanic landscapes, clear waters and a variety of marine life – this is Gran Canaria. Gran Canaria is often referred to as a “miniature continent” as it boasts a wide variety of landscapes. You can enjoy long golden beaches in the south of the island and dense pine forests on the west coast. In addition, there is a wide variety of dive sites scattered throughout the island. Under water you can meet giant rays and angel sharks.

Lanzarote

Playa Chica Reef is home to 10 dive sites in Lanzarote, including the popular Blue Hole and the Cathedral. Seahorses, angel sharks, rays are just some of the representatives that you can encounter while diving. Here is the only museum of underwater sculptures in Europe. It was created to promote diving and protect the environment. Each exhibit was made from environmentally friendly resources in order to develop and support the ecosystem. The stunning underwater view makes the museum the number one dive site in Lanzarote.

Tenerife

Tenerife, just a few hours flight from major European cities. The island is considered one of the best areas for diving. There are dozens of different dive sites in the south. The depth of the dive sites varies from 6 to 40 meters, which makes diving in Tenerife accessible to divers of any level. Some locations are ideal for deeper exploration. A nice addition to the diving opportunities on the island are the wrecks of El Penon, El Condesito and Meridian. The water temperature averages 22 degrees with a weak current. When diving, there is a chance to see black corals.

Fuerteventura

Fuerteventura is one of the Canary Islands in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Africa. In May 2009, it was declared a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO. The island stretches from north to south, with the longest and whitest beaches of all in the archipelago. Diving here amazes with a variety of flora and fauna: from anemones, gastropods and sponges to impressive flocks of barracudas. You can meet angel sharks, hammerhead sharks, whales, dolphins, large common rays, eagle rays, butterfly rays, big-headed turtles, common black and tiger eels, known as moray eels. Some of the interesting dive sites are Bajón del Río, El Veril Grande, Tower Boat, Las Salinas and Mole, which are suitable for beginners.

La Palma

La Palma is not as touristy as the other Canary Islands. It is commonly referred to as the “wild beauty of the Canary Islands”. But this is not because it is not suitable for recreation. In fact, La Palma has some of the most stunning scenery in Europe. If you are looking for a relaxing snorkeling vacation, Las Cabras dive site on La Palma is the best place to dive. Numerous volcanic eruptions on La Palma have created one of the most impressive underwater landscapes in the world. Here are bizarre lava formations, and steep walls, and basalt arches and canyons. Warm waters are rich in subtropical and tropical fauna. Visibility up to 40 meters. Dive sites are located throughout the southern half of the island.

La Gomera

Memorable scenery offered to divers includes bizarre rock formations and sandy plains. Not to mention the diverse fauna. Diving in the Playa Santiago area is popular because the Atlantic Ocean is usually calmer here. Diving around La Gomera, you can see not only shimmering schools of fish, but also much larger representatives. Barracuda and tuna, turtles and various types of rays are found in abundance here. Brightly colored parrotfish, groupers and scorpions can be found everywhere. Large rocks covered with sponges and unique stone formations form an underwater landscape rich in small living creatures. In addition to anemones and sponges, you can see sea snails and crabs. You can meet brown or black, and sometimes even tiger moray eel, hiding in the crevices of the rocks.

El Hierro

With a visibility of 30 meters, this place is famous for rare dives with devil manta rays, whales and sharks. The underwater landscape was formed as a result of volcanic activity. The seabed is covered with rock formations such as pinnacles, large bluffs, caves and tunnels. Dense vegetation on the rocks is rich in various small living creatures. Lobsters, shrimps, seahorses, black and yellow corals, anemones and sponges hide in numerous cracks and crevices. Diving in these crystal clear waters, you can meet tuna, parrot fish, groupers, flounders, snappers, angel sharks, octopuses, rays and various types of moray eels. In season you can see sand tiger sharks, manta rays, whale sharks, dolphins and turtles here.

Getting there

You can get to the Canary Islands by plane or ferry. Many airlines, including low-cost airlines, operate more than one daily flight. There are many direct flights from almost all European countries to many airports in the Canary Islands.

The best way to travel around the Canary Islands is by car. Although there are buses, most of them do not run often enough to be useful for tourists. The sights of the islands are too scattered to be fully explored on foot.

A car allows you to quickly and efficiently get where you want to go. If you need to tour the island, flying is a reliable and efficient way to get around. If tourists prefer to travel by boat, several companies also offer ferry services.

Dive Clubs

The Canary Islands has a huge number of dive sites and dive centers offering various scuba training courses or joining one of the underwater excursions. Among the popular clubs, attention should be paid to:

ONE-TWO-DIVE

The center offers the highest quality, service and safety. Comfort and customer satisfaction is a priority for the club. It works according to the PADI diving system. It is well structured with a huge range of exceptional learning tools. With a personalized and professional approach, instructors help guests relax and fully prepare for open water diving. The club strives to provide an unforgettable experience, inspiring love and respect for nature.

Zeus Dive Center

Zeus Dive Center is a young company located in the south of Gran Canaria in Playa del Inglés. Multilingual instructors work here. The club invites everyone to enjoy scuba diving. The dive center provides free transport from the hotel to the onshore dive sites. Customers are invited to try nitrox diving for free. Nitrox is available to all certified divers at no additional cost. The Padi Discover Enriched Air Nitrox Diver courses are one of the club’s areas of focus.

Diveria Diving Center

This is a 5 star CMAS dive center that offers quality scuba diving and guaranteed customer satisfaction. This is a young and highly motivated team that strives to provide the best service. The dive center invites all divers to a beautiful place to relax away from the hustle and bustle. Daily guided dive tours around the island are always conducted in small groups. However, there is a second option – diving from a boat in the harbor of Los Gigantes.

Lanzarote Dive Center

This is a 5 star PADI Dive Center, PADI TecRec and TDI Center and has been a successful diving school for over 25 years. The team believes that no matter where scuba divers were trained, what matters is their experience and skills in open water diving. Instructors strive to provide safe and fun recreational training from beginners to divemasters and assistant instructors, as well as in the technical diving field. Dives take place at various locations around the island and include shore diving and boat diving. The team looks forward to welcoming guests for a safe and fun diving experience.

Diving reviews

Scuba diving in the Canary Islands inspires many divers every year. In addition to a variety of dive sites with caves, wrecks and colorful volcanic reefs, there is a unique flora and fauna. Worth mentioning is good infrastructure, short flight times, mostly sunny weather and last but not least political stability.

Scuba diving in the Canary Islands can be a highlight for everyone. Whether family, dive club, couples or solo travelers, the Isles of Eternal Spring have a lot to offer both above and below the water. Over 100 dive centers organize daily excursions to hundreds of dive sites. In addition, over 700 marine species can be found here, from stingrays to moray eels, cephalopods, crabs and groupers to angel sharks, turtles and rare manta rays. Everything is possible in the Atlantic.

As the water temperature never drops below 17 °C, the Canary Islands are a holiday destination all year round. Spring break with colder water allows you to see a huge number of rays, snails and fry.

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Diving on La Palma La Palma is located in the west of the Canary Islands. Its area is 706 sq. km, and the highest peak is at 2,426 m. The island is home to …

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Tenerife has a lot of dive centers so the first thing they evoke is that there must be a reason why this industry is so thriving on the island. And, in fact, there are many reasons. For example, the climate allows diving enthusiasts to practice all year round.

Secondly, the underwater visibility of is unparalleled in the entire island of Tenerife, which is always a prerequisite for unforgettable diving experiences.

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Visit Tenerife for Outdoor Adventure, Cuisine, and Working Remotely

As the dregs of last winter took hold, I was sitting in Ohio, dreaming about my first European summer. For years I wanted to spend the summer in Europe, drawn by the desire to experience the rustic coves, crystal-clear waters, gastronomic endeavors, and sunny days the continent is known for during peak season. Lingering over conversation – and perhaps an extra pour of wine – with friends as we watched the sunset, well, that would be the clincher.

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A work trip to Tenerife, Spain, checked off each of these things, proving to be both a beautiful locale for a getaway and a productive place to post up and work. As a nomadic traveler for over a year, I’m always on the hunt for places that combine work and vacation while keeping the true essence of a place intact. Whether you’re looking to visit the island for one week or one year, there is something for every type of traveler to discover and get lost in.

Tenerife is the largest of Spain’s seven Canary Islands and sits off the coast of West Africa. Airlines including SWISS, Air Canada, and Lufthansa operate direct flights from New York to Tenerife, making it easier than ever to visit the island. The island’s weather is warm all year round, with temperatures averaging 74º F. From the lush forests, majestic volcanos, and black sand beaches, this island is an excellent place to meld a passion for both seaside and on-water activities with hiking and other mountain excursions.

Hotel Vulcano is an ideal place to base yourself

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During my time in Tenerife, I stayed at Hotel Vulcano. When you first walk into the lobby, you’re greeted with a garden-like design as plants flow over the ceiling and ledges. The hotel is situated in a great location, making visiting the many beaches and shopping there convenient. The dining at the hotel is buffet-style for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The average room rate is €170 (about $170) per night, with many deals and packages offered throughout the year. The hotel offers several room types; with the standard room, the beds are on the smaller side and smaller than a regular twin-size bed.

The rooms also have a balcony that provides picturesque views of the island and pool area. In addition, the hotel is equipped with amenities such as a gym, spa, and rooftop pool, which I enjoyed taking advantage of. The hotel is located in Tenerife South which has the most hours of sun on the island. It is also populated with plenty of hotels, restaurants, and attractions. I had a comfortable stay for the week and would recommend this hotel to families and travelers looking to stay in a central location.

There isn’t an official business center in the hotel, but the lobby area has an “internet zone” that was suitable for any quick emails I needed to send. However, Tenerife is packed with several coworking spaces making this a perfect place for digital nomads to call their base. My only regret is that I didn’t organize a more extended stay.

Tenerife proved to be the perfect place to cowork

For remote workers looking for the best of the city, beaches, and pristine weather for an affordable price, Tenerife may be the next best place to call home. Tenerife Work & Play is an online resource helping nomads and remote workers navigate and move to the island. They offer assistance from everything in figuring out transportation to the best accommodation options. On average remote workers can cover all their basic expenses for about $1,500.

While strolling through the island’s north side, I visited San Cristóbal de La Laguna, a World Heritage site by UNESCO since 1999. La Laguna still has its original layout but has modernized with the streets being filled with local thrift shops, restaurants, and coffee shops. You could easily get delightfully lost with every turn. While walking around, I stumbled upon a coworking space called SOHO La Laguna. This vibrant space in the heart of La Laguna is perfect for creative entrepreneurs looking to build with the community.

Another coworking option in Santa Cruz, a port city on the island, is Espacio Kernel. The coworking space is in a central location and is designed to encourage collaboration among remote workers. They have flexible membership options and are open to adopting the space to travelers’ needs so they can feel at home and create their best work.

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Enjoying island cuisine with Spanish and African flavors

The food on Tenerife does not disappoint. Everything I had was an electric combination of savory and sweet, an ode both to the island’s near-African locale and Spanish colonial influence. One must-try dish is watermelon salmon salad, by far the best salad I ever had, just enough to turn me into a pescatarian. My favorite part of traveling is wandering areas and finding hidden places to eat.

During my excursions around the island, I found two places that I highly recommend, the first being Parador de las Cañadas del Teide. This restaurant is located inside a rustic hotel within Teide National Park. It is perfect for anyone visiting the island’s must-see volcanic sites. It’s a mountain house that blends into the surroundings with priceless views and food to match. The second place I indulged my taste buds was Hotel Laguna Nivaria, in San Cristóbal de La Laguna. This is more of an upscale dining place that serves a mix of fresh fish and meats.

Travelers can never go wrong with wandering through Mercado Nuestra señora de Africa in Santa Cruz and buying local crafts from artisans, flowers, and fresh fruits and cheeses.

What to see and do around Tenerife

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There is no shortage of things to do on the island. For convenience, I booked all my tours through the operator Touring Canaries. Our tour guide for the week, Cristo, brought our trip come alive with local insight and an insider’s perspective that even a long-time digital nomad couldn’t offer. He also kept us on our toes with new and existing things to experience, such as touring Teide National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

We also stopped at Anaga Rural Park, which covers 14,500 hectares (35,800 acres) of lush green mountainscape, hikes within which provide some of the best ocean views on the entire island. There are also a plethora of hidden beaches on the island. With rental cars being $50 a day, spending a free day driving along the coast is an affordable and beautiful way to see the island. To cut this cost down further, rent a scooter. You won’t make it as far, but with some many beaches to visit — One of the most beautiful being Playa Montaña Amarilla, not far from the hotel — there’s no need to venture too far.

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Living in Tenerife, Canary Islands

A Piece of Spain off the African Coast

By Joe Cawley

A view from Tenerife in the Canary Islands.

After years of monotonous routines, working only to try not to lag behind, my girlfriend Joy and I decided to check ourselves out of the rat race in a grey and damp northern England. We needed some warmth and color in our lives.

Why Tenerife?

The Canary Islands hug the northwest coast of Africa, maintaining a very agreeable subtropical climate all year round. The cost of living is relatively low. Away from the tourist areas, a 3-course dinner complete with wine costs around $5. Only the minimum of clothing is needed as casual attire is worn everywhere. Unless you live high in the mountainous regions, the only heating bills are for warming of edibles rather than the defrosting of limbs.

Our business, in which we had no previous experience, is a small family bar and restaurant 20 yards from the black volcanic sand beach near the village of La Caleta. The terraced slopes behind us are speckled with white farm buildings; behind them are green pine forests culminating in the regal crown of Spains highest mountain, Mount Teide, a dormant volcano that imperially surveys the island.

Canarian Culture

The original inhabitants of the Canary Islands, the Guanches, are allegedly descendants of the Canarii, a Berber tribe from North Africa, but the culture is distinctly Spanish. Historically, the islands have very strong ties with Venezuela and Cuba.

Most shops and offices close for siesta in the afternoon and the streets become quiet. Work takes second place to enjoying life. Manana may literally mean tomorrow; in reality, it means not today. Like all Spaniards, Canarians love to party, and fiestas are held everywhere throughout the year. In February, the capital, Santa Cruz, hosts the third biggest carnival in the world. For nine days, a quarter of a million people dance the nights away to the salsa rhythms of dozens of open-air bands.

When we settled in the south to make a go of a business we were helped by many other expats who had made a similar move. Some newcomers head for the hills or for the lusher north coast, where little has changed for many decades. In hidden villages, families sit for hours in their doorways conversing, sharing earthenware jugs of locally made wine, and smoking Canarian cigars.

All built-up tourist areas tend to attract the less salubrious characters eager to detach holiday cash and consumables from unsuspecting tourists, and Tenerife is no different. However, beyond these regions crime is scarce. Everybody tends to know one another and petty criminals are ostracized from the community.

The air is very clear and the climate extremely healthy. There is a reasonably modern health service with up to date hospitals in the south and north of the island. Private healthcare coverage can be purchased for around $31 a month.

So, if you are looking for a life of constant sunshine at an unhurried pace and a healthy environment, combined with a low cost of living and close proximity to the rest of Europe, there is no match for Tenerife. Much of this island and all of the smaller islands are still undeveloped, so business opportunities similar to ours still abound.

A sunset seen from Tenerife.

Buying Property in Tenerife

There are quite a lot of old fincas (farmhouses) in need of restoration for sale, and these can be valuable investments.

Tenerife Property shop, www.tenerifepropertyshop.com.

JOE CAWLEY moved to Tenerife, the Canary Islands, in 1991. After successfully running a bar/restaurant for seven years, he became a freelance writer specializing in humorous pieces about life in his paradise.

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With more than 900 miles of breathtaking coastline and ever-present bright blue skies, the Canary Islands are an amazing vacation destination. Tenerife, the largest of the islands, not only offers gorgeous beaches, but lush soaring mountains to hike, exciting nightlife, abundant wildlife and more. If you’re planning to visit, you may be overwhelmed with the many offerings, but these things to do are some of the best of the best for your visit to the island.

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Experience the Diverse Beach Offerings

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With so much coastline, Tenerife is home to a diverse array of beaches, from golden stretches of sand to velvety black sand beaches. You’ll find golden beaches in the eastern resort areas, with the winds making these stretches of sand popular for kite surfing and wind surfing. In the north and west are the dark, sultry shores with picturesque coves like Puerto de la Cruz, Los Gigantes and Playa de la Arena.

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Whale Watching Tour

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Whale watching on Tenerife is a must while you’re here. You’ll have the opportunity to spot pilot, sperm, minke and orca whales along with plenty of sea turtles, bottlenose dolphins and the occasional striped dolphin too. Tours typically last for three hours, departing from Los Gigantes, Las Americas, Los Cristianos and Las Galletas. A variety of options are available, including trips aboard a small wooden clipper ship for an intimate experience with the dolphins as well as catamarans with glass bottomed panels that allow passengers to marvel at the marine life below.

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Cueva del Viento Caving

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You can go underground when you’re on Tenerife too. Cueva del Viento is a series of caves that were formed by lava when the Pico Viejo volcano erupted. The caves include over 11 miles of lava tubes that can be explored on the guide-led walking tour. You’ll traverse through a maze of underground tunnels to view lava stalactites, lava lake, fossils and nearly 200 species of insects that inhabit the cave as well.

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Golf

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Plentiful sunshine combined with spectacular sea, mountain, and volcano views are just a few of the ingredients that make for fabulous golfing on Tenerife. There are nine different courses on the island, each offering something unique , with various sizes and interesting features. Amarilla Golf and Country Club is the only resort in the archipelago where you can golf, take part in nautical activities and horse riding, while Real Club de Golf de Tenerife is known for its local wildlife and incline. Abama Golf is a challenging course that offers some of the most jaw-dropping views out to the Atlantic and La Gomera island.

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Go Shipwreck Diving

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Just off the central northern shores near the town of Tabaiba, a wreck deliberately sunk back in 2006 in order to attract more marine life, and divers out to view it. The shipwreck, called the El Peñon, is about 115 feet long and inside are octopi, some big moray eels and large schools of barracuda and mackerel. If you’re an advanced experienced diver you can head out on your own, otherwise, you’ll find a number of tour options that include an expert, qualified instructor.

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Take a Jeep Safari

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If you take only one sightseeing tour on Tenerife, make it a jeep safari. Touring by jeep allows you to discover hidden places that standard vehicles just can’t reach, from remote canyons to the surreal moon-like landscape of the ancient volcano Teide. A jeep safari also means you’ll be able to see quite a bit in a relatively short time, without sacrificing the opportunity to enjoy the island’s cultural charms. There are a multiple tour operators and various excursions that offer a variety of routes, including tours to the summit of Mount Teide via the famous hidden city of Masca as well as excursions to the neighboring island of La Gomera.

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Soak Up the Views in Mount Teide National Park

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The centerpiece of Mount Teide National Park is, of course, Mount Teide, a volcano and the highest mountain peak in Spain at nearly 12,200 feet above sea level. There are multiple ways to experience it, but you won’t want to miss the chance to soak up the awe-inspiring views from the mountain’s summit. You can hike or take a cable car to reach it, where panoramic views of Tenerife, Gran Canaria, La Palma and the endless expanse of the Atlantic all await. You can also visit the Teide Observatory here. The largest solar observatory on Earth is ideally situated for viewing a dazzling night’s sky.

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Ride a Camel

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While you probably equate camels with the Arabian desert, camels were once a rather common sight on Tenerife, especially around the south end, used to help agricultural workers as they were better suited for the terrain than cattle. If you’ve never ridden one, there are a number of camel parks around the island that offer the experience, with some of the best found in the aptly named La Camella, as well as Puerto de la Cruz and El Tanque. The unique adventure often comes with some especially picturesque views of the sea and the mountains.

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Wine Tasting

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Tenerife is becoming an increasingly popular wine destination too. Home to the largest wine-producing area in the Canary Islands, the rich, fertile soil nourishes multiple grape varieties, including the favorite listan variety. Its sweet Malmsey wine dates all the way back to 16th-century Britain, beloved by Shakespeare himself who mentioned it more than 100 times in his plays. You can join an excursion to take you around to the island’s hottest vino spots, sampling wine and authentic Canarian cuisine along the way, while learning more about its cultural and historic heritage.

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Genetic study of the population of Tenerife (Canary Islands, Spain): protein markers and review of classical polymorphisms

Comparative Study

. 1997 Mar;102(3):337-49.

doi: 10.1002/(SICI)1096-8644(199703)102:3<337::AID-AJPA4>3.0.CO;2-S.

P Moral¹, E Esteban, S Vives, N Valveny, D I Toja, E Gonzalez-Reimers

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¹ Departamento d Biología Animal, Facultad de Biologia, Universidad de Barcelona, Spain.

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9098503

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10.1002/(SICI)1096-8644(199703)102:3<337::AID-AJPA4>3.0.CO;2-S

Comparative Study

P Moral et al.

Am J Phys Anthropol.

1997 Mar.

. 1997 Mar;102(3):337-49.

doi: 10.1002/(SICI)1096-8644(199703)102:3<337::AID-AJPA4>3.0.CO;2-S.

Authors

P Moral¹, E Esteban, S Vives, N Valveny, D I Toja, E Gonzalez-Reimers

Affiliation

¹ Departamento d Biología Animal, Facultad de Biologia, Universidad de Barcelona, Spain.

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9098503

DOI:

10.1002/(SICI)1096-8644(199703)102:3<337::AID-AJPA4>3.0.CO;2-S

Abstract

Data on six protein polymorphisms (19 alleles) from the human population of Tenerife are presented and discussed along with other classical markers in relation to the origin of the Canarians. Genetic influences from three population groups were considered: the Iberians, and the Berbers and non-Berbers (Arabs) from north Africa. The systems examined show the Tenerife population lies within the limits of variation described for various Iberian groups, with a slight tendency towards the characteristics of north African populations. When blood groups, red cell enzymes and serum protein data were considered, the similarity of the Canary population to Iberians seems strengthened (70% estimated contribution of Iberian peninsula genes to the present-day Canarian pool), while some relation with north African groups is shown. Genetic distances between Canarians and Arabs and Canarians and Berbers are lower than those between the two north African groups, indicating a relative and comparable contribution of each to the present-day gene pool of the Canarian population. The Arab contribution could be attributable to the slaves who were introduced to these islands after the conquest in the 15th century, while the Berber contribution could be the remnants of the extinct aboriginal peoples of the islands (Guanches) or a more recent immigration due to slavery. Genetic data do not allow us to distinguish between these two possibilities.

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8 Reasons Why Tenerife is Unlike Any Other Destination

Tenerife is a place that should be on everyone’s bucket list. If you haven’t heard of it, and you love exploring new and unique places, you’re missing out. The largest island of the Canaries is not your typical island destination, and has something for everyone. It’s a place where you can imagine yourself in multiple places around the globe – without even stepping off the island. Picture this: the volcanic landscapes, boardwalks and resorts of Maui, combined with the food, wine, port and Spanish colonial architecture of Barcelona, and the white/black sand beaches of Costa Rica – all on one island! If you’re in the process of choosing where your next trip should be and you can’t decide, here’s why it should be Tenerife.

The Diving

The crystal-clear waters of the Atlantic Ocean around Tenerife and the Canary Islands are internationally known for their quality and temperatures of 70 degrees. Filled with a rich diversity of marine life, the island is an undersea paradise for experienced or first time divers. Above the waves, there’s plenty to do too – you can choose from windsurfing, surfing, kayaking or deep sea fishing.

Birdwatching

While many travel to Tenerife to explore its black sand beaches, many also come for birdwatching. The island is home to some rare species because the various habitats and unusual geography. One of these birds is the Blue Chaffinch, which is easily recognizable with its blue feathers and is only found in the mountain forests of the island. While birdwatching in Tenerife you’ll also probably be on the lookout for two species of laurel pigeon that live in the forests and the mountains of the island and the Great Grey Shrike, an uncommon bird in the UK but one that lives in Tenerife high on Mt. Teide.

#1 Waterpark

Siam Park is one of the biggest and best waterparks in Europe for those seeking an adrenaline rush. So good in fact that it was rated as the #1 waterpark in the world by Trip Advisor in 2016 and 2017. Set in a Thai-themed paradise, the lush, green and tranquil environment makes it great for any ages to enjoy. Thrilling rides like the Tower of Power, The Dragon, and the Mekong Rapids will set your heart racing. If you’re in the mood to relax, visit the bars or restaurants on the white sandy beach.

Europe’s Largest Lava Tube

Maybe you want to travel alone, or maybe you’re looking for an interesting and informative trip for the family. Whatever the case, the Wind Cave is a no-brainer if you’re looking for a unique and educational activity for the day. Shaped by lava flows from Pico Viejo, part of Mount Teide is The Cueva del Viento. Also known as the Wind Cave, this lava cave is Europe’s largest lava tube and the fifth largest in the world. The top four largest are all located in Hawaii.

Wine

If you’re a wine connoisseur, you’ll want to add some vineyards to your trip itinerary to truly experience Tenerife’s culture. Luckily for you, Tenerife is internationally recognized for it’s wine. The main reason why is because the island grows nine varieties of ungrafted vines that can’t be found anywhere else in Spain. Listán Blanco, Malvasiaa, Gual, Albillo Criollo, Vijariego, Moscatel, Marmajuelo and Verdello are the grapes used to make whites, whilst rosés and wines are made mostly of Listán Negro, Negramoll and Tintilla.

Black and White Sand Beaches

Featured in CNN, Forbes as a trending beach destination and the Active Times, Tenerife’s beaches live up to the hype. But with so many Tenerife beaches (there’s 70) how do you narrow down the options? It’s all about what you’re looking for. If black volcanic sand is what you’re seeking, check out the El Bollullo beaches in the north, surrounded by green cliffs and banana plantations. If you’re looking for a more traditional beach – you’ll want to be in the south in Adeje, which is filled with golden sand beaches. We teamed up with a Tenerife expert and listed our 6 favorite beaches here.

Michelin Star Restaurants

And for all you foodies out there, cuisine is another great hallmark of Tenerife’s culture. Traditional food in Tenerife is rustic but simple, and the favor combinations and rustic ingredients are worth trying. Spain has 182 Michelin Star restaurants, but Tenerife is the only island in the Canaries with four Michelin Star restaurants. A Michelin Star is received after anonymous restaurant reviewers try different restaurant cuisines and come to a consensus on which restaurants will be awarded the stars. Forget Yelp and Zagat, as you can see, no consumer reviews are used in making the Michelin determination.

The World’s Best Stargazing

While this bustling Spanish island is widely known for its spectacular beaches and busy nightlife, Tenerife is also considered one of the best places to go stargazing in Europe. In the darkness of the Atlantic Ocean, Tenerife’s Mt. Teide, Spain’s highest peak, is also one of the few places you can see constellations and different galaxies because of its elevation. With no light pollution and cities vastly spread out, everything is completely lit up and you’ll be able to see thousands of stars. If you really want an incredibly unique experience, go up late in the afternoon to Mt. Teide National Park and go to the Parador (a hotel/ restaurant inside the Caldera) to enjoy a memorable five-star dinner from Michelin-awarded chefs. Read more about stargazing and the Sunset and Stars experience here.

Starry Nights in the Canary Islands

Way, way out in the Atlantic Ocean, at a point where one of Earth’s four cold water currents meets the searing African desert winds, nights are dark as prehistory. Once the sun sets on the volcanic archipelago known as the Canary Islands, a misty net of extraterrestrial white light blankets the sky from horizon to horizon. Until dawn, every ray of visible starlight in the entire Northern Hemisphere and much of the Southern Hemisphere gathers overhead. That sprawl of sky over a small island speck on the black ocean suggests, like few other experiences, the nanosecond that is human life.

Such black nights and clear skies have beckoned astronomers to install some of the world’s most powerful telescopes on volcanic peaks in this archipelago off the northwestern coast of Africa. As scientists use these state-of-the-art observatories to search out signs of the Big Bang, at sea level 8,000 feet below, tens of thousands of mostly British pensioners and brides-to-be on “hen parties” are getting drunk and sunburned.

Five million tourists annually visit this Spanish territory from colder climes to bask in Europe’s only subtropical weather. The port at Tenerife, the largest island, is the third-most-visited cruise ship destination in Europe.

Behemoth floating parties disgorge thousands of passengers daily in wintertime, the high season. Most of them are oblivious to the fact that they have just disembarked on an island with three official, Unesco-sanctioned Starlight Reserves — locations where efforts are being made to preserve darkness and fend off light and air pollution to protect access to starlight. Only a small percentage of tourists make the two-hour nauseating and twisting ascent to the telescopes — giant, bulbous white towers, perched at the windy top of Mount Teide.

That may be about to change. Astrotourism is already a component of the Canaries’ booming tourism industry, drawing about 200,000 visitors annually. But with the 2014 designation of the islands as part of a larger EU SkyRoute itinerary for visitors, and the creation in 2011 of a music and astronomy festival, Canarian officials believe more star trekkers will soon be taking the winding drive up the mountain at dusk to sit on what might be called one of nature’s sky-decks.

Island officials and the Spanish government are trying to cement the islands’ reputation as a key destination for both amateur and professional astronomers. In 2007, scientists and policy makers from some 50 countries met on the smaller island of La Palma for the first International Conference in Defense of the Quality of the Night Sky, producing a declaration on “protecting the sky as a basic right for all humanity. ”

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The Gran Telescopio de Canarias, the largest optical-infrared telescope in the world and one of the most advanced, at the Roque de los Muchachos Observatory on the island of La Palma.Credit…Tony Cenicola/The New York Times

Among other matters, they discussed outlawing light pollution in La Palma, home to the world’s largest optical telescope at the Roque de los Muchachos observatory. The island happens to be the second-best location for infrared and optical astronomy in the Northern Hemisphere, after Mauna Kea Observatory in Hawaii, according to astronomers.

The Canary Islands telescope sites are run by astronomers at the Institute of Astrophysics (IAC) in Tenerife, a local research organization that operates the European Northern Observatory. The islands have also hosted telescopes from 28 nations over the last few decades.

With the support of Unesco, the institute in 2007 created a Starlight Foundation and a Starlight Initiative, devoted to keeping night skies dark. With Unesco, the IAC has been certifying “Starlight Reserves” around the world — defined as sites dedicated to protecting darkness from light and air pollution. Currently Starlight Reserves are certified in Chile (also home to one of the world’s largest telescopes), Nova Scotia and Portugal, in addition to the Canary Islands.

Officials in Tenerife also took the lead in the European Union in promoting stargazing as a tourism pastime in other nations, too. They spearheaded the creation of the EU Sky Route, which traces “an astronomical highway” for tourists across seven participating territories sharing exceptionally dark night skies, including locations in Bulgaria, Greece, Spain, Portugal, Italy and Poland and the Canary Islands.

Mount Teide forms a black pyramid at the center of the half-barren, half-green island of Tenerife. Teide is a Unesco World Heritage site and also a designated Starlight Reserve. Teide Natural Park on and around the mountain, with its abundant hiking and proximity to beaches, is said to be the most visited natural park in Spain, according to Unesco, thanks to numerous daily flights into Tenerife’s airports from Barcelona and London.

On the highest point on the nearby island of La Palma, at the Roque de los Muchachos Observatory, hundreds of researchers work at the Gran Telescopio de Canarias (Great Telescope of the Canary Islands).

Dr. Stephen Hawking gives a lecture during the second Starmus Festival on Tenerife in the Canary Islands on Sept. 23, 2014. He has been invited back to the festival this year.Credit…Desiree Martin/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images

La Palma, population 70,000, is home to a large colony of scientists and the remnants of a 1960s German commune, and it is also a tiny center for astrotourism. The economy revolves around astronomy, and besides the telescope and research center, there are 13 sky-viewing points on La Palma. Vacationers can even rent telescope-equipped holiday houses and sip a vintage called “stellar wine” from local grapes.

By day from some points near sea level on Tenerife, one can see the white columns of the telescopes perched miles high on the old volcano. Researchers use them to literally look back in time at starlight generated millenniums ago, and to advance humanity’s developing perceptions about space and time. The stars they seek out are so far away it takes millions of years for their light to reach our eyes, and for all we know, they may have died already.

Impulses both earthly and intellectually sublime coexist easily on the Canary Islands. The British lose their stiff upper lip down here faster than you can say Spanish sun, and a British television documentary called “OAPs Behaving Badly” recently reported that so many British retirees party hearty in the bars that one of them is known as “God’s Waiting Room.” Establishments like Bonker’s Bar, China’s White Bar, the Down Under Bar, the Drunk-N-Duck Bar and the Dubliner hold down the wilder end of the Canarian amusement spectrum. For the sober set, there are dozens of golf courses irrigated with desalinated water.

Tenerife’s astrotourism lure was bumped up in the last few years with the Starmus Festival, headlined by the likes of the late American astronaut Neil Armstrong and other stars of the space world. In the fall of 2014, in a vast conference hall in the Ritz Carlton’s Abama resort, a terra cotta red Moorish-styled compound, Garik Israelian, a Canarian astrophysicist, stood before 600 science aficionados from all over the world, with music from Pink Floyd’s “Dark Side of the Moon” blasting from speakers all around.

A few hundred yards away, the Atlantic crashed into jet-black rocks and split the blazing afternoon sunlight into spray diamonds, but down in the conference room, travelers from as far away as Canada and China couldn’t have cared less about sun and sea. Everyone had their iPhones aimed at the wheelchair mounted with a black Intel laptop that almost obscured the small, slumped figure of the Cambridge physicist and best-selling author Stephen Hawking.

Dr. Hawking, along with Brian May of the band Queen, who earned a doctorate in physics from the Canary Islands astrophysical institute sometime after recording “Another One Bites the Dust” and other rock anthems, the evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins, and several astronauts, were among the headliners at the second Starmus Festival in 2014, the pet project of Dr. Israelian.

Clouds hover around the peak of Roque de los Muchachos in Caldera de Taburiente National Park on La Palma.Credit…Tony Cenicola/The New York Times

Dr. Israelian is a rocker-scientist who had his own punk band and studied astrophysics in Armenia before emigrating to Spain with his family in the 1970s. He moved to Tenerife and began researching supernovas at the observatories — with Pink Floyd, Peter Gabriel, Brian Eno and other ’70s rockers blasting on his earphones.

He welcomed attendees standing before a giant LED backdrop of a beam of light slicing through a triangle and splitting into a prism, homage to the cover of Pink Floyd’s “Dark Side of the Moon” album, and the sounds of the band’s “Breathe” reverberating through the floor. When the music died down, he talked about the telescopes a few hours uphill.

“The huge eye looking out into space seems to me to be an uplifting symbol of humanity’s eye looking out into the vast universe where we live in such a small corner,” Dr. Israelian said. “But our species is capable of looking beyond.”

The islands are essential to extraterrestrial exploration now, but they played a key role in earthly exploration as well. Columbus stopped there in 1492, that banner year in the human enterprise of looking beyond. Drifting down the coast of Africa before steering west to discover the Americas, the explorer dropped anchor and fueled up on fresh water and fruit here.

The islands were not exactly new to mainland Europeans when Columbus arrived. The origin of their name is the Latin word for dog — cane — possibly because, as the ancient Roman author and naturalist Pliny the Elder wrote, early Roman visitors to the islands encountered huge dogs. The small tropical birds we call canaries, native to these islands and others, are named after the islands — not the other way around.

But when Columbus dropped anchor, the islands were still inhabited by a tall, white-skinned people called the Guanches. They lived in the mountain caves, wore goatskins and mummified their dead in the Egyptian fashion. Teide, capped with snow in the winter, and the island’s name, Tenerife, are both words that come from the indigenous people’s name for “white mountain.”

On the street in La Laguna’s old town on Tenerife.Credit…Tony Cenicola/The New York Times

On the nearby island of La Gomera, schoolchildren are still taught an indigenous whistling language that those inhabitants of the island used to communicate over distances before the arrival of the telephone.

But other than those few words and traditions, for the lost goatskin-wearing natives, Columbus’s arrival heralded the end of language, culture and time. Within two years of the explorer’s stopover, the Spaniards had colonized the islands and eradicated the Guanche, selling the survivors as white slaves on the Continent. What remains of them today are some of their names, like Teide, and words for some of the flowers that grow only along its rocky ridges.

After Columbus, the great German naturalist Alexander von Humboldt landed here in the 18th century and explored the islands, identifying one of the four cold water currents in the world drifting past the islands, which partly accounts for the near-perfect weather. The sky is literally cloudless 90 percent of the year.

While one side of Tenerife is gray rubble, the islands are mostly fertile, producing kiwi, bananas, mangoes, apples, tobacco and wine. Tenerife is filled with microclimates, green toward the north and barren to the south. In winter, it is possible to swim on the beaches and, an hour later, ascend the volcano and stand in three feet of snow.

The islands’ bounty and idyllic — and strategic — location made them a colonial prize by the 18th century, and it was here that the Spaniards shot off Admiral Horatio Nelson’s right arm with a cannon while defending Tenerife against the British Navy in 1797. He survived and went home with a condolence prize of casks of sweet Canarian wine, for which the British developed a taste that has not abated to this day. George Washington supposedly toasted the revolution with a glass of it.

For modern-day American visitors, the Canary Islands resemble the Caribbean, but possess facilities and characteristics of Europe — hospitals, low crime, relatively high standard of living, Spanish culture and healthy, delicious food (great tapas, olive oil, indigenous white goat cheese and a local delicacy, “wrinkled potatoes” boiled in salted water until the water evaporates). But the chief difference between Tenerife and, say, Aruba or the Bahamas is the island’s role in international space endeavors.

Dr. Israelian conceived Starmus, the island’s science and rock festival in 2011, and its name is short for “star music.” The concept of music from stars — unlike the medieval “music of the spheres” — actually has some basis in science and Dr. Israelian has made a study of it.

“When the first sound waves were detected in stars, about 10 years ago, I realized this whole new branch of astronomy was starting,” he said. “We have tools to detect those sound waves. They are low frequency, infra-sounds, the timbre is different, but I can take the sound … and I can move it to our domain, so we can hear it. It’s playing the piano, 10 octaves down.”

Dr. Israelian, who is compiling a library of the star sounds, likes to think big (he’s working on projects to help Armenian and other orphans in Syria).

At Los Gigantes, on Tenerife, the Atlantic slams into towering black cliffs. Credit…Tony Cenicola/The New York Times

In the fall of 2014, at the second Starmus, he had 600 attendees, a repeat attendance by Dr. Hawking, and the participation of the local government and tourism agencies. Dr. Israelian plans a third, even larger Starmus festival from June 27 to July 2 this year devoted to discussion of the search for life in the universe. “The only place and best place to do something like this is here,” he said. “In one hour we can get a bus and get to a star party with the biggest telescope in the world, at night. There is no place on the planet where you can do that.”

Dr. Hawking is again expected, along with 10 Nobel laureates, a gaggle of American and Russian astronauts, and Neil deGrasse Tyson, the American astrophysicist, author and television personality, a rock star himself.

Among the science-lovers who trekked across the planet for the last Starmus were two Canadians, Gordon MacLaren and Greg Davies. The men, a marketing executive and an engineer, are among Richard Dawkins’s million-plus Twitter followers, and when Mr. Dawkins tweeted about the event, they thought it sounded cool. They each forked out $5,000 for full access tickets, and undertook a 36-hour odyssey, arriving from Toronto just in time to hear Mr. Dawkins give his talk on “A Taxonomy of Alien Life.”

When told that a single tweet had enticed a pair of Canadians to travel to the remote island, Mr. Dawkins asked if they had traveled together. When told they had, he replied dryly: “That’s a single data point.” The curmudgeonly atheist biologist was later spotted in a Hawaiian shirt, poolside, amiably chatting with the reborn Christian American astronaut Charlie Duke and his wife, Dorothy, who had come to Tenerife armed with Creationist literature to share with the attendees.

The surreal spectacle of the geekfest in paradise reached a peak when more than a thousand people packed a hall for Dr. Hawking’s lecture, and Dr. Israelian produced a 1970s style rock ’n’ roll entrance. Dr. Hawking, eyes closed, was wheeled onstage to form the human centerpiece of a flashing light and sound show accompanied by a thundering rendition of “A Hole in the Sky,” by the doom metal band Atoma. Dr. Hawking later said he thoroughly enjoyed the Starmus festival. “It is a combination of science and rock music, both of which I love,” he wrote in an email. He said he hoped that he would be invited back — and he was.

Starmus 2016 runs from June 27 to July 2 on Tenerife, featuring 10 Nobel Prize winners and Dr. Stephen Hawking, among others. Rates, locations and other details at starmus.com.

To arrange visits to the astronomical observatories, see orm.astrocamp.es/index_en.html.

To plan a visit to Teide National Park (whc.unesco.org/en/list/1258) and to arrange guided tours and visits to the observatories, go to volcanoteide.com/en.

For restaurants and sightseeing in the palm-lined streets of old town La Laguna on Tenerife, go to visitingtenerife.com/places/la-laguna.html.

The stunning Los Gigantes, where the Atlantic slams into hundreds of feet of black cliffs, offers swimming, restaurants and boat rentals: realtenerifeislanddrives. com/Los%20Gigantes.html.

El Aljibe, frequented by the locals at Playa San Juan on Tenerife, serves fresh fish, home cooking and papas arrugadas, the islands’ signature wrinkled potatoes. 8 Avenida Del Emigrante, Playa San Juan.

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Tenerife, the largest island in the Spanish Canary Islands, is located 300 km off the northwest coast of Africa. The population of the island has about a million inhabitants, and 4 million tourists come to rest every year! Guaranteed sunny weather and a huge number of pristine beaches have been the key to the success of the island among tourists from all over the world.

A huge mountain keeps clouds and cold winds out of the southern half of the island. Therefore, the climate of the southern part of the island is drier and hotter, while in the northern part it is milder and cooler. In the south, large resorts for tourists are concentrated, such as Los Cristianos, and in the north of the island, where it is greener and less lively, older tourists or those who appreciate peace and quiet are more likely to relax.

How to get to Tenerife by ferry?

Tenerife plays a central role in the inter-island communication of the Canary Islands and communication with the mainland. This is facilitated by the presence of two airports and two ferry ports. There are ferry routes to Spain and to other Canary Islands.

Ferry crossings from Spain to Tenerife are quite long and expensive, but because they are operated by luxury cruise ships, the journey is a pleasure.

Tenerife can be reached by ferry from any other Canary Island. The most frequent flights are from Palma and Gran Canaria.

Ferries arriving from the west arrive at the southern port of Los Cristianos and ferries from Spain arrive at Santa Cruz de Tenerife in the north of the island.

When is the best time to go to Tenerife?

You can relax in Tenerife at any time of the year. The temperature even in winter is above +20, and summer is dry and hot. The beach season by the ocean is from May to October. You can see the price range for ferry tickets to Tenerife by month with the help of a visual graph which can be found by going to ‘Countries’ on our website. Select Tenerife from the list, on the page that opens, click on the appropriate route.

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Everything is on schedule. In Agaete, right at the gangway, a bus (marked with the name of the company, Fred.olsen) was waiting, which took them to the capital Las Palmas for free and without stops in 40 minutes. And from there, in all directions, the station was nearby.

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Traveled in the Canary Islands for the first time by ferry! Very convenient booking system, but do not take your passport far away before boarding. Polite staff, they caught me downstairs with a suitcase and showed me where I can leave it so as not to drag it upstairs (I remember on the ferry in Italy we lifted heavy suitcases upstairs). From the port you can easily take in any direction (both in Tenerife and La Gomera). The trip was comfortable and fast! Thanks Fred Olsen!

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We made several trips by Fred Olsen and they were all fine – comfortable and on time.

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The island of Tenerife has received 11 Blue Flags for the cleanliness of its beaches.

“Siam Park” in the south of Tenerife, took 1st place in the list of the best water parks at the Euro Attractions Show (EAS) 2016

Tenerife is rightfully considered one of the best family holiday destinations, especially since you can relax here throughout the year.

TENERIFE: 7 reasons to love the island

Tenerife got its name from the dormant volcano Teide, which the Guanches called “snow mountain”. Surrounded by extraordinary volcanic landscapes, Tenerife is full of contrasts: prehistoric forests, coves with black sand beaches, picturesque Spanish villages, fertile valleys with tropical crops growing in them, steep mountain ranges, Canarian cuisine rich in variety and local specialties, attractions inscribed on the Cultural Heritage List .

Tenerife’s tropical climate allows you to come here all year round, and our list will help you get the most out of your holiday.

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Family vacation in loro parque

Loro Parque is one of the most frequently visited attractions in Tenerife and will be interesting for both adults and children. The park is located in Puerto de la Cruz. At the moment, Loro Park is at the same time a botanical garden, a zoo, a dolphinarium and a large aquarium. The unspoken name of the park is a paradise for parrots; There are about 500 species of birds in the park. In addition to birds, gorillas and chimpanzees, tigers and jaguars, crocodiles, dolphins, killer whales and even penguins live in Loro Park.

From entertainment in the park, you can admire the show of parrots, where birds perform various tricks, in the pavilion “Baby station” you can watch how the chicks are fed nectar from a spoon. For lovers of marine fauna – a show in the dolphinarium and a performance of sea lions. Also in the park is the Aquarium, which recreates the ecosystem of different parts of the world.

The cost of an adult ticket is 34 Euro, a child ticket is 23 Euro.

2. Gorgeous beaches

The Canary Islands and the beaches of Tenerife – for many, these phrases cause associations with something heavenly and very expensive. We tested it on ourselves and found out that this is only partly true – there are indeed plenty of heavenly places in the Canary Islands, but rest there can be absolutely affordable.

3. “Martian” landscapes of the Teide volcano

The Teide volcano on the island of Tenerife is the highest point in Spain. Those who have visited the crater of the Teide volcano at an altitude of almost 4000 meters say that to visit there is like touching heaven. And at the top, the view is so breathtaking that you forget about everything in the world.

The Teide National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Spain, lies on the slopes of the mountain. And up to the crater of the volcano, where, according to the beliefs of the natives of the Guanches, an evil demon lived, there is a cable car.

4. national parks

One of Tenerife’s popular attractions is the Teno National Natural Park. Teno Park covers an area of more than 8 thousand hectares, is difficult to access due to its landscape, but thanks to this, unique laurel forests have been preserved here, which have become home to many birds and animals.

Endemic species of trees and shrubs grow in the Monti del Agua area. The volcanic relief of the Teno massif is cut by deep gorges and cliffs and goes out to the ocean. On the territory of the park is the famous gorge Barranco de Carrizale, as well as the Punta de Teno lighthouse, popular among tourists.

In the oldest part of the island, there is the picturesque Anaga Park, where many archaeological finds have been discovered. The natural park is about 7-9 million years old. The park is notable for steep mountain cliffs, deep gorges and tropical forests with an abundance of rare plants.

5. Rich opportunities for outdoor activities

Tenerife enthusiasts will find a lot of offers, one of the most attractive – paragliding flights over the gorges and beaches. Paragliding is very popular among tourists.

The island will also appeal to surfers , as Tenerife has many beaches with good waves. The most popular surf spots are Los dos Hermanos and El Charco beaches on the north coast, Fuera de la Bajeta, Punta Blanca beach on the west coast and many more.

Tenerife – a real paradise for fans and diving, thanks to the rich ocean life and favorable climate. The air temperature all year round is 19-25 degrees, the ocean is almost always very calm.

Golf is also popular in Tenerife with tourists and locals. Golf courses in their beauty match the wild landscapes of the island. One of the most popular golf courses is Golf del Sur, where various international tournaments are often held.

6. The largest carnival in Europe

Carnival in Santa Cruz de Tenerife is known all over the world for its colorful performances. The largest in Europe and the second in the world after the Brazilian carnival in Rio de Janeiro. Many tourists specially come to Tenerife in February to enjoy this unforgettable sight.

The carnival usually lasts for two weeks, the main events are:

Election of the Carnival Queen – dressed in bright costumes with an abundance of feathers, the beauties try to surprise and impress the strict jury, which will choose only one worthy of the title of queen.

The main procession – a well-dressed and cheerful crowd, to the sound of music, passes through the main streets of the city. The procession ends with fireworks.

Burial of the sardine – a symbolic farewell to the carnival. A funeral procession follows the city, mourning a giant cardboard sardine made by the hands of the prisoners of the local prison. Then the fish is solemnly burned in the central square.

Information about the carnival can be found at carnavaldetenerife.com.

7. Gastronomy

Tenerife’s traditional cuisine is based on Mediterranean traditions: fish, meat (pork and rabbit) dishes abound, rice, potatoes, vegetables and tropical fruits are popular side dishes.

A popular meat dish is rabbit meat with Salmorejo sauce and papas potato garnish. Papas are small potatoes with skins boiled in water with a lot of sea salt. It is served with fish and meat.

The most popular sauce in Tenerife is mojo, served in two varieties: green and red. Green sauce is prepared on the basis of parsley and cilantro and is suitable for fish and vegetables, red sauce is more versatile. Its main ingredient is pepper and goes well with meat, fish or cheese.

Local restaurants and bars offer traditional Spanish dishes such as paella (a dish of rice, meat and seafood), tortilla de patatas (omelet with potatoes), as well as jamón and various cheeses.

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Highlights of the trip:

Although the Canary Islands are an archipelago in general, each island is so diverse that it is often called a “mini-continent”. All the islands are characterized by the climate of eternal spring, but still each island differs significantly from each other.

The island of Tenerife boasts the Teide volcano, located at an altitude of 3718 meters above sea level and is not only the highest point of the Canary Islands, but also the highest point in all of Spain.

Tenerife is an island of volcanic origin, so the sand on the beaches is gray and even black.

Flight schedule:

October 14., 21., 28.
November 04., 11., 18., 25., 27.
December 02., 04., 09., 11., 16. , 18., 23., 25., 30.
January 01., 06., 13., 20., 27.
February 03., 10., 17., 24.
March 03., 05., 10 ., 12., 17., 19., 24., 26., 31.
April 02., 07., 09., 14., 16., 21., 23., 28.

Price includes :

Flight Riga-Tenerife-Riga;

Transfer: airport-hotel-airport;

Accommodation in the selected hotel with the corresponding

food;

Tour operator representative services;

Airport taxes;

The price does not include:

Travel insurance;

Excursions;

Tips;

Personal expenses.

Tenerife Island in Spain

Territory. 1532 km2

Capital of the island. Santa Cruz de Tenerife (changes every 4 years)

Geography. Canary Islands is an autonomous region of the Kingdom of Spain, consists of seven large and six small volcanic islands in the Atlantic Ocean. Large islands: Tenerife, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Palma, Gomera, Jerry. All the islands are divided into two provinces, they differ in terms of landscape and climate: the western province (the capital is Santa Cruz de Tenerife) and the eastern province (the capital is Las Palmas). The highest point is the summit of the Teide volcano (3718 m), located on the island of Tenerife.

Climate. In the Canary Islands it is always evenly warm throughout the year – the average air temperature varies between 18-24 degrees. Such a mild and warm climate determines the proximity to the African continent, the warm Gulf Stream and the wind that blows across the ocean from the Sahara desert.

Population. The population of Spain is 40.4 million (2006). 1.995 million people live in the Canary Islands, 853,000 people live in Tenerife, and 807,000 people live in Gran Canaria (2006). About 80% of the population are Spaniards, the rest are Catalans, Gauls and Basques.

Language. Spanish is the official language throughout Spain. English and German are popular in the resorts.

Religion. Catholicism is the dominant religion (about 76% of the population are Catholics). Quite a large number (19%) do not associate themselves with any of the religions. The rest are Orthodox, Protestants, Muslims, Jews, there are also Baha’i religious communities.

National dishes. The cuisine of the Canary Islands is characterized by the use of local products – prepared from fresh fish, seafood, goat meat, fruits and vegetables grown on the island, such as avocados, tomatoes, papaya. All dishes are accompanied by a variety of spicy and aromatic sauces. There are hundreds of recipes for their preparation. Various salads and greens are brought on the table both as separate dishes and as additives for fish dishes. The most popular dishes in the Canary Islands are: papas arrugadas, sancocho canario, ropa vieja, conejo al salmorejo, baifo and machorra, arroz con verduras. In the Canary Islands, you can enjoy traditional Spanish cuisine: paella, gazpacho, caldera de pescados, tortillas and much more. The most popular dessert in the Canary Islands, bienmesabe is a sweet almond cream with egg yolk and cinnamon. To dishes that you have never tried before, you need to get used to gradually, starting with small portions.

Alcoholic drinks. Spain is famous for its ancient winemaking traditions, so wine is always served with the meal. The most popular wines are made in the continental wineries “Torres”, “Rioja” and “Siglo”. However, on each island you can taste homemade wine (vino de casa) in the restaurant. In the Canary Islands, as well as on the Spanish mainland, Sangria is a very popular cocktail of red wine and champagne, served in cups with ice and chopped fresh fruit. Only the Canary Islands produce Malvazia wine, which has a special, sweet aftertaste and an unusual amber color. The Canary Islands are also famous for their rum, cognacs and liqueurs, Spanish wines are also popular in the Canary Islands: Dorada and San Miguel.

What to expect?

Although the Canaries as a whole are an archipelago, each island is so diverse that it is often referred to as a “mini-continent”. All the islands are characterized by the climate of eternal spring, but still each island differs significantly from each other.

The island of Tenerife boasts the Teide volcano, located at an altitude of 3718 meters above sea level and is not only the highest point of the Canary Islands, but also the highest point in all of Spain.

Tenerife is an island of volcanic origin, so the sand on the beaches is gray and even black.

What to do and what to see?

the island is an ideal place to practice various sports. There are many fans of underwater fishing, swimming and other sports that you can do on the beach and by the pool.

The Canary Islands are a shopper’s paradise, even the taxi-free shops at airports can’t compete with prices in the Canary Islands.

Tenerife has one of the best natural parks, Loro Parque, and one of the largest water parks in Europe, Siam Park, which only opened in 2008 and attracts visitors of all ages.

Maska Gorge, near which there is a village consisting of only a few, but nice houses, a seething sea and palm trees – such a contrast against the backdrop of a rocky coast will not leave anyone indifferent.

If there is a desire to get into the Middle Ages, it is possible in Tenerife, as jousting tournaments are held here, in the spirit of the Middle Ages – with courtiers, swordsmen, counts and countesses. On the spot it is possible to see the knights’ riding skills, as well as the ceremonies for the expulsion of evil spirits, and even to influence the final result of the tournament.

A truly exciting adventure will be visiting the neighboring islands – Gran Canaria, La Gomera, Lanzarote.

Watch real Spanish flamenco. In Tenerife, you can see a show staged by one of the world’s best female choreographers of Spanish origin.

Please note!

Mains voltage is 125V and 220V. Please pay attention to the instructions located in the bathroom.

Country code 34. Phone calls are cheaper than hotel calls.

The monetary unit of Spain is the euro. Currency exchange is carried out in most hotels or travel agencies. In banks, the exchange rate is more favorable. Banking hours are from 9 am to 2 pm, from 9 am to 1 pm on Saturdays, and banks are closed on Sundays. In most hotels, catering establishments and shopping places it is possible to pay with credit cards, cash can be withdrawn from ATMs.

Shops and shopping centers are open daily from 9 am to 8 pm. Some shops are closed on Sundays. Almost all establishments and shops are closed for lunch – (siesta) period, which lasts from 13.00 to 16.00.

tap water is not recommended to drink. It is better to use bottled drinking water.

It is recommended that you tip the hotel staff. In bars and restaurants, it is customary to leave a tip of 10% of the bill.

While there is no specific dress code or code of conduct in the Canary Islands, dress appropriately when heading to church. On the beaches you can see women who do not hesitate to sunbathe without the top of a bathing suit. (topless)

Don’t forget to wear hats, sunglasses and sunscreen, and try to avoid prolonged exposure to the sun in the early days.

As elsewhere, there are pickpockets in the Canary Islands, so keep an eye on your personal belongings – money, passport, do not carry large sums in your pockets and purses. Money, valuables and passport can be left in the hotel safe.

You can take pictures almost everywhere.

Estepona attractions: 15 Best Things to Do in Estepona (Spain)

Опубликовано: April 27, 2021 в 11:12 am

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15 Best Things to Do in Estepona (Spain)

On the western side of the Costa del Sol, Estepona is a both a working town with a large permanent population and an engaging seaside resort bringing you Blue Flag beaches, a stylish marina and loads of authentic restaurants and Spanish beach bars.

You’ll fall in love with Estepona’s centro historico, which is like an enchanting step back to how this region once looked. But this isn’t to say that Estepona lacks modern attractions; the brand new Orchidarium is a delight and its bold domes will be a symbol for the resort for years to come.

Lets explore the best things to do in Estepona:

1. Playa del Cristo

Source: flickrPlaya del Cristo, Estepona

Hiding just around the Punta de Doncella headland from Estepona’s marina, Playa del Cristo is the pick of the resort’s beaches.

There’s a breakwater on the east side and along with the natural curve of the bay and the beach’s east-facing orientation, this helps protect the beach from breezes and sea currents.

It all keeps the transparent, pool-like waters surprisingly warm too.

For parents this all brings peace of mind, as kids will be able to play in safety, and there are also two chiringuitos should you get peckish during your lazy day by the Mediterranean.

2. Centro Historico

Source: flickrOld Town, Estepona

Estepona’s old core is one of the loveliest on the Costa del Sol, and is a slice of life in a typical Andalsian town.

Down cobblestone streets decorated with geraniums you can investigate the Castillo de San Luis, a fortress constructed by Spain’s Catholic Monarchs at the end of the 15th century, and Plaza del Reloj (Clock). This endearing little square has a bell-tower that is the last remaining part of the original Iglesia de los Remedios, destroyed in an earthquake in the mid-18th century.

There are orange trees and Norfolk Island pines next to a graceful iron pavilion for outdoor concerts by Estepona’s official Concert Band.

3. Orchidarium Estepona

Source: flickrOrchidarium Estepona

A delight for amateur botanists, the Orchidarium has only been around since 2015 but has already become both a landmark and one of the western Costa del Sol’s top attractions.

You can’t miss the modern building’s three glass domes ; the tallest has an striking elliptical shape and reaches a height of 30 metres.

Underneath are three waterfalls that flow in unison during a special show every hour.

The waterfalls are just one element that helps recreate the environment tropical forests of Southeast Asia and South America.

There are more than 5,000 plant species at the Orchidarium, and the largest collection of orchids in Europe, with 1,300 different species.

4. Paseo Marítimo

Source: flickrPaseo Marítimo

As the sun sets in summer locals and tourists emerge to take in the fresher air on walkways like this one next to the beach.

There are benches all the way, and lots of places to stop for a cold drink or coffee.

If you happen to be in the resort in winter then you have to get to Paseo Marítimo early to see the sunrise, and the unusual light created by the sea and any clouds in the sky.

Joggers and cyclists love it at any time of year, partly because of the flower beds that separate the promenade from the road at stages; they teem with palms, succulent plants and flowers, and all this thick vegetation blocks all sight of the road.

5. Plaza de las Flores

Source: flickrPlaza de las Flores

At this charming square in the old-town the apartment towers of the Costa del Sol will feel a long way away.

It’s a satisfying place to be at any time of day: Early in the morning you’ll have it almost to yourself and can bask in the tranquillity as the town just begins to stir.

In the afternoon you can retreat to the shaded benches below the orange trees and admire the fountain at the centre, encircled by a large flower bed.

And at night you’ll dine al fresco while the square hums with animated conversation and local children run around.

6. Playa La Rada

Source: flickrPlaya La Rada

Estepona’s largest beach is also the closest to the old-town.

It’s a long and broad ribbon of soft pale sand with an urban feel due to the adjacent apartment blocks and wide array of chiringuitos and cafes either directly on the promenade or just the other side of Avenida España.

Palm trees have been planted all along all 2. 6 kilometres of beachfront and there are play areas for kids and volleyball courts if you fancy a game.

In the summer you can choose from a multitude of sunshades and sun-loungers, so it’s the obvious destination if you want to fun in the sun and don’t mind the crowds.

7. Estepona Marina

Source: flickrEstepona Marina

Between La Rada and El Cristo is the resort’s upscale marina.

In this spot, opposite Avenida Luis Braille is a clutch of cafes, bars and restaurants, giving the waterside a sociable atmosphere in the evenings.

By day you could also come for a stroll and a refreshing drink, and see the marina’s opulent yachts in all their glory.

If you come on a Sunday you can also potter around the stalls at the popular Tourist Market, which is held right in the harbour, selling handicrafts and leather goods.

8. Outdoor Activities

Source: flickrSierra Bermeja

As soon as you leave Estepona the terrain becomes mountainous, and if you like a good hike it may be difficult to resist the call of the Sierra Bermeja range.

From the coast these mountains, topping out at 1,500 metres, can look forbidding and barren, but as you work your way into the park you’ll enter untamed forests with pinaspos “Spanish firs”, a species that only grows in this part of Andalusia There’s also an equestrian centre on the outskirts of Estepona, organising treks for all ages and overnight adventures on which you’ll feel like a real cowboy, sitting round a campfire and even sleeping in a hammock.

9. Golf

Source: denkerfotoValle Romano Golf

If you’re a competitive player with a low handicap, or a casual golfer who needs a round or two to loosen up, you can be sure that Estepona will have the course for you: There are eight inside 20 minutes of the resort.

Valle Romano is one for the serious players, with a maximum handicap of 28 for gents and 36 for ladies.

It opened in 2010 and meets European Tour standards.

If this sounds a bit too heavy-going then there’s a municipal driving range to help you find your swing, and two nine-hole par-27s, at Coto de la Serena and El Campanario.

10. Corominas Necropolis

Source: megalithicCorominas Necropolis

This archaeology museum inside a replica dolmen welcomes enthusiasts for occasional open days, but for the rest of the time you’ll have to arrange a tour in advance.

This is definitely worthwhile if you’re into archaeology, as the site is the best stone age burial site in the Costa del Sol area.

There are five tombs that still look pretty much as they did 5,000 years ago.

You can also take a close look at the artefacts discovered during the excavations, with jewellery, arrowheads, ceramics, stone tools and pierced seashells in display cabinets.

11. Selwo Aventura

Source: flickrRed Panda at Selwo Aventura

Just outside Estepona, on the way to Marbella, is a one million-square-metre animal park.

The attraction is so extensive that you’ll visit many of the enclosures on the park’s camouflaged off-road trucks, getting superb views of white rhinos, Bengal tigers, zebras, lions and giraffes in semi-captivity.

There 2,000 creatures here in all, and among them is “Kanvar”, the only Asiatic elephant born on Spanish soil.

The adventure doesn’t stop there; Selwo Aventura also packs in camel rides, a petting zoo and trail with rickety suspension bridges and the longest zip-line in Europe.

12. Ruta de Murales Artisticos

Source: flickrRuta de Murales Artisticos

Estepona has gained a lot of attention for the murals adorning the sides of several buildings in the resort.

At the last count there were 23 in total, including one hyper-realistic, trompe-l’oeil image that covers six apartment blocks, making it the largest mural in Spain.

The tourist office in Plaza de las Flores will hand you an itinerary point you to the best examples.

What’s great is that the local artists responsible for these paintings, like Ana Cecilia Salinas, are active all the time, so the resort’s appearance is constantly evolving.

13. Avenida del Mar

Source: flickrAvenida del Mar

For a surreal walk, in the best possible way, get onto Marbella’s Avenida del Mar, which starts just below Alameda Park.

On this pedestrian walkway down to the sea there’s a set of ten sculptures by the 20th-century surrealist artist Salvador Dalí.

Three of these pieces depict scenes from antiquity and mythology, such as Perseus beheading Medusa, and the Roman God Mercury.

There are also two statues of the artist’s wife.

Dalí’s works are combined with sculptures by the local artist Eduardo Soriano, and there’s also a fountain at the centre of the esplanade in tribute to the architects Roberto Barrios Elisa Cepedano, who have transformed many of the newer parts of Marbella.

14. Marbella’s Old Quarter

Source: flickrOld Town, Marbella

On the other side of Alameda Park is one of loveliest locations in the entire Costa del Sol.

Marbella’s quaint old nucleus is given extra definition by the ostentatious wealth of Puerto Banús.

It’s much more like the white villages that speckle the rugged hills up from the coast; the streets are laid with red tiles kept so clean that they resemble a patio, and the white walls of the houses are livened up with mounted flower pots and bright bougainvillea.

The alleys open out onto gorgeous squares like Plaza de los Naranjos, where restaurant seating is ensconced in a lush garden.

15. Local Cuisine

Source: flickrGazpacho

If you want to feel like a true Andalusian you can also give a chance to some of the region’s specialities.

You might be familiar with many of these, like gazpacho, the cool soup with cucumber, garlic, pepper and tomato.

Ajoblanco is another soup served at room temperature and made with almonds and breadcrumbs, and then garnished with grapes.

Espetos are adored in the Málaga Province; these are sardines skewered and roasted over a wood fire, often in pits dug on the beach.

If you go out for tapas then fish or seafood deep-fried briefly in olive oil will likely be on the menu: pescaíto frito (whitebait) and chipirones (fried baby squid) are very satisfying with a cold beer or glass of crisp white wine.

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25 Unique Things to do in Estepona, Spain – 3 Day Itinerary

A Guide to the best attractions in Estepona, Southern Spain: the perfect Estepona Itinerary

What was once a sleepy little fisher’s village back in the sixties, has developed into one of the most popular tourist destinations on the Costa del Sol: Estepona.

Holidays in Estepona offer that little something for everyone – a fabulous choice of tapas bars and restaurants; long stretches of clean beaches on which to work up a tan; a rocking nightlife and, last but certainly not least, plenty of fun activities for the kiddos.

This town has its own special charm to it with its polka-dotted flowerpots and stunning murals to be admired all around the urban center.

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Top Things To Do In Estepona, Andalucia – Our Estepona Itinerary For 3 days

Visit the Estepona Orchid House

Have Coffee at Plaza de las Flores

Lunch at Tolone

Ruta de Los Murales

Hiking in Los Reales de Sierra Bermeja

Selwo Adventure Park

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How to get to Estepona
By flight: The nearest airport to Estepona is Malaga airport. From here you’ll have direct bus transfers to Estepona. – Book airport transfers here

By Bus: From Malaga airport, take the L79 to Estepona; it goes every two hours and up to seven times a day during the summer; it takes around 1hr and 50 mins, at €11,10 a ticket. – Buy tickets upfront here

By train: There are no train lines to Estepona; the nearest train station is in Fuengirola, about 20mins from Malaga’s Plaza Mayor, 40mins from Estepona. – Book tickets here

How to get from Malaga to Estepona:

The best way to get from Malaga to Estepona is either by bus – see options above – or by car. By car, follow the AP-7 from Malaga and take exit 155 after about 50mins.

For better roads and less traffic, you can opt to take the tollway; prices range between €3,50 and €5,50 depending on the season.

How to get from Seville to Estepona:

By car, follow the E-15/AP-7 direction Sevilla for duration of 2hrs and 40mins; take the A-381 and E-5/AP-4 to Avenida de las Razas, then exit from E-5/A-4 to Sevilla; continue along the Paseo de las Delicias and Avenida de Menéndez Pelayo to reach the centre.

Alternatively, take the AVE City train from Malaga to Sevilla; the trip is around 2hrs, starting €24,65 depending on the season. – Book train tickets here

How to get from Cadiz to Estepona:

Follow the scenic route along the E-15/AP-7 from Estepona’s Avenida Juan Carlos I, then follow the A-7 and A-381 direction Cadiz. After about an hour, take exit 24 from A-281. Then follow A-389 and A-2003 to the city center.

Where is Estepona?

So, where is Estepona, you ask? Conveniently located between Marbella – home to the rich and the famous – and Casares, the white village where wine is sold on many a local’s doorsteps.

It’s thus a great place to visit near Marbella!

While Marbella and Casares will make for great day visits, if you prefer to simply stay put that’s just as well – there are so many great things to do in Estepona, you certainly won’t get bored.

If you consider visiting the neighboring town of Marbella, have a look at our Marbella itinerary.

Day 1

Visit Estepona Orchid House

El Orquidario, the Orchid House in Estepona, is a striking presence in the middle of the town’s historic center along the Calle Terraza.

The building itself is a surprising piece of modern architecture surrounded by the town’s typical apartment blocks, making for an interesting juxtaposition between old and new.

Curvaceous and sporting a glass ceiling made up of three domes – the highest reaching 30m high, the lowest 6m – it is home to a 17m high waterfall, 5000 plants and 1.300 species of orchids from all over the world.

Entrance is free for children up to 4 years old, €1 for children from 4-11 years old and €3 for adults. Be sure to follow El Orquidario on Facebook to stay up to date on any events such as concerts or exhibitions that might be taking place there.

Opening times:

Monday: closed
Tuesday to Saturday: 09.00 to 14.00 hrs and 16.00 to 19.00 hrs
Sunday: 10.00 to 14.00 hrs

Stroll through Estepona Historic Center

If you’re looking to discover the best areas of Estepona, start by exploring the town’s historic center.

Truly the heart of Estepona, its casco Antiguo – historic center – is what brings many tourists here and makes many of them stay for a lot longer than they had anticipated.

There’s just something special about these narrow streets and the traditional townhouses decked out with colorful flowers and coordinating pots.

Visit Casa de las Tejerinas

The Casa de las Tejerinas plays a big part in this town’s history and is named after the two sisters – Carmen and Francisco Tejerinas – who left the house to Estepona, so it could be turned into a hospital in the 1940s – one of the much higher standards than the one around at the time.

These days, the sisters would be happy to know that their former residence is used as an exhibition and lecture space, where local and national artists come to present their books, art and music.

Opening times:

Monday – 9AM – 3:30PM
Tuesday – Friday 9 AM – 8 PM
Saturday – 10AM – 2PM, 4PM – 8PM
Sunday – Closed

Marvel at Torre del Reloj

As is true for most towns, cities, and pueblos across Andalusia, Estepona is also home to Moorish monuments, the most important of which is the Torre del Reloj.

This clock tower is the only surviving part of the former Los Remedios church, originally built in 1473 and destroyed by the 1755 earthquake.

A neo-classic dome was added to the clock tower in the 18th-century and now looks over the Plaza del Reloj, which is one of those idyllic little places you stumble upon on a leisurely evening walk.

This is where many festive events are celebrated, including New Year’s Eve, when everyone gathers here to eat 12 grapes on each stroke of midnight.

Lunch at Las Gitanillas

For the perfect place to soak up the Estepona atmosphere and every last bit of salsa on your plate with all the pan in the breadbasket, the Las Gitanillas restaurant is the place to go.

Surrounded by the flowery whimsy of Calle Caridad, Las Gitanilla’s blue painted decor and typical Andalusian patio is inviting on any day of the year – as is its menu.

Known for their seafood paella and swordfish, it is one of the best restaurants in Estepona.

Opening Times: Every day, 12 AM – 12 PM

Have a coffee at Plaza de las Flores

Plaza de las Flores is a classic meeting point for locals that never fails to bewitch tourists with its typically Andalusian charm.

This is where you’ll get to enjoy all the perks of the beloved Estepona vibe and café and tapas culture. Visit the boutiques in the narrow side streets leading up to the plaza, then sit back with a delicious cup of coffee of your choice – and there are many here in Spain.

The weather in Estepona is fantastic throughout most months of the year, and this is a wonderful spot to enjoy it in. With plenty of trees for shade and your choice of hot-spots in the sun, Plaza de las Flores will ignite the true holiday feeling.

Visit the Archeological Museum

Venus de Estepona – sounds mysterious, doesn’t it? If you want to learn more about this clay figure that is estimated to be more than 5,000 years old, a visit to the Archaeological museum should be on your list of priorities.

It can be found in the old part of the town, on the Plaza Blas Infantes. Known as “the old town hall”, the Casa del Ajibe holds more than 400 pieces of Estepona’s past, some artifacts of which date back more than 100.000 years.

Opening times:

Tuesday to Sunday from 10.00 to 14.00 hrs

Guided Tour in Spanish 10.30 hrs and 12.00 hrs
Guided Tour in English 11.00 hrs

Explore Secret Ermita del Calvario

Parque del Calvario is the secret garden you would never expect to find along the road of the Avenida Andalusia.

The park is extremely well-kept with comfortable pathways leading all the way up to the Ermita del Calvario, a hermitage building that dates back to 1829.

After its destruction in the Civil War, it was rebuilt in 1936 and now features a spacious, open plaza leading up to it.

While the chapel is mostly kept locked, visitors can sneak a peek of the virgin through the iron bar gate.

Do a boat tour near Estepona

Just an hour’s drive from Estepona, you will find Tarifa, also known as Andalusia’s surfer’s paradise.

Tarifa offers everything you could possibly want from aquatic daybreak: from kite-surfing lessons to paddle yoga and exciting boat trips. Check out our Tarifa itinerary for more insights.

One of the most exciting opportunities is brought to you by PescaTarifa and its Moby Dick Tours. This boat tour will take you through the Strait of Gibraltar where you can observe dolphins and even whales in their natural habitat.

This is the perfect adventure to go on as a family or a group of friends. At €200 for a two-hour trip, it is very affordable when split as a group and will guarantee a memorable, Instagram-worthy experience!

If you love water sports, then Estepona is your place. – Check boat tours in Estepona here

Enjoy tapas in Estepona

There are three things you can always count on in this town: the temperature in Estepona is perfect more than 300 days a year, there’s always buen rollo (good vibes), and the tapas are delicious!

Casa del Rey: Delight on a great assortment of tapas at the Casa del Rey in Calle Rafael, a tiny side street just off Plaza de los Flores.

With its cozy indoor patio sporting a decorative mural of a tree, the restaurants’ casual chic visuals will spur the appetite for seafood crepes, shared platters of Jamon Iberico, and other specialties.

El Toque: On the other side of town, close to the Puerto Deportivo (Estepona’s harbor), you’ll find the El Toque restaurant in the Calle Guadiaro.

Translated, “el toque” means “the touch” – and boy do they have that special touch when it comes to quality and beautifully prepared tapas. From gourmet burgers to fish wraps, you can’t go wrong with any of the choices on the menu.

Day 2

Visit Dolmenes de Coromínas (Archaeological Museum)

This underground chamber situated in Los Pedegrales is home to five original dolmen stones. To this day, no one is completely certain why they were built or what purpose they served, though most archeologists believe they were funeral structures, i.e. tombs of some sort.

The Dolmenes de Coromínas is a great museum for children, as the wonderful setting of the Pedregales Park will invite you to linger. Admission is 4 Euro for children and adults.

How to get there: By car, follow the Avenida Andalucia up towards the Poligono Industrial, if you’re coming through the city, or take the motorway in direction Algeciras (not to the toll road!).

Both roads will lead you to a big roundabout next to the Poligono Industrial; from there, follow the signs to Los Pedregales. For bus tours, visit the local tourist center for offers.

Opening times: Tuesday – Sunday 9:30 – 14:00, English Tours: 11:30 (by appointment)

Enjoy the Ruta de los Murales (Mural Road)

All around town, you’ll find yourself stopping to marvel at massive murals adorning the walls of apartment blocks and buildings.

In total, you can find sixty murals in Estepona, by following the Ruta de los Murales to ensure you see every one of them.

Painted by local artists such as Dadi Dreucol, and internationally renowned artists such as Vyacheslav Gunin, you will be exposed to a variety of captivating styles.

How to get there: Pick up an informational leaflet and map at the tourist information center and plan your route according to your days’ itinerary.

Relax at Rada Beach

For a lazy beach day, head to Playa la Rada for a refreshing dip and siesta in the sun. This is Estepona’s main beach and stretches 2.5 km long from the town’s entrance on Avenida España to Punta de la Plata and has the best accessibility for wheelchairs and strollers too.

How to get there: If you’re coming from direction Malaga, take the first exit into Estepona then take the first exit off the roundabout at Carrefour for free parking.

If you’re coming from the Cadiz direction, take the Poligono Industrial exit and follow the road down into town; follow the Avenida Juan Carlos and park in the underground garage Parking Paseo Maritimo or Parking Zapallito.

If you’re more like a beach person, have a look at the best beach resorts near Seville.

Lunch at Tolone

This is far from the typical Spanish tapas bars you expect tourists to flock to but the Tolone Bar in the Calle Real/Avenida España is a popular meeting point for locals and travelers alike.

Tolone offers the perfect fusion of light lunches, homemade and finger-licking-good desserts, and a massive smoothie menu ranging from sweet delights packed with Oreos and healthy energy boosters full of fresh fruit and veggies.

The bar itself is beautifully decorated in a bohemian, artistic style and the terrace offers views of the sea.

Hiking in Natural Park Los Reales de Sierra Bermeja

With breath-taking views over Estepona and beyond, wonderful fauna, and easy footpaths all around, you cannot miss out on a hike through the Los Reales de Sierra Bermeja natural park.

Just an hour outside of Estepona, this is a beautiful mountainous and forest area that calms the senses and pleases the eyes.

How to get there: Unless you’re extremely fit and brave biking up the Sierra Bermeja, the only way to get to this natural park is by car.

Follow the Avenida de Andalusia in the direction of Genalguacil (MA 557). Turn left at the Peñas Blancas sign about half an hour outside of Estepona, then left at the sign for Lose Reales.

Have fun in a water park near Estepona

If you’re looking for something a little more exciting than the beach and want to enter the cool waters in exhilarating fashion, head to Aquamijas water park in Mijas.

Just an hours’ drive from Estepona in direction Malaga, Aquamijas offers a full-days’ worth of sliding and splashing fun for the whole family. Get your tickets online for great discounts!

How to get there: By car, follow the AP-7 and A-7 in direction Malaga; take the exit Fuengirola/Coín/Cambio de Sentido, then follow the Calle Virgen de Fátima to the Mijas Water Park.

Go Karting in Estepona

If your feet are starting to tire from walking along the Estepona seafront promenade, why not burn some rubber instead?

Head to Kart & Fun close to the Feria grounds and decide who’s going to get the next round of drinks based on who wins the race. With a track of more than 1160 meters, you’ll be sure to get your adrenaline pumping go-karting in Estepona.

How to get there:

By car, follow the Avenida Juan Carlos in direction highway, then head off straight from the roundabout, past the gas station; follow the signs to Kart & Fun. By bus, take the L1 to Parque Calvario and walk from there following the signs to Recinto Ferial.

It’s one of the best outdoor activities in Estepona.

Opening times:

July/August – Monday to Friday, 10:00 – 22:00, Saturdays, 10:00 -23,00, Sundays and Bank Holidays, 10:00 – 22:00;

Winter – Monday to Friday, 11:00 – 21:00, Saturdays 10:00 – 22:00. Sundays and Bank Holidays, 10:00 – 21:00

Enjoy the sunset at Estepona Seafront Promenade

Catch the perfect sunset by kicking back with a cool drink in one of the many cafés or Chiringuitos along the Estepona seafront promenade. You’ll also walk along the scenic Estepona marina.

On clear days, you will even be able to look beyond the Gibraltar Rock and see the coast of Africa – the perfect holiday experience!

Have a Paella at Taberna Miguel, Estepona

For the best paella in town, enjoy an atmospheric night at Taberna Miguel in the Calle Caridad just on the corner of Plaza Ortiz – centrally located between the Tolone Bar and Las Gitanillas.

With eye-catching décor and scrumptious dishes, Taberna Miguel is a real gem in Estepona’s gastronomy. This restaurant may be on the pricier side but the spectacular feast for both palate and eyes is way worth it.

Day 3

Spend the day in Selwo Aventura (Safari Park)

Being so close to Africa, the mood for a safari-style outing might arise – and you’re in luck!

Just outside of Estepona, and conveniently close to the beloved Sonora Chiringuito, you’ll find the Selwo Aventura park which offers an exciting safari experience for young and old.

Home to lions, elephants, and many other beautiful creatures, a trip through Selwo Aventura will bring you even closer to Africa.

The park also hosts some of the best walking trails near Estepona. Make sure to book your tickets in advance to avoid lines during high-season. – Check rates here

How to get there: From Estepona, head on to the A-7; after about ten minutes, take the Parque Selwo exit A-7 Cambio de Sentido and follow Avenida Parque Selwo to your destination. Parking is free. – Book tickets in advance here

Opening times: May, 10:00 – 18:00, June 10:00 – 19:00, July, 10:00 – 22:00

Go diving in Estepona

Whether you’re an experienced diver or are finally ready to brave your first dive, Estepona is a great place to do so. Sign up for a course or a guided dive at the Estepona Dive Center and discover its aquatic world.

You will be supervised by a PADI professional and will be provided with all the necessary equipment for the perfect underwater experience. – Check diving tours here

Do a day trip to Gibraltar

If you want to hear a wild mix of Spanglish, meet cheeky monkeys and wind down the day with a traditional English pub dinner, then head to Gibraltar for the day.

Park your car in La Linea and walk into Gibraltar to save time on traffic jams and parking – both of which can be a nightmare around here.

This quirky little town will make you feel as though you have discovered a mini Britain in the sun. Don’t forget to take pictures with the famous Gibraltar apes, it’s a must on any Gibraltar itinerary.

Make the most of your time and visit with a guided day tour. – Check guided tours to Gibraltar here

If you are looking for a day trip from Estepona, have a look at our Cadiz itinerary.

Do a day trip to Nerja and Frigiliana

For picturesque beaches and a laid-back holiday vibe, head to Nerja and Frigiliana, two lovely little towns near one another.

Explore the famous caves in Nerja before lazing around one of its famous beaches for a few hours, then head to Frigiliana for a stroll around a town straight out of a fairy tale, with cobbled roads and whitewashed houses.

There are plenty of things to do in Nerja! – Check tour rates & reviews here

Take Malaga Day Trip

The Costa del Sol’s capital city, Malaga, is a must for anyone looking to get lost in museums, an overwhelming choice of restaurants and tapas bars, and, of course, plenty of possibilities for shopping.

It’s only a one hour drive from Malaga to Estepona, so you can plan as much or as little time into your day’s itinerary in the city – but you should definitely consider visiting historic sites such as the 11^th century Alcazaba castle and the adjacent Roman Theatre. – Book guided tours from Estepona here

For more information, have a look at our Malaga itinerary.

Dinner: Have a sardine espeto at the beach, Estepona

The Chiringuito El Madero on the Playa la Rada is famous for its sardine espetos. Grilled on a skewer above a typical fisher’s boat right outside the restaurant, you can watch as this delicious, Andalusian fish specialty is prepared for you.

El Madero serves food from 10:00 – 23:00 and has a large terrace with tables right on the beach as well. Located right opposite the Plaza Ortiz and the entrance into Calle Real, you can go on to enjoy Estepona’s nightlife after dinner.

Best Hotels in Estepona, Southern Spain

Some of the best hotels in Estepona, Spain are located just outside of town, with large leisure complexes including swimming pools, bars, and restaurants, and children’s areas.

We have put together a list of the nicest hotels in Estepona to suit every budget!

Anantara Villa Padierna Palace Benahavís ***** – Luxury

If you want to be made to feel like absolute royalty, check yourself into the Anantara Villa Padierna Palace in Benahavis.

This is one of the most stunning villas in Estepona’s surroundings and invites you to spend your holiday golfing and taking in the scenery by strolling along the properties’ lake and Roman amphitheater after a day of sightseeing.

With spacious rooms and spa facilities, you are guaranteed a restful holiday experience. This is one of the best options when looking for luxury accommodation in Estepona. – Check rates & reviews here

h20 Estepona Palace **** – Mid-Range

The h20 Estepona Palace hotel located near the popular Playa del Cristo is a great choice for families as well as those looking to take full advantage of the nightlife.

Just a twenty-minute walk from the Puerto Deportivo, where you’ll find all the best bars – including Louie Louie, famous for its live concerts – this hotel is ideally situated for a carefree holiday.

It’s one of the prettiest hotels in Estepona old town.

It has all the amenities you could possibly desire for a comfortable stay – views of the Mediterranean, a Daisy Club for kids, and fantastic food. – Check rates & reviews here

Hotel Doña Luisa *** – Budget

Sabinillas, just 10 km outside of Estepona direction Cadiz, is a bustling little beach town famous for its Sunday market and the Baños Romanos – healing Sulphur baths in an idyllic, hidden location.

The Doña Luisa Hotel is in the first line of the beach and is the perfect base from which to explore Sabinillas, the port of Duquesa, Casares, and, of course, Estepona.

The hotel puts on exciting events for festivities such as the famous Noche de San Juan on the night of June 23^rd to 24^th and is known for its friendly staff and stylish simplicity. – Check rates & reviews here

Getting Around Estepona

Estepona is a relatively big town but if you’re just going to be exploring the center, then walking or biking is the best option – this will give you time to take it all in.

If you’re looking to head further out, towards the port, the mountains, or the Selwo Aventura area, you can do so by bus or car. A taxi to Sonora Beach in Selwo will cost you around €18.

Best Attractions in Estepona, Map

A short FAQ about Estepona, Spain

Is Estepona a good holiday destination?

Definitely! There is a variety of fun and interesting things that can be done in Estepona.

How to get from Malaga airport to Estepona?

From Malaga airport, take the L79 to Estepona; it goes every two hours and up to seven times a day during the summer; it takes around 1hr and 50 mins, at €11,10 a ticket.

Is there a train from Malaga to Estepona?

There are no train lines to Estepona; the nearest train station is in Fuengirola, about 20mins from Malaga’s Plaza Mayor, 40mins from Estepona.

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the town is wonderful, the painting on the buildings is beautiful… we took a lot of pictures and now we are admiring in anticipation of a new trip…

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Pavel P

Review of: Center Historico

Estepona is a beautiful, well maintained and developing city. We often come here as a family to wander through the narrow streets of the old city, look into shops or just walk along the promenade and swim in the sea

Published July 19, 2021

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SergeiShubin

Kazan, Russia

The promenade after 20-21 is the gathering place for all the people of Estepona. Here they not only walk and communicate, there are also local concerts of children and small musical groups, there are many cafes on the shore (but it’s not very tasty here, it’s better to cross the road)

Published July 20, 2017

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Elena D

Kaliningrad region, Russia87 publications

Review of: Ruta de Murales Artisticos

You will not regret it

the town is wonderful, the painting on the buildings is beautiful … we took a lot of photos and now we are admiring it in anticipation of a new trip. ..

Published May 23, 2020

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Natalia V

Estepona, Spain440 contributions

Review of: Plaza de las Flores de Estepona

Flower Square

One of the most beloved places in Estepona is the Flower Square. There are always a lot of people there, there are a lot of restaurants around. Now they have built an amazing hotel and are building another one

Published August 5, 2021

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AlenaGromova

Moscow, Russia291 publication

Review of: Nuestra Senora de Los Remedios

A beautiful place

If you decide to walk around Estepona, you can’t miss this church built in the 18th century. Around it are very picturesque streets, you can also take a walk. Inside is peace and tranquility. The church is located in the very center of the city.

Published August 11, 2016

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Sergei Shubin

Kazan Russia But the place is crowded.

Published July 20, 2017

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Pollito1967

Moscow, Russia41 publication

Review for: Plaza de Toros de Estepona

Arena

You expect to see the arena in the usual classic form with arched openings, red-brown color. Not so in Estepona, modern look, white color. Near the port, Government of Estepona, lighthouse

Published July 11, 2016

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1DiNiF

Moscow, Russia483 Publications

Reviewed by: Ruta de la Poesia

Poetry Route

This route passes through the historical part of Estepona. The city is decorated with a large number of flowers, each street has its own color of pots. There are ceramic tile paintings with 9 verse quotes0005

Published July 5, 2016

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Pollito1967

Moscow, Russia41 publication

Review for: Plaza del Reloj

Clock Square

A cozy square, the main dominant is the clock tower. On the square, a structure like a covered veranda. Near the city market. Public events are held on the square

Published July 16, 2016

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Natalia P

Moscow, Russia31 publication

Review for: Parque Del Calvario

Paradise corner

There is a playground, but the main thing is a waterfall!! You can walk behind him and enjoy splashing water. Children are delighted!

Published January 11, 2017

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Pavel V

St. Petersburg, Russia198 publications

Review of: Torre del Velerin from natural destruction). There is almost no civilization around – worth a look

Published March 24, 2016

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AlenaGromova

Moscow, Russia291 publication

Review of: Faro de Punta Doncella

You can’t get close

The lighthouse was built in the form in which it is now in 1922. About. This is evidenced by the historical reference next to him. Located directly opposite the pier. You can’t get close, there is a fence. You can walk around, but also not close. There is a small park next to the lighthouse.

Published August 11, 2016

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Anatoliy Z

Marbella Spain

Few people know this place in Marbella, although it is 10 minutes. from Porto Banus.
A huge chic playground where you can walk with children under 6 years old and play any outdoor games.
The most interesting thing is that you will meet 80 percent of children from Russia))
An excellent opportunity to meet and find new friends for your kids.

Published June 27, 2016

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AlenaGromova

Moscow, Russia291 publications

Review of: Castillo de San Luis de Estepona

Ruins in the city center

Walking through the city center, you can go and look at the ruins of the old fortress. At the foot we found a medieval-style fair. You can walk around the ruins. Not sure if you can get on them.

Published August 11, 2016

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Pavel P

2 publications

Review of: Centro Historico de Estepona

Estepona

Estepona is a beautiful, well-maintained city. We often come here as a family to wander the narrow streets of the old town, pop into the shops, or just stroll along the promenade and swim in the sea

Published July 19, 2021

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SergeiShubin

Kazan, Russia

The promenade after 20-21 is the gathering place for all the people of Estepona. Here, not only walk and talk, there are also local concerts of children and small musical groups, there are many cafes on the beach (but it’s not very tasty here, it’s better to cross the road)

Published on July 20, 2017

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Li M

10 posts

Review for: Orquidario de Estepona

We were out of bloom season

Overall not bad, but a bit overlooked. On the other hand, when all of Estepona is one blooming garden, then you don’t have to go.

Published October 16, 2017

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Kira K

Moscow, Russia 191 publications

Review for: Puerto Deportivo de Estepona

Beautiful place

The port is small and nice. Lots of restaurants and shops. Ginny comes alive here after 11am. Good photo opportunities

Published August 4, 2016

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Elena D

Kaliningrad region, Russia87 publications

Review for: Ruta de Murales Artisticos

You will not regret it

the town is wonderful, the painting on the buildings is beautiful… we took a lot of pictures and now we are admiring in anticipation of a new trip there…

Published May 23, 2020

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Natalia V

Estepona, Spain440 contributions

Review for: Plaza de las Flores de Estepona

Flower Square

One of Estepona’s favorite places is the Flower Square. It’s always crowded and there are plenty of restaurants around. They’ve built an amazing hotel and are building another one

Published August 5, 2021

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Po L

Moscow, Russia

Good place for a walk. There are a small number of animals. But the safari bus is not advised to take. Deception drives divorce.

Published January 8, 2019

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feedutinov2003

Moscow, Russia You can rent chairs and deck chairs in the nearby so-called. beach clubs. Prices vary, but basically all locals use their own towels or mats. The beach is in good condition, it is cleaned quite often. The sand is gray, volcanic, so do not confuse it with dirty. The entrance to the water is quite decent, but I would recommend to buy slippers. Despite the fact that there are various chiringuitos and bars every hundred meters along the coast, most visitors bring their own drinks and food, arranging a kind of picnic. The only request is to clean up after yourself. Urns at every turn. The beach is very big, there is enough space for everyone!

Published May 26, 2019

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AlenaGromova

Moscow, Russia291 publication

Review for: Los Reales de Sierra Bermeja

Gorgeous views and huge bumps

Worth the climb! Great views of the Costa del Sol! From the parking lot to the observation deck, 380 meters on foot over the stones. But going is easy. The air is saturated with pines. Along the way, you can pick up huge cones. The observation deck is quite windy and noticeably cooler. There are also hiking trails to other viewpoints 1 km and 1.5 km from the parking lot.

Published August 10, 2016

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SergeiShubin

Kazan, Russia

Small beach, right down to the beach there is an exit from the road and you can park your car for free. It is very crowded here, Ryados is 100 meters away from the construction site. In general, we are looking for another beach.

Published July 20, 2017

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AlenaGromova

Moscow, Russia291 publication

Review of: Nuestra Senora de Los Remedios

A beautiful place

If you decide to walk around Estepona, you can’t miss this church built in the 18th century. Around it are very picturesque streets, you can also take a walk. Inside is peace and tranquility. The church is located in the very center of the city.

Published August 11, 2016

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weather, history, attractions, beaches, real estate

Estepona is one of the most popular tourist destinations on the Costa del Sol. The city is located in the south of Spain, in the province of Malaga, the autonomous community of Andalusia. The municipality covers an area of 137 km², and the number of its inhabitants, according to the data for 2020, was 70.228 people. The distance to Malaga-Costa del Sol International Airport (Aeropuerto de Málaga-Costa del Sol) is 65.3 km.

You can get to Estepona from the airport not only by renting a car, but also by bus:

Cheapest ticket – 8.70 €

Fastest route – 0 h 51 min

First bus – 7:45

Last bus – 20:10

Number of daily bus trips – 4 (round trip)

Bus companies – Advance Group, Flybus

Estepona on the map for health climate all year round.

The Sierra Bermeja mountains protect Estepona from harsh and cold air masses, and also form a nature reserve with volcanic soils and fir thickets.

Estepona’s 21 kilometers of coastline includes the well-maintained beaches of La Rada, Bahia Dorada, Del Cristo and Costa Natura (las playas de la Rada, Bahîa Dorada, del Cristo and Costa Natura). The last beach, by the way, became one of the first nudist beaches in Andalusia.

City of Estepona, Spain: history

According to ancient myths, once in these places there was a ritual sanctuary of the Celtic goddess Epona (Celtic Epona, from epos “horse”), the patroness of horse breeding. The cult of the beautiful protector of ponies, mules, donkeys and horses, who was also considered the goddess of fertility, was adopted from the Celtic tribes and spread throughout Europe by the ancient Romans.

In different historical periods, Phoenicians, Romans and Arabs lived on the territory of Estepona, as well as almost on the entire Malaga coast.

In the IX-VII centuries. BC. The Phoenicians arrived here and founded a colony. They managed to mix with the locals and unite scattered communities into a common settlement. The Phoenicians established trade and laid the foundation for the development of the economy of these places. Crafts began to develop in Estepona, incl. glass production.

At the end of the 3rd century B.C. there were several wars between the Carthaginians and the Romans, which led to the fact that the Iberian Peninsula passed to Rome. The city acquired strategic importance and began to grow.

Later, the Iberian Peninsula was captured by the Moors, and during the reign of Caliph Abderraman II (Abderramán Segundo) a fortress was erected here called Estebunna (Estebunna) – this is how the city got its name.

VIII – XVI centuries passed under the sign of the Reconquista – the war of liberation between the Pyrenean Christians and Muslim invaders. Such an 800-year-old confrontation between the peoples that took place in Spain became one of the most impressive in history, due to the duration of the reconquest of these lands.

In 1456, King Enrique IV of Castile freed Estepona from the Muslims. The city fortress was destroyed, and the land was annexed to neighboring Marbella. A new fortress was erected in Estepona – the castle of San Luis, which was used until the 19th century, but then gradually fell into a state of decline.

Attractions Estepona

There are few architectural attractions in the city, among them it is worth noting such as

Clock tower (la Torre del Reloj). In the 16th century, a church was originally built here, of which only this tower has survived today.

Church of Our Lady of Remedios (la iglesia de Nuestra Señora de los Remedios), dating from the 18th century, in the past acted as a Franciscan monastery.

Ancient mansions of noble families in the old part of the city – the house of the Marquis of Mondejar or Borrega, the buildings belong to the buildings of the 17th – 18th centuries.

The chapel of San Isidro (la ermita de San Isidro) was named after the patron saint of the city. Around is the municipal park of Los Pedregales (el Parque Municipal de Los Pedregales).

City of Estepona: holidays and traditions

Estepona cherishes ancient traditions, and holidays here are an integral part of the original Andalusian culture. On the local holiday of San Isidro Labrador, for example, a livestock fair and an exhibition of agricultural machinery are held, and local farmers offer their rich harvest of not only citrus fruits, but also tropical fruits.

In the middle of July, a bright fiesta takes place in Estepona – la Virgen del Carmen, celebrating the love of fishermen for the Sea Maiden, whom the inhabitants thank for her protection and patronage. And this gratitude is fully justified: in the restaurants of Estepona you can always try dishes prepared from fresh sea catch, sardines, sea bass and mullet are especially good.

Estepona: infrastructure and entertainment

Estepona is distinguished by the unique flavor of the Andalusian fishing village with its snow-white houses and balconies entwined with lush flowers – this is how almost the entire center of the Old Town looks like with its famous square of flowers – Plaza de las Flores de Estepona. But do not forget that this small town is a developed tourist center with all the necessary infrastructure, including golf courses, luxury hotels, gourmet restaurants and exclusive urbanizations.

Gastronomy in Estepona

According to travelers from the TripAdvisor portal, in Estepona you can find cafes, bars and restaurants for every taste and budget. Portal users note the following establishments:

Gourmet restaurants: Baltazar Bar & Grill, Fons, Spiler Beach Club, TikiTano by Besaya.

Restaurants of local (Mediterranean) cuisine: Amura, Taberna Mar De Alborán, Restaurante La Escollera, El Legado.

Budget cafes and bars: Chanchalay Bar, Siopa, Taberna Mar De Alborán.

Golf in Estepona

Estepona is a true paradise for golfers, because there is a beautiful golf club of the same name:
Estepona Golf

Address: Autovía del Mediterráneo, Km 150, 9á03, 9á080 Estepona Phone: +34 952 93 76 05

Website: esteponagolf.com

Other things to do in Estepona

Also popular in the city are horse riding trails – Amaneceres, Actividades Ecuestres for adults and children.

Phone: +34 687 52 60 11

E-mail: [email protected]

Website: facebook.com/amanecereseq/

Estepona also has a large zoo, Selwo Aventura, which is definitely worth a visit for wildlife lovers.

The park is conditionally divided into two parts. At the bottom there are many paths, lakes and suspension bridges. Thanks to the rich vegetation, here you can always relax in the shade on a bench, or take the children to the playground, or visit the contact paddock with goats – it’s comfortable and not hot here.

In the upper part of the park there is an “African safari”, where it will be difficult to find shade, but it is easy to get an exciting safari tour. Such a mini-tour into the wild will last about 20 minutes, cost 10 euros and will allow you to see live rhinos, giraffes, hippos, antelopes, zebras, antelopes, etc. The guide will tell you in detail about the habits of these animals and you can feed them.

Selwo Aventura

Address: Avda. Parque Selwo, s/n

Autovía A7 km 162.5 29680

Estepona, Málaga

Phone: +34 952 577 773

Website: selwo.es

Ticket price: €38.90

Timetable: Mon-Fri 10:00-14:00 and from 15:00 to 17:00. Weekends from 10:00 to 14:00.

Education in Estepona

Although Estepona is a small and predominantly tourist town, it is home to a branch of the University of Marbella and the Schellhammer Business School. The school was founded in 2009 on the basis of the University of Marbella and became the first business school in southern Spain to offer a unique program of higher education of Swiss quality, taught in English with unique programs Foundation (Preparatory), Bachelor (Bachelor), Master (Master) and Executive (Manager).

Schellhammer Business School

Address: Calle Flaminio, 2, 29680 Estepona, Málaga, Spain

Website: schellhammerbusinessschool.co

Estepona also has a language school that allows students from all over the world to learn a language while living in prestigious resort on the Costa del Sol with immersion in the rich local culture.

ELE USAL Estepona

Address: 29680 Estepona, Málaga, Spain

Phone: +34 615 60 04 35

Football in Estepona

Estepona also had its own football club, the Unión Estepona Club de Fútbol, nicknamed “The Pincers” (Spanish: Garrapatas), playing its home matches at the Francisco Nunez Pérez Stadium. The club was founded in 1995 and existed until 2014, and then, without breaking into the leading leagues, was disbanded.

Properties in Estepona

Estepona: the best areas to buy property

Estepona is a prestigious place to live and almost every area has its own advantages. Let’s consider the best.

Estepona Old Town

Estepona Old Town – Historic Center (Centro Historico de Estepona) is characterized by narrow pedestrian streets and cozy white houses with flowering balconies, as well as beautiful open squares. The area abounds in greenery, which is why it is nicknamed the “Garden of the Costa del Sol” (Jardín de la Costa del Sol). The most popular place here is the famous Square of Flowers (Plaza de las Flores), which we have already talked about above.

In the Barrio de la Villa quarter, located in the oldest part, there are the main historical monuments of the city: the Castle of San Luis, the Moorish tower in the Clock Square and the House of the Waters (la Casa de los Aljibes) with the Archaeological Museum.

El Barrio Antiguo is a neighborhood with narrow streets parallel to the coast lined with one or two storey houses. Nearby, in the de Hornos district, architecture from the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries dominates. In the north are the quarters of San Francisco, Plaza Nueva and Montecillo (San Francisco, Plaza Nueva and Montecillo), in which many buildings of the 19th century have been preserved.

New Golden Mile Costa del Sol

Perhaps one of Estepona’s most desirable and prestigious neighborhoods, stretching seven kilometers between Estepona and the port area of Puerto Banus.

Ranked among the most exclusive areas of Malaga’s coastline, this golden strip is home to many luxurious urbanizations, both for permanent residence and for seasonal holidays. Many properties are located right in the beach area and have excellent infrastructure (medical centers, schools, shops, etc.), and there are housing located on the mountainside, which abounds with magnificent views. Among the most famous residential complexes:

Bel Air, inside which there are townhouses, apartments and villas;

El Campanario – near the beach, with its own golf course;

Benamara, consisting of apartment complexes and townhouses along the beach line;

Cabo Bermejo – a luxurious residential complex with apartments and penthouses in the Andalusian style;

El Paraíso – Residential complex with a golf course, apartments, townhouses and expensive villas.

Port of Estepona

Zona del puerto, the port area, is one of the best areas. It is located 1.5 kilometers east of the historic center, between the beaches of La Rada, the most popular in the city, and Del Cristo. In this part of the city, the residential complexes Seghers and Altos de Guadalobón stand out.

New housing in this area is represented mainly by apartments and penthouses. Developed urban infrastructure: supermarkets, schools, mini-markets, as well as many bars, restaurants and nightclubs, typical of a resort town. In addition, here is the administrative center of the city and the town hall of Estepona (Ayuntamiento de Estepona).

Property price in Estepona

As for the cost of housing in Estepona, according to the real estate portal idealista.com, in May 2021, the average cost of housing in Estepona was 2.359€/m2. Despite the unfavorable situation in the world with the covid-2019 pandemic, real estate has risen in price by 6. 3% over the year, which clearly demonstrates the liquidity and reliability of such investments.

If we consider the cost of housing by area, the rating will look like this:

Punta Plata 3.428 € / m2,

Costa Natura 2.511 € / m2,

Benamara-Atalaya 2.479 € / m2,

8 destepona Estepona 2.462 €/m2,

Selwo 2.325 €/m2,

Playa Bahía Dorada 2.134 €/m2,

Estepona Pueblo 2.099 €/m2.

Would you like to live in Estepona? Our experts can help you make this dream come true and select the most suitable property in Spain for purchase in Estepona or other resort towns on the Mediterranean coast.

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Estepona: the old clock is still running. Spain in Russian

For minutes and seconds, time is laid out by those who are burdened with a load of worries. Happy people don’t watch the clock. In Estepona, located south of all the other resort towns in the province of Malaga, chronos have long been compared by the sun. On the tower, built in 1473 on the site of a destroyed Muslim mosque, the “dial” with the rays-arrows was located on the south side.

The south of Estepona is a gentle sea, clean sand, giving way to fertile valleys cut here and there by small streams, which, however, no one is accustomed to take seriously until the rainy season comes.

The rainy season on the Costa del Sol does not last long enough to evoke thoughts of a dull time, which, however, can also charm the poet if he comes from more northern latitudes. The local nature is calm almost all year round. The port of Estepona has more than once had to serve as a shelter for ships during sea storms. Perhaps only one blow of the elements remained in the tablets of history, which hit the coast of a cozy town with all the might of unbridled force.

The epicenter of the 1755 earthquake was not here, but somewhere in the Lisbon area. The wave that echoed to the Mediterranean coast of Spain destroyed many settlements, including Estepona. Turned into ruins Tower, the keeper of time. Residents did not want to come to terms with the loss of one of the main city attractions and decided to restore it. However, in the process of perestroika, the sundial was replaced with mechanical ones, and they began to set the pace of life in a new way.

Of course, it would never occur to any of the curious tourists today to visit the Tower just to inquire about the accuracy of the passage of time. The 22-meter building, executed with nobility, alien to frills, is a kind of symbol of the city. He, as architects like to say, is the dominant feature of its old part.

In order to get to the quarter where the magnificent Virgen de los Remedios church is adjacent to the Tower, you need to climb from the noisy modern highway connecting Estepona with major cities (and with the capital, located at a distance of 630 kilometers, too) through quiet streets covered with cobblestone pavement.

In some places it is arranged according to the principle of flower mosaic. But this is only at the branching of the streets, most of which are rather narrow, with two rows of pure whitewashed houses covered with red tiled roofs. The real “patterns” can be seen on the windows, balconies and at the very door. Woven from the bright multi-colored lobelia, geranium, hydrangea, they once again remind you that Andalusia is the land of irrepressible temperament.

It’s not without reason that Estepona was famous for its knightly duels and bullfights. The large square where they passed has now been turned – well, of course – into the Flower Square! It continues to attract citizens and tourists with its lively colors and fragrance.

The latter in their reviews, of course, will not fail to notice that Estepona is remembered not only by street flora, but also by the botanical park and especially the orchidarium, where, on two levels, on an area of more than a thousand square meters in total, amazing plants are located, capable of capturing the imagination of any avid grower.

Plantings of orchids had to be covered with a glass dome. And this despite the fact that the average annual temperature in Estepona tends to plus 17 degrees Celsius, and the number of sunny days per year is close to three hundred. Here, citrus fruits and vegetables grow in abundance in the local open spaces without additional hassle in the form of additional heating and additional lighting. And sweet figs have even become a kind of hallmark of the municipality in the domestic market of the country.

It is clear that a person feels quite comfortable in such conditions. The heat here is mitigated by the sea, along the coast of which a series of cozy beaches stretches along the entire length of the city, adjacent to comfortable hotels. Not far from Estepona there is a fir forest, which gives coolness even during the midday heat.

Indeed, creating such a corner, the Creator worked especially hard. The only trouble is that this tidbit has always attracted the attention of all sorts of conquerors. In the past centuries, Estepona was trying to conquer either the troops of the Holy Roman Empire, or the Crusaders, or the Moors. Not without reason, a whole chain of watchtowers was built to protect the coastline. They have been preserved in some places, as well as the remains of the former defensive structures – Nishio Castle and San Luis Castle.

Today Estepona is open to everyone. It can be reached by land and sea. For the convenience of visitors, there are hotels, restaurants and small street cafes. Among the local dishes, you are strongly advised to try “pescaíto frito”, small fried fish, tapas and polvorones, a special type of biscuit that is said to be able to crumble with a single breath.

Holidays with children are especially popular in Estepona. Little fidgets always have something to do here. Playgrounds, excursions to the Selvo Aventura zoo, pony rides and sea trips will leave a lot of impressions. And maybe in the future they will want to return to this city, where time is measured by leisurely clocks on the old Tower, making them actually forget that there are still minutes and seconds. Symbols of vanity, often leading to a worthless result.

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Places to walk around in las vegas: 10 Best Stops on the Las Vegas Strip for First Timers (with map)

Опубликовано: April 26, 2021 в 11:12 am

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10 Best Stops on the Las Vegas Strip for First Timers (with map)

The Las Vegas strip is one of the most famous and more expensive streets in the world. If you come to Las Vegas for the first time, before doing all the food and gambling and partying, you must take a walking tour of the most iconic places on the Strip. There are many ways to walk the strip for the first time, but after visiting Vegas many times I have created my own beautiful walking tour of the strip. So, come along with me for a walking tour of the Las Vegas strip for first timers.

Stretching for just under 5 miles, the Strip in Las Vegas, Nevada is one of the most famous streets in the world. It is a strip of the Las Vegas Boulevard, from Tropicana Avenue (and bit south of it) going north to Sahara Avenue (and a bit north of it). In addition to being famous, the Strip in Las Vegas, is probably one of the most expensive streets in the world. So, let’s put aside gambling and drinking for a while and put on some comfortable walking shoes and come along with me on my favorite walk on the Las Vegas Strip for first timers.

Walking tour map of the Las Vegas Strip
Red-see, Green-walk

With our printable walking map of Las Vegas Strip in our hands, let’s start walking and taking in all the lights and sounds. In a way this walking tour can also serve as a 1 day in Las Vegas itinerary, especially if you are tight on time. Or, to put it another way, this is your first time in Vegas checklist for 2022.

Take a tour of the Strip. If you want to take in the Las Vegas Strip in one fun-filled trip, then take the Las Vegas 3-Hour Night Tour by Open-Top Bus. This trip will give you a great introduction to the glamorous Las Vegas Strip with all the lights on at night.
Stay in Vegas. When we visit Las Vegas we usually stay at the Polo Towers right next to the strip. Their apartment rooms are a great value, especially for families. If you like a quieter place we’ve always enjoyed Cancun resort for their pool and kid friendly environment. Another budget friendly option is Park MGM (great location and price). You can also find other budget hotels in Vegas.

1. MGM Bridge

The Strip, Las Vegas, Nevada – The Strip at night from the bridge to New York, New York.
See my photos from Las Vegas Strip

I like starting my walk by crossing the bridge from MGM Grand to New York, New York and take in the sights to the north (and south). Especially at night, the lights are very impressive. If you’re staying off the Strip, and you have to drive ve in, you can park in the MGM parking lot and go out to the Strip. Then, as we get to the other side of Las Vegas Boulevard, we start walking North.

The strip in Las Vegas, Nevada is indeed spectacular at night.
See my photos from Las Vegas Strip

The Las Vegas Strip is most impressive at night. This is because all the amazing lights are on and you see how each Las Vegas resort struggles for your attention. Newer construction in Las Vegas is always bigger and better and has more lights in order to compete for you, the customer. As you cross to the other side, you can also go south a bit and explore New York, New York, especially the Brooklyn Bridge replica outside, which has restaurants and live music.

If you’re asking what to do on your first night in Vegas, I always suggest to visit the most famous resorts on the Strip starting with New York, New York and working your way up to Caesar’s Palace.

See Cirque du Soleil at MGM. The “Ka” show is a beautiful family friendly show by Cirque du Soleil at MGM. With amazing acrobatics and a completely mobile stage, “Ka” is a great show for you to enjoy while in Vegas. Get the best price for Ka Cirque du Soleil show at MGM.

2. Shopping at the Crystals

High fashion shops inside The Crystals leading to the Aria resort
See my photos from Aria, Las Vegas

As we keep walking North on Las Vegas Strip, we see the famous Las Vegas Hard Rock Café on the right across the street, but we keep walking north until we get to the Shops at Crystals. We go inside to admire the newer and high end shops inside, leading inside the Aria resort.

We don’t go inside the Aria resort (you can also go inside Aria if you are first time in Vegas), but instead we come out still further north and exit Crystals to the bridge over Harmon Avenue. We cross over the bridge and continue to stay on the same side of the strip.

3. Cosmopolitan

The Chandler is the iconic symbol of the Cosmopolitan
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The Cosmopolitan, like Aria, is one of the newer resorts on the Las Vegas Strip. Coming out from the Aria shopping area on the connecting bridge we come into the large Chandelier inside Cosmopolitan. If you come around breakfast time, until 11 am, you can a joy the gorgeous breakfast buffet at the Wicked Spoon inside the Cosmopolitan.

We go down the escalator, through the gambling area and exit to the North and continue walking on the Strip.

4. The Bellagio Conservatory

Beautiful gardens at The Conservatory inside The Bellagio Resort.
See my photos from The Bellagio, Las Vegas

As we continue walking north past The Cosmopolitan we come upon the impressive Bellagio. I like taking the escalators towards the Bellagio right before the amazing fountains. The escalators take us to the left and up the hill. As we walk up towards the Bellagio entrance, you have the best views of the Paris resort across the street. These are some of the best spots for great pictures and it is a must do on the Las Vegas Strip for first timers.

See Cirque du Soleil at Bellagio. A beautiful family friendly show, the “O” is my favorite Cirque du Soleil show in Vegas. Get the best ticket prices for “O” Cirque du Soleil show at the Bellagio.

Paris, Nevada – Beautiful night view of The Eiffel Tower and the Fountains at the Bellagio
See my photos from Paris, Las Vegas

Go inside the Bellagio and visit the Bellagio Conservatory, which includes gorgeous gardens that change every season during the year. Take your time and walk slowly through the beautiful flower arrangements.
Las Vegas for families.

5. Fountains at the Bellagio

The beautiful Fountains at the Bellagio water show happens many times a day.
See my photos from The Bellagio, Las Vegas

We’re coming out from inside the Bellagio and going immediately left as we exit. We will walk down and around the beautiful lake with great view of the Paris resort right in front of us. Take your time walking down and find a good spot to see the water fountain show. Simply put, the Fountains of Bellagio water show is a must see event on the Las Vegas Strip for first timers. Here is the schedule of the daily show.

The Fountains of Bellagio is a daily show in Las Vegas. The show is every 30 minutes from 3pm to 8pm Monday through Friday and every 15 minutes from 8pm to midnight. On Sundays the show starts at 11am every 30 minutes until 7pm when the show goes on every 15 minutes until midnight.

Once the water show ends, continue walking North and around the Bellagio resort. Go inside and take the escalators up and then take a right on the bridge that will take you across Flamingo Road to Caesar’s Palace resort.

Best Things to do at the Bellagio

6. Shop at the Forum

Tourneau high end watch store at Shops at the Forum
See my photos from Caesar’s Palace

As you cross over Flamingo Road you will come to Caesar’s Palace and Gordon Ramsay’s Hell’s Kitchen restaurant which is a great place for lunch or dinner. However, keep walking a little bit North until you come to the entrance to the Shops at the Forum. This is a beautiful place for shopping and eating and especially if you’re into shopping, this area is a must do on the Las Vegas Strip for first timers.

Walk to the end of the shops and you can checkout the large aquarium and Fall of Atlantis water and fire show. If you have small children they will like this little space inside Shops at the Forum.

Best Things to do at Caesars Palace

7. The Venetian

Street acrobat performing in Piazza San Marco inside The Venetian, Las Vegas
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As you come out of Shops at the Forum area, keep walking North a little bit until you can cross The Strip (Las Vegas Boulevard). As you cross the street, you will be right in front of the Venetian resort. There is also lots of shopping inside the Venetian, but I like to go inside and look at the gondolas and admire the pretty copy of Piazza San Marco from Venice Italy. Yes it’s fake, but pretty cool and a must visit on Las Vegas Strip for first timers.
Take a gondola ride & visit Madame Tussauds. While short, a gondola ride at Venetian is a great experience. Save money when you bundle a gondola ride with Madame Tussauds admission at Venetian.
Now, it’s time to walk back South on The Strip towards where we started off: the MGM bridge.
Best Things to See at the Venetian

8.

The LINQ Promenade
The Las Vegas High Roller seen from the LINQ Promenade

Walking South right past the oldest Las Vegas Strip resort Harrah, you will find the newer and smaller LINQ resort. Right past it turn left onto The LINQ Promenade leading to the very tall and impressive High Roller Ferris Wheel. This newer area is hip and a cool place on the Las Vegas Strip for first timers especially.

LINQ Promenade is the newest revived areas on the Las Vegas Strip. It boasts lots of restaurants run by the world’s most famous cooks like Gordon Ramsey’s Fish and Chips.

Ride the High Roller. Depending on the season, the lines at the High Roller can be long, so you can get Skip-the-Line Tickets to High Roler and avoid the crowds.

9. Paris

Beautiful water fountain in front of the Music Academy building at Paris, Las Vegas
See my photos from Paris, Las Vegas

After your fake, but entertaining taste of Italy at the Venetian, it’s time for some French taste at Paris resort. So, let’s walk back South and cross the bridge towards the iconic Paris, Las Vegas resort. Paris is also a must see resort on the Las Vegas Strip for first timers especially.

Walking South, past Harrah’s and Flamingo you will come upon Paris. Go inside, and pass through the casino floor and stop at the French restaurants right past the hotel lobby.

You will see the amazing breakfast buffet place “Le Village” and the small “Le Creperie” where you can get French crepes for both breakfast and lunch. In addition, I love getting a piece of Napoleon cake at Café Belle Madeleine paired with a good cup of coffee. Simply yummy!

Important note: Even through summer 2022, the Paris breakfast buffet is closed. I am not sure if they will ever open it again after the pandemic.

Paris, Las Vegas – Napoleon cake from Café Belle Madeleine
See my photos from Paris, Las Vegas

As you come out of Paris resort, you can look around and admire the fake iconic tourist attractions from Paris, France: the Eiffel Tower, the Arch of Triumph and the Music Academy buildings.

The Eiffel Tower at Paris Resort has a really cool viewing deck with beautiful views all around the Vegas strip. Fake again, but cool nonetheless.
See the Strip from Eiffel Tower. Crowds can be large, but you can buy Skip-the-Line tickets to the Paris Eiffel Tower viewing deck and avoid the lines.
As you come out of Paris resort, keep walking South back towards MGM Grand.

10. Miracle Mile Shops

The lights on the Las Vegas Strip are the main attraction at night
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On your way back toward MGM Grand. You will pass by the older Planet Hollywood resort and you can go inside the Miracle Mile area for some great shopping and restaurants which are a bit more affordable. While there is nothing super exciting about Miracle Mile, this shopping mall is a clean and modern. It is a loop, about a mile long (that’s why it’s called Miracle Mile), which has several exits back to the Strip. Then, as you come out, keep walking South and just take in all the lights and all the people walking.
Enjoy the V – Ultimate Variety Show. Right inside the Miracle Mile Shops, the V Variety Show is a great family friendly entertainment show. With acrobatics, music and comedy, the V – Ultimate Variety Show is a affordable show that our entire family enjoyed.

Plan Your Trip to the Las Vegas Strip

Stay in Vegas. In order to enjoy the Las Vegas Strip for first timers especially, you have to stay close to the strip. When we visit Las Vegas we usually stay at the Polo Towers right next to the strip. Their apartment rooms are a great value, especially for families. For even more affordable places you can search budget hotels in Vegas. With over 6000 properties you can find something for you. Just beware of the fine print because the price quoted might not include the nightly resort fee.

Rent a car in Vegas. Get a budget rental car, especially if you have extra time for enjoying a few beautiful day trips from Vegas. Driving to the Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam and even Zion National Park can be an amazing experience.

Is it Worth Walking the Las Vegas Strip for First Timers?

I think walking the Strip is the best introduction to Las Vegas for first timers. My walking tour of the Las Vegas Strip for first timers provides also the best way to get an overview of this famous area. It contains highlights of all the major resorts on the strip, as well as a few details that will make this walking tour very enjoyable, especially if you have never been to Vegas before.
Yes, it will take you around 5 hours to complete, but you will get a good understanding about what all these resorts offer for attracting all these tourists that flock to the entertainment capital of the world, as Las Vegas likes to call itself.

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Las Vegas Strip Walking Tour

If all your activity is limited to the Vegas Strip, then taking a good, long walk down Las Vegas’ Strip is ideal. Just walking down the famous Las Vegas Strip is an experience in itself and this is probably the best way to take in the architecture of the city. There is a lot to see and do. Remember, however, that the Strip is a little over 4 miles long, so plan accordingly.

The one thing you must bring on a Las Vegas Strip walking tour is the most comfortable pair of shoes you have. Make that two pairs! You are going to do more walking than you can even imagine. Shoes that are too high or tight will end your walk much sooner than you had planned.

Make regular stops. Rest whenever you can to avoid getting tired quickly, maybe get refreshments at shops along the way. Besides the mega resorts along the strip, there are a few Walgreens, CVS Pharmacy and McDonald’s along the way. After each stop, you will be able to continue with a fresh burst of energy.

Take some water with you to avoid dehydration. Take as much as you can carry comfortably and plan to buy more along the way if you run out.

In the extremely hot Summer months, spend as little time outside as possible. You may actually want to reconsider walking during those months. Las Vegas is in a desert after all, and the temperature is usually in the hundreds.

Remember to take a light sweater or jacket with you, even if it’s sweltering hot outside. It may seem nice at first when you come in from the heat, but the casinos are kept at a temperature between 76 – 78 degrees. Not good, if you happen to be wearing a tank top and shorts.

Cross the street at designated spots or use the pedestrian overpass. (check below for a list of overpass locations) Do not jaywalk. You will be hit with a heavy fine if you’re caught. As of September 2013, the fine for Jaywalking in Las Vegas was $198.00

Besides getting fined, you don’t become a statistic. Las Vegas Valley was ranked as the sixth most dangerous metropolitan area when it comes to auto-pedestrian fatalities. Traffic on The Vegas Strip is notoriously dangerous. A combination of high speeding cars, wide roads, reckless pedestrians and distracted drivers account for the high fatality rate. Only cross the Vegas Strip at designated crosswalks or over-head walkways.

Las Vegas police allow people to walk down the Strip and the Fremont Street Experience with alcoholic beverages in plastic containers (no bottles or cans). Remember, however, that this is not allowed anywhere else in the city.

Check the weather and take a map of the Strip with you so you can plan your stops. Check out the list of free attractions too. Don’t miss anything!

Vegas Strip Pedestrian Bridges

There are several four-corner and direct Pedestrian overhead bridges over Las Vegas Blvd. (The Strip) separating pedestrians from motorized traffic. These overhead walkways can be accessed via elevators or escalators. Below is a list of the Las Vegas Strip overhead pedestrian walkways and the hotel casinos located within each overpass.

1. Location: Corner of Las Vegas Blvd (the Strip) and Tropicana Ave. This four-corner overhead walkway connects the blocks where the MGM Grand, Tropicana, Excalibur and New York-New York are located.

2. Location: Corner of Flamingo Road and Las Vegas Blvd. This four-corner overhead walkway connects the blocks where Bally’s, Bellagio, Caesars Palace and Flamingo (next to The Cromwell) are located.

3. Location: Corner of Spring Mountain Road and Las Vegas Blvd. This four-corner overhead walkway connects the corners where Treasure Island, the Fashion Show Las Vegas, The Venetian and Wynn are located.

4. Location: Planet Hollywood. There is a direct-connect Pedestrian bridge from the front of Planet Hollywood to CityCenter with access to ARIA, The Cosmopolitan and Crystals shopping center.

5. Location: Park MGM (and T-Mobile Arena). There is a direct Pedestrian bridge connecting Park MGM and the Showcase Mall / Hard Rock Cafe.

6. Location: Veer Towers. There is a walkway connecting Veer Towers, Crystals shopping center and Waldorf Astoria.

7. Location: Bellagio to Bally’s Pedestrian walkway

8. Location: Bellagio to Caesar’s Palace Pedestrian walkway

9. Location: Treasure Island to The Venetian Pedestrian walkway

Average walking time between Las Vegas hotels

Las Vegas Strip Map

Walgreens Locations on Vegas Strip

3339 S Las Vegas Blvd
(702) 369-8166
Open 24 hours
(near the Palazzo) – Corner of Las Vegas Blvd & Buccaneer Way.
Pharmacy Hours: Open 24 hours

3765 S Las Vegas Blvd
(702) 739-9645
Open 24 hours
(across from Park MGM Open – 24/7)
Pharmacy Hours: 8am – 10pm

3717 S Las Vegas Blvd Ste 100
(702) 262-0635
Open 24 hours
Corner of Las Vegas Blvd & Harmon Ave.
Pharmacy Hours: 8am – 10pm

495 Fremont Street #170
Las Vegas, NV 89101
(702) 385-1284
Fremont / 4th Street
Pharmacy Hours: 9am – 5pm

CVS Pharmacy Locations on Vegas Strip

3758 S Las Vegas Blvd
(702) 262-9284
Open 24 hours
(Next to Park MGM)

Bally’s Las Vegas Hotel & Casino
3645 S Las Vegas Blvd
(702) 474-4089
Open 24 hours

Treasure Island
3300 S Las Vegas Blvd
(702) 866-2350
Open 24 hours

1812 East Charleston Blvd
Las Vegas, NV 89104
702-384-5047
Monday through Friday 8:00 am to 9:00 pm
Saturday 8:00 am to 8:00 pm

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18 Things To Do Off the Las Vegas Strip

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August 5, 2022

Posted by Ria Borja

06 Nov

When you think of Las Vegas, what are the first things you think of? Bright lights, slot machines, and all-you-can-eat buffets?

There’s a lot more to Vegas than casinos, showgirls, and abundant food and drink – all you have to do is leave the Strip. From nearby downtown Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon, there are activities, sights, and experiences to keep any adventurer entertained – even the pickiest of kids!

Here are some of our favorite places to visit off the Las Vegas Strip.

1. Fremont Street

Distance from the Strip: 7 miles

Fremont Street, also known as “Glitter Gulch,” is the heart of downtown Las Vegas. Only 7 miles from the Strip, Fremont Street is a pedestrian-only thoroughfare jam-packed with experiences and attractions like casinos, live music, ziplines, and light shows courtesy of the LED-lit canopy.

If you’re in Las Vegas, you can’t miss Fremont Street. Visit their website for more information.

2. Visit The Mob Museum

Distance from the Strip: 7 miles

A trip to the Mob Museum is like a trip back in time, right into Vegas’s seedy underbelly. Experience both sides of the battle – the law versus the mob – as you explore this interactive downtown museum and immerse yourself in the history of organized crime, from the birth of the mob right up until today’s newspaper headlines.

Experience the multi-sensory exhibits, artifacts, and immersive storylines.

Visit the Mob Museum’s website for more details.

3. Visit the Grand Canyon

Distance from the Strip: 125-280 miles

4. Drive a Fancy Car

Distance from the Strip: 2 miles

Do you dream of driving a Ferrari, Lamborghini, or even an Aston Martin? Exotics Racing lets you choose your dream car from the largest fleet of exotic cars in the world. Reach speeds up to 130 mph as you zoom around the 1.2-mile racetrack, complete with seven turns and an 1,800-foot straightaway.

Book your experience at Exotics Racing.

5. See the Neon Boneyard

Distance from the Strip: 7 miles

Check out this historic collection of Las Vegas’s iconic signage at the Neon Museum. Learn the story behind each of the more than 200 famous neon signs as you explore the “Neon Boneyard” on a guided tour. Tours run daily, seven days a week.

Learn more about the Neon Museum.

6. Explore Red Rock Canyon

Distance from the Strip: 17 miles

Experience the true desert beauty of the Southwest, complete with towering red cliffs and abundant wildlife, only a short drive from the Strip!

Explore Red Rock Canyon on one of our guided tours, departing daily from most major hotels on the Las Vegas Strip. Get up close and personal with the red sandstone cliffs on an SUV tour, complete with 13 miles of off-roading.

See all of our Red Rock Canyon tours.

7. Visit a Shark Tank

Distance from the Strip: 7 miles

Get to know the ocean’s most misunderstood inhabitant at the Golden Nugget in downtown Las Vegas. Tour the shark tank, or even take a slide down the three-story waterslide.

Visit the Golden Nugget’s website for more details.

8. Check out Death Valley

Distance from the Strip: 125 miles

Learn why it’s called “Death Valley” and explore Scotty’s Castle on this amazing tour of the hottest place on Earth! Earn your official Death Valley Explorer Certificate, visit an actual ghost town, and see truly spectacular geological formations.

9. Explore the Botanical Gardens

Distance from the Strip: 6 miles

The desert is teeming with life! See for yourself on a visit to the Springs Preserve and explore their many attractions and gardens, including an extensive botanical garden containing the largest collection of Mojave Desert cacti and succulent plants, and even a butterfly habitat.

Learn more about Springs Preserve.

10. See the Hoover Dam

Distance from the Strip: 35 miles

Visit one of the world’s most spectacular engineering marvels. Descend deep inside the Dam to see the massive generators, or combine your visit with a trip to the Grand Canyon, or a leisurely cruise on Lake Mead or down the Colorado River.

See all our Hoover Dam tours and book yours today.

11. Jump Around at a Trampoline Park

Distance from the Strip: 5 miles

SkyZone Las Vegas is the world’s first indoor trampoline park, and it’s a great destination for families, groups, and parties. SkyZone offers Open Jumping, a Foam Zone, Ultimate Dodgeball (dodgeball on a trampoline, anyone?), and even “SkySlam” – or trampoline basketball!

Fly high at SkyZone – find information on rates and book your jump time here.

12. Visit the Atomic Testing Museum

Distance from the Strip: 2 miles

The Atomic Testing Museum tells the story of America’s nuclear weapons testing program. Explore 70 years of nuclear testing and see a replica of the Control Point where the countdown for each nuclear bomb detonation occurred.

Visit the Atomic Testing Museum’s website for more information.

13. Fly Above the Strip

See the Strip from an entirely new perspective! Experience the dazzling lights of Sin City from a specially designed sightseeing helicopter on our Las Vegas Night Flight Helicopter Tour.

Las Vegas Night Flight Helicopter Tour

$94

Fly over the dazzling lights of the Las Vegas Strip at night!

$94 Per Person

Guests must provide their own transportation to our Las Vegas Terminal located at 5060 Koval Lane, Las Vegas, NV.

See the glittering lights of fabulous Las Vegas in a luxury helicopter! Upgrade your tour and travel to McCarran International Airport in a limo bus. Airport fee is included in your price.

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14. Engage with the Arts at First Friday

Distance from the Strip: 5 miles

On the first Friday of every month, artists and artisans from all over Las Vegas gather together to share their work. Take in visual and performing arts, live music, and delicious food, only five miles off the Strip.

Learn more about First Friday.

15. Explore Eldorado Canyon

Distance from the Strip: 45 miles

Experience the Old West in all its glory as you explore historic (and haunted!) gold mines. You can even pan for gold on one of our Eldorado Canyon adventures. Get your adrenaline pumping on an ATV and Gold Mine Tour or Grand Canyon Helicopter Explorer Tour.

16. Explore the Wetlands

Distance from the Strip: 10 miles

Learn about the wildlife and ecology of the Las Vegas Wash as you explore the lush habitats of over 300 species of plants and animals at the Clark County Wetlands Park. Enjoy guided discovery walks, family programs, and other events, only 10 miles off the Strip.

Get more details at the Clark County Wetlands Park website.

17. Fly a Plane

Distance from the Strip: 15 miles

Calling all adrenaline-junkies! Fly a mock air combat mission and learn aerial dogfighting skills, test your piloting chops on a recon mission, or enjoy an aerial roller coaster ride complete with spins, loops and rolls at Sky Combat Ace, just outside of Las Vegas! Or, for the more relaxed adventurer, simply enjoy unobstructed views of the spectacular landscape.

Book your flight with Sky Combat Ace.

18. See the Valley of Fire

Distance from the Strip: 55 miles

Named after its distinctive red sandstone formations, the Valley of Fire was formed by shifting sand dunes dating all the way back to the age of the dinosaurs. Hike into the inner canyons and see formations like the Rainbow Vista as you hunt for petrified wood – if you find a piece, it’s yours to keep! Discover why it’s called the “Valley of Fire” on and SUV tour.

See all our Valley of Fire tours. Book yours now!

Explore Beyond the Las Vegas Strip

There are simply too many things to do in and around Las Vegas to spend your entire vacation on the Strip. Many of our Grand Canyon and Southwest tours include complimentary pickup and drop-off at most hotels on the Strip, so there’s no excuse not to strap on your walking shoes and explore the surrounding areas of Sin City.

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Save your money for the slot machines or cocktails at Martha Stewart’s new restaurant. A dollar doesn’t stretch nearly as far as it used to in Las Vegas, especially in an era of high inflation. Cheap buffets and complimentary casino drinks are few and far between these days, but you can still find the occasional value. After all, some restaurants on the Strip are less expensive than others. Yet there’s one price that everyone loves: free. And in a town known for excess, there are lots of attractions and activities that don’t cost a dime. So check ’em all out below.

Topgolf | Photo by Michael Baxter, courtesy of Baxter Imaging

You don’t have to splurge on bottle service at a dayclub or even be a hotel guest to take a dip in a Strip swimming pool. The Topgolf driving range has a 21-and-over Hideaway Pool of its own—a well-kept secret that’s usually not too busy, especially on weekdays. The money saved can go toward a cabana rental (reasonable for Strip rates) or a soft pretzel charcuterie board from the food and drink menu.

The Pinball Hall of Fame is one of the museums that make Las Vegas wonderfully weird. It moved into a new, larger Strip location in 2021 and now houses vintage pinball machines (and the occasional arcade game) in an expansive 25,000-square-foot space. It’s the largest collection of its kind in the world, drawing heavily on the ’60, ’70s, and ’80s classic eras of pinball. Admission is free, but every machine can be played for 25 or 50 cents. And since the museum is a nonprofit, every coin collected goes directly to charity.

Photo courtesy of Forum Shops at Caesars

The “Fall of Atlantis” is an animatronic show that plays on the hour from noon to 8 pm (Friday–Tuesday) at the Forum Shops at Caesars. The quality falls somewhere between what you’d find at Chuck E. Cheese and Disney’s Hall of Presidents, but the combination of flames, fountains, and a giant winged dragon are enough to liven up any shopping trip.

Tickets to see a Golden Knights game at the T-Mobile Arena aren’t cheap, but here’s the next best thing—you can see the team practice for free at City National Arena in Summerlin. The schedule isn’t highly publicized, but players generally take the ice between 9 am and 11 am. Check the Golden Knights Twitter account for practice announcements. Otherwise, you can splurge a few bucks and take part in an open skate yourself and grab lunch at MacKenzie River Pizza.

The Shelby Heritage Center celebrates the legacy of Carroll Shelby and the race cars he helped design, including the iconic AC Cobra and special-edition Mustangs. Guests are welcome any time during regular hours to take a free self-guided tour (or pay for a guided one) to see more than 30 high-performance muscle cars on display and get an up-close look at the production facility next door.

Silverton Casino

The 117,000-gallon aquarium at the Silverton casino is loaded with thousands of tropical fish as well as a few stingrays and sharks. Interactive mermaid performances run throughout the day Thursday-Sunday. You can also toss a few questions to a marine biologist during regular feedings.

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Don’t have the money for a Cirque ticket? No problem. Circus Circus has a full schedule of big-top performances at the Midway every hour starting at 11:30 am Friday-Sunday and 1:30 pm Monday-Thursday. Come by and see clowns, jugglers, aerialists, and more. The Flying Poemas, a trapeze act from Argentina, provide the biggest thrills.

The artsy block party known as First Friday takes place, as the name suggests, on the first Friday evening of every month in the Downtown Arts District. Each edition follows a specific theme with featured artists, gallery exhibits, and live music. There’s also a beer garden and at least a dozen food trucks.

It’s a few miles east of the Strip, but locals love Mystic Falls, an indoor park at the Sam’s Town casino with a wild west mountain theme. Walk among the trees and you’ll hear the sounds of birds chirping, wolves howling, and a rolling waterfall underneath a towering atrium. Laser and light shows take place every other hour from 6-10 pm on weekdays and 4-10 pm on weekends.

Photo courtesy of Paris Las Vegas

The 541-foot tall Eiffel Tower replica at the Paris casino is more than just 5,000 tons of twisted steel. The exterior hosts a colorful show of twinkling lights every 30 minutes between dusk and midnight. The timing unofficially coordinates with the Bellagio fountain shows across the street, creating a lively and vibrant visual in the mid-Strip skyline.

So much Las Vegas history is overlooked, but hiding in plain sight. The Pioneer Trail is a self-guided driving tour of 16 historic sites northwest of the Strip, beginning with the Springs Preserve and ending with Biltmore Village. The experience also provides a rare look into the often underrepresented history of Black culture in Las Vegas, including the Harrison Boarding House (where entertainers of color stayed when segregated from Strip hotel rooms) and the site of the short-lived Moulin Rouge, which became the first integrated casino in 1955.

The Hand of Faith, the largest gold nugget currently in existence, weighs 61 pounds and is on display at (appropriately enough) the Golden Nugget in Downtown Las Vegas. You’ll also see a replica of it a hundred miles away in the lobby of the Golden Nugget in Laughlin.

Watch fish swim at one of three aquariums

Check out the 40,000-gallon aquarium at Bass Pro Shops (next to the Silverton), along with a waterfall, trout stream, and fun outdoorsy design. On the Strip, the Forum Shops at Caesars have their own 50,000-gallon aquarium near the Cheesecake Factory and Nike shop. Not to be outdone, the Mirage has a 20,000-gallon tank that’s a little smaller, but makes an even bolder impression as part of the decor in the hotel lobby. No matter which one you visit, expect to be greeted with a wide array of tropical fish.

Take a daytrip to Boulder City, where you can not only visit the Hoover Dam, but learn all about the iconic landmark at the free museum on the first floor of the Boulder Dam Hotel. The Boulder Dam Museum documents the engineering behind the modern marvel as well as the danger and struggles faced by the workers who built it under the hot Nevada sun. And yes, Boulder Dam was the official name before it was changed to honor the president who brought us the Great Depression.

Fremont Street Experience | Photo courtesy of Black Raven Films

The main attraction of Downtown Las Vegas is the Fremont Street Experience, a five-block pedestrian mall surrounded by neon lights and marquees. Most of it sits underneath a 1,400-foot-long canopy outfitted with the world’s largest LED screen. Dubbed Viva Vision, it utilizes more than 16 million pixels for ultra high-def imagery and trippy 3D-like effects. Themed video shows take place throughout the night, usually on the hour. The Fremont Street Experience also hosts Downtown Rocks, a free concert series by national acts throughout summer and fall.

Photo courtesy of Bellagio

As far as iconic Vegas images go, it’s hard to beat the Fountains of Bellagio. Gather around the massive lake in front of the resort and watch as more than 1,200 nozzles shoot water straight into the air with the help of 4,500 lights. Each show is set to music with songs by the likes of Frank Sinatra, Andrea Bocelli, and Celine Dion providing the soundtrack. Shows are usually every half hour in the afternoon and every 15 minutes at night, but could be cancelled at any time due to high winds.

Photo courtesy of The Mirage

The Mirage is set to become a Hard Rock hotel in the next year or two, and the property’s famous erupting volcano show is set to be demolished. Don’t pin your hopes on a petition to save the free attraction—go see it while you still can. The elaborate display produces a lava simulation (with fireballs for good measure) set to music created by Mickey Hart of the Grateful Dead and Indian musician Zakir Hussain. The finale includes an eruption 60 feet into the air that’s so intense, you’ll feel the heat from inside your taxi on Las Vegas Boulevard. Shows are on the hour between 8 pm and 11 pm nightly.

Photo by Rob Kachelriess for Thrillist

St. Mark’s Square in the Venetian’s Grand Canal Shoppes is modeled after the Renaissance era of Venice, complete with passing gondola rides and as much historic architecture as you can manage in a shopping mall. “Streetmosphere” performers provide free entertainment, ranging from live violins to pop-opera vocal theatrics. If you actually want to spend a few bucks and grab a bite to eat, you’ve got a choice of three Italian restaurants: Brera Osteria, Canaletto, and Mercato della Pescheria.

Photo by Bryan Hainer

The Gold & Silver Pawn Shop is the setting for the Pawn Stars reality show, which runs (virtually nonstop) on the History Channel. Check it out for yourself and browse the unusual and often historic artifacts for sale. Just know there’s often a line to enter and no guarantee you’ll see anyone you recognize from TV.

Photo courtesy of Bellagio

The Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, one of the most photographed places in Vegas, is a free floral exhibit that changes with the season, covering nearly 14,000 square feet underneath a 50-foot-high atrium. The intricate designs, featuring tens of thousands of flowers, are planned a full year in advance. Big spenders can take advantage of the Garden Table, an exclusive dining experience inside the Conservatory, which is one of the coolest things to do in Vegas right now.

The Ethel M Chocolate Factory in Henderson has free self-guided tours, where you watch candy being made from a long viewing window. Stick around and explore the four-acre Botanical Cactus Garden outside. It has more than 300 species of plants and is especially colorful when decorated for the winter holidays or the weeks leading up to Valentine’s Day.

Photo by Rob Kachelriess for Thrillist

Check out the vehicle affectionately known as the “Bonnie and Clyde Death Car” at Whiskey Pete’s just outside Vegas in Primm. The bullet-riddled 1934 Ford Deluxe in which the gangster duo met their demise is proudly on display in the casino. As the signs around it are eager to point out, yes this is the real thing. Whiskey Pete’s also happens to be a welcome bathroom break while driving between Las Vegas and Los Angeles.

The lobby of the Wynn Hotel is loaded with trees, plants, and elaborate colorful floral installations that include a 20-foot-tall hot air balloon and a 16-foot-wide carousel. It’s not a destination as much as something to enjoy while on your way to somewhere else.

Photo courtesy of The Flamingo

The four-acre outdoor Wildlife Habitat at the Flamingo is a tranquil escape from the chaos of the Strip. The collection of ponds and waterfalls is home to all sorts of exotic creatures, including birds, turtles, koi fish, and at least eight Chilean flamingos.

From the corner of Las Vegas Boulevard and Sands Avenue, you’ll quickly spot a fountain show with lights and music in front of the Wynn. It’s a whole lot smaller than what you’ll see at the Bellagio, but it’s a nice break from trekking down the Strip and the performances run nonstop. The scenery also includes two waterfalls and large pine trees. The Lake of Dreams inside the Wynn is technically free too, but it’s really a bucket-list dining experience best enjoyed with a dinner reservation.

Watch (or avoid) the street performers

Just like Hollywood Boulevard and Times Square, Las Vegas is overrun by street performers, either on the Strip or Fremont Street. Some have talent (like a handful of musicians, dancers, and magicians) while others just stand around in cheap-looking costumes. The entertainment is free to watch, but if you pose for a photo with one of them, a tip is expected.

Rest your feet with a tram ride on the Strip

If that long walk down the Strip gets to be too much, there are three free pedestrian trains to make the journey go by a little easier. One operates between Mandalay Bay and Excalibur, another travels between the Bellagio and Aria, and a third shuttles between Treasure Island and the Mirage. No charge. Just hop on board. Don’t confuse any of these with the Las Vegas Monorail on the east side of the Strip, which begins at $5 per ride.

ARIA Resort & Casino

One of the great things about the CityCenter complex is all the art on display. Wander in and out of galleries by Richard MacDonald and Elena Bulatova before heading over to the Aria where fine art installations are scattered throughout the resort. The neighboring Cosmopolitan has a self-guided art tour of its own, led by Rose, the hotel’s own chatbot concierge. Between oversize shoe sculptures in the lobby, digital pillars in the lobby, and murals in the parking garage, the art often mixes tech and pop culture with an exceptional degree of ingenuity.

CBS Television City at the MGM Grand is a full research facility where you can watch an unaired pilot that’s being considered by the network for an upcoming season. Give your feedback with the fate of future programming in your hands. You can also take part in surveys and focus groups about television, internet, and music streaming habits. You’ll be handed some vouchers and a bag of free stuff at the end. Sometimes you’ll even get paid cash.

You could say it’s a . . . miracle. The sprawling Miracle Mile Shops, which wrap around the Planet Hollywood resort, have an indoor rainstorm with shows every hour during the week and every half hour on weekends. The combination of water, lights, music, and fog is an unexpectedly fun way to break up the monotony of a shopping trip. Try not to get wet.

Photo by Mark Damon, courtesy of Las Vegas News Bureau

If you’re speeding down Interstate 15 south of Vegas and you see seven pillars of stacked rainbow-colored rocks in the middle of the desert, you’re not hallucinating. That’s a 25-foot-tall art installation known as Seven Magic Mountains. So take the next exit and doubleback for a color-filled photo session.

Photo courtesy of Las Vegas News Bureau

Snap a photo at you-know-where

You may be out of cash, but you still have a phone. So head just beyond the south end of the Strip to the “Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas” sign and have your photo snapped in front of the iconic landmark. There may be an Elvis impersonator or some dude in a Big Bird costume offering to take the shot on your behalf or even pose with you. But that means handing out a tip and suddenly, it’s not free anymore, is it?

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Rob Kachelriess has been writing about Las Vegas in Thrillist for more than eight years. His work has also appeared in Travel + Leisure, Trivago Magazine, Sophisticated Living, Modern Luxury, Leafly, Las Vegas Magazine, and other publications. He’s covering the tip. Follow him on Twitter @rkachelriess.

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Amargosa Trail

10 mi

State: NV

Asphalt, Concrete, Dirt

Angel Park Trail

2. 7 mi

State: NV

Asphalt, Boardwalk, Concrete

Anthem East Trail

7 mi

State: NV

Asphalt, Dirt

Bonanza Trail

5.3 mi

State: NV

Asphalt

Boulder Highway Trail

6.2 mi

State: NV

Asphalt

Burkholder Trail

3. 2 mi

State: NV

Asphalt

Cactus Wren Trail

1 mi

State: NV

Asphalt

Cedar Drainage Trail

1.85 mi

State: NV

Asphalt

Downs 5 Trail

0. 3 mi

State: NV

Concrete

Duck Creek Trail (NV)

3.25 mi

State: NV

Asphalt

Equestrian North Trail

1.7 mi

State: NV

Dirt

Equestrian South Trail

2 mi

State: NV

Asphalt

Flamingo Arroyo Trail

15. 5 mi

State: NV

Asphalt

Goodsprings Trail

2.2 mi

State: NV

Dirt

Historic Railroad Trail

3.7 mi

State: NV

Crushed Stone, Dirt

I-215 East Beltway Trail

7 mi

State: NV

Asphalt

I-215 West Beltway Trail

15 mi

State: NV

Asphalt

I-515 Trail

4. 4 mi

State: NV

Asphalt, Concrete

Lake Mead Parkway Trail

6.7 mi

State: NV

Asphalt

Lone Mountain Trail

4 mi

State: NV

Concrete

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Lower Las Vegas Wash Trail

13.4 mi

State: NV

Asphalt, Concrete

Pittman Wash Trail

4 mi

State: NV

Asphalt

River Mountains Loop Trail

35. 3 mi

State: NV

Asphalt, Concrete

Saguaro Trail

1.5 mi

State: NV

Asphalt

St. Rose Parkway Trail

8.1 mi

State: NV

Asphalt, Concrete

Tropicana Flamingo Wash Trail

4. 4 mi

State: NV

Asphalt

Union Pacific Railroad Trail

12 mi

State: NV

Asphalt

Upper Las Vegas Wash Trail

4.2 mi

State: NV

Asphalt, Concrete

Veterans Memorial Drive Trail

4.3 mi

State: NV

Asphalt

Wetlands Loop Trail

11. 5 mi

State: NV

Asphalt, Concrete, Dirt

Wetlands Trail Connector

2.1 mi

State: NV

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Amargosa Trail

The Amargosa Trail stretches across Henderson, a large suburb just south of Las Vegas. Trail-goers should note that there are several street crossings along the route and little shade. The trail,…

NV 10 mi
Asphalt, Concrete, Dirt

2 reviews

Angel Park Trail

The official trailhhead for the Angel Park Trail is located in Bruce Trent Park, near the park exit onto Vegas Drive. It is marked by a plaque commemorating the dedication of the trail. The trail…

NV 2.7 mi
Asphalt, Boardwalk, Concrete

0 reviews

Anthem East Trail

The Anthem East Trail runs along the McCullough Range from Anthem Hills Park to neighborhoods off Shadow Canyon Drive in Henderson. The trail affords stunning views of Las Vegas and the surrounding…

NV 7 mi
Asphalt, Dirt

3 reviews

Bonanza Trail

The Bonanza Trail travels east to west for about 5.3 miles in Las Vegas, along a combination of off-street trails, on-street bike lanes and sidewalks. Despite this, the trail is easy to navigate…

NV 5.3 mi
Asphalt

1 reviews

Boulder Highway Trail

The Boulder Highway Trail follows its namesake roadway through southeast Henderson, providing access to numerous residential and commercial areas. There are several major street crossings along the…

NV 6.2 mi
Asphalt

3 reviews

Burkholder Trail

The Burkholder Trail connects the multi-use path at Lake Mead Parkway to the River Mountains Loop Trail in Henderson. The 3.2-mile trail includes nice landscaping, lighting, signs and benches, and. ..

NV 3.2 mi
Asphalt

2 reviews

Cactus Wren Trail

The Cactus Wren Trail is a short connector between two much longer trails in Henderson: the I-215 East Beltway Trail in the north and the Amargosa Trail in the south. The wide, paved trail runs along. ..

NV 1 mi
Asphalt

1 reviews

Cedar Drainage Trail

The trail runs alongside the Cedar Drainage Channel in Las Vegas, between Pecos Road, and another multiuse trail, the Upper Las Vegas Wash Trail. As you head east from Pecos Road, the Sunrise and. ..

NV 1.85 mi
Asphalt

2 reviews

Downs 5 Trail

The Downs 5 Trail is a short neighborhood route in Henderson, a southern suburb of Las Vegas. The trail extends from Newport Drive in the north to the Saguaro Trail in the south. Trail users can take. ..

NV 0.3 mi
Concrete

0 reviews

Duck Creek Trail (NV)

The Duck Creek Trail is a wide, asphalt trail that follows the course of its namesake creek through residential areas in southern Las Vegas, eventually leading into the Clark County Wetlands Park. The…

NV 3.25 mi
Asphalt

2 reviews

Equestrian North Trail

The Equestrian North Trail extends south and then east from Equestrian Park North, which features a plethora of amenities for horses and their riders, including an arena, holding pen and trailer. ..

NV 1.7 mi
Dirt

1 reviews

Equestrian South Trail

The Equestrian South Trail forms a crisscrossing loop around Equestrian Park South in Henderson. The park is so named because it offers a large area for horses and parking for horse trailers,. ..

NV 2 mi
Asphalt

1 reviews

Flamingo Arroyo Trail

The Flaming Arroyo Trail curves across the heart of suburban Clark County, passing through the communities of Paradise, Winchester and Sunrise Manor. The trail follows Flamingo Wash for nearly its. ..

NV 15.5 mi
Asphalt

8 reviews

Goodsprings Trail

Located about forty miles southwest of Las Vegas, the small town of Goodsprings was once a booming mining town while Las Vegas was just getting settled. The 2.2 mile Goodsprings Trail, a natural. ..

NV 2.2 mi
Dirt

2 reviews

Historic Railroad Trail

Just 30 miles from Las Vegas, near Boulder City, the gravel Historic Railroad Trail hugs the hills on the southern shoreline of vast Lake Mead. The rail-trail offers panoramic views of the manmade. ..

NV 3.7 mi
Crushed Stone, Dirt

26 reviews

I-215 East Beltway Trail

The I-215 East Beltway runs alongside the Las Vegas Beltway (officially named the Bruce Woodbury Beltway) in the Sin City suburbs of Paradise and Henderson. Primarily used as a commuting corridor, the. ..

NV 7 mi
Asphalt

3 reviews

I-215 West Beltway Trail

The I-215 West Beltway Trail follows the Las Vegas Beltway (officially named the Bruce Woodbury Beltway) along the city’s western border, offering views of the mountains that flank the city. While the…

NV 15 mi
Asphalt

15 reviews

I-515 Trail

The I-515 Trail runs through eastern Las Vegas, providing a useful alternative route along the busy highway, which is also known as US 95. This pathway starts downtown, off N. Maryland Parkway, and. ..

NV 4.4 mi
Asphalt, Concrete

4 reviews

Lake Mead Parkway Trail

The Lake Mead Parkway Trail runs along its namesake roadway, with segments on both sides, from central Henderson to the outskirts of town near Lake Las Vegas Parkway. There, the trail connects to the. ..

NV 6.7 mi
Asphalt

2 reviews

Lone Mountain Trail

The Lone Mountain Trail is a Las Vegas runs four miles north to south. It’s paved and mostly flat, welcoming to a variety of users ranging from walkers to joggers to cyclists. Despite its numerous. ..

NV 4 mi
Concrete

4 reviews

Accordion

Lower Las Vegas Wash Trail

The Lower Las Vegas Wash Trail is a popular recreational trail in the Las Vegas area, the impressive result of a multi-jurisdictional collaboration between Clark County and the cities of Las Vegas and…

NV 13. 4 mi
Asphalt, Concrete

9 reviews

Pittman Wash Trail

The Pittman Wash Trail follows what is usually a dry wash through residential neighborhoods in Henderson, a southern suburb of Las Vegas, from Pebble Road north to the Arroyo Grande Sports Complex….

NV 4 mi
Asphalt

11 reviews

River Mountains Loop Trail

The River Mountains Loop Trail runs for more than 35 miles on a loop around the River Mountains, which form the backdrop of Las Vegas and Henderson. The trail is 12 feet wide and paved, with an…

NV 35.3 mi
Asphalt, Concrete

50 reviews

Saguaro Trail

The Saguaro Trail runs east to west through residential areas of Henderson, connecting residents with three trails and two popular parks. In the east, the trail begins in Saguaro Park, a 6-acre…

NV 1.5 mi
Asphalt

3 reviews

St.

Rose Parkway Trail

The St. Rose Parkway Trail runs along both sides of the road of the same name in Henderson, a southern suburb of Las Vegas. In the south, the trail ends at the M Resort Spa Casino, one of the newest…

NV 8.1 mi
Asphalt, Concrete

7 reviews

Tropicana Flamingo Wash Trail

The trail follows a flood control canal or wash, that extends from the Flamingo Detention Basin to the Tropicana Detention Basin, hence its name. The asphalt trail features two segments adjacent to…

NV 4.4 mi
Asphalt

0 reviews

Union Pacific Railroad Trail

The Union Pacific Railroad Trail runs along an active track, cutting through Henderson and connecting to residential neighborhoods and commercial shopping districts. The spur line sees infrequent…

NV 12 mi
Asphalt

15 reviews

Upper Las Vegas Wash Trail

The Upper Las Vegas Wash Trail is a paved pathway that parallels its namesake irrigation channel through North Las Vegas. Running north to south, the trail provides direct access for residents of the…

NV 4.2 mi
Asphalt, Concrete

2 reviews

Veterans Memorial Drive Trail

The Veterans Memorial Drive Trail is a paved pathway paralleling both sides of its eponymous roadway in the southwest corner of Boulder City, which lies 25 miles outside of Las Vegas. The trail offers…

NV 4.3 mi
Asphalt

2 reviews

Wetlands Loop Trail

The Wetlands Loop Trail is a multiuse trail located in Wetlands Park in Clark County. The loop is 14 miles around but cyclists are only permitted on the paved portion of the trail, about 11.5 miles in…

NV 11.5 mi
Asphalt, Concrete, Dirt

2 reviews

Wetlands Trail Connector

The Wetlands Trail Connector runs from a junction with the Lake Mead Parkway Trail and River Mountains Loop Trail along Lake Mead Parkway to Terrazza Park in northeast Henderson. Just across Lake Las…

NV 2.1 mi
Asphalt

6 reviews

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Equestrian South Trail

NV – 2 miles

The Equestrian South Trail forms a crisscrossing loop around Equestrian Park South in Henderson. The park is so named because it offers a large area for horses and parking for horse trailers,…

Tropicana Flamingo Wash Trail

NV – 4.4 miles

The trail follows a flood control canal or wash, that extends from the Flamingo Detention Basin to the Tropicana Detention Basin, hence its name. The asphalt trail features two segments adjacent to…

Lower Las Vegas Wash Trail

NV – 13.4 miles

The Lower Las Vegas Wash Trail is a popular recreational trail in the Las Vegas area, the impressive result of a multi-jurisdictional collaboration between Clark County and the cities of Las Vegas and…

I-215 West Beltway Trail

NV – 15 miles

The I-215 West Beltway Trail follows the Las Vegas Beltway (officially named the Bruce Woodbury Beltway) along the city’s western border, offering views of the mountains that flank the city. While the…

Accordion

I-515 Trail

NV – 4.4 miles

The I-515 Trail runs through eastern Las Vegas, providing a useful alternative route along the busy highway, which is also known as US 95. This pathway starts downtown, off N. Maryland Parkway, and…

Wetlands Trail Connector

NV – 2.1 miles

The Wetlands Trail Connector runs from a junction with the Lake Mead Parkway Trail and River Mountains Loop Trail along Lake Mead Parkway to Terrazza Park in northeast Henderson. Just across Lake Las…

Cedar Drainage Trail

NV – 1. 85 miles

The trail runs alongside the Cedar Drainage Channel in Las Vegas, between Pecos Road, and another multiuse trail, the Upper Las Vegas Wash Trail. As you head east from Pecos Road, the Sunrise and…

Bonanza Trail

NV – 5.3 miles

The Bonanza Trail travels east to west for about 5.3 miles in Las Vegas, along a combination of off-street trails, on-street bike lanes and sidewalks. Despite this, the trail is easy to navigate…

Burkholder Trail

NV – 3.2 miles

The Burkholder Trail connects the multi-use path at Lake Mead Parkway to the River Mountains Loop Trail in Henderson. The 3.2-mile trail includes nice landscaping, lighting, signs and benches, and…

Veterans Memorial Drive Trail

NV – 4.3 miles

The Veterans Memorial Drive Trail is a paved pathway paralleling both sides of its eponymous roadway in the southwest corner of Boulder City, which lies 25 miles outside of Las Vegas. The trail offers…

Downs 5 Trail

NV – 0.3 miles

The Downs 5 Trail is a short neighborhood route in Henderson, a southern suburb of Las Vegas. The trail extends from Newport Drive in the north to the Saguaro Trail in the south. Trail users can take…

Saguaro Trail

NV – 1.5 miles

The Saguaro Trail runs east to west through residential areas of Henderson, connecting residents with three trails and two popular parks. In the east, the trail begins in Saguaro Park, a 6-acre…

River Mountains Loop Trail

NV – 35.3 miles

The River Mountains Loop Trail runs for more than 35 miles on a loop around the River Mountains, which form the backdrop of Las Vegas and Henderson. The trail is 12 feet wide and paved, with an…

Amargosa Trail

NV – 10 miles

The Amargosa Trail stretches across Henderson, a large suburb just south of Las Vegas. Trail-goers should note that there are several street crossings along the route and little shade. The trail,…

Lake Mead Parkway Trail

NV – 6.7 miles

The Lake Mead Parkway Trail runs along its namesake roadway, with segments on both sides, from central Henderson to the outskirts of town near Lake Las Vegas Parkway. There, the trail connects to the…

Flamingo Arroyo Trail

NV – 15.5 miles

The Flaming Arroyo Trail curves across the heart of suburban Clark County, passing through the communities of Paradise, Winchester and Sunrise Manor. The trail follows Flamingo Wash for nearly its…

Upper Las Vegas Wash Trail

NV – 4.2 miles

The Upper Las Vegas Wash Trail is a paved pathway that parallels its namesake irrigation channel through North Las Vegas. Running north to south, the trail provides direct access for residents of the…

Boulder Highway Trail

NV – 6.2 miles

The Boulder Highway Trail follows its namesake roadway through southeast Henderson, providing access to numerous residential and commercial areas. There are several major street crossings along the…

Pittman Wash Trail

NV – 4 miles

The Pittman Wash Trail follows what is usually a dry wash through residential neighborhoods in Henderson, a southern suburb of Las Vegas, from Pebble Road north to the Arroyo Grande Sports Complex. …

Cactus Wren Trail

NV – 1 miles

The Cactus Wren Trail is a short connector between two much longer trails in Henderson: the I-215 East Beltway Trail in the north and the Amargosa Trail in the south. The wide, paved trail runs along…

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Lower Las Vegas Wash Trail

NV – 13.4 miles

The Lower Las Vegas Wash Trail is a popular recreational trail in the Las Vegas area, the impressive result of a multi-jurisdictional collaboration between Clark County and the cities of Las Vegas and…

Wetlands Trail Connector

NV – 2.1 miles

The Wetlands Trail Connector runs from a junction with the Lake Mead Parkway Trail and River Mountains Loop Trail along Lake Mead Parkway to Terrazza Park in northeast Henderson. Just across Lake Las…

Cactus Wren Trail

NV – 1 miles

The Cactus Wren Trail is a short connector between two much longer trails in Henderson: the I-215 East Beltway Trail in the north and the Amargosa Trail in the south. The wide, paved trail runs along…

Historic Railroad Trail

NV – 3. 7 miles

Just 30 miles from Las Vegas, near Boulder City, the gravel Historic Railroad Trail hugs the hills on the southern shoreline of vast Lake Mead. The rail-trail offers panoramic views of the manmade…

Accordion

Upper Las Vegas Wash Trail

NV – 4.2 miles

The Upper Las Vegas Wash Trail is a paved pathway that parallels its namesake irrigation channel through North Las Vegas. Running north to south, the trail provides direct access for residents of the…

Wetlands Loop Trail

NV – 11.5 miles

The Wetlands Loop Trail is a multiuse trail located in Wetlands Park in Clark County. The loop is 14 miles around but cyclists are only permitted on the paved portion of the trail, about 11.5 miles in…

Flamingo Arroyo Trail

NV – 15.5 miles

The Flaming Arroyo Trail curves across the heart of suburban Clark County, passing through the communities of Paradise, Winchester and Sunrise Manor. The trail follows Flamingo Wash for nearly its…

Equestrian North Trail

NV – 1.7 miles

The Equestrian North Trail extends south and then east from Equestrian Park North, which features a plethora of amenities for horses and their riders, including an arena, holding pen and trailer. ..

Burkholder Trail

NV – 3.2 miles

The Burkholder Trail connects the multi-use path at Lake Mead Parkway to the River Mountains Loop Trail in Henderson. The 3.2-mile trail includes nice landscaping, lighting, signs and benches, and…

Saguaro Trail

NV – 1.5 miles

The Saguaro Trail runs east to west through residential areas of Henderson, connecting residents with three trails and two popular parks. In the east, the trail begins in Saguaro Park, a 6-acre…

I-215 East Beltway Trail

NV – 7 miles

The I-215 East Beltway runs alongside the Las Vegas Beltway (officially named the Bruce Woodbury Beltway) in the Sin City suburbs of Paradise and Henderson. Primarily used as a commuting corridor, the…

I-215 West Beltway Trail

NV – 15 miles

The I-215 West Beltway Trail follows the Las Vegas Beltway (officially named the Bruce Woodbury Beltway) along the city’s western border, offering views of the mountains that flank the city. While the…

Pittman Wash Trail

NV – 4 miles

The Pittman Wash Trail follows what is usually a dry wash through residential neighborhoods in Henderson, a southern suburb of Las Vegas, from Pebble Road north to the Arroyo Grande Sports Complex….

Veterans Memorial Drive Trail

NV – 4. 3 miles

The Veterans Memorial Drive Trail is a paved pathway paralleling both sides of its eponymous roadway in the southwest corner of Boulder City, which lies 25 miles outside of Las Vegas. The trail offers…

River Mountains Loop Trail

NV – 35.3 miles

The River Mountains Loop Trail runs for more than 35 miles on a loop around the River Mountains, which form the backdrop of Las Vegas and Henderson. The trail is 12 feet wide and paved, with an…

I-515 Trail

NV – 4.4 miles

The I-515 Trail runs through eastern Las Vegas, providing a useful alternative route along the busy highway, which is also known as US 95. This pathway starts downtown, off N. Maryland Parkway, and…

Downs 5 Trail

NV – 0.3 miles

The Downs 5 Trail is a short neighborhood route in Henderson, a southern suburb of Las Vegas. The trail extends from Newport Drive in the north to the Saguaro Trail in the south. Trail users can take…

Union Pacific Railroad Trail

NV – 12 miles

The Union Pacific Railroad Trail runs along an active track, cutting through Henderson and connecting to residential neighborhoods and commercial shopping districts. The spur line sees infrequent…

Equestrian South Trail

NV – 2 miles

The Equestrian South Trail forms a crisscrossing loop around Equestrian Park South in Henderson. The park is so named because it offers a large area for horses and parking for horse trailers,…

Lake Mead Parkway Trail

NV – 6.7 miles

The Lake Mead Parkway Trail runs along its namesake roadway, with segments on both sides, from central Henderson to the outskirts of town near Lake Las Vegas Parkway. There, the trail connects to the…

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Angel Park Trail

NV – 2.7 miles

The official trailhhead for the Angel Park Trail is located in Bruce Trent Park, near the park exit onto Vegas Drive. It is marked by a plaque commemorating the dedication of the trail. The trail…

I-515 Trail

NV – 4.4 miles

The I-515 Trail runs through eastern Las Vegas, providing a useful alternative route along the busy highway, which is also known as US 95. This pathway starts downtown, off N. Maryland Parkway, and…

St. Rose Parkway Trail

NV – 8.1 miles

The St. Rose Parkway Trail runs along both sides of the road of the same name in Henderson, a southern suburb of Las Vegas. In the south, the trail ends at the M Resort Spa Casino, one of the newest…

Wetlands Loop Trail

NV – 11. 5 miles

The Wetlands Loop Trail is a multiuse trail located in Wetlands Park in Clark County. The loop is 14 miles around but cyclists are only permitted on the paved portion of the trail, about 11.5 miles in…

Accordion

Pittman Wash Trail

NV – 4 miles

The Pittman Wash Trail follows what is usually a dry wash through residential neighborhoods in Henderson, a southern suburb of Las Vegas, from Pebble Road north to the Arroyo Grande Sports Complex….

Duck Creek Trail (NV)

NV – 3. 25 miles

The Duck Creek Trail is a wide, asphalt trail that follows the course of its namesake creek through residential areas in southern Las Vegas, eventually leading into the Clark County Wetlands Park. The…

Anthem East Trail

NV – 7 miles

The Anthem East Trail runs along the McCullough Range from Anthem Hills Park to neighborhoods off Shadow Canyon Drive in Henderson. The trail affords stunning views of Las Vegas and the surrounding…

I-215 West Beltway Trail

NV – 15 miles

The I-215 West Beltway Trail follows the Las Vegas Beltway (officially named the Bruce Woodbury Beltway) along the city’s western border, offering views of the mountains that flank the city. While the…

Equestrian South Trail

NV – 2 miles

The Equestrian South Trail forms a crisscrossing loop around Equestrian Park South in Henderson. The park is so named because it offers a large area for horses and parking for horse trailers,…

Goodsprings Trail

NV – 2.2 miles

Located about forty miles southwest of Las Vegas, the small town of Goodsprings was once a booming mining town while Las Vegas was just getting settled. The 2.2 mile Goodsprings Trail, a natural. ..

Wetlands Trail Connector

NV – 2.1 miles

The Wetlands Trail Connector runs from a junction with the Lake Mead Parkway Trail and River Mountains Loop Trail along Lake Mead Parkway to Terrazza Park in northeast Henderson. Just across Lake Las…

Lake Mead Parkway Trail

NV – 6.7 miles

The Lake Mead Parkway Trail runs along its namesake roadway, with segments on both sides, from central Henderson to the outskirts of town near Lake Las Vegas Parkway. There, the trail connects to the. ..

I-215 East Beltway Trail

NV – 7 miles

The I-215 East Beltway runs alongside the Las Vegas Beltway (officially named the Bruce Woodbury Beltway) in the Sin City suburbs of Paradise and Henderson. Primarily used as a commuting corridor, the…

Lone Mountain Trail

NV – 4 miles

The Lone Mountain Trail is a Las Vegas runs four miles north to south. It’s paved and mostly flat, welcoming to a variety of users ranging from walkers to joggers to cyclists. Despite its numerous. ..

Flamingo Arroyo Trail

NV – 15.5 miles

The Flaming Arroyo Trail curves across the heart of suburban Clark County, passing through the communities of Paradise, Winchester and Sunrise Manor. The trail follows Flamingo Wash for nearly its…

Burkholder Trail

NV – 3.2 miles

The Burkholder Trail connects the multi-use path at Lake Mead Parkway to the River Mountains Loop Trail in Henderson. The 3.2-mile trail includes nice landscaping, lighting, signs and benches, and…

Veterans Memorial Drive Trail

NV – 4. 3 miles

The Veterans Memorial Drive Trail is a paved pathway paralleling both sides of its eponymous roadway in the southwest corner of Boulder City, which lies 25 miles outside of Las Vegas. The trail offers…

Amargosa Trail

NV – 10 miles

The Amargosa Trail stretches across Henderson, a large suburb just south of Las Vegas. Trail-goers should note that there are several street crossings along the route and little shade. The trail,…

Equestrian North Trail

NV – 1.7 miles

The Equestrian North Trail extends south and then east from Equestrian Park North, which features a plethora of amenities for horses and their riders, including an arena, holding pen and trailer. ..

Boulder Highway Trail

NV – 6.2 miles

The Boulder Highway Trail follows its namesake roadway through southeast Henderson, providing access to numerous residential and commercial areas. There are several major street crossings along the…

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River Mountains Loop Trail

Good for Distance Riders

August, 2022 by iflytb9

I added this into a 60 mile total ride. I started at the 0 mile point and went clockwise. Not a lot of water refill spots which is a big downer. I filled up at a rest stop about 5 miles in, but the majority of the back side loop is waterless. Once you hit the boulder area there are some stores you can stop in if you need water or something. But that’s about it. I started the loop with a regular water bottle mixed with some electros and a 1.5L camel back of water. It was enough, but would have benefited from having more. I went at noon on a hot august day. Brought some cliff bars. It’s a good trail. I did the whole ride on a heavy mountain bike and it was windy. I would have preferred using my road bike, but glad I used the mountain bike because between 9 and 18 miles in, the trail was covered with a lot of rocky gravel and sand patches. That would have been tough and frustrating on a road bike. I even walked thru some heavy deep gravel on the mountain bike. It was covered so much in some areas that I thought I got of the trial somehow. Either way, it slows you down. I think the debris is the result from all the rain washing rocks onto the trail. Hopefully they clean it up soon because it’s a good trail though. Like I said I added it in, so I did 15 miles before I got there and then did the loop. If you’re not a distance rider type, then maybe think about how far you want to go before committing to the half way point. Either way, there’s plenty of ways out if you have an emergency so it’s not like you have to walk 15 miles to get help. Roads are close by. Also, the trail path kind of gets funky in Boulder City. Meaning, there’s a spot where you kind of have to know where you’re going to stay on the trail. It kind of sucks actually, so you might want to look at a map of the trail via the satellite view so you can get an idea where to go once you hit the Boulder City area. Well, those are the notables. I’ll be back at this trail because I like the distance riding without having issues with cars and traffic

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Union Pacific Railroad Trail

Loved it clean and smooth

August, 2022 by 2bppqmzksy

Great ride, smooth and empty early morning. Clean and easy riding enjoy the landscape and shade from adjacent homes.

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Pittman Wash Trail

Great paved trail with nice landscape along the way. Also a very nice park (Cornerstone Park) with a pond. It also connects to a longer trail (UPRR) trail.

May, 2022 by neilpas_tl

Great paved trail with nice landscape along the way. Also a very nice park (Cornerstone Park) with a pond. It also connects to a longer trail (UPRR) trail.

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Accordion

Union Pacific Railroad Trail

Nice Ride In Henderson

May, 2022 by jacmar1

We were in Henderson to get 50 miles in Nevada on our quest to bike 50 miles in every state.THis was number 45 for us and we were excited to find the Union Pacific Trail.We were staying in the Black Mountain area and could ride to the Greenway entrance from the house.The trail surface is quite smooth and there a few road crossings that are well done with devices to warn cars of your crossing. Views of the surrounding mountains can be seen the entire way to the end at Railroad Casino which is approximately 5 miles.Watch those SW winds that prevail in the spring and the low humidity for those not from the area!Little extra effort can be required!The ride back to the western end is not quite as scenic but includes a park and an urban feel.If you are lucky you might just get a glimpse of the infamous Road Runner.

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Wetlands Loop Trail

Worthwhile . . .

April, 2022 by rvrstn303

Not so much of a “loop” as a windy one-way ride and return buy the same route but a really nice one!

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Flamingo Arroyo Trail

Don’t do it!

April, 2022 by rvrstn303

Bridges were full of homeless and trail dead ends at a golf course.

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Wetlands Loop Trail

Must Do in Vegas

March, 2022 by acewickwire

We have completed a number of trails, including River Mountain Loop Trail, and this one of the best. Trail surface is nice and wide, mostly smooth. The trail follows the surrounding earth surface with hills, a couple short but steep and winds through the drainages. Twists here and there. Nothing boring about this one. In the summer might consider early morning or early evening…not much for shade. Fair amount of traffic from bikes, hikers, runners, etc. Go do this one!

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Union Pacific Railroad Trail

New 5 mile section opened

March, 2022 by ccordes

Grand opening today of new extension from Acacia Park west to North Pecos Road. This trail is now 12 miles or so. New section includes overpasses or underpasses at Stephanie, Valle Verde and Green Valley Pkwy avoiding major traffic crossings.
Easy ride and connects to three other city parks.

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Lower Las Vegas Wash Trail

trail closed

January, 2022 by robert. keith86

I tried biking this trail and it was closed at the entry point near Sahara in both directions

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Goodsprings Trail

This was an enjoyable home with some elevation gain in a few spots. Great views along the way.

January, 2022 by bplevine1

This was an enjoyable home with some elevation gain in a few spots. Great views along the way.

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Wetlands Trail Connector

The Meadows

November, 2021 by girraffeenterprises

So amazing to see the re- creation of the original Las Vegas Meadows and the streams that flow from the Mountain into the valley . Incredible engineering in feature of the grass lands and the roar of the stream . I can vividly imagine what Tula Springs was in its beginning .

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Lone Mountain Trail

Our Stand alone Mountain .

November, 2021 by girraffeenterprises

Growing up here in Las Vegas in the 70s was the greatest . I hope our new Nevadans and New Battle Born can truly appreciate it . There were very few trails growing up in LV . Not just (v) . but we made our trials . I probably dirt biked or road horses all through our (New) canyons where Lone Mountain sits now . It didn’t look so Lone back then . It’s a beautiful site to see and hike . Well done Nevada . Let’s keep Going

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Las Vegas Parks: 10Best Park Reviews

Get Outside and Visit One of Las Vegas’ 10 Best Parks

BY

Terrisa Meeks

Las Vegas Local Expert

Drive not far from the Strip and a different side of Las Vegas will show itself, one filled with tree-lined streets, parks and a surprising amount of natural beauty. If you’re looking for a Las Vegas park where you can enjoy some time outdoors, there’s no shortage of excellent choices.

At the Springs Preserve, visitors can learn about the history of the region, visit museums, explore botanical gardens and hike on trails. The complex is a showcase of history and nature that the whole family can appreciate. Plan on spending at least half a day here to fully explore the grounds–this is the actual birthplace of Las Vegas, where early Spanish explorers stopped for water.

Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, located just outside the western edge of the city, is full of natural wonders. The area is full of dramatic sandstone cliffs and rock formations. Hiking, biking and rock climbing are some of the most popular activities in Red Rock, but visitors who don’t want to hit the trail can still enjoy the Scenic Loop from their car.

Wildlife is abundant at many Las Vegas parks. Migratory birds and animals of all kinds can be seen around springs and ponds, especially early in the morning or late in the day. The variety of creatures you might spot may surprise some visitors: bunnies, lizards, bighorn sheep, peacocks and burros, among many others.

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Photo courtesy of Ken Lund

The grassy, tree-filled Floyd Lamb Park offers a great respite from the desert. Several ponds in the park support a wealth of plant and animal life, including an abundance of birds. Fishing in the stocked ponds is allowed (with a license), although no swimming or wading. The grounds are full of critters, including peacocks, geese and ducksâ” who are used to people feeding them. Be careful if you have small children because the large birds can be persistent. Paths and picnic tables make the park an attractive choice for a day of walking, picnicking or watching wildlife. Horseback rides are also offered at an equestrian center on the grounds, although an appointment is required. Also within the park’s boundaries is the historic Tule Springs Ranch, whose remaining buildings are on the National Register of Historic Places.

Recommended for Parks because: Once a divorce resort in a prior era, Floyd Lamb Park today is a verdant park with historic buildings, ponds and miles of trails.

Terrisa’s expert tip: One of the entrance points into the new Tule Springs National Monument is a short drive from Floyd Lamb Park. Continue north on Durango past the park to where the road ends at Moccasin, and you’ll see the badlands of the Monument.

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Photo courtesy of Terrisa Meeks

Located just down the road from Red Rock Canyon National Recreation Area on Highway 159, Spring Mountain Ranch State Park is a small oasis in the dry Mojave Desert. Natural springs have attracted people from the early Native Americans through more modern times when pioneers and ranchers settled here. Historic buildings, some dating to the 1860s, are located throughout the ranch’s acreage. Grassy meadows, trees from a former orchard, and hiking trails surround the main ranch house. Picnic areas offer visitors a place to enjoy lunch. The dramatic Wilson Cliffs offer a backdrop of vertical sandstone. A red one-story ranch house is the centerpiece of the park, and it has a history of famous owners, including Howard Hughes and Vera Krupp. The interior has been preserved, and also acts as a visitor center. Guided tours are available, and docents are on hand to answer questions.

Recommended for Parks because: The historic grounds at Spring Mountain Ranch State Park are a wonderful place to enjoy a picnic or a hike.

Terrisa’s expert tip: The small town of Blue Diamond is few miles down the road from Spring Mountain Ranch, and it recently opened a new cafe, Cottonwood Station, where you can stop for coffee, a drink or a meal.

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Located in the heart of Summerlin–an area that’s home to many parks–the Gardens Park is in a great central location for the area and offers plenty of amenities for a picnic or family outing. The park has picnic areas, open fields, basketball courts, horseshoe pits, tennis courts and even a bocce court. If you didn’t bring your lunch, don’t worry. Nearby you’ll find all kinds of restaurants and even grocery stores, as well as a convenience store within easy walking distance of the park. This area of Summerlin is filled with an abundance of parks, but Gardens Park is one of the easiest to access from major cross-streets, plus it offers lots of opportunities for family-friendly activities.

Recommended for Parks because: The well-maintained Gardens Park in Summerlin is filled with trees, sports courts, open places to play and picnic tables.

Terrisa’s expert tip: On Tuesdays during summer, Gardens Park hosts the Las Vegas Farmers Market from 4 to 8 p.m. Local and regional vendors sell vegetables, fruits and food, plus entertainment is frequently offered.

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Located between Las Vegas and Lake Mead about one mile east of Boulder Highway and Tropicana Avenue, Clark County Wetlands Park is a 2,900-acre oasis in the Mojave Desert. Reclaimed water from the urban area of Las Vegas flows through the park, allowing a permanent wetlands plant community to thrive. The park is also home to 212 species of birds, including snowy egrets, burrowing owls, wood ducks and great blue herons with wingspans of 6-and-a-half feet, as well as more than 70 species of mammals and reptiles. In addition to its impressive wildlife, the park boasts 13 miles of hiking trails, including six miles within its Nature Preserve. The 210-acre Nature Preserve is the centerpiece of the park, featuring wildlife viewing blinds, educational signage and a flagstone outdoor amphitheater that is ADA accessible.

Recommended for Parks because: The watery habitat at the Clark County Wetlands Park gives visitors a chance to see the desert in a whole new way.

Terrisa’s expert tip: Picnic areas are available at various areas throughout the park, including the Indoor Picnic Cafe. Here visitors can enjoy both a picnic and the comforts of climate control.

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Located just three miles from the famed Las Vegas Strip, the Springs Preserve is an award-winning 180-acre family destination dedicated to exploring green-living, desert life and Las Vegas’ vibrant history through botanical gardens, interactive science and nature exhibits, animal shows and trails. The Springs offers 110 acres of display gardens, natural gardens, wildlife habitat, walking and biking trails and educational resources. Their Botanical Gardens feature more than 1,200 species of native and desert-adapted plants housed in several themed areas. Indoor experiences include exhibition galleries dedicated to showcasing art and traveling exhibitions of local and national significance, Origen Museum and the Nevada State Museum.

Recommended for Parks because: The expansive Springs Preserve has museums, a botanical garden and butterfly habitat plus over three miles of trails.

Terrisa’s expert tip: The Springs Preserve is one of Las Vegas’ most family-friendly attractions, and the hands-on Origen Museum is especially fun for kids. Don’t miss the flash flood exhibit–it’s a rare opportunity to see this natural phenomenon recreated.

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The Spring Mountains National Recreation Area is part of the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest. Better known to locals as Mount Charleston, it’s just 30 minutes from downtown Las Vegas and encompasses more than 316,000 acres of remarkable beauty and surprising diversity. During the winter months, skiing is a top draw; when the weather warms, hiking trails become incredibly popular. Camping and picnicking are also prominent, and folks have been known to encounter wild horses and elk when they’re taking advantage of the terrain’s natural beauty. The area is actually home to more than 50 sensitive plants and animals, some of which are found nowhere else in the world. Other activities include horseback riding, mountain biking and rock climbing.

Recommended for Parks because: The mountain oasis of Mount Charleston is a cool alternative to Las Vegas, offering snow play in winter and a cool mountain retreat in summer.

Terrisa’s expert tip: Be sure to stop in at the new Spring Mountains Visitor Center in Kyle Canyon. The 128-acre complex was built on a failed golf course and now offers trails, exhibits and a center that details the history of the area.

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The crown jewel of Clark County’s park system, Sunset Park has served the Las Vegas valley since 1967. Phased park expansions have developed 185 of the 323 total acres, making Sunset the largest and the most distinguished park in town. An oasis in the desert, it offers something for everyone including tennis, volleyball and basketball courts, softball fields, a disc golf course, dog park, playground, shaded picnic areas, lake–fish included–and plenty of open space. The most recent expansion includes the addition of walking trails meandering through natural mesquite and dunes areas. The park contains the last remaining natural dunes that once dominated the southern end of the Las Vegas valley. Sunset Park also hosts many special events open to the public, including the annual Age of Chivalry Renaissance Festival.

Recommended for Parks because: Playgrounds, picnic areas, walking trails, Frisbee golf, a dog park, fishing–the large Sunset Park has something for everyone.

Terrisa’s expert tip: Fishing is allowed at Sunset Park with a fishing license. The park’s website offers links to the Nevada Department of Wildlife, which sells licenses; a one-day non-resident license is $19.

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Located four miles southeast of Boulder City, Lake Mead National Recreation Park Area provides relaxation and fun year-round. With 1.5 million acres, it’s twice the size of Rhode Island and is America’s largest man-made reservoir. Interestingly, three of America’s four desert ecosystems–the Mojave, the Great Basin and the Sonoran deserts–are all connected by Lake Mead. With 50 miles of shoreline, the park offers multiple marinas, boating, fishing and water sports. It also caters to hikers, climbers, campers and car tours. Lakeshore Road and Northshore Road will take you around a large portion of the lake and both roads have multiple access points to the lake, although lowering water levels have closed or moved some places. Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife, as the area is home to thousands of desert plants and animals.

Recommended for Parks because: Lake Mead National Recreation Area provides an abundance of outdoor activities, including boating, hiking, fishing and camping.

Terrisa’s expert tip: A favorite local activity at any of the Lake Mead marinas is feeding the fish. Bring your own popcorn or buy some at the marina store, then toss some popcorn in the water to watch the very well-fed fish at Lake Mead (mostly carp) go a little crazy.

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This grand geological park, located 55 miles northeast of Las Vegas, is Nevada’s oldest state park. Its brilliantly colored sandstone formations were generated from 150 million years of weathering in the Mojave Desert. In fact, the park’s name comes from the vibrant appearance of sunlight on the red rocks. Evidence of ancient trees and early man are found throughout the park in areas of petrified wood and 3,000-year-old Native American petroglyphs. Popular activities include camping, hiking, picnicking and photography. A visitor center acquaints folks to the on-site attractions. Seventy-two campsites are available for an additional fee (first-come, first served) and come equipped with shaded tables, grills, water and restrooms.

Recommended for Parks because: Valley of Fire State Park is filled with spectacular, intensely colored rock formations, ancient art and wildlife.

Terrisa’s expert tip: The St. Thomas ghost town is just outside of the Valley of Fire off Northshore Road. Once covered by Lake Mead, the receding waters exposed the town’s ruins in the early 2000s.

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Part of the Mojave Desert, Red Rock Canyon is an easy escape from the fast pace of the Glitter City, located just 17 miles from downtown Vegas. The area showcases spectacular scenery, complete with rugged red rock formations, desert vegetation and open vistas. The visitor center can help you orient yourself to the landscape, and a gift shop and exhibits are available. While many folks opt to bike, hike or rock-climb, others make the most of the 13-mile scenic loop, which lets you drive a picturesque circuit and offers stop-offs for photography. Still, others prefer to travel via horseback or simply enjoy a picnic at one of the picnic areas.

Recommended for Parks because: Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area is the home of majestic multi-colored cliffs, hidden springs and miles of hiking trails.

Terrisa’s expert tip: The Red Rock Scenic Loop has become such a popular place to visit that the lines to get in can stretch far down the highway, and once the area reaches capacity it’s closed. If the weather is temperate, be sure to arrive early in the day to ensure you can drive the Loop.

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Andrey Shaposhnikov

115 Publications

Review “Canyon Red rock”

RED ROCK CANYON 9000 9 Meet me at the border,
Garnet red mountains,
Where even a bird finds it difficult to live,

As if in sunset ash
Stones are now frozen,
Became Red Rock Canyon on earth
Part of the Mojave Desert.

The rocks under the sky were resurrected.
You’ll add speed in the road,
You can get there, oh, if you leave the Las Vegas Strip,

The towers of huge hotels,
Where the lights and the casino.
A sharp contrast of watercolors,
In which wine sparkles.

Washing away the transience of the paint,
Yucca – an everyday story,
To read life’s fairy tale
Or an Indian petroglyph.

Suddenly among the desert dawn
Get up from the boar’s cry
From Hoover next to the dam.
Just look for peace,

If not a timid warehouse,
Then on the border of the shelter
There Arizona, Nevada,
Where is California, Utah.

Published May 27, 2019

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Valentine F

Las Vegas, Nevada2 publications

Review of: High Roller

Ferris wheel

A very exciting sight, Las Vegas at night. Be sure to visit, you won’t regret it. The view is very beautiful, worth every dollar spent!

Published December 16, 2019

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VladimirE300

Saint Petersburg, Russia334 publications

Review for: The Strip

Impressive

The most central street in Las Vegas, one must live and walk along it. Here are hotels that repeat the sights of the main cities of the world. There are many restaurants, cafes, shopping centers. It is more convenient to drive it all by bus.

Published December 5, 2020

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sstoly862919

4 publications

Review for: Bellagio Fountains

The fountain is beautiful!

The fountain is very beautiful and grandiose! We want to see his performance from inside the hotel. Come back in a month and see! I recommend this show to everyone!

Published January 1, 2022

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Vladimir G

Moscow, Russia33 publications

Reviewed for: The Mob Museum

Museum of Crime

The museum has collected a lot of detailed material about American crime over the past 100 years, including the political, sports, cinema, international and everything else. There is also about us, but so, in passing. Everything is done in the classic style of the film “Only Girls in Jazz” – bandits in velor hats and wide jackets, a lot of documents, numbers and film materials, there is an electric chair with a switch – you sit down, turn it on and the light starts flashing, very impressive. There is a souvenir shop and even a retro-style cafe for a complete immersion in the criminal atmosphere. In a word, interesting, but for our tourist a little naive. In the sense that for such a museum at home, a building of a much more impressive size would be needed.
That’s all for now, next stop is Death Valley. Scary already? Tripadvisor checks reviews. Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck August was hot, but the wind was cool! Tickets can be bought in the lobby of the Paris Hotel… we are the last to enter the elevator… we are the first to exit and immediately take a seat in front of the Hotel…. the view is good but the music is hard to hear… but for me it is the best view of Vegas…

Published September 2, 2018

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Alexey Shloyda

Korolev, Russia

We often visit observation decks in various places. This has not been bypassed either. The tallest building in Lam Vegas with an excellent observation deck, 334 meters.
Magnificent night views, there is a cafe and access to the open part of the observation deck.
For those who like to tickle their nerves, there are rides based on the height rhinestone.

Published October 29, 2021

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Sergey K

Moscow, Russia39,335 contributions

Review for: Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Garden

Botanical Garden at the Bellagio Hotel

It is worth visiting the Bellagio Hotel just to see its beautiful botanical garden. This is not the case in other hotels in the city. Since the entrance to the Las Vegas hotel is free, any tourist who may not intend to live here or visit its casino can do this.

Published November 19, 2020

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Stanislav Fitcoach

Rostov-on-Don, Russia109 publications

Review for: Hoover Dam Bypass

Impressive!!!

Very beautiful building. Looks fantastic) A must-see place! There is paid and free parking.

Published September 26, 2019

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Sergey A

St. Petersburg, Russia4,642 publications

Review for: Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Sign

Vegas, you need to come here and sftkatsya…tradition-s…. The sign is located in the south, on highway number 15. Convenient to have parking available. There is also a queue. We got to a not very big one, we waited 10 minutes.

Published October 14, 2018

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Lydia M

25 publications

Review for: Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition

An experience of a lifetime

Wonderful museum. Very sad, of course. Everything is done so that you yourself feel like a participant in the incident. Too bad we can’t take photos

Published September 19, 2018

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Published December 29, 2017

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Andrey Shaposhnikov

115 publications

Review for: Fremont Street Experience

Companions

Playing a little drunk
We got used to playing on stage.
But the halves of us then scold,
They do not believe in this change in life.

It seems to them that all this is for contrast,
That in life we are always like glass.
To lie, my friend, I see you are much,
At least count, ashamed, your years.

We learned to separate life and stage,
Playing someone else’s role each time.
But only the scenery has changed,
So let me skip the check.

Yes, if we have at least a couple of green ones,
We use them to make our way to the bar in the fall.
It is easy to play for drinks for us lovers,
But we keep a sense of duty to drink.

Take at least an example now from the revelers,
Ogarochek is always for his happiness.
There is little left in him from the bully,
Having believed in the holy in communion.

Wait, friend, don’t pester the guests,
They want to watch us and the show.
We sail among them, as if on the seas.
Are you stormy? You say “soberly”: “No”.

Oh, what a short muse for a poet,
I silently asked you with my eyes.
We, the society of guardians and light,
Applauded watched as we hall.

And yet, this is only self-conceit,
An amusing number passed by the artist.
The girl cheered everyone up,..
Send the bouquet to the pianist as soon as possible…

…I’ll say: “What do you want?”, – wondering,
In his mind, it seems, a thunderstorm.
Without pretending to the faithful:
“Today,” he said, “not in one eye.”

Published June 5, 2019

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VladimirSerbin

St. Petersburg, Russia87 publications

Review for: Shelby American, Inc.

For fans of Shelby, Mustang and motorsports

Legendary brand, museum and car showroom. About 50 cars are presented from the moment of its foundation in the 1960s to the present day. Free guided tour in English 🙂 lasts about 2 hours. Many interesting facts about the history of creation, brand, technical features of cars.

Oddly enough, the best experience – from the Shelby gift shop. Great selection of t-shirts, caps and other brand logos. You can choose the perfect gifts for car lovers and not only.

Posted June 4, 2017

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Olga B

Moscow, Russia550 publications

Review for: Mount Charleston

small ski resort

The main charm of this resort lies in its proximity to Vegas. There are a lot of nice cafes and generally a pleasant atmosphere and surprisingly fresh air.

Published February 21, 2016

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Attractions near Las Vegas: 1-Day, 2-Day, 3-Day Attractions (+Tours & Map)

Attractions near Las Vegas Vegas are famous US tourist destinations such as the Grand Canyon, Death Valley, Valley of Fire and Hoover Dam. Undoubtedly, Las Vegas is a very bright, risky, exciting city that everyone remembers for a long time. Americans often come here for a few days to relax and have fun, play in the best casino, go to shows or to concerts of stars. However, many tourists already on the spot are surprised to learn that in the lifeless desert of Nevada there are wonderful natural beauties that are worth seeing even for sophisticated travelers. I’ll talk about things to see near Las Vegas , where you can quickly go from this city by renting a car for just one day and where you can go in Nevada for two or three days. After all, the sights of Las Vegas and its environs are definitely worth a look if you come to Sin City for a few days and do not rush anywhere.

Contents of the article

1 Attractions near Las Vegas

1.1 Las Vegas in the USA

1.2 Las Vegas – what to see nearby

1.3 How to look at the sights next to Las Vegas

2 Where to go from Las Vegas for half a day

2. 1 Dam Gover and Lake Foreign Ministry
2.2 Rrok Kanyon

2.3 Fire valley Floyd LEMB

2.5 Bonnie Springs Ranch

2.6 Spring Mountain Ranch

2.7 Mount Charleston

3 Where to go from Las Vegas for 1 day

3.1 Death Valley Rhyolite 3.10008
3.3 Grand Canyon-Western Rome and Skywalk

4 from Las Vegas by car for two to three days

4.1 Grand Canyon

4.2 National Park Zayon

4.3 National Park Bryce

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6 Map of attractions near Las Vegas

Attractions near Las Vegas

If you have chosen Las Vegas as your main city, where you plan to spend most of your time during If you’re traveling in the US, you’ll no doubt have a couple of days to dedicate to the natural wonders located just a short distance from Sin City and the neon lights of the Strip. And you can visit them on your own by renting a car for a day or two, or as part of a tour. The good thing is that most of the sights can be seen leaving Vegas and returning back to your hotel during daylight hours.

Helpful Hint: Before traveling to Nevada, you should choose a good hotel in Las Vegas very carefully! Since the choice is quite large, and the prices and quality are very different. Be sure to check out our recommendations.

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The famous Las Vegas sign is at the southern entrance to the city

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9000 LAS VEGAS (LAS ) is one of the most famous cities in the United States and is located in southern Nevada in the hot and ruthless Mojave Desert. And like a mirage, he beckons all lovers of adventure, excitement and fun into his arms. It is no coincidence that the city has declared itself the World Entertainment Capital.

In Las Vegas, everyone is having a noisy vacation: they go to bright shows, play casinos, look at the wonders of technology and visit various hotels that are trying to attract attention with a wide variety of novelties and interiors. Endless parties, weddings with Elvis Presley, exciting shopping and a celebration of life have made this city a must-see during a trip to the USA.

Las Vegas – what to see near

Here is a list of attractions near Las Vegas . As it turns out, there are quite a few of them, and depending on how much time you have for the trip, you can choose the ones that suit you:

Half day trip: Full day trip: 2-3 day trip:

1. Hoover Dam and Lake Mead 1. Death Valley National Park 1. Grand Canyon National Park – South Rim

7. Mount Charleston

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How to see the sights near Las Vegas

If you don’t party all night long in Las Vegas, there is time in the morning and afternoon to fill up with a trip to nearby attractions. For example, Hoover Dam, Red Rock Canyon, Valley of Fire, Floyd Lamb Park, Spring Mountain Ranch State Park and Mount Charleston.

If you have timed Las Vegas for shows, casino games, and partying, and have days planned for natural sightseeing outside the city, then head to Death Valley, the ghost town of Rhyolite, or the West Rim of the Grand canyon.

Some attractions are located outside of Nevada, but not that far from Las Vegas. You can go on a short trip for a few days. We are talking about the Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona, as well as the Zion and Bryce National Parks in Utah.

Tip . If you are going to visit all the sights described, and especially 4 national parks – the Grand Canyon, Death Valley, Bryce, Zion – and national recreation areas – Lake Mead and Red Rock Canyon – then it makes sense to buy an annual America the beautiful subscription to all US national parks . Such a subscription costs $80 and is purchased for a car. It is usually beneficial if there are plans to visit more than 4 national parks.

Where to go from Las Vegas for half a day

All of the sights within half an hour to an hour of Las Vegas are best visited in the morning and afternoon when the bustling city is asleep. This is a time saver if Vegas is part of your California route or the US Southwest.

Please note that some of the natural wonders are located next to each other and are easier to visit at the same time. For example, a trip to Red Rock Canyon can be combined with a visit to the Spring Mountain Ranch and the Bonnie Spring Ranch, first marveling at the beautiful sandstone landscapes, and then relaxing on the ranch lake and visiting the stylized Wild West.

Attractions near Las Vegas are shown on the US map at the very end of the article.

Hoover Dam

Hoover Dam and Lake Mead

Distance from Las Vegas: 55 km

Travel time: 45 minutes

Hoover Dam center ticket price for $1. 15:
half hour tour, $30 for an hour tour. Survey inspection is free. Parking is paid ($10) and free.
Entrance to Lake Mead: $20 per car. There is an annual subscription to America the Beautiful National Parks.

Lake Mead (Lake Mead National Recreation Area) is one of the largest artificial lakes and is located southeast of Las Vegas. On the lake you can swim, ride a boat and have a picnic on the shore. But the star of this place is Hoover Dam (Hoover Dam) is another impressive human creation. Holding back the Colorado River and creating Lake Mead, the dam generates electricity for more than a million people. You must have seen the Hoover Dam in American movies.

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Entrance: $7 per car (annual pass to America the beautiful national parks is valid here).

Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area – spectacular rock formations of bright red sandstone and gray limestone are located west of Sin City. The walls of the canyon are decorated with petroglyphs. A lot of wild animals live in the canyon. If you’re lucky, you might meet them.

Red Rock Canyon is very close to Las Vegas

There are two options to explore Red Rock Canyon: take easy and short walks or drive along the scenic road, stopping at the lookouts. The length of the ring road through the park is 21 km, the traffic is one-way.

Valley of Fire

Distance from Las Vegas: 80 km

Travel time: 1 hour

Ticket price: $10 per car

Valley of Fire State Park is located northeast of Las Vegas and is named after the fiery sandstone formations. To see the Valley of Fire in the best light, it is better to arrive early in the morning – from 7 to 10 o’clock or before sunset. In summer, don’t forget to bring plenty of water with you and wear hats: it’s very hot in the park. The best time to visit the Valley of Fire is spring and autumn.

Mind-blowing rock formations in Valley of Fire

In the Valley of Fire park near Las Vegas, in addition to unusual and even fantastic formations, you can see ancient petroglyphs (for example, on the Atlant rock). Don’t miss the symbol of the park – Mount Elephant. There is also a swirling wave, a pink canyon that strikes with a combination of different colors and other amazing sandstone figures.

A number of films have been filmed in the Valley of Fire, including the role of Mars in Total Recall with Arnold Schwarzenegger. This location was also used for one of the Star Trek episodes.

Floyd Lamb Park

Distance from Las Vegas: 30 km

Travel time: 30 minutes

Admission: $6 per car

-west of Las Vegas with picturesque ponds where you can fish (if you have a license), watch peacocks, ducks and geese, play volleyball, wander among the trees and have a picnic. It will be especially good to visit this park, tired of the Nevada heat. The peaceful lake, however, is still valuable for archaeologists: there are evidence of life thousands of years ago.

Bonnie Springs Ranch

Distance from Las Vegas: 45 km

Travel time: 40 minutes

Admission: $10 per adult and $7 per child under 12 ($7 on Monday and Tuesday for all).

Bonnie Springs Ranch

Bonnie Springs Ranch is a wild west and old Nevada style ranch located west of Las Vegas. By visiting this amusement park, you will immerse yourself in the atmosphere of a western. Here you can ride a horse and a pony, take a train and even visit the zoo, whose stars are Canadian lynxes. Children will especially appreciate this trip.

Tip: Bonnie Springs Ranch can be visited along with Spring Mountain Ranch and Red Rock Canyon.

Spring Mountain Ranch

Distance from Las Vegas: 40 km

Travel time: 30 minutes

Admission – $9 per car.

Spring Mountain Ranch State Park

Spring Mountain Ranch State Park (Spring Mountain Ranch State Park) is a great place located west of Las Vegas near Mount Wilson, offering hiking and great views. In addition, here you can visit the historic ranch, cemetery, forge and beautiful Lake Harriet. In the summer there is a musical theater.

Important: Historic Spring Mountain Ranch can be visited along with Red Rock Canyon and Bonnie Spring Ranch.

Mount Charleston

Distance from Las Vegas: 60 km

Travel time: 45 minutes

Mount Charleston (Mount Charleston) is located northwest of Las Vegas. Arriving here in the summer, you can experience relief from the heat: a cool wind blows in the mountains, pine trees grow, wild animals walk. On Mount Charleston, there are many hikes, including those leading to the top of the mountain (height 3,575 meters, and the length of the hikes is 14 and 18 km). You can also have a picnic and even stay overnight at the campsite if you have a tent with you. And in autumn you can catch bright leaves on the trees, which, of course, is unexpected for Nevada. If you are in Vegas in the winter, then you can come to Charleston to ski or snowboard.

Where to go from Las Vegas for 1 day

And here is a list of attractions, for each of which you need to set aside a full day. Even if you return back to Las Vegas in the late afternoon, you will be tired and hardly want to go to the casino or look at the fountains of the Bellagio Hotel.

Death Valley

Distance from Las Vegas: 230 km

Travel time: 2 hours 30 minutes

Ticket price: $20 per car. It also has an annual America the Beautiful membership.

View of Dante – an observation point on the valley and salt marsh in Death Valley

Death Valley National Park is one of the most famous national parks, which is located northwest of Las Vegas in California. The valley is known for its relentless heat and fantastic scenery. Despite the harsh name and heat, Death Valley is a must-see for all lovers of nature and unusual places.

Interesting facts: Death Valley is the lowest place on the North American continent – the level below the World Ocean is in the Badwater salt basin. .

All the attractions of the park are incredibly diverse. These are multi-colored badlands, salt marsh, Ubehebe crater, Scotty’s castle. If you rent a four-wheel drive car, you can go to the Racetrack, a flat, dry lake and check if stones are moving on its surface (this is best done in the spring).

Our recommendation: If you leave Las Vegas still dark and make it to Death Valley by dawn at Zabriskie Point, you can see amazing badlands in all its glory.

Rhyolite

Distance from Las Vegas: 190 km

Travel time: 2 hours

Rhyolite (Rhyolite) is an abandoned city in Nevada northwest of Vegas. Such cities are called ghost towns. Once they had their meaning, and then they were empty and now they stand as a reminder of the past. Rhyolite was built at the beginning of the 20th century, during the Gold Rush, as a town of miners working underground to extract the rhyolite rock. The city even has an abandoned station that served the railroad to Las Vegas.

Ghost town Rhyolite

Rhyolite’s fame was short-lived. As soon as the main deposit was depleted, people left the city. Another indirect reason why Rhyolite was empty was the San Francisco earthquake and the financial panic that followed.

Now tourists can come and walk among the ruins of the town. By the way, the movie “The Island” with Ewan McGregor and Scarlett Johansson was filmed here.

Recommendation: a visit to the city of Rhyolite is best combined with a trip to Valley C dead.

Grand Canyon – West Rim & Skywalk

Distance from Las Vegas: 200 km

Travel time: 2 hours 30 minutes

Entrance fee: $81 and Skywalk tickets).

Grand Canyon West Rim is the closest section of the Grand Canyon to Las Vegas, located two hours southeast of Sin City in Hulapai territory. Not the best road leads there, so be careful. A visit to this part of the canyon is limited to several viewing platforms, including the famous Skywalk with a transparent floor.

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from Las Vegas by car can go in two different directions:

Southeast to see the Grand Canyon in Arizona. There and back – 900 km.

Northeast to Zion and Bryce National Parks in Utah. The distance there and back is about 800 km.

A two to three day trip to the US Southwest will require hotels near these popular national parks. I will tell you where it is better to stay, because we went there ourselves, and we have experience.

Grand Canyon

Distance from Las Vegas: 440 km

Travel time: 4 hours 30 minutes

Admission fee: $30 per car. It also has an annual America the Beautiful membership.

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Theoretically, you can drive the car to the Grand Canyon from Las Vegas in one day, leaving early in the morning and returning late in the evening and driving a car for 9-10 hours, and at the edge of the canyon just two or three hours. But is it worth it? It is much better to come here in the afternoon, walk around, meet the sunset, enjoying the impressive changing colors of the canyon during the day. It is better to spend the night in the park itself or nearby. And in the morning, arrive at dawn and walk along several hiking trails, and only then return to Vegas.

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National Park Zayon

Las Vegas: 260 Km

Travel time: 3 hours

Admission: $30. There is an annual subscription to America the Beautiful National Parks.

Where to stay near Zion Park: at the entrance to the park in the town of Springdale there is a hotel Flanigan`s Inn >>

Zion National Park is one of the most beautiful parks in the world according to many travelers. It is located northeast of Las Vegas and is the most popular national park in Utah. The park offers visitors a wide range of hiking trails to choose from along Zion Canyon, an impressive 600-meter-high multicolored sandstone cliff. The Virgin River created the canyon, and wind, rain, and snow completed the job.

From April to November, you can only ride in the park by shuttle, which stops at all important places. The rest of the time it is allowed on a personal car. From the parking lots located near the shuttle stops, short trails begin to the main hiking route through the entire canyon, 26 km long. It is better to spend the whole day in the park, carefully planning your visit in advance.

Bryce National Park

Distance from Las Vegas: 420 km

Travel time: 4 hours

Admission: $30. There is an annual subscription to America the Beautiful National Parks.

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In Hatch Town (40 minutes from the entrance to Bryce Park) – Mountain Ridge Motel & Cabins
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5 Bryce National Park (Bryce National Park) is unlike any other US park. Located at an altitude of 2400-2700 meters in Southern Utah northeast of Sin City, it offers unforgettable views of the finest and most graceful spiers, hoods and arches of bright red, gold and white. All this is combined in an unearthly ensemble, sometimes turning into entire amphitheaters. Nature has done a great job here! Especially beautiful stone patterns look framed by a green forest and blue sky. It is especially chic to see Bryce in winter, when the red stone castles are covered with snow.

A scenic 30 km long road with observation decks and trails runs through the park. Sunrise is best seen at Sunrise Point and Sunset Point, as they both face east. In summer, you can ride a shuttle through the park, which stops at each of the observation decks.

Day trips from Las Vegas

For those who do not drive or do not want to do it during their holidays, Las Vegas has all the conditions to enjoy not only luck at the gambling table, roulette and night show. Right in Vegas, you can always buy a tour and see the above natural wonders, as well as take part in extreme adventures in the desert.

Usually all tours and excursions take place during the daytime, except for the sunset Grand Canyon. And the hot air balloon tour starts at 6 am.

Grand Canyon Tour from Las Vegas

I’ll list the most popular tours from Las Vegas , brief descriptions and prices:

Grand Canyon Sunset – Helicopter flight over the Grand Canyon – from $550.

Grand Canyon Helicopter Day Tour – from $390

Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam & Lake Mead Helicopter Tour – from $520

Bus Tour to Grand Canyon West Rim and Skywalk from $170.

Grand Canyon South Rim Tour by Bus – from $200

Hoover Dam Tour – from $70

Lake Mead Boat Cruise and Hoover Dam Trip – from $140

Red Rock Canyon Tour – from $80

Red Rock Canyon Extreme Driving Jeep Tour – from $140

Morning Hot Air Balloon Tour with Views of Las Vegas and Red Rock Canyon – from $275

Valley of Fire Tour starting at $140, Full Day starting at $175, ATV starting at $220

Death Valley and Rhyolite Tour starting at $220 Mojave Desert Hidden Valley – From $175

Wild West Style Horseback Riding in Moapa Valley – From $130

Nellis Dune Buggy Ride – From $90

Bryce Canyon Tour – From $250
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5 to Hollywood by bus – from $240

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★ 20 of the most popular tourist sights in Las-Wigas

Known for joy and excitement, this desert city caters for all kinds of travelers. The Strip, Las Vegas’ famous manor street, glittering with lights and recreated with glamorous venues from cities around the world. Many of the hotels are attractions in their own right and offer free street shows, from dancing fountains to erupting volcanoes. You’ll also find unique museums, an always impressive list of shows, and plenty of other things to do. The Grand Canyon is only a short helicopter ride away, and the surrounding hills and mountains are home to all kinds of recreational opportunities.

Las Vegas is a great place to visit all year round. Cooler winter temperatures are pleasant for sightseeing, and in summer, when temperatures can rise above 104 degrees Fahrenheit, the hotel’s pools become an important part of daytime activities.

1 Strip

Strip

The 2.5-mile central section of Las Vegas Boulevard running northeast to southwest through the city, known as “The Strip”, is lined with huge entertainment palaces, many of which are built with a defining theme and are the venue for performances, luxurious hotel rooms, and fine dining. The Strip is especially impressive at night, when the city is lit up by an endless array of glittering neon signs.

Most visitors enjoy walking the strip and taking in the sights. Generally speaking, the Las Vegas Strip runs from the Mandalay Bay Hotel to the Treasure Island Hotel. To truly experience Las Vegas, stay on the Strip, preferably one of the main resorts. For some of the best accommodation options in various price ranges, see our recommended hotels.

2 Fremont Street Experience

Fremont Street Experience Allie_Caulfield / photo modified

In Old Downtown Las Vegas, Fremont Street is a pedestrian zone with all the unique spots. The five-block section of Fremont Street is covered in a dome of LED lights that illuminate the sky in a spectacle of different colors and designs as you walk below. As you know, on Fremont Street, every night fantastic music and visual show has an overhead. Street performers and special entertainment acts often perform outdoors in this area. Fremont Street is located in downtown Las Vegas, a few miles from the Strip. It is best to take a taxi to get to this area. Or, if you want to truly experience Las Vegas at night, take advantage of the Las Vegas 5-Hour Las Vegas Night Tour, which includes the Fremont Street light show and highlights along the strip.

Official website: www.vegasexperience.com

3 Helicopter rides around Las Vegas and the Grand Canyon

Grand Canyon helicopter

want to take a helicopter. There are several companies in Las Vegas offering helicopter tours that take visitors across Las Vegas and the Strip, or as far away as the Grand Canyon. This is a great opportunity for those with limited time to see not only Vegas, but the surrounding landscape and one of America’s most impressive and famous landmarks. If you have a full day to explore, try the 6.5-hour Grand Canyon 4-in-1 Helicopter Tour.

4 Venetian Inn and Gondola

Venetian Inn and Gondola

The Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas is located on the Strip, across from Treasure Island. This is one of the best resorts in the city and has many interesting tourist attractions. Inside is a themed shopping arcade built to resemble the city of Venice, complete with blue skies, canals and gondoliers. The hotel also has a recreation of the main attractions of Venice, such as the Rialto Bridge and the Bridge of Sighs, as well as many others.

Venice gondola rides are a fun way to see the complex. Located in front of the Venetian hotel, next to the pavement, boats await passengers, who then set off for a ride from their distinguished gondolier through the shopping arcade inside the hotel.

Address: 3655 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas

Official Website: https://www.venetian.com/

5 Paris Hotel & Eiffel Tower

Paris Hotel & Eiffel Tower

Located on The Lawn, Paris Las Vegas is one of the most easily recognizable resorts in the city. The front is a scale model of the Eiffel Tower and the bottom is a recreation of the Paris Opera House. Forty-six floors above the city streets, the Eiffel Tower experience is an observation deck with incredible 360-degree views. One story below that is the chic and romantic Eiffel Tower restaurant, with great views of the Strip and across the dancing fountains of the Bellagio. Also at this facility is a mock hot air balloon, decorated with neon and flashing lights.

Address: 3655 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas

Official website: https://www.caesars.com/paris-las-vegas

6 Bellagio Resort and Fountain Show

Bellagio Resort and Fountain Show | Robert Purnett / photo modified

The Bellagio Resort in Las Vegas is a massive, high-end hotel complex with a wide range of attractions including the Bellagio Fine Art Gallery, the Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, a spa and salon, and some of the best restaurants Las Vegas Vegas. Behind the lobby is an exhibition space with changing themes that range from springtime botanical displays to captivating art shows. The most impressive and famous feature is the fountain show. In front of the Bellagio, along the strip, dancing fountains perform a beautiful display of water set to music. From the sidewalk, visitors have a view of the ring. It is often cited as the best free attraction in Las Vegas.

Address: 3600 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas

Official Website: https://www.bellagio.com/en.html

7 Mirage Hotel: Erupting Volcano and Secret Garden

Mirage Hotel: Erupting volcano and secret garden | Photo Credit: Lana Law

The Mirage Hotel is easily identified by walking along the strip. In front of the resort is a volcano that erupts at regular intervals. At night, a glowing red fire shoots out from one of the most unique spots visible from the sidewalk. Inside the Mirage is a secret garden and dolphin habitat. You can see many exotic animals including white lions. Dolphin Habitat contains a large number of trained dolphins in its 2. 5 million gallon pools.

Address: 3400 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas

Official website: https://www.mirage.com/ru.html

8 Ferris wheel on roller

Ferris wheel on roller | Photo Credit: Lana Law

The High Roller is located at the far end of the Link Promenade, near the Strip. This huge Ferris wheel stands 550 feet tall and takes thirty minutes for one full spin, providing outstanding views of the strip and the surrounding pod area. Each cabin, as they are called, can accommodate up to 40 people. The views are especially outstanding at night with the lights of the city in full radiance.

9 Hotel New York-New York

Hotel New York-New York

New York-New York Hotel in Las Vegas is across the street from both MGM Grand Hotel and Excalibur Resort Hotel , Visually stunning, the hotel is designed to look like the New York skyline with the Brooklyn Bridge and the Statue of Liberty. Huge rollercoasters circle around and around the hotel.

Address: 3790 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas

Official website: https://www.newyorknewyork.com/en.html

10 Caesar’s Palace and Colosseum

Shops at Caesar’s Palace | Photo Copyright: Lana Law

Arguably one of the most famous of all Las Vegas resorts, Caesar’s Palace continues to evolve. Currently, Caesar’s Palace is a huge complex in the center of the Strip that has all sorts of entertainment options. The hotel is closely associated with the show held in its huge concert venue known as the “Coliseum”. Top performers (including Celine Dion and Elton John) perform here for a long time, and shows are often booked well in advance. Visitors planning a trip and hoping to see a performance here will want to check dates and ticket availability as early as possible.

Address: 3570 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas

Official Website: https://www. caesars.com/caesars-palace

11 Museum Mob

Museum Mob | Photo Copyright: Mob Museum

The Mob Museum, or National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement as officially named, is a truly unique and distinguished museum in the state of Nevada. The museum is housed in a 1933 neoclassical building, formerly the US Post Office and Judicial Court, which had its own history. It was one of the locations for the famous hearings of the Kefauver Committee at 1950, in which some ugly truths about organized crime in Las Vegas and the US were revealed.

The museum tells the story of the Mob in America through interactive displays and video clips. The exhibits deal with everything from individual characters and events to culture and fashion related to the times.

Address: 300 Stewart Avenue, Las Vegas, Nevada

Official website: https://themobmuseum.org/

12 Mandalay Bay and Shark Reef Aquarium

Mandalay Bay and Shark Reef Aquarium

Mandalay Bay Resort is located on the southwest side of the Strip, close to the Luxor Hotel. One of the highlights in this complex is the Shark Reef Aquarium. The massive 1,300,000 gallon tank contains a large variety of sharks, fish, rays, reptiles and marine invertebrates. About 100 sharks from 15 different species and over 2,000 animals on display. The Shark Tunnel is the most impressive feature. Accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, Shark Reef works with wildlife biologists to conserve endangered lake and marine populations and rehabilitate injured animals.

Address: 3950 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas

Official Website: http://www.sharkreef.com/

13 Neon Museum

Neon Museum | Photo Copyright: Lana Law

The bright and colorful neon signs of Las Vegas have been one of the city’s most memorable attractions for countless visitors over the years. These multi-story advertising beacons became one of the city’s claims to fame. Today, the Neon Museum is working hard to preserve some of the city’s history by purchasing, preserving, and in some cases restoring historic neon signs that have faded into the past as businesses have faded or new signs have been introduced to replace the old ones.

You can see many of these signs by taking a tour of the Neon Museum, where old neon signs are stored outside in a large complex. The guides provide a history of the signs and designs that have evolved over the years. Efforts at the museum are ongoing and the signs are in varying conditions. In some cases, only a portion has been preserved or found, while others have been restored to their former glory. This contrast makes the museum much more interesting and gives visitors an idea of how much work and upkeep is required with these giant signs.

Address: 770 Las Vegas Boulevard North, Las Vegas, NV

Official website: http://www.neonmuseum.org/

14 Luxor Hotel

Luxor Hotel

03 located at the southwest end of the strip, is the Luxor Hotel. Designed in an ancient Egyptian theme, the hotel is shaped like a pyramid and the Sphinx proudly looks out onto the street.Luxor, like all major resorts, offers a wide variety of restaurants and shops. One of the outstanding features of this hotel is a beam of light that is projected from the highest point of the pyramid and soars into the night sky. You can see it from all over Las Vegas.

Address: 3900 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas

Official Website: https://www.luxor.com/en.html

15 Stratospheric Tower

Stratospheric Tower – error-free Stratospheric Tower

spectacle on the Las Vegas skyline. The tower rises to 1,149 feet, and on top of the tower you’ll find a host of amazing tracks including SkyJump, Big Shot, X Scream, and Insanity. For those looking for a little less drama, there is an indoor and outdoor observation deck with great views of the city. The Stratosphere Tower claims to be “the tallest stand-alone observation tower in the US”.

Address: 2000 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas

Official Website: http://www.stratospherehotel.com/

16 MGM Grand Hotel and CSI Experience

MGM Grand Hotel and CSI: Experience

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MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas is across the street from the New York-New York Hotel and Kitten at the Excalibur Resort. The MGM Grand Hotel has all the amenities visitors would expect to find in a luxury hotel, including above average rooms, an exceptional pool, an array of dining options, and plenty of entertainment. One popular inn is CSI: The Experience, based on the popular CSI series, where members can test their detective skills.

Address: 3799 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas

Official Website: https://www.mgmgrand.com/ru.html

17 Vegas Indoor Skydiving
Vegas Indoor Skydiving offers a truly unique experience. Here, visitors will be able to experience what real skydiving is like, without an airplane or parachute. Qualified instructors escort the participants into the vertical wind tunnel, where they fit into the special equipment. Once the fan is turned on, everyone is free to fly in the air. No experience required.

Address: 200 Convention Center Dr, Las Vegas

Official website: http://www. vegasindoorskydiving.com/

18 Madame Tussauds

Madame Tussauds | Photo Copyright: Lana Law

Madame Tussauds in Las Vegas is next to the escalators leading to the Venetian hotel on the strip. Here, visitors can see how their favorite stars are preserved forever in wax. In many cases, the numbers are so realistic it’s almost creepy. The numbers range from Elvis to Bradley Cooper to Sofia Vergara. The general focus or theme of Madame Tussauds is the people who are associated with Las Vegas.

Address: 3377 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas

Official website: https://www.madametussauds.com/las-vegas/en/

19 Las Vegas Motor Speedway

Vegas Motor Speedway Maverick Helicopters / photo modified

Fans of fast cars will want to head to Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Located in Clark County 15 miles northeast of the Strip, Las Vegas Motor Speedway is a 1,200-acre multi-vehicle racetrack complex just right for you. Las Vegas Motor Speedway is home to NASCAR racing as well as a number of other racing events. There are several speed records installed on the track. The Speedway Hotel has several restaurants and there is a campsite for those who wish to stay overnight. Check the website for the latest upcoming events and prices.

Address: 700 North Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas

Official Website: http://www.lvms.com/

20 Excalibur Hotel

Excalibur Hotel

Excalibur Hotel in Las Vegas – Excalibur Hotel

another themed hotel on the Strip. The hotel is decorated in a medieval style. The hotel has wild architecture with turrets. The hotel has all the amenities a visitor can imagine with a variety of activities, a huge swimming pool and a good range of restaurants.

Address: 3850 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas

Official Website: https://www.excalibur.com/en.html

Where to Stay in Las Vegas for Sightseeing

Vegas is centered around a section of South Las Vegas Boulevard known as “The Strip”, staying in or close to this area is the best option. This is also where most of the huge themed resorts are found. Hotel rates can vary greatly from one week to the next, with prices rising sharply around the big deals and big discounts available during slower times. Below is choice highly rated hotels in good locations .

Luxury Hotels: The Italian-themed Bellagio, easily recognizable by the lake and dancing fountain show in front of the resort, and the Venetian, recreated complex in Venice, which features a canal and gondolas, are luxury resort hotels in prime locations along the Strip. Caesars Palace, also with a great location along The Strip, is a longtime Vegas classic and is home to the famous Colosseum entertainment center. All of these resorts have great pools, on-site shopping and entertainment.

Mid-Range Hotels – At the northern end of The Strip is Treasure Island, with a beautiful pool and good location within walking distance of the main attractions. This is an upper mid-range option that is often reasonably priced. Also in this category is the resort of Monte Carlo. This is a quality hotel in a great location that also often offers reasonable rates. The Hilton Grand Vacations Suites on the Las Vegas Strip is another quality hotel, but it is too far north to walk to the main section of The Strip.

Cheap Hotels: The Excalibur is a formerly grand but now somewhat dated hotel that often offers good deals. It has a beautiful pool and a great location on the south end of The Strip, near New York, NY. Bridge 6. This is a basic motel with a pool and a great location. Across from Excalibur Street, but not far from the Strip on Tropicana Avenue, is a motel. The Travelodge Las Vegas Center Strip is another decent budget option, with a good central location next to The Strip.

Excursions and tours from Las Vegas

Just beyond the lights and electric atmosphere of Las Vegas is a spectacular landscape of gorges, red rocks, mountains and desert landscapes. If you have time, be sure to get out and look at sites outside the city.

Grand Canyon and Hoover Dam : Two of the biggest attractions in the Las Vegas area are these two fantastic places, one natural and the other artificial. Grand Canyon and Hoover Dam Day Travel from Las Vegas takes visitors, by bus, to the Grand Canyon West Rim for three hours of free time. This allows a lot of time to walk along the rim and look out from the viewing areas. Also included is a short stop at the Hoover Dam. Add a helicopter ride and a boat ride, or take a Grand Canyon Skywalk tour for added extras.

Red Canyon : Take a four or six hour Red Canyon tour to see some of the spectacular red rock scenery and view the desert and mountains. This tour offers hotel pickup and drop-off, a canyon tour along a 13-mile scenic beltway with stops at lookout points for the best views, and a boxed lunch.

Hiking and camping: There are excellent hiking trails in the surrounding deserts and mountains. For some unique experiences, see our articles on the best hiking trails in Valley of Fire State Park and the best hikes near Las Vegas. If you’re interested in spending a night or two under the stars and you haven’t brought your own camping gear, you might want to consider a fabulous 3-day, 2-day camping tour from Las Vegas to Zion, Bryce Canyon, the Valley Monument, and the Grand Canyon . This fully escorted trekking trip takes you to the top attractions of the Southwest and includes jeep rides and the option of a helicopter ride through the Grand Canyon. If you have your own camping equipment and are trying to find the best places to set up a camp, see our list of the best campsites near Las Vegas.

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Do you think that it is worth going to the most gambling city on the planet only with a tightly stuffed wallet and only in the hope of hitting the jackpot in one of the local casinos? Such a trip option is attractive and interesting in its own way, but it is far from the only acceptable one. You can have a great rest and have fun in Las Vegas without a lot of money, and going to the casino is far from the only entertainment available.

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Do you want to save? Go to one of the many free events. Every day Vegas hosts the most interesting show programs, themed evenings and exhibitions. The venues are the largest hotels, one of the most “cultural” is the Bellagio hotel. Next to it there is a large and incredibly beautiful musical fountain, and directly in the hotel building there is an interesting exhibition of exotic plants.

Unusual fire shows are held daily at the Caesars hotel, and if you liked stories about pirates most of all in childhood, then you should go to the Treasure island hotel-casino. A model of a pirate ship is installed next to it, around which large-scale battles with swords and swords take place every day. The Mirage Hotel erupts every evening after dark. Not real, of course, but a masterfully recreated layout, the spectacle does not become less interesting from this. Copyright www.orangesmile.com

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On Freemont Street, there is the largest screen on the planet. Every evening, after dark, performances by famous musicians are broadcast on it, and this splendor is complemented by a spectacular light show. If, among the desert landscapes surrounding Vegas, a longing for scenic nature overcomes, head to the Flamingo Hotel. On its territory there is a chic tropical garden with a variety of plants and flowers, as well as exotic birds, including grandiose flamingos. Once again, it is worth noting that budget tourists will not have to pay a cent to visit all the above shows and unique places of recreation.

The money saved on excursions can be spent in the most original restaurant in Las Vegas – Dinner in the Sky. This restaurant does not have a luxurious hall and a staff of waiters who will be on duty at your table waiting for your order. The standard hall is replaced by an open platform with chairs, similar to those that can be seen on catapult rides. The principle of operation of the platform is similar. She carefully, so as not to disturb the magnificence of the served table, rises to a height of 50 meters, only after that you can start tasting the ordered dishes. At the same time, you can admire the panorama of the city, if you have the courage, the original restaurant accepts visitors only over 10 years old.

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If you have dreamed all your life to visit Venice, Paris or New York, then you can diversify your vacation by visiting themed Vegas hotels. The Venetian Resort has a chic patio with pools where you can ride a gondola. A replica of the Statue of Liberty can be seen at the New York New York Hotel, and a replica of the Eiffel Tower is installed next to the Paris Las Vegas Hotel.

Are you looking for extreme entertainment? Pay attention to the Stratosphere tower, where some of the scariest rides in the world are located. And if you want something more non-standard and you are not constrained by the lack of large sums, order a helicopter tour. The latter are offered in a variety of variations, you can fly to the Grand Canyon or circle in a helicopter over the twinkling lights of Vegas at night, as well as go on a long helicopter ride and explore the natural attractions of the state from a height.

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Go up to the observation deck of the Eiffel Tower

On the main street of Las Vegas, called the Strip, there is a hotel and entertainment complex Paris, which has been operating since 1999. Near it is a copy of the Eiffel Tower. It was built according to the original drawing, but the size is 2 times smaller than the famous French architectural monument. Its height is 165 meters. The building consists of 50 floors. There is a French-style restaurant on the 46th floor.

Having visited the building, you can not only have lunch, but also stand on the observation deck, equipped at a distance of 140 meters from the ground and operating in good weather from 09:30 to 0:30 from Monday to Friday and until 1 am on Saturdays and Sundays. From here you have a breathtaking view of the city and the airport. You will be able to get up here in an elevator equipped with transparent walls and take great photos.

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Ride on the Big Applee Rollerfire

In 1997, the Big Applee Rollerfire, 82 meters high, was installed near the New York – New York Casino Hotel located in the southern part of the city. Its second name is Manhattan Express. In 2006 Premier Rides carried out the restoration of the attraction. The roller coaster operates from 11:00 to 23:00 from Sunday to Thursday and from 10:30 to 00:00 on Friday and Saturday.

You will have the opportunity to sit in a booth made in the form of a traditional yellow taxi, and, speeding up to 108 kilometers per hour, rise to a height of 55 meters. Then you have to get the thrill of a vertical fall from a height of 23 meters, again climb 44 meters, overcome the “dead loop”. The duration of the trip is 2 minutes 45 seconds. During this time, you will be able to admire small copies of skyscrapers and other symbols of New York that make up the hotel.

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Have fun at the Adventuredome

pink glass dome. It is designed in the style of the Grand Canyon and covers an area of 20,000 square meters. Numerous figures of various types of dinosaurs are installed on its territory. When you find yourself in it, you can choose entertainment to your taste.

You can spend time in the IMAX cinema, play golf on a specially equipped field, become a spectator of a laser show, test your accuracy in a shooting range, conquer one of the routes on the climbing wall. It will also be possible to make a descent from several water slides; take advantage of the Rim Runner attraction, which will allow you to jump from the top of the waterfall, which has a height of 18 meters; get an adrenaline rush on roller coasters, including the Canyon Blaster with a double dead loop.

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See the city from the cab of the High Roller

the High Roller is 167.6 meters high and 158.5 meters in diameter. It is included in the list of the highest on the planet and is open from 4 pm to midnight from Monday to Thursday; from noon to midnight from Friday to Sunday. Every evening the LED colored lamps attached to the rim are turned on.

The attraction consists of 28 spherical closed cabins weighing 20 tons, each of which is designed for 40 people. They are equipped with air conditioning, rotate around their axis and can accommodate a total of up to 1120 passengers. When you sit in one of them, you can make a complete revolution in 30 minutes. During the trip, you will be able to admire the view of the entire city, which is especially beautiful at night.

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Attractions at the Stratosphere Hotel

To enjoy the panoramic view of Las Vegas from a height of 350 meters, you can take the elevator to the observation tower of the Stratosphere Hotel, built in 1996. It is open to local residents and visitors from 11 am to 1 am from Monday to Thursday and until 2 am from Friday to Sunday. Casinos are located on the lower and middle parts of the building. There are 4 extreme rides on the roof.

One of them is called The Big Shot. It is a catapult that allows you to climb at a speed of 72 kilometers per hour from a height of 280 meters to a height of 330 meters and feel the free fall. The second entertainment called Insanity the Ride is a huge claw made of metal and equipped with 5 booths. By selecting it, you can sit in a chair and be outside the roof. Then you have to rotate at a speed of 64 kilometers per hour.

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The third option is the X Scream swing. With their help, it will be possible to ride in an open trailer that slides down the rails from the roof area and hangs at a distance of 264 meters from the ground. The fourth attraction is called Sky Jump. If you give preference to it, you will get the opportunity to use a strong cable and jump from a height of 261 meters. During the flight, you will have to overcome 108 floors of the Stratosphere.

Red Rock Canyon and Grand Canyon Tours

Red Rock Canyon is located 24 kilometers west of the city and was declared a nature reserve in 1968. Having reached it in 30 minutes, you can go hiking, choosing one of 26 winding paths with a total length of 30 kilometers; take a horse ride; ride a mountain bike drive a car along the ring road 21 kilometers long, speeding up to 56 kilometers per hour.

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During the trip, you will be able to admire the red sandstone rock formations, which are especially beautiful at sunrise and sunset; see the petroglyphs created by the Indians of the Koso tribe; To take pictures. If you prefer more extreme entertainment, you will get the opportunity to conquer mountains and sheer cliffs up to 910 meters high by hiring a qualified instructor and using climbing equipment.

The Grand Canyon, covering an area of 5,000 square kilometers, is also a popular tourist attraction. Having gone on a tour of it, you will visit several observation platforms located on the southern slope. You can enjoy a bird’s-eye view of the natural attraction by taking a helicopter or small plane tour.

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The most interesting places in Las Vegas.

City-fairytale, a city that offers just an unreal amount of entertainment, and simply wonderful places for tourist visits. Enchanting shows, exciting extreme entertainment, the natural beauty of the Grand Canyon, the Valley of Death and the Valley of Fire, all this gives you an incredible Las Vegas. But many tourists are wondering how ordinary people can live here, because everything is very expensive in the holiday city? Unfortunately, the question remains unanswered, because we are tourists and travelers who just love to relax! So, let’s start with those places that you can visit without the participation of guides and paid expensive excursions, but simply on your own, at minimal cost.

Death Valley National Park. Despite the fact that the park valley is the most unique place on the territory of Nevada, a fairly large number of tourists and travelers simply ignore hiking in the national park. Death Valley covers an area of about 14 thousand square kilometers, and is considered the hottest point in the Western Hemisphere. In addition, it is also the lowest point, which is often called a hot frying pan, because the valley heats up to 50 degrees Celsius.

The area is surrounded by mountains, so there are a large number of birds and reptiles, as well as some species of mammals that have managed to adapt to such hot climatic conditions.

Tourists have an amazing opportunity to visit this place, see all its bizarre animals, as well as unique plant species, most of which are considered endemic, and are found only here. You can see how the Indians of the Timbisha tribe live, because they not only managed to survive in such a heat, but also grow vegetables and livestock, which is simply amazing. Do you want to see living stones that can move along the bottom of a dried-up lake? Then this place is exactly for you.

The national park is also a very mysterious place, because on its territory there are even ghost towns that are extinct after the gold rush.

Admission: $20.

Opening hours: from 8:00 to 17:00.

Hoover Dam. This is a truly amazing, very large-scale structure, 221 meters high. The Hoover Dam is located on the California-Nevada border. Initially, the project was planned to be called the Boulder Dam, but after the dam became a crossing over the Black Canyon, it was called the Hoover Dam, in honor of the current president at that time. It was after this that the Americans began to call almost all large objects by the names of the presidents acting at the time of construction.

Moreover, initially it was planned to build a conventional dam here, which would produce electricity. But contemporaries insisted that the dam be built in a beautiful art deco style. Thus, today we see clock towers here, tourists and excursion groups can visit the dam, and an industrial museum is also open here.

Admission fee: free of charge.

Address: 1305 Arizona Street Boulder City.

Opening hours: Monday to Sunday, from 9:00 to 18:00.

Vintage Car Museum. The museum is located in one of the many casinos in Las Vegas, namely the Imperial Palace Casino. This is just a paradise for fans of these vintage cars, because they are really very rare and vintage, and here they are collected in one place. The museum’s collection includes about 250 unique rare cars that tourists can admire.

There’s Hitler’s Mercedes, Jana Kennedy’s Lincoln, Marilyn Monroe’s Cadillac. As well as truly unique cars, such as the Packard, which belonged to the Japanese emperor Hirohito (1935), as well as Rolls-Royce, which flaunted Tsar Nicholas II (the release of the car dates back to 1914).

Cost of admission: adults – about $ 9, children and seniors – 5.

Address: 3535 Las Vegas Boulevard South.

Working hours: seven days a week, from 10:00 to 18:00.

Ethel M Chocolates: chocolate factory and cactus garden. A very original place to visit, because it is not at all clear how Americans combine a walk through chocolate factories and places where cacti grow. But let’s see what’s on offer.

The founder of the factory is Forrest Mars Sr., who named the factory after his mother. the factory itself opened its doors in 1981, where to this day everyone’s favorite chocolate bars around the world, Snickers and Milky Way, are produced.

This place is very popular among tourists and travelers, because you can not only see how the famous bars are made, but also buy your own delicacies and try sweet products.

But just next to the production of sweets is a cactus garden, which covers an area of about a hectare of land.

Here you can admire the view of more than 300 species of cacti that grow in the American deserts, as well as in Australia and the territories of the South American continent.

Address: 2 Cactus Garden Drive, Henderson.

Admission fee: free of charge.

Opening hours: Monday to Thursday, from 8:30 to 16:30.

Museum of Erotic Heritage. Surprisingly enough, but it is in Las Vegas that there is a similar museum. Another more interesting fact is that the creator of the museum is a priest who was sent by the church to work with homosexuals in order to guide them on the right path. While working with people of non-traditional sexual orientation, the priest realized how important it is to engage in educational activities. Of course, he failed to convince gays to become heterosexuals, but the idea of creating a museum came to mind. The priest himself, his entire family, as well as professionals in the porn field worked on its creation.

The walls of the museum are covered with photographs and posters of erotic content, as well as posters from Playboy magazine. The exhibits are sculptures, paintings, toys of a similar theme, which also contribute to raising the morale of American soldiers.

There are also separate exhibitions dedicated to various topics, such as toilet humor. When each visitor can contribute to the museum exposition.

Address: The Erotic Heritage Museum, 3275 Industrial Road.

Things to Do in Las Vegas with Kids – Sun City Family Vacation – tiqets.com

suitable for kids – they named it Sin City after all.

Las Vegas is actually awash with family entertainment (if you know where to look). From educational museums to adrenaline-filled adventures and outdoor day trips, there is plenty to keep your kids entertained.

Read on for the best things to do in Las Vegas with kids and get ready for an unforgettable trip! There is also a section entirely dedicated to Free Family Fun in Vegas . Do not miss!

1. Ride the LINQ High Roller
“Mom, I can see our hotel room from here!”
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You can’t miss the LINQ High Roller. Despite the mention of a casino, High Roller is actually a huge urban ferris wheel for families. This is a great opportunity to enjoy the beautiful views of Las Vegas.

Rotate 360° up and down to a height of 167 meters in one of 28 air-conditioned cabins. You will have perfect views of the Las Vegas Strip below, as well as the surrounding mountains and plains.

2. Ride the FlyLINQ Zipline
Next to the High Roller you will see people flying through the air on the FlyLINQ zipline. It’s perfect for adventurous kids, allowing them to climb up to 114 feet off the ground on the LINQ boardwalk in Las Vegas.

Speed tickets allow you to skip the lines (you can wait over an hour if you don’t book in advance). All safety gear and instructions are included, so all you have to do is sit down, stretch out your arms and soar through the zipline.

You can combine the FlyLINQ zip line with the high roller to save money!

3. Get closer to the animals at SeaQuest Las Vegas
“Despite my joyful appearance, I am terrified” – girl, 6 years old.
SeaQuest Photo Las Vegas

Travel the world with one animal in SeaQuest. Kids will love how close they can get to the animals with tickets to this popular Vegas attraction.

Over 1,000 creatures live in zones that reproduce habitats from around the world. From Iceland to the Egyptian desert, you will encounter turtles, otters, sharks, parrots, lizards and many other fascinating creatures.

There are sensory pools and hands-on activities to really keep the kids engaged, and you can stock up on food tokens to make sure the animals are well fed.

4. Go back in time at the Las Vegas Museum of Natural History
Photo of the Las Vegas Museum of Natural History

Nevada is a natural history goldmine. Everyone from dinosaurs to fanged mountain lions have called Battleborn State home for millennia, and kids will be fascinated by the exhibits on display at the Natural History Museum in Las Vegas.

There are real dinosaur fossils and skeletons, as well as an animatronic tyrannosaurus rex. Dive into geology and Egyptology, see iconic American animals frozen in poses, and try daily family activities like shark feedings, expert talks and more at this Smithsonian-accredited museum.

5. Go for the gold at Raceway Pole Position
Unfortunately for the young speed demons, street racing is still illegal and kids can’t get a driver’s license. Until that changes, karting will be the next best thing to do.

At Pole Position Raceway in Las Vegas, you can get a two or three race package for kids that allows them to reach speeds of up to 45 mph on a safe and professionally run track.

These electric karts race around the track with 10-12 laps of fun per race. Whether you’re a professional on the racetrack or a beginner on the tarmac, the experienced staff will make sure you have a great time.

6. Combine activities and save money with Las Vegas Family Pass
Las Vegas Family Fun Pass combines SeaQuest Las Vegas, Las Vegas Museum of Natural History and Pole Position Raceway.

Not only will you save money on individual tickets, but you will also be able to enjoy a 10% discount on all other Tiqets entertainment in Las Vegas. .

7. Climb the Eiffel Tower – Yes indeed!
Why build something unique when you can simply replicate one of the world’s most iconic landmarks?

Slot Machine The Eiffel Tower Experience in Las Vegas gives you and your kids the opportunity to take a glass elevator to the top of a slightly smaller version of Gustave Eiffel’s world-famous tower.

It’s 460 feet to the top and from there you can enjoy one of the best views of the city. Kids will love the nighttime light show that lights up the tower in red, white and blue (you can watch it for free if you don’t want to climb the tower).

8. Tracing the history of the Mafia at the Mob Museum
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We know what you’re thinking: how might the story of the United States’ most notorious criminals fit your loved ones?

While not recommended for the youngest, older kids and teens will enjoy learning about the history of organized crime and law enforcement through the multi-sensory exhibits at the Mafia Museum.

It’s not just famous gangsters (although you’ll hear about everyone from Al Capone to El Chapo). You can also scan your fingerprints, lab analyze bullet casings, and delve into the illegal wildlife trade with some really fun activities.

9. Look inside Real Bodies at Bally’s
What matters is what’s inside – literally in the case of the Real Bodies exhibition. Science meets amazing fun at Bally’s, where you’ll get incredible insights into how our bodies work through real human samples.

That’s right – real bodies, real organs, up close and personal. Immerse yourself in life, death, health, nutrition and more in a thought-provoking way. It’s an educational experience, but perhaps more suitable for teenagers than toddlers!

10. Make your choice with the Go City: Las Vegas Explorer Pass
Who doesn’t want to pet a dolphin? You can with the Las Vegas Explorer Pass!

One of the best ways to explore Las Vegas with kids is to take the Go City: Las Vegas Explorer Pass.

This value-for-money all-inclusive pass gives you the freedom to choose the best kid-friendly rides for you and your family from nearly 50 options. Choose a pass with 3, 4, 5 or 7 activities included. depending on your budget and itinerary.

Children’s favorite places include the Marvel Avengers STATION and the massive Hunger Games exhibit. Travel to Siegfried and Roy’s Secret Garden and Dolphin Habitat, take an exciting Big Apple roller coaster ride, do your best to get out of the number one quest room, and much more.

11. Join the mind-blowing Grand Canyon Tour
The Grand Canyon is just two and a half hours from Las Vegas, making it ideal for a day out in the great outdoors from the city. Join a full day expedition with a professional driver and take the whole family to one of the most beautiful natural wonders in the world!

With options including the South Rim Guided Tour and Small Group VIP Tour, kids will experience the best of Grand Canyon National Park, including Bright Angel Lodge, Mather Point, Yavapai Point, National Geographic Visitor Center and more other. You can even choose to add a helicopter tour over the Dragon Corridor!

12. Sightseeing with Las Vegas Exploration Game
For cheap and fun hours of exploring the Strip, download The Last Vegas Strip game. For the cost of a milkshake, you can solve clues and mysteries that will take you past some of the city’s best sights.

Move from one place to another, putting yourself in the shoes of an aspiring musician who wants to make it in Vegas. It’s fun, challenging, and one of the easiest things to do in Las Vegas with kids.

13. See the world in 5D in Flyover Las Vegas

Feel like you’re flying around the globe on the Las Vegas Flyover. It really is one of the best ways to spend a couple of hours with the kids, allowing you to buckle up and soar over the spectacular scenery.

You can choose between the immersive experiences of Slot Machine Real Wild West and Iceland: Land of Fire and Ice , enjoying incredible visuals, feeling wind, fog and heat in real places. Visit endless grasslands, volcanoes, mountain peaks and deep rivers without leaving the Strip!

14. Las Vegas Hop-on Hop-off Bus Cruise
For a real Las Vegas experience, a Hop-on Hop-off bus ticket is a great start

Tour the city with free Wi-Fi Fi and several routes to orient yourself and discover all the most important sights. You can see everything from the “Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas” sign to luxury hotels, malls and top attractions.

Kids will love the night bus – there are few better ways to see the city in all its glory than from the roof of an open-top bus after dark.

15. Meet your favorite stars at Madame Tussauds Las Vegas
You may see Katy Perry getting married, but otherwise your chances of seeing real celebrities in Vegas are pretty slim. Instead, take the kids to Madame Tussauds and smear their shoulders with wax copies of the most famous people on the planet.

This is not just wax figures more. Madame Tussauds has become a much more exciting attraction over the years. Watch Marvel superheroes in 4D, ride Miley Cyrus’ wrecking ball and more. It’s perfect for teens craving selfies!

16. Light the Gram at the Dream Space Museum Las Vegas

The Dream Space Museum (MODS) is one of the most mesmerizing places for kids in Las Vegas. This is no ordinary museum – this is a place where you can immerse yourself in art, color, sound and light.

Based on Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama’s world-famous Infinity Rooms, children will walk through the exhibits with their eyes wide open and full of intrigue. This open museum space is filled with atmosphere and an unforgettable experience – this is a real hidden gem of Vegas.

17. Get the best value for your money with the Las Vegas Attractions Package.
If you want to combine three of the best things to do in Las Vegas, the Las Vegas Attractions Package is for you.

This economy ticket gives you access to the LINQ High Roller, Madame Tussauds and the Hop-on Hop-off bus in Las Vegas. By purchasing a combined ticket, you will not only save money and time, but the children will also see many of the city’s attractions.

18. Test your mettle with Skydiving in Las Vegas

Obviously jumping from a 24 story building may not be for all young children, but if your kids are 14 years old or older what could better family entertainment than jumping off the tallest building in Las Vegas?

Extremely fun yet completely safe, this decelerator is certified as a Guinness World Record holder for height – just check out the views on offer in the video above. Don’t forget to look around when you’re at the top because you’ll be too busy screaming on the way down to take in the beautiful scenery!

19. Visit a theme park in the sky with the STRAT SkyPod Experience
If you don’t like the idea of jumping off the tallest free-standing observation tower in the US, there are other ways kids can enjoy sky-high vibes.

Tickets for the STRAT Skypod experience give you access to an observation deck with stunning views of the city, as well as thrilling rides at 1,149 feet. Swing and spin behind a building wall in Madness, hover weightlessly over the Strip in X-Scream, and soar 160 feet into the sky in Big Shot.

20. Immerse yourself in VR at Omni Arena Virtual Reality
Get double with this combo ticket that includes both entry to the Pole Position Raceway and VR fun at Omni Arena VR.

This ticket gives you three electric kart races, plus a pirate RPG, virtual reality zombie battle, and a free video of your gameplay. The kids will be well and truly having fun by the time they get through it all!

21. Combine learning and hypnotic fun at Arcadia Earth Las Vegas
Something for the whole family, Arcadia Earth is a multi-sensory installation on a massive scale. Take your kids on a journey through underwater kingdoms and fantasy worlds, soaking up light and color in an environment free to explore.

Arcadia Earth makes climate exploration fun: Explore planet Earth in augmented and virtual reality, where animals are so close you can almost touch them. Learn about the struggle the planet is facing in training way. The installations are made from recycled materials – The Rainbow Room is built from over 60,000 single-use plastic bags!

At the end of each section, the interactive stations will give you tips on how to make the most of your new knowledge in your daily life.

22. Trace the History of the Dollhouse with Barbie: Cultural Icons Exhibition
Wisconsin’s most famous export, the Barbie is a pop culture icon that delights children all over the world. If your kids are into doll chic, Barbie Cultural Icon Showcase is exclusive to Las Vegas and is a great way to spend an hour.

Follow the evolution of Barbie over the past 60 years with dolls of all shapes, sizes and styles. Look at the real Barbie 1959 years old, take a peek into Barbie’s real dream home and discover how Barbie has been influenced by her fans’ love, trends and cultural references over the decades.

23. Experience History with Hoover Dam Tour
Just 40 minutes from Las Vegas, a trip to the historic Hoover Dam makes for a great family outing.

On this half-day express tour you will learn the history of this impressive man-made structure from your guide and have free time to explore the visitor center, monuments and gift shop.

The tour offers many views and viewpoints, and you will also stop at Welcome to Las Vegas sign on your way home – don’t forget your camera!

24. Tire Out the Kids Las Vegas Adrenaline Bundle
Las Vegas Adrenaline Bundle is for thrill-seeking kids (those who put in a lot more effort to tire out – we’ve got you covered, mom and dad).

This combination will save you some money and give you access to both the FlyLinq zipline and the Skyjump from the Stratosphere Tower. Whether they fly forward or fall down, kids will have an unforgettable experience and an adrenaline rush.

25. See the glitter from above with a nighttime helicopter ride

As you might expect, flying a helicopter over the Las Vegas Strip is not cheap. But this is totally worth it. This is an experience that you and the children will never forget.

Up to six of you can fly high above the neon glow of the city so that your children will open their mouths. Nothing says “Long live Las Vegas” like that! The friendly pilot will advise you on what to look out for during your flight, pointing out famous monuments, hotels and casinos.

26 Visit the neon museum to see where Vegas signs end
You’ve probably never wondered where the signs and monuments along the Las Vegas Strip go when they flicker and die. The answer is the Neon Museum, an open space that has become a kind of deserted graveyard for the inanimate former stars of Sin City.

It goes without saying that this illuminated mausoleum is perfect if you and the kids want to take home some epic photos. It is best to visit it at night, but during the day you can see a lot of bright colors here!

27. Ride the rides Adventuredome Theme Park
Adventuredome is a huge indoor amusement park near the Las Vegas Strip. It’s an easy win for parents—grab your tickets and let your kids go to a five-acre amusement park.

Everything your kids and teens could want is inside. The Adventure Dome boasts a rollercoaster, rides, entertainment, shows, mini golf, virtual reality room, 4D theater and more. It is undoubtedly home to some of the best kids entertainment in Las Vegas.

28. Make a splash at Wet’n’Wild Las Vegas (Seasonal)
Visiting during the summer months? Wet’n’Wild in Las Vegas is a tumultuous time. Just 20 minutes from the Strip, it’s easy to grab swimwear and take the kids out to the park.

You know the exercise – slides, slides and more slides. If flying down the Tornado or Canyon Cliffs doesn’t suit you, there are quieter rides and places for little kids like Paradise Falls and Kiddie Cove.

29. Make another one at Cowbunga Bay (Seasonal)
So are you really into water parks? Well here’s another one! Cowabunga Bay is filled to the brim with unique waterslides and plenty of pools to swim in. There are tube slides, raft slides, and body slides with thrill levels for all ages.

There is a wave pool, a lazy river and even some cool pools for mums and dads to rejuvenate. All the usual amenities are available and there is even an air-conditioned arcade!

30. Dive into the depths Shark Reef Aquarium
The Shark Reef Aquarium in Mandalay Bay is the perfect place for kids to spend hours mesmerized by marine life. Despite the name, not only sharks are represented here. The Shark Reef Aquarium is home to almost 2,000 animals!

In one visit you will see giant rays, turtles, snapping piranhas and many types of sharks. There are also options to feed the animals and even dive with the sharks if you are a certified diver.

Vegas isn’t known for being cheap, but it turns out that Vegas has plenty of attractions for kids that won’t break the bank. Check out the list of free things to do in Las Vegas with kids below and add some free activities to your trip.

31. Explore Flamingo Wildlife Habitat
Walk through Flamingo Wildlife Habitat at the Flamingo Hotel to see beautiful birds in their four acre gardens. It’s a real treat for toddlers to see flamingos, other exotic birds, turtles and fish while watching the gentle streams and waterfalls.

32. Find sweets in Hershey’s Chocolate World
A tour of Hershey’s Chocolate World. is completely free if you can manage the expectations of cocoa children on the way back. There are paid events inside (chocolate is incredibly expensive), but just soaking up the atmosphere and enjoying the 800-pound chocolate Statue of Liberty won’t cost you a dime.

33. Wow incredible dancing Bellagio Fountains
Watch the Bellagio fountains dancing outside the Bellagio Hotel. This fully choreographed performance is a spectacle that you can watch for free. The show runs every 30 minutes, so just come and watch!

34. Stroll through the tranquil Bellagio Conservatory and Botanical Garden
While you’re there, take a look at the Bellagio Conservatory and Botanical Garden, another free offer at the Bellagio Hotel. The 14,000-square-foot botanical garden rotates five times a year depending on the season, with a special event held to celebrate the Lunar New Year. Kids will love the colorful displays made from thousands of flowers and plants, and the fresh floral scents are delightful.

35. Watch the acrobats fly at the Circus Circus shows.
Every day there are free circus shows at Circus Circus. The shows only last about 15 minutes, but if you want acrobatics without the Cirque du Soleil prices, head to the Carnival Midway Center Stage.

36. Visit the famous Seven Magic Mountains
We’re directing you to the Interstate just south of Las Vegas, but it’s better than it sounds. Back in 2016, Swiss artist Hugo Rondinone installed his Seven Magic Mountains near Jean Dry Lake and Interstate 15, and they became so popular that they outlasted the original two-year permit.

These stacked stone pillars are only 10 miles from town, and their luminous colors shine against the rusty backdrop of Nevada. There are no tickets or entry fees here, just good old mystery desert art where you and the kids can take pictures.

37 Container Park Treehouse and Play Area
Need a break from the heat or maybe even kids? The Container Park is an open-air shopping area with plenty of shade, overlooking the treehouse and play area. Let the kids roam inside while you enjoy some well-deserved rest and maybe even a saucy mojito.

The play area itself includes a huge slide and several games to keep the kids fully engrossed. This is a great option when you need an hour to catch your breath between classes.

38 Watch the volcanic eruption at the Mirage Hotel.
If you’re a big fan of fire and drums, you’ll love the volcano show near the Mirage Hotel. You can watch a choreographed performance of artificial fire and brimstone for free, one of the most popular free entertainment in Las Vegas, and the kids will love it.

39. Let yourself take a look around Ethel M Chocolate Factory
Self-guided tours of the Ethel M Chocolate Factory are completely free, making it a great Las Vegas family getaway. We hope you’ll see the chocolatiers creating the famous Ethel M chocolates and caramels, and then you can get outside to stroll through one of the largest cactus gardens in America.

40 Meet the mermaids at the Silverton Hotel.
The mermaids at the Silverton Hotel & Casino have been delighting guests for years and are one of the free things not to be missed in Las Vegas with kids. You can walk around their 117,000 gallon home and interact with them through the glass. Your kids will be delighted!

41. Salute another red, white and blue Eiffel Tower Light Show
When the sun goes down and the lights come on in Las Vegas, the light show at the Eiffel Tower in Paris starts with performances every 30 minutes.

Playa de la mujeres: All Inclusive Adults Only Resort in Cancun

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Excellence Playa Mujeres – Adults Only All Inclusive is located in Playa Mujeres, a neighborhood in Punta Sam, and is next to a golf course and on a private beach. La Isla Shopping Mall and Miguel Hidalgo are worth checking out if shopping is on the agenda, while those wishing to experience the area’s natural beauty can explore Costa Occidental de Isla Mujeres National Park and Punta Sam Beach. Garrafon Natural Reef Park and Aquaworld are also worth visiting. Spend some time exploring the area’s activities, including golfing.

What’s nearby

Mujeres Beach – 9 min walk

Playa Mujeres Golf Club – 7 min drive

Punta Sam Ferry Terminal – 7 min drive

El Meco Archaeological Site – 11 min drive

Norte Beach – 82 min drive

Getting around

About this property

Excellence Playa Mujeres – Adults Only All Inclusive

5-star luxury property in the heart of Playa Mujeres

You can look forward to a free breakfast buffet, an adjacent golf course, and 7 poolside bars at Excellence Playa Mujeres – Adults Only All Inclusive. This property is a great place to bask in the sun with a private beach, beachfront dining, and a beach bar. Treat yourself to a facial, a manicure/pedicure, or a body wrap at the onsite spa. Be sure to enjoy a meal at any of the 10 onsite restaurants, which feature international cuisine and ocean views.
The 24-hour gym offers aerobics classes and yoga classes; other things to do include kayaking, snorkeling, and sailing. Free in-room WiFi is available to all guests, along with a swim-up bar and a rooftop terrace.

Other perks at this property include:

7 outdoor pools with pool umbrellas and a swim-up bar

Free valet parking

An outdoor tennis court, luggage storage, and tour/ticket assistance

Multilingual staff, barbecue grills, and a gift shop

Guest reviews give top marks for the helpful staff

Room features

All 450 rooms offer comforts such as 24-hour room service and jetted bathtubs, in addition to thoughtful touches like premium bedding and pillow menus.

Other conveniences in all rooms include:

Hypo-allergenic bedding and down comforters

Bathrooms with jetted tubs and free toiletries

55-inch LED TVs with premium channels

Furnished balconies or patios, separate sitting areas, and recycling

All inclusive details

This property is all-inclusive. Onsite food and beverages are included in the room price (some restrictions may apply).

Gratuities and taxes

Gratuities and taxes are included. Additional gratuities at guests’ discretion are accepted.

Food and beverages

All buffet and à la carte meals, snacks, and beverages included

24-hour room service

In-room minibar (all beverages included)

In-room liquor dispensers

Activities and facilities/equipment

All onsite activities and use of facilities and equipment are included.

Water activities

Kayaking

Sailing

Snorkeling

Land activities

Bicycling

Fitness facilities

Soccer

Tennis

Volleyball

Lessons/classes/games

Aerobics

Cooking

Dancing

Language

Pilates

Water fitness

Yoga

Entertainment

Onsite entertainment and activities

Access to onsite nightclubs

Onsite live performances

Theme parties

Awards and affiliations

Green / Sustainable Property
This property participates in EarthCheck, a program that measures the property’s impact on one or more of the following: environment, community, cultural-heritage, the local economy.

Languages

English, Spanish

Cleaning and safety practices

Enhanced cleanliness measures

Disinfectant is used to clean the property

High-touch surfaces are cleaned and disinfected

Sheets and towels are washed at 60°C/140°F or hotter

Follows regional cleaning and disinfection practices of National Guidelines for reopening Tourism (Mexico)

Follows industry cleaning and disinfection practices of Safe Travels (WTTC – Global)

Social distancing

Cashless transactions are available for all charges at the property

Protective shields in place at main contact areas

Social distancing measures in place

Contactless room service is available

Safety measures

Personal protective equipment worn by staff

Temperature checks given to staff

Temperature checks available for guests

Masks available

Hand sanitizer provided

Enhanced food service safety measures are in place

Individually-wrapped food options available for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and through room service

Reservations are required for the use of certain onsite facilities

This information is provided by our partners.

Property amenities

Internet

Available in all rooms: Free WiFi

Available in some public areas: Free WiFi

Parking and transportation

Food and drink

Free buffet breakfast available daily 7:00 AM–11:00 AM

10 restaurants and 1 coffee shop/cafe

7 poolside bars, 11 bars/lounges, 1 beach bar and 1 swim-up bar

24-hour room service

Restaurants on site

Toscana

The Lobster House

The Grill

Barcelona

The Flavor Market

Things to do

24-hour fitness center

7 outdoor pools

Aerobics classes

Full-service spa

Kayaking

Outdoor tennis court

Sailing

Sauna

Scuba diving

Snorkeling

Spa tub

Tennis

Volleyball

Yoga classes

Conveniences

Guest services

Outdoors

15 treatment rooms

Body treatments

Body wraps

Couples treatment room(s)

Facials

Hot springs/mineral springs

Hydrotherapy

Manicures and pedicures

Massage – on the beach

Massage/treatment rooms

Outdoor treatment areas

Sauna

Spa open daily

Spa tub

Turkish bath/hammam

Accessibility

If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please contact the property using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.

Accessible bathroom (select rooms)

In-room accessibility (select rooms)

Roll-in shower (select rooms)

Wheelchair-accessible concierge desk

Wheelchair-accessible registration desk

Wheelchair accessible (may have limitations)

Room amenities

Bedroom

Air conditioning (climate-controlled)

Bed sheets

Blackout drapes/curtains

Down comforter

Hypo-allergenic bedding

Pillow menu

Premium bedding

Bathroom

Bathrobes

Free toiletries

Hair dryer

Jetted bathtub

Private bathroom

Separate bathtub and shower

Towels

Toothbrush and toothpaste

Entertainment

Food and drink

Coffee/tea maker

Free bottled water

Free minibar

Outdoor space

Desk

Laptop-compatible safe

Phone

Recycling

Separate sitting area

Slippers

Turndown service

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Check-in

93% of travelers were happy with check-in

Check-in from 3:00 PM – anytime

Early check-in subject to availability

Minimum check-in age – 18

Check-out

Check-out before noon

Special check-in instructions

Front desk staff will greet guests on arrival

For more details, please contact the property using the information on the booking confirmation

All guests are required to present a valid government-issued ID card and a credit card at check-in for incidental charges.

Access methods

Staffed front desk

No pets or service animals allowed

Children and extra beds

Children younger than 18 are not allowed at this adults-only property; all guests 18 and older are welcome

Rollaway/extra beds are not available

Cribs (infant beds) are not available

Property payment types

Important information

You need to know

Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy

Government-issued photo identification and a credit card may be required at check-in for incidental charges

Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges; special requests cannot be guaranteed

This property accepts credit cards; cash is not accepted

Safety features at this property include a fire extinguisher, a smoke detector, a security system, and a first aid kit

Be prepared: check the latest COVID-19 travel requirements and measures in place for this destination before you travel.

Please note that cultural norms and guest policies may differ by country and by property; the policies listed are provided by the property

No shows require payment in full, including taxes and service fee.

We should mention

Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments; reservations can be made by contacting the property prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation

Guests under 18 years old are not permitted at this adults-only property

Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms

No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property

This property welcomes guests of all sexual orientations and gender identities (LGBTQ friendly)

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4.9/5

Cleanliness

4.8/5

Staff & service

4.8/5

Amenities

8 out of 5″>4.8/5

Property conditions & facilities

4.8/5

Eco-friendliness

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5/5 Excellent

Brandice

Traveled with partner, Traveled with family

Sep 15, 2022

Liked: Cleanliness, staff & service, amenities, property conditions & facilities

We had an AMAZING vacation celebrating our father’s 70th! We did do club level which was worth it because Magna was delicious ( we ate there twice for breakfast and twice for dinner). If you dont do club level, Chez was spectacular as well. Also, no reservations were required… we did wait a bit at chez but we had a group of 6 so that made it more difficult, but we had a great time enjoying drinks while we waited. I honestly couldn’t believe the food that this resort provides. Even the pizza and tacos by the pool were great! Everything was pristine, service was wonderful, and the beach was beautiful. I cannot rave enough about this place! The only bad thing was that now im going to compare every other place I stay at to them! We will definitely be back.

Stayed 4 nights in Sep 2022

5/5 Excellent

Linda

Traveled with partner

Sep 12, 2022

Liked: Cleanliness, staff & service, amenities, property conditions & facilities

This was our second visit to this property and we loved it even more than the first time. Outstanding service everywhere we went, with a big thank you to Raul on the beach service! We looked forward to seeing his smiling face each day on the beach. We loved the shows and entertainment each day, and our favorite night was the Mexican heritage night. Can’t wait to be back again!

Stayed 7 nights in Sep 2022

4/5 Good

Maria Lourdes

Traveled with family

Sep 2, 2022

Liked: Cleanliness, staff & service, amenities, property conditions & facilities

Clean resort, excellent customer service. Would like for linens to be cleaner and more breathable. Would also like for more restaurants to offer breakfast and lunch

Stayed 4 nights in Aug 2022

5/5 Excellent

Taylor LeBryan

Aug 30, 2022

Liked: Cleanliness, staff & service, amenities, property conditions & facilities

Stayed 5 nights in Aug 2022

5/5 Excellent

William Blake

Traveled with partner

Aug 29, 2022

Liked: Cleanliness, staff & service, amenities, property conditions & facilities

Our stay at this resort was amazing and definitely would recommend and cant wait to go back again!

Stayed 5 nights in Aug 2022

5/5 Excellent

Amanda

Traveled with partner

Aug 23, 2022

Liked: Cleanliness, staff & service, amenities, property conditions & facilities

This was my first inclusive experience, and I loved it so much I am planning future trips in their other locations. The room is amazing with a huge walk-in shower and the jetted tub was perfect for late night drinking and snacking from the taco truck. The staff is so attentive. They never make you feel awkward or press for tips or upgrades. Caesar at the Martini bar was super knowledgeable, and my boyfriend loved trying all the mezcal they had in stock. The food was amazing. I didn’t really have a bad experience anywhere. I will say that the ribeye at The Grill was my favorite—so delicious! They brought me many sauces when I couldn’t make up my mind. Entertainment was pretty fun. There was a decent variety of music each day from Michael Jackson to traditional Mexican dancing to Broadway etc…..my only regret was not doing more of the tennis clinics. We only did one, but it was very beneficial, and I learned a lot during the hour long instruction. There was absolutely no trouble checking in or out, and I definitely would return! They have probably spoiled me, and now I will compare all other experiences to this one!

Stayed 8 nights in Jul 2021

5/5 Excellent

Eustace

Traveled with partner

Aug 20, 2022

Liked: Staff & service, amenities, property conditions & facilities

It’s really hard to find a fault with the resort. They really set the bar high. Been to several resorts like Aqua live, TRS coral, Secrets, plus….. and this resort is still my 1st choice and my family, tk to the service provided by CEASAR ( sum- sum) the main lobby bar tender. He literally runs it by himself and make everyone happy. The resort is flawless still modern looking and well maintained. Food great, drinks top shelf , well the best you will find in an all inclusive resort.

Stayed 3 nights in Aug 2022

5/5 Excellent

Kimberly Nicole

Traveled with partner

Aug 19, 2022

Liked: Cleanliness, staff & service, amenities, property conditions & facilities

I really enjoyed the stay. The staff was very welcoming and accommodating. The food was pretty good for all inclusive and the drinks were delicious. The room was very clean and furniture in excellent condition. Housekeeping services the room daily with turn down service in the evening. The only one downside is the bathroom is not very private but it was still very nice and not a deal breaker by any means. I can’t wait to visit again.

Stayed 4 nights in Aug 2022

5/5 Excellent

Fred L

Traveled with partner

Aug 18, 2022

Liked: Cleanliness, staff & service, amenities, property conditions & facilities

I strongly recommend.

Stayed 4 nights in Jul 2022

5/5 Excellent

Natalie N

Aug 17, 2022

Liked: Cleanliness, staff & service, property conditions & facilities

Thank you Excellence for making this one of the best trips I’ve ever had to Mexico. The service was excellent, everyone was so friendly and polite. The entertainment was everything. The hotel was so clean. Every bathroom I entered smelled amazing and was well kept. Some of my favorite people were Caesar, Monica, Isaac and the pool boy (can’t remember his name). If you get a chance to go to Mexican night… it’s a must. The silent party was fun as well. So many great singers and performers. I can’t stop thinking about this place. I will def be back. The only con I have was the water temperature in the shower, it never really got hot, it was always cool. I didn’t address it with anyone so I guess I wasn’t too concerned with it right? Lol. This place is a 10/10 recommend. There was never a dull moment. Top notch.

Stayed 4 nights in Aug 2022

Secrets Playa Mujeres Golf & Spa Resort

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Ocean view

Garden

Swimming pool

Free WiFi

Terrace

Balcony

Bathtub

Air conditioning

24-hour front desk

Key card access

Experience World-class Service at Secrets Playa Mujeres Golf & Spa Resort – All Inclusive Adults Only

Offering 2 outdoor pools, 4 hot tubs and a spa and wellness center, Secrets Playa Mujeres Golf & Spa Resort All Inclusive Adults Only is located on a secluded stretch of white-sand beach in Cancun. It is located right next to an 18-hole, signature Greg Norman golf course and features free WiFI and on-site parking.

Each suite here is totally air-conditioned and includes a flat-screen cable TV, coffee maker and iPod dock. They also boast a spa bath, mini-bar and a small seating area. Tablets are featured in all suites with complete hotel information.

At Secrets Playa Mujeres Golf & Spa Resort All Inclusive Adults Only you will find 9 different dining options: 1 buffet restaurant, 5 à-la-carte restaurants, 2 grills and a coffee shop, plus a private beach area and a tennis court.

Other features offered at the property include entertainment staff, a nightclub and meeting facilities. Guests staying at Secrets Playa Mujeres will have shared privileges with Dreams Playa Mujeres Golf and Spa Resort facilities, offering 10 additional restaurants, 12 bars, access to a water park, and free access to a traditional Temazcal ceremony.

An array of activities can be enjoyed on site or in the surroundings, including golfing and snorkeling, with crystal clear water available right off the coast of the hotel.

The popular resort city of Playa del Carmen can be reached in under 1 hour in car, while Cancun City Center is a 15-minute drive away.

The resort has the following certifications:

Rainforest Alliance

4 Diamond Award by the AAA

Couples in particular like the location – they rated it 9.1 for a two-person trip.

Secrets Playa Mujeres Golf & Spa Resort – All Inclusive Adults Only has been welcoming Booking.com guests since Aug 2, 2014
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1 swimming pool

Free WiFi

Beachfront

Parking

Restaurant

ATM & Currency Exchange: Need cash? There’s an ATM and a currency exchange service at this property.

Property Highlights

Top Location: Highly rated by recent guests (9. 1)

Want a great night’s sleep? This property was highly rated for its very comfy beds.

Continental, American, Buffet

Private Parking Available On Site

Tennis court

Fitness center

Golf course (within 2 miles)

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This property is part of the Travel Sustainable program, which means it’s taken significant steps to make your stay more sustainable.

Prices you can’t beat!

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The staff speaks English

Great location and facilities for couples

Closest beach

Mujeres Beach

8.6 Excellent beach

500 m from property

Property questions and answers

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Do you purify your drinking water and water for ice

Yes, here at the resort all our guests have bottled water and purify water for the ice.

Answered on November 4, 2019

Do you offer covid testing for US travelers ?

We are pleased to announce the inclusion of COVID-19 antigen testing on-property at no cost to guests traveling to the U.S., and as accepted per CDC U…

Answered on February 3, 2021

Are flights included in this package?

There are packages that include the flights, we kindly invite you to please verify the details at the moment of your reservation.

Answered on February 3, 2021

Is there transport to and from the airport?

The resort does not offer transportation services to the airport. Guests can externally reserve their shared or private transportation services.

Answered on June 24, 2020

Hi, if we book for one night (Sat-Sun) what does all inclusive mean? Food from check-in time until check-out time or food for two whole days? Thanks!

All our guests enjoy limitless access to gourmet à la carte dining options without reservations required during the time of their stay.

Answered on March 25, 2022

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Portofino

Food:
Italian

Seaside Grill

Food:
Grill/BBQ

Bordeaux

Food:
French

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Most popular facilities

1 swimming pool

Free WiFi

Beachfront

Parking

Restaurant

Outdoors

Outdoor furniture

Beachfront

Sun deck

Private beach area

Garden

Activities

Bingo

Aerobics

Live sports events (broadcast)

Live music/Performance

Cooking class

Tour or class about local culture

Themed dinners

Bike tours

Movie nights

Beach

Evening entertainment

Nightclub/DJ

Entertainment staff

Fishing
Additional charge

Golf course (within 2 miles)
Additional charge

Tennis court

Food & Drink

Coffee house on site

Fruit

Wine/Champagne

Snack bar

Breakfast in the room

Bar

Restaurant

Internet

WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.

Parking

Private parking is available on site (reservation is not needed) and charges may apply.

Secure parking

Front Desk Services

Private check-in/out

Concierge

ATM on site

Baggage storage

Tour desk

Currency exchange

24-hour front desk

Cleaning Services

Daily housekeeping

Suit press
Additional charge

Ironing service
Additional charge

Dry cleaning
Additional charge

Laundry
Additional charge

Business Facilities

Fax/Photocopying
Additional charge

Business center

Meeting/Banquet facilities
Additional charge

Safety & security

Fire extinguishers

CCTV outside property

CCTV in common areas

Smoke alarms

Security alarm

Key card access

Key access

24-hour security

Safe

General

Adults only

Designated smoking area

Air conditioning

Car rental

Soundproof rooms

Elevator

Facilities for disabled guests

Non-smoking rooms

Room service

Outdoor swimming pool

Free!
All pools are free of charge

Open all year

Opening times

Adults only

Pool/Beach towels

Pool bar

Personal trainer

Fitness classes

Yoga classes

Fitness

Massage chair

Full-body massage
Additional charge

Hand massage
Additional charge

Head massage
Additional charge

Couples’ massage
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Foot massage
Additional charge

Neck massage
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Back massage
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Spa/Wellness packages

Foot bath

Spa lounge/Relaxation area

Steam room

Spa facilities

Body wrap

Body scrub

Body treatments

Hairstyling

Haircut

Pedicure

Manicure

Hair treatments

Makeup services

Waxing services

Facial treatments

Beauty services

Beach umbrellas

Beach chairs/Loungers

Turkish/Steam Bath

Hot tub/Jacuzzi

Massage
Additional charge

Spa
Additional charge

Fitness center

Sauna
Additional charge

Languages Spoken

English

Spanish

French

House rules

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From 3:00 PM

Check-out

Until 12:00 PM

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Children & Beds

Child policies

Children not allowed.

Crib and extra bed policies

There’s no capacity for cribs at this property.

This property doesn’t offer extra beds.

Age restriction

The minimum age for check-in is 18

Pets

Pets are not allowed.

Cards accepted at this property

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Where is Playa Mujeres? – Hola Weddings

Are you wondering about the difference between Playa Mujeres and Isla Mujeres? Keep on reading to discover what and where is Playa Mujeres, the newest and hottest destination for all inclusive destination weddings.

This area is a gated community located a few miles north of the famous Cancun hotel zone. This exclusive area is comprised of luxurious all inclusive hotels, a golf course, a marina, and a few private residences.

The entrance into the area has a 24-hour security gate so only residents, guests of the hotels or golf course and their employees are allowed access.

Contrary to the high rise and proximity of the hotels in Cancun, the hotels in Playa Mujeres and Costa Mujeres, and tend to be spread out. As a result, you have a more intimate and secluded feel.

Where is Playa Mujeres located on a map?

You’ll find the gated area, just north of Cancun and the Cancun hotel zone, built around the golf course, but also bordered by the beach. It is a peninsula that extends into Costa Mujeres and then ends with Isla Blanca.

What is the Airport for Playa Mujeres?

The main airport used to arrive at the area is Cancun International airport. Therefore, you will then need to take an airport shuttle, private transfer, or rent a car to arrive at your hotel.

How can I get there?

You need to get an airport transfer or rent a vehicle as there is no public transportation into the gated community.

What is the beach like in Playa Mujeres?

The beach is long, white and the water is turquoise and clear right off the shore. There are no rocks and swimming access is easy. From most areas of the beach, you can see an island across the way and that is Isla Mujeres.

The beach in front of The Finest in Playa Mujeres (real unedited cell phone pic)

Is there seaweed on the beaches in the area?

Well, that is a hard one to answer. To be honest, it depends on a lot of factors and nature is hard to predict. We can say that the seaweed problem has been a lot less prevalent in Playa Mujeres than the Riviera Maya with little to none.

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What does it mean?

Firstly, mujeres (moo-hair-ez) means Women. And, secondly, playa means Beach. The island you see from the beach is, in fact, Isla Mujeres, which was named for its multiple statues of women found throughout the island. So, since it has a view of the island, it developed this name.

Are Isla Mujeres and Playa Mujeres the same thing?

No, Isla Mujeres is the island, only accessible via ferry. The area Playa Mujeres is driveable, and from the shores, you can see the island.

What are the best activities to do in the area?

If you are staying at a hotel in in the area, most tours will pick up from your hotel lobby. The closest activities, if you don’t want to stray too far from your home base are catamaran trips, which leave from the Amada Marina or you can golf at the Playa Mujeres Golf Course.

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Do the hotels include golf at the Golf Club?

Well, yes and no. Some hotels, like Atelier, do have special packages which will include golf. The AmResorts (Dreams and Secrets) do include green fees, but there are certain extras to be paid on top of that, so although the green fee is free, you have to pay for your cart.

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What hotels are located in Playa Mujeres and Costa Mujeres?

Most hotels are luxurious and relatively new as this is a new area in Cancun. Here are a few quick ideas for hotels in the area. However, if you want more information, don’t hesitate to check out our top hotels in Playa Mujeres Blog.

Family Friendly Hotels

Catalonia
Dreams Playa Mujeres
Estudio by Atelier
The Finest by Excellence Collection
Grand Palladium Resort & Spa
Majestic Elegance
Paradisus Playa Mujeres
Planet Hollywood Cancun
Riu Dunamar
Riu Palace Costa Mujeres

The splash pad located in the kids club at the Finest Playa Mujeres
(real unedited cell phone pic)

Adults Only Hotels

Atelier
TRS Coral
Excellence Playa Mujeres
Secrets Playa Mujeres
Majestic Elegance Adults Only area
Planet Hollywood Adult Scene Cancun

One part of the lazy river (and the swim out rooms to the right) at the Excellence Playa Mujeres (real unedited cell phone pic)

We hope we’ve covered all the bases and this is everything you need to know about the area. Did we miss anything? If you have questions or comments, let us know!

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Review: Excellence Playa Mujeres in Cancun

No one was more surprised than I was to find myself headed to Cancun for the second time in six months. But in COVID times it was one of the simpler options, so the question was whether to stay again at the stunning LeBlanc, or try somewhere new. I ultimately decided to give Excellence Playa Mujeres (my second choice) a try, and wanted to provide a detailed review!

If you want to read more about my personal experience at EPM (more narrative, the routine I fell into, just more personal overall), I’ve got that for you. This post is a more formal, detailed review of specific parts of the resort experience.

My other Cancun adventures to help with your trip planning:

A Lovely, Relaxing Solo Trip To Cancun’s Excellence Playa Mujeres

Review: A Stay At Cancun’s Luxury LeBlanc Resort

LeBlanc Cancun or Excellence Playa Mujeres: Which Is Right For You?

LeBlanc’s Restaurants: A Detailed Food & Drink Guide

How to Have a Chill DIY Beach Vacay in Cancun

My First All-Inclusive Experience, at Royal Hideaway Playacar

Review: Playa del Carmen’s Royal Hideaway Playacar

I’ll go MUCH more in-depth about the room, resort grounds, pools, beach, food and drinks, Excellence Club, and more below…with LOTS of pictures so you can really get a feel.

It’s quite a lot of info, but that’s because when I was doing my own research on resorts in the Cancun area, I had trouble finding really helpful details (particularly recent ones) to help me make my decisions.

But in case you’re short on time, here’s the TL;DR version…

The resort is beautiful, well cared for, and fairly sprawling. People clearly love it and come back over and over. It definitely caters to couples, and seems like 50% of the doors had happy anniversary or honeymoon banners on them. But you saw some friend groups and (adult) families too.

There are 7 different pools (3 dedicated to Excellence Club) and they’re lovely. The beach is underwhelming, not the best in the area…if you’re really wanting an amazing beach, go further south.

My room was lovely, pretty large, and comfortable, as well as impeccably clean. I appreciated that they had decent seating on the balcony too. I stayed in an Excellence Club Junior Suite Ocean View.

The food was a little uneven…had some great individual dishes but quite a few average ones too. It always *looks* beautiful, but they didn’t always taste as good.

I didn’t have a chance to try out the spa, but it gets good reviews.

EPM has quite a lot of different activities, depending on what you want. The evening live music and shows are great, and there’s stuff during the day. If you want to try out one of their mixology classes or similar, make sure to book a few days (or more) ahead. And if you’re looking to do excursions they are able to set those up.

See my direct comparison of Excellence Playa Mujeres vs. LeBlanc Cancun

Okay, diving in to the details…here’s what we’ll cover in this EPM review:

Complimentary transfer to & from the airport

Excellence Club: yea or nay?

The rooms

The resort grounds

The pools

The beach

The service

Food & drinks

Activities & excursions

First, a few miscellaneous thoughts and tips for your trip…I was there in late May 2021, and all the staff were wearing masks but no guests were. For me, that was good news, but if you’re concerned about it you should know.

There’s a Facebook group called “We Love Excellence Playa Mujeres” that is SO helpful! I didn’t find out about it until partway through my trip, but it would be really valuable for your pre-trip planning. I recommend joining it!

The resort has gotten rid of all plastic straws. But they don’t have any alternatives (paper, bamboo, etc.). There are just literally no straws at the resort. If you care about that at all (I DO!!!) I recommend bringing your own. These metal ones are great. Also, it would be helpful to have clips to hold your towel to pool chairs. Many people bring their own insulated cups as well.

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The complimentary transfer
My booking came with a complimentary transfer to and from the airport, and I used Seasons like they recommended. In your resort confirmation there’s the info you need to contact them about your transfer.

I emailed them and didn’t get a response back for a bit (maybe a week?) but then followed up about a week before my trip and they responded quickly. The process was seamless and I had no trouble finding them at the airport. Seasons was easy to use, nice clean cars, and the drivers were courteous.

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Should you get Excellence Club?
So one of the main decisions you’ll need to make—other than the type of room—is whether you want to have Excellence Club (EC) or not. As opposed to many other resorts, this isn’t some club you join or pay for access to long-term, but rather a level of room you book.

Now it’s important to know that the ROOMS themselves aren’t different. They’re the same as non-EC, though in slightly better locations in my opinion. But there are a few big perks that come with it. The biggest ones are access to Excellence Club lounge, Magna restaurant and bar area, and Excellence Club-only pools and beach areas.

You also get private check-in and check-out. I knew I wanted Excellence Club (especially for the more private, chill pool areas) and that’s what I booked, and so I was whisked upstairs when I arrived, offered champagne, and checked in. This is the Excellence Club lounge and bar area.

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Below is an example of one of the Excellence Club pools (building 7, the view from my room). The EC pool areas are small (feel a bit claustrophobic) but nice and private, and for someone like me who didn’t want the more party-like atmosphere and crowds of the main pool, this was a draw.

One of the biggest differences is the beach area, and you can see from the third pic below that the Excellence Club beach area has upgraded loungers, beach bags, and Bali beds.

They will constantly come and ask your room number when you arrive and throughout the day to make sure only EC people are in the EC pools and beach areas, and your room key gives you access to Magna.

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Magna was my favorite restaurant on the resort, and is exclusive to Excellence Club. I ate there twice for dinner and twice for breakfast. The service there was great, food really solid, and you have slightly more options for wines that don’t cost extra (you can at least pick between varietals, rather than just “red or white”).

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On my last night the staff put a nice message in rose petals on my table (“CBS”, which means “come back soon”), and on my dessert.

The pool concierge at my Excellence Club pool also gave me a “coco loco” (coconut monkey filled with a piña colada since I’d been drinking those all week) and a beautiful towel message on my last day. I’m assuming that’s all EC “special touches” but I don’t know that for sure.

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The rooms at EPM
I booked an Excellence Club Junior Suite Ocean View room. The room was very nice, comfortable, clean, and had a good seating area. I really liked that they not only had a little table and chairs but also a comfy bed out on the balcony for chillin’. I spent a LOT of time out here!

If the bellboy doesn’t mention it when they bring you to the room, you can ask them to turn the air down to 64 which apparently is the lowest it goes. It does not feel like 64 but it’s way better. And many people recommend using something called Damp Rid to help with the humidity (I didn’t and I was fine, but can see how it would be nice).

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I never used my little jacuzzi tub but it was really cute and has a great view. I *did* use the little leather card holder they left me, for my room keys, to keep them from getting de-magnetized. I believe the in-room alcohol bottles are a little bit better with Excellence Club as well, but can’t confirm.

The little petits four they left every night with turndown service were beautiful, though all were way too sweet or stale for me. Really pretty though.

Every morning I’d be up early, make myself some espresso (they have in-room Nespresso machines), and sit out on the balcony.

I ordered pastries from room service the night before to be delivered at a certain time, though they weren’t great. When I remembered, I’d grab a couple pastries at the coffee shop before going to bed, to have with my coffee in the morning.

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The resort grounds
The resort is a circular maze, and I’m positive I never got to every part of it. The grounds are beautiful and very well-cared for, with interesting landscaping…it all feels very lush!

Beyond the main building, which has the lobby, several restaurants, Excellence Club lounge, and Martini Bar (on the bottom floor), the resort is oriented around the main pool and Lobster House restaurant. The restaurant sits on a little island within the pool, so always has great views.

The “lazy river” pool (it doesn’t move on its own, so the name can be a little misleading) then kind of winds around the outside of the main pool, and there are cute little walkways and bridges to take you to different parts of the resort. They give a feeling of whimsy over only having sidewalks.

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This is the inside of the main building, as you can see it’s really lovely. Excellence Club lounge, Magna, and a couple other restaurants are on level 2, the lobby and some restaurants on the main level, and then Martini Bar, some restaurants, and shops on the bottom floor. This is a major congregating area in the evening.

The third pic below is the Plaza Prelude, where there’s a good bar, evening entertainment, the taco truck (which I never got to try), and then the coffee shop Aroma is on the opposite side of the plaza.

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The resort is really beautiful at night as well.

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The pools at Excellence Playa Mujeres
Okay, some of the really important stuff…because as I mentioned in my LeBlanc Cancun review, I am really here for the pools! The pools at EPM are all pretty, but particularly the main ones. The Excellence Club pools aren’t anything special, other than being more private.

The club pools don’t get much sun in the early morning or late afternoon (pool 8 gets more in the morning at least). Generally speaking sun is a little hit and miss in the late afternoon anyway, because the sun has gone behind the big buildings.

The main pool right around the Lobster House is definitely where the action’s at, much more “bumpin’” (do people still say that??). That doesn’t mean it’s like college kids spring break or anything, just that there’s more of an upbeat party atmosphere, very social, they have activities throughout the day and a DJ.

It’s a grown-up party, but still a party. So for me that’s a hard pass as I’m 80 years old inside…all I want to do is read my Kindle in peace, get a tan, and drink piña coladas!

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My biggest issue with the pools at EPM? The pools all have palapa-style umbrellas (with thatched covering), which LOOK very cool but are not terribly practical. They can’t be lowered or moved depending on what kind of sun coverage you want.  That makes it a little tricky if you’re (like me) going to be at the pool all day, because the sun moves a ton and you have to keep moving your chair around, or try and find a new chair (which is difficult, particularly if the resort were at capacity).

The other minor thing is that the pool lounge chairs are decent but have a huge gap when flat. I always had to lay on them backward whenever I was on my stomach because otherwise it was super uncomfortable. A small thing, but just a note.

I did try out the hammocks for a hot minute, because I knew @sjems5 would kill me if I didn’t. It’s a really cool option to have, and for some people I can see them spending a lot of time here. I was more worried I’d dump my Kindle in the pool!

There are some Bali beds (with covering/curtains) around the main pools that are first-come/first-served too, so get out early if you want those!

As I mentioned, I spent most of my time at the Excellence Club pool (building 8), which has its own bar and concierge. Gimme those pineapple mojitos!!

From a location standpoint, the EC pool at building 7 is super chill, no music playing even, but doesn’t have a bar. That’s the main reason I chose the one at building 8, so I could get drinks and food easier. You can order some food out at the pool, it’s a fairly limited menu but a good option to have (get the quesadillas!).

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I loved to see the main pool at sunrise as well! Couldn’t resist sharing this pic…

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The beach at EPM
This might be make-or-break for some people. Basically, the beach at Excellence Playa Mujeres is nice enough, but definitely not amazing.

And there are a LOT of amazing beaches in this part of Mexico, so if that’s really important to you, I’d maybe look for a different resort (the main Cancun hotel zone and Playa Del Carmen both have lovely beaches…check out LeBlanc or Royal Hideaway Playa del Carmen).

The beach, since it faces east, gets good sun in the early morning and midday. It also has amazing sunrise views. It has the same palapa umbrellas and sun lounge chairs as the pools do. It also has (at least in the Excellence Club areas) sun beds (first pic below) and Bali beds (second pic below). One note, neither of the bed types can be adjusted up or down, they are what they are.

Here’s what the beach looks like during the day. Now, I’m not sure if the sargassum (seaweed algae stuff) might have been just as bad at any other resort at this particular time (late May 2021). They do comb the beach every morning, basically pushing the seaweed right up to the edge of the waves.

But even in the middle of the day it never had that beautiful open beach feel, with lots of different colors of green and blue, that you can see in the two resorts I linked above, or at Isla Mujeres at the end of this post. I just don’t think the beach is a selling point here. For me, it’s not my #1 consideration so that’s fine. If I’d had @sjems5 with me, it would have been a dealbreaker for her.

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That said, a sunrise on the Riviera Maya never gets old…

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The service
You can’t do a review of Excellence Playa Mujeres without talking about the staff and service, since it’s one of the biggest things they say is a selling point, and that people talk about afterward. Overall I found the staff here to be super friendly, always smiling, and eager to help. Shoutout to Martha and Antonio at pool 8!

One thing that was a little weird is that I sometimes felt ignored by servers when I was trying to get their attention, whether at the pool or in restaurants. I wondered if it was because I was alone? I just could see them checking on everyone but me, which was strange. I think that nice resorts in general struggle to know what to do with single people/solo travelers. Strangely I felt more comfortable as a single person at Leblanc even though I was literally the only solo person there at the time.

Something that started make me laugh was that I was asked constantly whether I had any food allergies. I totally appreciate them asking, but what was funny is that I was asked when I checked in (and it was noted on my account), and then LITERALLY every time I went to a restaurant, both the hostess asked me and noted it, and then the server would ask me again at my table. I started to get the giggles anytime I was asked.

One thing I did NOT like was that some of the staff was pressuring me to fill out reviews right in front of them…daily at the pool area, at the snorkeling on the boat, etc. This isn’t the staff’s fault, because from what they told me, they have quotas of reviews tied to their jobs, which is ridiculous. So this is a management issue but put a bad taste in my mouth (and made me distrust reviews I saw a little more).

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Food & drinks
I’m going to do a MUCH more in-depth review of the restaurants and bars at Excellence Playa Mujeres, including diving into different food and drinks I loved (and what I didn’t). So here I’ll just provide an overview. Dinner reservations are not required (and in fact you can’t make them in most cases), so it’s first-come, first-served. I always went right at 6:00 when they opened.

First off, a PSA: There are no straws at the resort. Period. So if you care about having a straw, bring your own.

As I mentioned early in this post, Magna was my favorite restaurant overall, and it’s Excellence Club-only. Some of my fave dishes were the foie gras toast with candied pear, salmon appetizer, and the scrambled eggs with mushrooms and truffle oil. They had good cocktails and better wine too.

My second-favorite restaurant was Basmati, which was delicious and had great service (shouts to Efrain!). Among the other restaurants, Chez Isabelle was good overall, though I found the appetizers strong but the main dishes just okay (this was a common theme for me with restaurants at EPM). Service here felt rushed and perfunctory. Spice was just okay, though the rice pudding (like kheer) was awesome and the sushi was good.

Overall, EPM had a lot bigger focus on cocktails and alcohol options than other resorts I’ve stayed at, which was great to see for someone who is not a tequila fan. Martini Bar had interesting cocktails (and quite a few gin cocktails), the bar in Excellence Club had some great ones, and then I honestly mostly got drinks out at the pool.

I was SUPER bummed that they didn’t have the gin cart when I was there, but hopefully that comes back soon? I think it might have been a COVID casualty.

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I only ate at Lobster House a couple times and never found The Grill, so can’t speak to it. The fish tacos were pretty good, and the salmon tataki (slightly weird texture but great flavor). I just didn’t feel like taking time to go have a real lunch, since I usually had two breakfasts 🙂

Okay, let’s talk casual/fast food options. The food available to order poolside food was fairly limited and standard, but enough choices. The quesadilla was decent, guacamole edible but really needed salt. Nachos were terrible.

I also REALLY struggled with room service. First, the good things—the room service menu is large and varied, and it’s really prompt. You also have a box in your room where you can have them leave your food if you don’t want to answer the door (I loved this touch, very convenient). However, I ordered breakfast multiple times, dinner and dessert a couple times, and the food sadly was, without fail, terrible.

My advice is to stick to restaurants, or if you’re getting room service, things like smoothies or the smoked salmon bagel (both are hard to mess up and were good).

I did want to give a shout-out to one of my favorite places, Aroma! This is the coffee shop at the resort, the only place to get good coffee. They also have decent pastries (pineapple horseshoe!), great little desserts later in the day (get the fruit tart!). And I lived on the iced macadamia nut lattes…I just wish they opened an hour earlier!

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Activities & excursions
EPM has a ton of different types of activities and also provides access to a lot of (paid) excursions. I believe non-motorized watersports are free, which is a big draw for people.

My #1 tip: book things ahead!! If there are activities you want to do, like the Mojito class (which they only offer certain days), or any spa treatments, you absolutely need to make sure you book ahead. Even for the hydrotherapy treatment that comes with EC rooms…I called Wednesday evening and they didn’t have anything Thursday or Friday morning, and said that actual spa services were booked even further out.

They have a lot of activities throughout the day and in the evening, everything from yoga to kayaking to beach games to quiz games. If you’re looking for a place with lots to do so you don’t get bored, Excellence definitely might be the place for you. Then they have things like cocktail classes, wine tastings, etc. that have a small fee (like $25) and need to be booked.

I didn’t try any of the spa services, so can’t speak to them. The spa is a large building on the edge of the resort, very calm and beautiful. There’s also this little hut they use for couples massages by the beach.

There are always evening entertainment activities, starting with live music around 7:30pm. I would always do an early dinner (getting to the restaurant right at 6p when they open), then be finishing up right around 7:30 so I’d come out to Prelude Plaza and have a drink and listen to music for a while.

From Souly Grail to indie acoustic to Cubanissimo, all the live music was great. Around 9:00pm there would be a show next door in the open-air theater, then around 10:15pm more live music, a silent party, karaoke, or something a little higher-energy.

Be aware of where your room is located, because some of those afterparty things can be quite loud, and don’t wrap up til 11:30. It was only an issue for me one night.

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On a whim, I did do one excursion, a boat and snorkeling trip over to Isla Mujeres. We got ferried out to the boat in a tiny motorboat in groups, then took off across the water. El Farito was our first stop, where we snorkeled for quite a while. Then we pulled up to the famous Playa Norte on Isla Mujeres…the water is so shallow we literally walked from the boat to the beach.

Finally, before heading back to the hotels we stopped at a shipwreck and snorkeled around it. One thing to be careful of, when I booked the guy told me we’d be back by noon, but we didn’t actually get back til almost 2:00. This was important to me first and foremost because my COVID test was scheduled for 2:30 so it was cutting it close (plus I chose this excursion because it didn’t take most of a day vs. other ones).

I loved this experience, and next time I’d actually just do the legwork and book my own that’s a little more private and less “mass” (MM Royale Yachts gets good reviews from resort-goers), but it was a super convenient and easy option, cost me $70 I think plus tipping the boat folks?

Here are my go-to beach tote, swimsuits, walking sandals, & more!

WHEW!!! I told you it would be an in-depth EPM review! Excellence Playa Mujeres is a lovely resort and a great option for couples, adult families, friend groups, and is okay for solo travelers. It is a great option if you’re looking for a more social experience, somewhere with lots of activities and things to do, or a little higher-energy.

If you’re looking for super quiet, chill, luxury, it’s okay but there are probably better options for you (I do love LeBlanc). Here’s a comparison of the two.

FAQ for EPM
What is the best way to book Excellence Playa Mujeres?

You can book through EPM’s website directly…though it’s worth calling their customer service to see if you can get a better rate. Weirdly it’s not on Booking.com, which is one of my go-tos. Make sure to read through TripAdvisor reviews too.

What is Excellence Club at Excellence Playa Mujeres?

Excellence Club is a level at EPM that you can pay extra for. As opposed to many other resorts, this isn’t some club you join or pay for access to long-term, but rather a level of room you book. The rooms themselves aren’t different, but the service and access to different pool and beach areas as well as a dedicated nice restaurant and bar are included. For my style of travel, it was worth it.

Does Excellence Playa Mujeres have a swim-up bar?

Yes, the main big pool that surrounds one of the restaurants has a great swim-up bar. As far as I remember, the other pool bars are all “on land”.

Does Excellence Playa Mujeres have a lazy river?

Not technically, no. One of their pools is set up in the shape of a lazy river, where it’s narrow and winds through the resort. However, the water does not move which is a key feature of a real lazy river.

Do you tip at Excellence Playa Mujeres?

It’s not required, but it is definitely welcomed and I would have felt weird not tipping some. I have no idea how much other guests tipped, but I usually did $1-2 for drinks, $5-10 for meals, and $3-5 for housekeeping daily.

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Playa Mujeres Golf Club – Top 100 Golf Courses of Mexico

This Greg Norman design is flat and was in very good condition located about 20 minutes north of Cancun. Take your sunscreen here as the sun is relentless. There is one really great view of the ocean behind the sixteenth green.

The fairways are usually wide but there is no real “first cut” as the vegetation is thick and goes along both sides of many holes other than the water holes. Some of the fairways are too narrow for the hole. I played abysmally off the tee and paid the price with a high score due to the vegetation where I often had to punch out or had a lost ball. It was a fairly windy day but I believe the vegetation to be the biggest defense to the golf course. I played the 6775 Gold tees while the Black tees are at 7218 and the silver at 6342 yards. The indexes respectively are 74.5/139, 72.5/132 and 70.2/126. The vegetation often is on top of sand so sometimes you are forced to hit a bunker shot while crouched over due to the overhanging vegetation.

It is a resort course and unlimited golf packages are available through the resort.

The first nine hole sit to one side of the entrance road to the golf course with the second nine on the other side which is closer to the ocean.

The first hole is a par 4 of 392/354/338 with water down the right side to almost 300 yards out ending in sand and trees. There are two bunkers on the left side with the green relatively unprotected. I found the water with a slight fade and two bounces right. It has a very large green for a hole of this length. This is a harder starting hole than typically found at a resort course.

The second hole is a par five of 550/506/488 and is the number one index. There is a waste are around 282 yards out from the back tee that is about 30 yards wide. The fairway has a bunker right for the second shot as well as a bunker right and left nearer the green.

The third hole is a short par 3 of 145/138/128 with water in front from the back tee ending in a long bunker. The green is slightly tilted towards the water. It is a nice short par 3.

The fourth plays at 437/366/350 and is a slight dogleg right with the bunker strangely enough on the right side just 200 yards from the back tee. The green has protective bunkers left and two to the right including a somewhat pot bunker. The green narrows behind the left bunker leaving the left side as a difficult pin placement.

Five is the second par 5 at 553/533/508 and is listed as the second hardest hole on the front nine. It is a big horseshoe to the left with seemingly a jungle of trees on the left side. The hole ends with a large bunker eating into the green so a back right pin position is challenging. I played the hole poorly but I liked the concept of it.

Six is a mid-length par 3 o 172/158/141. There is water once again in front of the two longest tees but it stops well before the green so it is not really in play. There is a large bail-out front of the green. A bunker sits on the right side of the green which is slanted towards the water. It’s a pretty hole, but also a standard hole.

Seven is a longer par 4 of 469/452/417 with another sandy waste area 300-350 yards out. This hole feels like you found an oasis in the trees such is the density of the trees on either side of the fairway. The waste area creeps close to the green.

The eighth hole is a dogleg right playing at 434/401/362 and I thought was the best hole on the front nine as there is a fairway bunker left and then a pond with bunkers on both sides of the pond that fronts the green which sits to the right side of the hole. There is a bail-out area left of the green but it should be unnecessary from all but the back tee.

Nine feels like the first hole a bit in that water goes down most of the right side of the fairway on this par 4 of 434/401/362 yards. Once again the fairway stops around 270-325 yards out with a sandy area that crosses the entire fairway. A pond sits off to the left but should not be in play to this green that sits off to the right. I did not like that it was the second hole in a row with a similar feel to the green location. The hole has sand and trees all the way down the left.

After getting refreshed at the clubhouse you turn to a par 4 of 438/410/358 which has a pinched fairway. I did not care for the hole as I thought it was too narrow even though the green has no bunkers.

The eleventh is a par 3 of 197/184/158 yards playing along the road although you don’t see it due to the jungle of trees. Water lines the entire right side and the green ends right against it. Two bunkers front the green. I found this to be the par 3 I liked the most even though I splashed my ball by fading it in too much.

The twelfth is a par 4 of 446/418/389 with water all down the right from the tee to the green. There are two bunkers on the right side of the fairway with the first having an island of trees in it. I liked the hole.

Thirteen is a shorter par 5 of 519/502/489 that is a dogleg right with a large fairway bunker on the left eating into half of the fairway but it really is not in play on either the tee shot or second. The green has no bunkers. I felt this was perhaps the easiest hole on the golf course. You do get a view of the ocean at the end of the hole.

The fourteenth tee has a similar view to behind the thirteenth tee and is a par 4 of 463/434/411 playing as a dogleg right. Once again the fairway is very wide with a large fairway bunker is on the left side to force you to take either a shorter line or a bolder line down the right. The green sits back on the left a bit and has three bunkers to the left. The green is large with many undulations. It is another fine hole.

The fifteenth is a short par 3 of 164/156/144 yards that was not much of a golf hole. It has a raised green with run-offs front, right and back. The bunker on the left eats into the green much like you find in an Australian sandbelt course. Maybe this is the easiest hole.

The sixteenth takes you to the beach itself whereas on 13 and 14 you have to sort of work to see it. It is a short par 4 of 386/367/337 with a wide fairway and four bunkers fronting the green. This hole is designed to play into the wind but also designed to ensure you see the ocean from the green itself as it is raised and there is no vegetation behind the green.

Seventeen turns you back inland with a par 5, the longest hole on the course at 597/579/570 yards. It is a sharp dogleg right and after the turn water runs down the right all the way to the green. There is a bunker left at the turn and two more fairway bunkers left and right short of the green that come into play for the second shot. The green’s right side is against the water. This is a hard earned par and I hole I liked.

The final hole is a 460/442/414 par 4 and has water down the entire right side. There is a fairway bunker on the right side that is long but well short of the green and another large sand area with trees inside on the left side of the green. The wind from the ocean should help keep a tee shot from going right into the water. Water has continued on the right side of the green. It is a tough finish.

From this review you can see that water is often used on this course and unfortunately, it is always on the right side. This makes many of the holes have a similar look and feel. But for a resort course, it is okay and one you would like to play 2-3 times during a week’s stay.

October 27, 2019

Things to do in Playa Mujeres

Playa Mujeres is a part of Cancun that many people are not yet familiar with. Literally translating to “beach of the women” or “women’s beach” it is not to be confused with Isla Mujeres, the small island located off the coast of Cancun.

Playa Mujeres beach is a newly developed area located on the mainland, about a 45-minute drive from the airport and north of both the Hotel Zone and downtown Cancun and south of Isla Blanca. Many new hotels have been built in this area, which is sometimes called Costa Mujeres as well, and there are many more to come. In fact, the area may end up being home to more hotel rooms than the Hotel Zone.

Until recent years, this area, or more specifically Puerto Juarez just to the south, was only known as being the base for the ferry to Isla Mujeres, while the area to the north where the new hotels are now located was mostly jungle. There is however a Mayan ruins site called El Meco as well, so the Mayans occupied this beautiful area long before developers and tourists did.

The area is very different from the Hotel Zone, and is surrounded by mangroves and rainforest jungle. The pale blue ocean waters are calmer, since the white sand beach faces the island. You can’t walk along the street in Playa Mujeres and find restaurants, shopping or tour operators, but luckily, Aquaworld’s Playa Mujeres activities are conveniently available right in many Playa Mujeres hotels.

So, if you are wondering what to do in Playa Mujeres, read on!

Snorkeling in Playa Mujeres

Snorkeling is one of the best activities to do in Cancun, and Playa Mujeres snorkeling is no different. Aquaworld offers both a snorkeling tour with various stops and a Discover scuba diving tour, which allows you to learn how to scuba dive in one day. Both are available in Playa Mujeres. The Mesoamerican Barrier Reef System, the second largest barrier reef system in the world, is located right off the shores of Cancun, so you can expect to see coral reef formations and other marine life like colorful fish, starfish, sea turtles and rays. As we mentioned previously, you don’t have to worry about transportation, because Aquaworld will pick you up at Playa Mujeres beach, right in front of your hotel or very close to it.

Snorkel tour from Playa Mujeres

Aquaworld’s Snorkel tour from Playa Mujeres visits three unforgettable spots, and believe it or not, will not even take up the entire day. After you are picked up by a boat from the beach in front of or near your hotel, the tour begins with snorkeling at the “Meco” site off the coast of Isla Mujeres, where you will see coral formations and schools of different colored fish, then a visit to the island, where you can swim in the calm turquoise water, relax on the beach, Playa Norte (North Beach), and even grab a cold cerveza from a beach bar. The last stop is for more snorkeling, this time at a sunken shrimp boat, which is teaming with fish and other marine life. You’ll be picked up at around 8:30 am and you’ll be back to your hotel in time for lunch, around 12:30 – 1:00 pm.

This tour includes a life vest (mandatory), mask, a new snorkel tube, fins, water, soda and beer. Children as young as 6 years old may participate.

Playa Mujeres Scuba diving

Discover Scuba Diving from Playa Mujeres

Discover Scuba Diving is a great scuba diving Playa Mujeres tour because it allows you to learn how to dive and then go scuba diving in the ocean, all in one day! After you learn and practice in the pool, you will dive at Manchones, a shallow reef located off Isla Mujeres, where you will see different types of marine life. This tour is available Monday, Wednesday and Friday. It’s important to only book this experience if you are staying in one of the following hotels: Excellence Playa Mujeres, Finest Playa Mujeres, Secrets Playa Mujeres, Dreams Playa Mujeres, Atelier and Dreams Vista. Aquaworld’s instructor to give you a class in your hotel at 11:00 am, then you will dive the same day at 2:00 pm, and return to your hotel around 4:30 – 5:00 pm.

This tour includes a class both in and out of the water, scuba diving equipment and a one-tank dive. Participants must be at least 10 years old.

Excursions Playa Mujeres

Las actividades y excursiones llevan sus vacaciones al siguiente nivel. Te permiten ver parte del área local y crear Activities and excursions take your vacation to the next level. They allow you to see some of the local area and make special memories. In addition to snorkeling and scuba diving, Aquaworld offers other Playa Mujeres activities. How about getting a bird’s eye view of Playa Mujeres while flying high in the sky on the Skyrider, or renting a waverunner and flying across the surface of the Caribbean Sea? And if you want to get from Playa Mujeres to Isla Mujeres, Aquaworld can help with that as well.

Speed Boat Crossing from Playa Mujeres to Isla Mujeres

Visit the charming tropical island Isla Mujeres. Aquaworld’s Aquatwister, a speedboat that travels up to 90 kph, will get you there in less than less than 30 minutes. Then you’ll have about 4 hours to enjoy the island. Rent a golf cart and explore, head to Playa Norte (North Beach), which has been named one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, and relax at a beach club and swim in the turquoise blue Caribbean, or shop for Mexican handicrafts and souvenirs downtown. A small boat will pick you up at your hotel and then take you and other guests to the Aquatwister, so it’s important to be ready at your scheduled time, either 10:00 am, 11:00 am or 12:00 pm. The Speed Boat Crossing is available Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. (your return ride departs from the island five hours later).

This tour includes pick-up from your hotel, a life jacket (mandatory) and an 18-minute ride to Isla Mujeres. Children as young as 3 years old may ride.

Waverunners from Playa Mujeres

Got the need for speed? There is nothing like renting a waverunner and flying across the turquoise water with the sun on your shoulders and the wind in your hair. Up to two people can share the Yamaha 110HP waverunner and you can rent for 30 or 60 minutes (It goes by so quickly!). After receiving instructions and a life jacket you’ll be off on your wild water adventure. Aquaworld’s professional staff will keep an eye on your and let you know when your time is up. A special license is not required to operate the waverunner, which is available daily.

This tour includes a guide, instructions, a life jacket (mandatory) and a waverunner ride. Children as young as 5 years old may ride and the driver must be at least 16 years old.

Skyrider from Playa Mujeres

If you have never parasailed, it’s time to cross this can’t miss adventure off your bucket list. With Aquaworld’s Skyrider you will take a breathtaking flight and see Cancun, Isla Mujeres and the sparkling Caribbean Sea from above. You might even spot some dolphins! The Skyrider is super comfortable, because it features a reclining seat built for two. When your time is up and the parachute is brought back down, ask for a splash and see what happens. The Skyrider is available daily.

This tour includes a guide, instructions, a life jacket (mandatory) and a 10-minute parasail flight. Children as young as 5 years old may participate.

For your convenience, Aquaworld provides service from the following Playa Mujeres beach hotels:

Excellence Playa Mujeres:

Service departs from the beach.

Finest Playa Mujeres:

Clients walk along the beach to depart from the Excellence.

The Beloved Hotel, Playa Mujeres Mexico:

Clients walk along the beach to depart from the Excellence.

Hotel Villas Del Palmar:

Clients are picked up by boat from the hotel’s beach.

Secrets Playa Mujeres Mexico:

Clients walk along the beach to the dolphin center and are picked up by boat.

Atelier in Playa Mujeres:

Clients are picked up by boat from the hotel’s beach.

Dreams Playa Mujeres Resort:

Clients walk along the beach to the dolphin center and are picked up by boat.

Paladium Playa Mujeres:

Clients walk along the beach to the dolphin center and are picked up by boat.

So now that you know about all of the Playa Mujeres activities that Aquaworld offers, it’s time to book and get ready for some fun in the Caribbean Sun!

What to see on Isla Mujeres, Mexico

What to see on Isla Mujeres or Why Isle of Women? Isla Mujeres or the Isle of Women is a magical city in Mexico with a romantic, laid-back atmosphere, rich nature, Mayan ruins and Caribbean culture; located just 6 km northeast of Cancun. It is ideal for water sports activities such as diving, snorkeling, boat trips, catamarans, kayaks, zip lines over the sea, sport fishing and more. Read more on our website anonssmi.ru

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1 beaches

1.1 Northern beach

AND ADVENTURE

3.2.1 GARRAFON PARK

3.2.1.1 OVERVIEW

3.3 Isla Mujeres Mexico. Aerial video survey from drone Phantom

3. 3.1 Opening of dolphins of Isla-Muhers

3.3.1.1 Visor

3.3.2 Skating on a boat and catamaran

9000 3.4

3.4.1 Zoetry Villa ISLA MUJERES, Kankun 9000.4.1 Review

3.4.2 HM Paraiso del Mar

3.4.2.1 VISTORY

3.4.3 Isla MUHERES Palace
9000 3.4.3.1 Review

9000 3.4.4 Hotel Posad Del
9000 3.4. 5 HOTEL & SUITES BUCANEROS

3.5 RESTAURANTS

3.6 EVENTS

4 ALL about the paradise ISLAND OF WOMEN😉 MEXICO. Cancun | brought to the isla mujeres 🌴

5 Detailed guide to the island of Isla-Muhars

5.1 How to get to Isla-Muhers

5.2 How to get to the ferry of the Cancuna Airport

9000 5.3 on a ferry-muchers from Kankuna
5.4 WHERE TO STAY IN ISLA MUJERES

6 THE BEST ACTIVITIES IN ISLA MUJERES

6.1 Mexico – Paradise Island 30 minutes from Cancun | Should I go to Isla Mujeres?

6. 2 Swim with whale sharks

6.3 Explore Isla-Moheres on a golf trolley … or moped

6.4 Fill your mouth delicious Mexican food

9000 7 Islands Rest in Paradise ❤️ ISLA MUJERES-an excellent alternative to k,. Mexico
8 RELAX ON THE BEACH

8.1 YOGA ON THE BEACH

8.2 MAKE FRIENDS WITH BABY TURTLES

8.3 Subway or diving in the underwater art museum

9 Visit the Mayan Temple in Ishchel in Punta Sur

10 Direct the sunset on Plai North or Playa Salt

11 Mexico 2021. Kankun. Isla Mujeres or the Island of Women: Why did the Island of Women turn out to be the island of one woman?

BEACHES
Nothing compares to the crystal clear turquoise waters and its beaches sparkling with fine white sand. Walk to the seashore, watch the sunrise and sunset, they will take your breath away!

North Beach
This beach is considered one of the 10 most beautiful beaches in the world; of fine white sand, palm trees and crystal clear and shallow water. Here you can find several beach clubs where you can spend the day enjoying a refreshing drink or a delicious meal on the shores of turquoise waters.

Other beautiful beaches you can visit are Playa Centro and Playa Albatros, both Blue Flag certified.

What to see on Isla Mujeres

Isla Mujeres or the Island of Women turned out to be a very small island in the Caribbean. For $25 and 30 minutes, the ferry took us to Isla Mujeres, where we rented a Golf Cart and went to explore the picturesque island.

THINGS TO DO
Due to its geographic location, Isla Mujeres is Mexico’s paradise, honored to receive the first rays of the sun every morning; an impressive spectacle of nature, which is worth admiring. This small island is 7 kilometers long and 500 meters wide. You can travel by golf cart, bike or motorbike. It stands out for its extraordinary combination of natural attractions: beautiful beaches, lagoons, reefs, mangroves, cenotes, dunes, and lush middle and low jungles of the continental zone.

WATER ACTIVITIES
Isla Mujeres is ideal for practicing various sports, especially water sports.

DIVING
Dive into the depths and be fascinated by marine life, sculptures on the sea floor, and several shipwrecks that will make your dive more exciting.

Isla Mujeres is famous for its unusual diving sites, thanks to the crystal clear waters around the island, you can admire the marine fauna and a wide variety of corals reaching a height of 3 to 5 meters.

There are several recommended diving sites around the island, for example:

Manchones Reef, located about 10 minutes from Isla Mujeres; has a coral coast 12 km long and 700 meters wide. Here you will find incredible coral scenery that is a paradise for underwater photographers. In addition, there is the Cruz de la Bahia, a bronze cross 3 meters high, sunk to a depth of 12 meters in 1994 during the celebration of the founding of the island (1850). It pays tribute to the men and women who died at sea. A place not to be missed while diving.

Cruz de la Bahia or Isla Mujeres Bay. This beautiful monument was sunk in 1994 in memory of all those who died at sea.

El Farito, a natural marine park located just 1.5 km from Isla Mujeres. It has a small lighthouse in the middle of an impressive reef where you can snorkel, admire the marine life and visit the statue of the Virgin of El Farito. (Virgin Carmen).

Arrecife Bandera, distinguished by its elongated shape, is located between Cancun and Isla Mujeres; at a depth of 12 meters you can find beautiful reefs of moosehorns, large crabs, brunettes, lobsters, barracudas and angelfish.

Sleeping Shark Cave, decade of the 50s Carlos Garcia Castilla “Valve”, a diver from the island, discovered a dark cave where sharks rest. It is located 30 minutes by boat from Isla Mujeres and is a great place to practice advanced diving and admire this unusual natural phenomenon.

Sleeping Shark Cave – dive site, Mexico. This is a secluded area where divers can watch different kinds of sharks. Underwater caves near Isla Mujeres attract reef sharks, a dangerous species. However, once the sharks swim into the caves, they enter a state of relaxation…

NATURE AND ADVENTURE
Beaches, cliffs, rainforests, lagoons, reefs… Isla Mujeres offers an experience that perfectly combines adventure with the magic of nature. Come and see for yourself!

Garrafon park

Carretera Garrafón Lote 9 kilometers 6.

(800) 727-5391

VIFICAL 9026 9000 Garrra experience the beauty of Mexican reef snorkeling, kayaking in the ocean, visiting Punta Sur, having a Maya session in Temascal, flying over the sea on a zip line or simply relaxing with stunning views and an open bar.

BOATING AND CATAMARAN
One of the best ways to admire the spectacular sea, its various shades of blue, and also to spend very pleasant moments is to ride a boat, sailboat or catamaran. End the day with sunset views. We promise you that this will be one of the most incredible memories you will remember from the Mexican Caribbean.

ACCOMMODATION
Isla Mujeres offers accommodation to suit every taste and budget, from small independent hotels, unique hostels to exclusive boutique hotels. You will find options in front of the beach, in the city center or in Punta Sur.

The resort’s private yacht takes you across turquoise waters to and from mainland Cancun in just 25 minutes. Guests can also enjoy Sip, Savor & See Dinner, allowing them to enjoy fine dining, premium spirits, live evening entertainment at the nearby Zoëtry Wellness & Wellness Center.

HM PARAISO DEL MAR VILLAS

Medium. Plutarco Elias Calles S/N

984-875-2077

OVERVIEW
This beachfront hotel on Isla Holbox offers everything you need for a unique stay. Surrounded by an exceptional landscape filled with wildlife, fabulous beaches, HM Paraíso del Mar 4 * Villas offer a wide range of accommodation with complete amenities and elegant villas where you can relax and enjoy the best days of the year.

ISLA MUJERES PALACE
Carretera Garrafon, Vista Alegre, Mz.63.Lt1, S.007

OVERVIEW
Five-star luxury accommodations, quirky restaurants, premium spirits, spas, free Wi-Fi, unlimited local and long distance calls to the continental US and Canada, and world-class nightly entertainment.

Hotel Vel Del Mar
AV RueDa Médina 15 A Centro

Hotel & SUUTS BUKANEROS
9000 CALLEL MIGUEL HIDALGO, LT. 8, MZA. 14, Smza. 1

RESTAURANTS
The gastronomic offer of Isla Mujeres is very diverse. Tourists can enjoy excellent regional or international cuisine as well as fresh fish specialties including a wide variety of seafood. You cannot leave the island without tasting Tikin-Shik fish, its representative dish.

EVENTS
Isla Mujeres annually hosts international regattas, as well as sport fishing, the most representative of which are:

Sun to Sun Regatta St. Petersburg – Isla Mujeres (April)

Sun to Sun Regatta New Orleans – Isla Mujeres (May) week of May, has mixing features, complementing the use of the Catch and Release mode.

The International Women’s Fishing Tournament “La Dorada del Caribe” is also held during the third week of June, but only for women.

On the other hand, the carnival is very popular, where on this Caribbean island there is music, floats, dancing, general fun.

ALL about the paradise ISLAND OF WOMEN😉 MEXICO. CANCUN😍 DISCOVERED on Isla Mujeres 🌴

A detailed guide to Isla Mujeres
Isla Cancun, Mexico is a tiny, beautiful, sleepy island located off the coast. Its bright blue waters, coral reefs, sugar sand beaches, gently swaying palm trees, migratory whale sharks, Mayan ruins, and giant iguanas that sometimes walk on your foot when you’re not looking (okay, scratch the last one) make it one of of the best places on the Riviera Maya.

If you’re looking for all the things that make Cancun great without… well, all the things that make Cancun terrible (okay, we all know what I mean, right?) Isla Mujeres is a much quieter and sleepier way enjoy your holiday in the Yucatan.

In our huge, very long guide to Isla Mujeres, we will lay out everything you need to know about how to get to Isla Mujeres from Cancun, where to stay. We found that visiting Isla Mujeres is quite possible on a budget, so we’ve included a lot of inexpensive tips.

Read on for what to do in Isla Mujeres!

HOW TO GET TO ISLA MUJERES
Getting to Isla Mujeres is quite easy: just take the Isla Mujeres ferry from Cancun. However, there is one important task here: to get from the Cancun airport to the ferry pier.

HOW TO GET TO THE ISLA MUJERES FERRY FROM CANCUN AIRPORT
So, the easiest way to get to the Puerto Juarez Ferry Pier from Cancun Airport is to take a taxi. There are a lot of them at the airport, so it’s very easy. Jump in, say something like “Gran Puerto por Favor” or “Vamos a Isla Mujeres” or “Ultramar para Isla Mujeres por Favor” and you’re good to go.

Warning: We have found that taxi prices at Cancun airport are insanely high – around $30-$50 for a 10 minute ride. Crazy! Unwise!

At the Cancun airport, look for a booth with a big red ADO sign to buy a ticket to downtown Cancun – it costs about $5 per person.

Reverse side? The bus runs every half an hour, so you might have to wait a bit. Also, he doesn’t drop you off at the docks – he will drop you off in the city center. You will need to take a taxi from the bus station to the ferry for another $5.

Alternatively, instead of a taxi, you can take the bus “Ruta 13” which will take you to Puerto Juarez near the ferry pier, which is cheaper but guaranteed to take longer.

Isla Mujeres travel tip: Pick up a peso at the Cancun airport before heading to Isla Mujeres. Few places on the island accept credit cards and there are very few ATMs. If needed, there is an ATM near the ferry pier, another in the Xpress supermarket. Phew, that was a lot, I know.

BY ISLA MUJERES FERRY FROM CANCUN
Once you reach the Gran Puerto Cancun ferry terminal, all you have to do is take the ferry to Isla Mujeres. We took the UltraMar ferry from Gran Puerto.

The UltraMar ferry ride takes about 15 minutes and costs about 80 pesos one way, about $6.

The first ferry to Isla Mujeres leaves Cancun at 5:00 am. Ferries run every half an hour until 20:30, then every hour until 23:30 (9:30, 10:30, 11:30).
The first ferry from Isla Mujeres to Cancun departs at 5:30 am. Ferries run every half an hour until 21:00 and then every hour until 12:00 (22:00, 23:00, 12:00).
Take a ticket at the box office – and go. The ferry is comfortable, air conditioned and in good condition.

You can also take the Magana ferry from the Puerto Juarez ferry pier. This is an old ferry terminal located just a few minutes walk from Gran Puerto. The cost of Magana Ferry is the same, takes the same time as UltraMar Ferry. I think this is a good option if UltraMar is very crowded.

Travel tip: once you arrive at the ferry pier, you can take a taxi to almost anywhere in Isla Mujeres for about 30 pesos.

WHERE TO STAY IN ISLA MUJERES
We can’t afford to stay at the famous Shell House (I wish)! But there are other amazing Airbnbs on Isla Mujeres, like this gorgeous oceanfront studio with an incredible arched terrace that literally laps the Caribbean Sea. Perfect for sunset drinks! This is the ideal location on the island to take the short walk north to bars, shops and restaurants.

Or an apartment within walking distance of the action (the perfect excuse to use a golf cart!), with an oceanfront terrace. It is a bit more spacious than the studio and has a separate kitchen if you want to cook something delicious with local products.

Budget Travel Tip: Isla Mujeres also has plenty of boutique hotels! To find cheap hotel options, we recommend using a kayak to compare hotel prices in Isla Mujeres.

If you’re visiting Isla Mujeres on a budget while trying to keep your costs as low as possible – which we did – the best place to stay is Poc Na Hostel!

The hostel is located right on the beach, with many hammocks arranged for a comfortable stay. Access to the beach is the door to the hostel, it’s tucked away from the main street so it’s nice and quiet without a lot of pedestrians. The price includes breakfast, morning yoga, attentive staff who will help you book tours, as well as inexpensive hostels, private houses, campsites.

One major drawback: No air conditioning! But it doesn’t matter – just spend the heat of the day cooling off in the ocean, speeding around the city on a moped, taking a nap in a hammock in the shade, not in your room.

THE BEST ACTIVITIES IN ISLA MUJERES
Isla Mujeres is more than just great beaches and palm trees! Discover the best things to do in Isla Mujeres, from swimming with whale sharks to befriending turtles, ziplining over the ocean, snorkeling at the Underwater Museum… much more! We really want to go back.

Let’s get down to business, shall we?

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The best beaches in Mexico – Tourist Club Company

Mexico is a country of amazing food, significant historical sites, rich culture. This country is for tourists, which has huge long coastlines and incredibly beautiful beaches. The coast of Mexico is washed by: the Caribbean Sea, the Gulf of California and the Gulf of Mexico, the Pacific Ocean. On the shores of this amazing country there are different beaches: lonely, surrounded by thickets and centuries-old ruins, and calm sandy beaches for swimming. There are great spots for surfers. We will tell you about the most wonderful beaches in wonderful Mexico:

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Tulum Beach

This place is a historical monument, it contains the unique ruins of the Mayan tribe, subsidized by the 13th century. Located two hours from Cancun, in the southern part of the Riviera Maya. This is a wonderful place where the purest water, palm trees and white sand have tourists for a relaxing holiday. Nearby are comfortable hotels where you can relax at night. If you don’t like crowded beaches and bustle – visit the beach during your vacation in Mexico and enjoy both peace and quiet.

Akumal Beach

On the Mayan coast, Akumal Beach, which means “Land of the Turtles”, fascinates with its unique view and attracts tourists and visitors. This beach got its name for a reason. Sea turtles go to this land to lay their eggs. There you can see marine life – the owners of this beach. This place is surrounded by incredibly beautiful coral reefs that can be seen while diving and swimming. There are many types of fish in the waters. If you are traveling with children, this place is ideal for relaxing and it is easy to find a free place even on weekends.

Playa Las Gatas Beach

Three miles south of Ziutanejo is Playa Las Gatas, a clean sandy beach. This place got its interesting name in honor of the inhabitants of sea waters – sharks – nurses. This place can be reached by boat or by a steep path. The advantage of this place is that there are rocky bays. You can satisfy your hunger in cozy restaurants, where you will be pleased with a large selection of seafood. Delicious coconut shrimp will be served for you in the fabulous cafe Otilia. Nearby is a lighthouse, which offers a breathtaking view of the coast from the rocks.

Cancun Beach

The famous Cancun Beach is 14 miles long and delights its visitors with white sand and clear water. In ancient times, this land was inhabited by the Mayan tribes, and artifacts and memos of that time have been preserved. For diving enthusiasts, we recommend that you immediately dive into the water and appreciate the incredible coral reefs. From entertainment here you can find kayaks, kayaks, fishing. Vacationers will be pleased with chic restaurants with magnificent terraces, where you will find a huge selection of Mexican dishes. This place is similar to Las Vegas: luxury hotels, entertainment, premium resorts. If Vegas is your thing, Eve is your place to be.

Puerto Vallarta Beach

You can plunge into a real tropical climate in the popular resort town of Puerto Vallarta, where ancient cobbled streets and cultural monuments fascinate. Amazing beaches await you with great activities: diving in sheltered bays, fishing, sailing and incredible whale watching. Here you can relax and learn historical facts about the city, swim on the beach overlooking the nearby Sierra Madre mountains.

Playa Norte Beach

The main beach of Playa Norte is located on the island of Mujeres, famous for its clear sea waters and mirror sand. This is a great place to relax with children, because the water is calm, the waves are light, on weekdays the influx of people is small. There are many vacationers on weekends and it is better to come there in the morning, take a place closer to the water. This beach is rightfully considered the most beautiful in the country. There is a huge selection of luxury hotels, bars, restaurants for visitors.

Xpu Ha Beach

On the Mayan coast south of Puerto Aventuras, Xpu Ha Beach is the most frequented by locals. Even during the peak season, the beach remains sparsely populated. Therefore, for travelers this is a great place for a quiet and relaxing holiday. True, there are various entertainments here: football, volleyball, yoga classes with local residents. Here you can go fishing, diving, kayaking. Along the beach there is a huge selection of chilled drinks and delicious seafood from local sellers.

Zipolit Beach

Zipolit Beach has been quite a popular place where hippies have been gathering for over 20 years since the 60s of the last century. It was the heart of free love and a famous counterculture hotspot where hippies from all over gathered. This is the first nudist beach in the country, although not all sunbathers were without clothes. Today, this beach does not attract many hippies, but here you can also find people who dedicate themselves to yoga or surfing. Zipolit Beach attracts its tourists with its beauty and desertedness. Here you will really escape the big crowds and constant city noise. If you want to stay on this beach for a few days, there are a couple of luxury hotels and restaurants near its location that attract tourists with their elegant views.

Playa del Amor

Easily accessible by boat from the pier at Cabo San Lucas. This is a very famous Mexican beach. Often referred to as “Lover’s Beach”, a romantic setting graces the beautiful Land’s End rock. Keep in mind that the tides are quite calm on the Pacific coast, we advise you to enter the water in the area of Bahia de Cabo San Lucas. The side of Cortes here is also ideal for scuba diving, more often locals have a rest. Although getting here is quite difficult, the result will exceed all your expectations.

Playa de Tecolote

Playa de Tecolote is one and the same It is a bustling, fun beach in La Paz overlooking the uninhabited island of Espiritu Santo. Here you will find local vendors offering their dishes: marinated marlin, chocolate clams. Despite being less popular than Balandra Beach, here you will get a great holiday. You will be provided with basic amenities (showers, toilets). When you want to dine, head to the El Tecolote Restaurant and Bar for fresh seafood dishes.

Bahia Balandra Beach

Bahia Balandra is a family friendly beach located in the Baja area of La Paz. It is famous for its rock formations. Here is the Diamond Rock. This is a quiet place where there are no dangers and you can go diving, see the magnificent unexplored life of marine life. The good news is that the waters of Bahia Balandra belong to the cool Pacific coast. Here in the morning the water is heated, the rest with children is great.

Playa Maroma Beach

Playa Maroma, located on the Mayan coast, is one of the ten best beaches in the world. It is two miles long and is part of a resort hotel in Catalonia. It features calm waters and fluffy sand, which makes it even more attractive. The only negative is that there are no cheap motels or hostels here. In the area of this beach you can find only luxurious villas and hotels with a magical view of the sea.

Ziggy Beach

Ziggy Beach is very popular on the Mayan coast. With a variety of marine life and given the fabulous beauty of the corals and reefs, this is a great place for kayaking and snorkeling. It is worth knowing that the beach is divided into two sections. One is for Ziggy Beach Club guests only, and the other is for all visitors. This place is famous for various active leisure activities: kayaking, sailing, water skiing, etc. There are many rental points for yachts, boats for a fairly small price. There are many beautiful and cozy cafes for you, where you can have a tasty snack during your vacation.

Paamul Beach

Paamul Beach, located north of Puerto Aventuras, is a mixed sand and limestone beach. The fact that shoes are required here discourages many tourists and makes Paamul beach less crowded than other nearby beaches. However, despite this slight downside, the coral reef here is fascinating and scuba divers and snorkellers alike can explore the amazing array of exotic fish and other marine life on the seabed. Paamul Beach is home to several bars, souvenir shops and luxury restaurants, and there is also a swimming pool in case you want to avoid salt water or spiky sand.

Isla Holbox Beach

A few hours drive from Cancun is a small island called Isla Holbox. It is called the hidden gem of the Yutaka Peninsula. There are deserted beaches, shallow waters and a calm atmosphere. For tourists who are looking for tranquility, the great news is that there is little traffic here. The many scattered beaches are great for swimming in the crystal clear waters. This place represents peace and harmony with nature. There are no upscale establishments here, but in this cozy place you can fully enjoy your vacation.

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Как to get from Cancun to Isla Mujeres by bus

Traveling by bus from Cancun to Isla Mujeres is a safe, relatively comfortable and least expensive option. Popular routes are served by a large number of flights, often with round-the-clock departures at intervals of half an hour to an hour. Less popular destinations sometimes have to settle for a single flight a day. The most common types of buses are non-air-conditioned, air-conditioned and premium class.

We recommend that you book your bus ticket at least a few days before your trip. Check out the list of bus companies that serve the Cancun – Isla Mujeres route. If the trip falls on weekends or holidays, we advise you to buy tickets well in advance, because this is a hot time for both those traveling on vacation and among employees who return to their native land to spend time with their families.

How far is Cancun from Isla Mujeres?

When traveling by bus, the distance from Cancun to Isla Mujeres depends on the route chosen. Most bus companies prefer toll roads or highways. Often this is not the shortest path, but the fastest and traffic-free/traffic-free.

To get by bus to some island destinations that are not connected to the mainland by bridges, buses call on large car ferries. Passengers are usually asked to get off the bus; luggage can be left on site. The distance from port to port is added to the total path length.

How long does it take to travel from Cancun to Isla Mujeres by bus?

Estimated travel time from Cancun to Isla Mujeres by bus is 25 hours. Do not forget that it is always longer to travel by bus than by your own car or taxi. Departure time also greatly affects the congestion of the route between Cancun and Isla Mujeres. As a rule, the greatest traffic is observed in the morning hours until the evening on weekdays. This is a busier time than weekends.

Another important factor that affects travel time is the type of bus. Premium and VIP buses are usually faster because they travel along the highway and often do not stop at intermediate bus stations along the way. However, all buses typically make 10 to 30 minute stops every few hours to allow passengers to stretch their legs, use the restroom or eat while the driver and bus staff are resting.

Some premium buses have a toilet as well as a co-driver. But this does not change things: there will still be stops along the way – for lunch or for gas stations.

How much are the bus tickets from Cancun to Isla Mujeres?

The price of bus tickets from Cancun to Isla Mujeres varies depending on the bus class. The cheapest tickets are always for regular buses without air conditioning.

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The drinking age differs from country to country and it when planning a trip to Spain it is important to understand what can and cannot be done. This becomes especially important in a country like Spain where the legal drinking age in Spain and the drinking culture in the country are two very different things. So, if you are planning on traveling to Spain and enjoying the amazing bar and drinking culture that the country enjoys, it’s good to understand the ins and outs and avoid getting in trouble. In this post, we are going to cover the drinking age in Spain so you can plan your trip with no surprises. You can also find more interesting tips to travel to Spain in our dedicated section.

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What is the legal drinking age in Spain?

Spain has clear laws on this subject and a quick look at official statistics would show that teenagers start to drink alcohol at about 13 or 14 years of age. Culturally, the drinking age seems to be much more permissive than actual laws.

Spain is one of the best places on earth to go and enjoy a cold drink. The country is famous for its bars, taverns, and Terrazas and enjoys countless festivals that make underage drinking very common but still frowned upon.

For a long time, the drinking age in Spain was 16, then it changed in some regions to 18 but today and since 2009 THE DRINKING AGE IN SPAIN IS 18 IN ALL REGIONS. This change in law happened after a rash of incidents involving underage drinking. Despite some proposals that have been made to increase the legal drinking age to 21, it remains unchanged to 18, which some people argue is still pretty young. It is important to mention at this stage that European Union is concerned about the practice of binge drinking and that regulations in member countries such as Spain follow the debate at Europen Union on this topic.

The drinking age in Barcelona or in Madrid is the same as in the rest of Spain: 18.

Lets go over different situation you might find when purchasing alcohol:

Can alcohol be bought at shops and supermarkets in Spain?
Shops and supermarkets require a license to sell alcohol but they can do it with no problem once this license is in place.

However, alcohol cannot be sold after 22:00.

In the case of petrol stations they should not be allowed to sell alcohol with more than 20 degrees of alcohol.

At what age can I buy alcochol in Shops in Spain?
Ok, so as we have just described, if you want to stroll over to your local shop and pick up a bottle of your favorite spirit, you will have to do so before 10pm. But you will need to be over 18 to buy alcohol in Spain (some people, even locals, believe they can buy at 16) . Shops are required to ask for ID if they believe you might be under age, and they are rather strict about it, so make sure that you have a valid ID on you.

Also, if you try purchasing alcohol at a store after 10pm in Spain you are going to be turned away. Selling alcohol after 10pm is illegal in Spain. It is possible to find shops that will sell you alcohol after 10, but this is 100% illegal and if you are caught you will be fined.

Some studies from the Spanish OCU (consumers organization) large cities in Spain it is common to find shops and supermarkets that will sell alcohol to under 18s. In some cases, some shops were also found to sell alcohol late into the night but always at a greater price, and before they do so they will check to make sure the coast is clear.

Age to order alcohol at restaurants and bars in Spain
Spain is home to some of the most amazing restaurants, bars and taverns you will find. Spain’s is known around the world for its terraces and tapas bars and its an intrinsic part of life in Spain. It is how Spaniards socialize. Sharing a cold drink and a bite to eat with friends is as Spanish as it gets.

When it comes to drinking at restaurants and bars, as long as you are supervised by older people, waiters will serve underage people without question. You might have to have them order for you, but, as long as you don’t over do it and put the establishment at risk of getting fined, you should be good to go.

To be clear, according to Spanish law, selling or serving alcohol to minors under the age of 18 will be fined with a minimum penalty of 30,000 Euros and a maximum penalty of 600,000 Euro, but this loophole is commonly exploited.

Can I get fined being a minor and found drinking alcohol in the street?
Drinking alcohol in the streets is forbidden in Spain and you could get fined. Fines range from 500€ for under minors or above 600€ for people above 18.

These regulations are local and regional and may vary from region to region. We strongly recommend avoiding drinking alcohol in any public area.

Drinking alcohol at home in Spain
There isn’t technically an age restriction to drinking at home. As long as an adult purchased the beverage, minors can consume as long as they are home and safe. We do not recommend this, but it is very unlikely the police will control unless neighbours call due to noise, etc.

Spain has a rich tradition of producing excellent alcoholic beverages, in particular wine. Spain is home to several world renowned wine regions including Rioja (home of the famous wine battle in Spain in June) and Ribera del Duero, so it is incredibly common to allow minors to try wine or beer at home safely, so don’t be surprised if you come across this phenomenon.

Drinking and Driving in Spain
There is no situation in which you should drink and drive. Period. The legal limit is 250 microgrammes of alcohol per litre for a breathalyzer test and 0,5 grams per litre in your bloodstream if you were required to do a blood test. If you have been driving for 2 years or less, the amount permitted in a breathalyzer test is 150 microgrammes of alcohol per litre of breath.

So, there you have it. If you are planning on visiting Spain and experience the countries rich drinking tradition, spectacular local festivals and bar culture make sure you do so responsibly and stay out of trouble.

How does Spain compare to other countries when we consider the drinking age?
Spain has a similar regulation to most countries in the European Union where drinking is permitted at 18 (this is shared practice in the vast majority of countries around the world). Germany, Belgium, Denmark, and Austria are an exception in Europe, with below 18s being allowed to drink beer and wine but not spirits. This reality differs from the United States where the drinking age is 21 (this is the case in some 11 countries worldwide). Muslim countries do not permit alcohol consumption and some countries

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For many vacationers, the Spanish islands were once a booze-dipped horn of plenty, a home away from home where friendships were made, memories were lost and you could drink ‘til you dropped as part of your package.

Those days are no more — at least for some popular Spanish destinations. Sun-seekers looking forward to a boozy getaway in the Balearic region may me disappointed to learn authorities have introduced new rules banning limitless drinking on all-inclusive packages.

Here’s what you need to know.

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Why the new rules?

The rules are part of the Balearic government’s new “tourism law” passed in early February 2022 which is aimed at attracting “quality tourism.” It’s an effort to rid the area of the rowdy visitors who have partied on the calm shores for decades.

“We want British tourists,” the islands’ tourism minister, Iago Negueruela, said in London last February. “[But] we don’t want this type of tourism. International tourism is essential for our islands. We share with the British government the view that some images of British tourists are embarrassing.”

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The region’s authorities are taking measures to decrease the amount of unruly tourists. “From April to May this year we will increase the police presence in these areas and the number of inspectors,” Negueruela said. “We will have zero tolerance for tourism excesses.”

What are the rules exactly?

A letter sent to customers of tour operator Thomas Cook confirmed the new rule updates: “All-inclusive” no longer means “unlimited drinks.” Instead, vacationgoers will be limited to six drinks per day.

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“Please be advised that a decree has been issued by the Balearic Government on a new restriction for all-inclusive meal option,” the Thomas Cook message said. “There is a maximum of six alcoholic drinks per person per day that can be served and these drinks will be provided only during lunch and dinner (three each).”

In other words, vacationers at the affected resorts will be allowed just three free drinks with their lunch, and then they’ll have to wait to consume three more drinks during their evening meal. If they want more than the allotted six drinks per day, vacationgoers will need to pay for the additional drinks.

Does the six-drink limit apply to the entirety of Spain?

No. The rules apply only to certain regions, including parts of Ibiza and Majorca. At the time of writing, the new rules only actually apply to the Magaluf resort on Majorca, the towns of El Arenal and Playa de Palma on Majorca, and the town of Sant Antoni de Portmany in Ibiza.

Can I change my booking to an area unaffected by the drink-limit rules?

You can, but it will depend on who you have booked with. If you would like to change your all-inclusive vacation you should reach out to the company you booked with to check their change or cancellation policies — cut-off dates, cancellation fees and change fees will vary.

British tourism company TUI has said any hotels affected by the changes will be flagged on their website, so customers are fully aware before they book a holiday. The travel company also said the restrictions shouldn’t impact the quality of service in any of their hotels.

EasyJet, meanwhile, has stated that affected customers can change their bookings up to 28 days before departure with their Protection Promise if they’re concerned with the rules changes in the Balearic islands.

Travel booking website Love Holidays will also allow customers to change their bookings to hotels outside of the affected areas. Travelers can change hotels up to five days before departure via the company’s Manage My Booking service, though it’s worth noting that the comapny’s standard cancellation terms still apply.

Are there any other changes?

Yes. On top of limiting drinks in all-inclusive resorts, Balearic authorities have placed a four-year ban on building new hotel; they will instead focus on modernizing existing hotels and resorts. Authorities also pledged to improve tourism sustainability and banned the sale of alcohol in shops between 9:30 p.m. and 8 a.m.

They have also put an end to free bars, happy hours, organized pub crawls, two-for-one drink deals, and the advertising of party boats in some areas.

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What is the legal drinking age in Spain? (Read this FIRST!)

The minimum age to legally drink alcohol in Spain is 18, like in many other countries.

However, this is not the case in all countries of the world. In the United States, for example, the legal age is 21 and in Canada it is 19. In addition, there are countries such as Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Austria, or the Nordic countries where 16-year-olds can legally consume some low or moderate alcoholic beverages (beer, wine).

75% of adolescents aged 14-18 in Spain have consumed alcohol at some time in their life.

For some, it is a way to fit in with their friends or be seen as cool. For others, it is a way to relax or escape from problems at home. Whatever the reason, it is important to remember that alcohol can be really harmful.

The reasons why alcohol is banned for young people

Drinking alcohol at a young age is dangerous for several reasons.

Alcohol consumption can lead to many problems, including liver damage, brain damage, and addiction. It can also interfere with organism growth, leading to problems later in life, and contribute to accidents and fatalities among young people.

Drinking alcohol at a young age also increases the probability of becoming dependent on it in adulthood and affects the development of the brain. This has consequences in the social and educational sphere since “violent attitudes, alterations in family relationships, problems with studies and risk behaviors” can occur.

That being said, waiting until 18 is the most sensible thing to do.

What is wrong with the law

Legal restrictions do not completely pass the reality check. As reported by the Spanish Ministry of Health, the typical age of initiation in alcohol consumption in Spain is 13.7, and approximately 75% of adolescents aged 14-18 have consumed alcohol at some time in their lives.

The survey also states that 6 out of 10 young people have already gotten drunk before age 18, and 1 out of 3 has done so in the last 30 days.

Although boys tend to consume more alcohol, it is the girls who are more likely to get drunk. That means an increase in the risks associated with alcohol consumption. After all, at these ages the organism is not fully developed.

In this sense, the Ministry of Health states, “the risk to physical, mental, and social health of young people consuming alcohol acquires worrying dimensions.” That is the reason why Spain is strict on its drinking age.

Which non-alcoholic beverages can minors drink?

The question is not as simple as it may seem because some alcohol-free drinks can affect young people in an unexpected way.

Which beverages are non-alcoholic, apart from the obvious ones? The following drinks can be found in Spanish grocery stores:

Kombucha

Kefir

Tinto de verano (non-alcoholic version)

Alcohol-free beer

Horchata

You may be surprised to learn that most alcohol-free beers still contain some amount of alcohol. This amount could be almost 0.5%, even though the label says 0%.

I have experienced this odd situation myself, when I drank two bottles of non-alcoholic beer and felt a little drunk.

The same is the case with kombucha. It is a fermented drink, so it can contain alcohol that originates from fermentation. However, in grocery stores, kombucha can typically be found in the non-alcohol section. This drink is also allowed in the Muslim religion (which strictly prohibits alcohol) and is considered halal.

So, would you tolerate minors drinking kombucha, non-alcoholic beer, or non-alcoholic wine? I guess not, since it cultivates a culture of drinking and, later on, leads people to make a smooth transition to consuming alcoholic drinks.

Drinking age in Spain if you are with parents

It is legal to consume alcohol in Spain while monitored by parents.

If you are a parent, do not go too far with your restrictions. Give your minors a taste of wine if they ask.

The forbidden fruit is sweet. Eventually, your child will get drunk, and it is better they are not obsessed with the idea of drinking to spite their parents. If you are young and curious to partake in adult behavior such as drinking, suggest this to your parents. See if it works.

Frequent questions

Can you drink alcohol at 16 in Spain?

No. In Spain, young people may not drink alcohol before they are 18. Doctors agree that minors should not drink; but if it does happen, never before they are 15.

What is the legal age to drink in Barcelona, Tenerife and Menorca?

It is the same, the legal drinking age is 18 in these cities and across the whole country.

Can you drink kombucha or non-alcoholic beverages before 18?

Sure you can. Just do not get used to drinking non-alcoholic beer too much.

Can I drink alcohol in public areas in Spain?

At the national level, the consumption of alcohol is qualified as a minor infraction in public spaces, streets, establishments, or public transportation in Spain. Since the Covid-19 pandemic, there were some additional strict rules against gathering in public areas, which have affected young people who are used to gathering in order to drink.

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News Headlines from Benidorm Area contains details of local and national news stories relating to Benidorm and the surrounding area. Click on the links to read the full stories

19th September – A man who was wanted by the judicial system of Germany on an international arrest warrant, has been arrested in Benidorm. He faces a 15-year sentence for the possession and trafficking of 1,5 Kg of cocaine. The man originally from the Dominican Republic, had been suspected to be in our province, and further investigations by a specialist national police unit, narrowed the search down to Benidorm. He has been transferred to an Alicante court, waiting to be sent to the courts that deal with extradition procedures in Madrid.

18th September – The storm that hit Benidorm in the early hours of the morning has been recorded as one of the rainiest days in recent years with up to 91 litres of rain per meter being recorded between 02.00 and 03.00am. Many vehicles were left abandoned on the streets, local emergency services were called to 36 weather related incidents.

It now is being reported that two people had to be rescued from the sea in the area, after being swept out from a nearby street in the raging waters. More news to follow when available.

13th September – Bus Turistico may be taken off Benidorm´s streets – The vehicle has been circulating throughout the city for almost a decade with a dozen daily routes, despite not having any contract, concession, agreement or municipal authorization to carry out this activity

Apart from a permit for the occupation of public roads, of just over 6,000 euros per year, at least until 2017, the mercantile does not pay any fees for this commercial activity, unlike the tourist train that did go out to public tender which operated until the last legislature in exchange for a payment to the City Council of an annual fee of 182,000 euros.

The vehicle has also been violating the legislation that requires the occupants of all types of public transport with a driver to wear a mask.

The matter is now in the hands of the Contracting Department awaiting decisions.

September 12th – Refurbishment works of the future new Casino Mediterráneo Villajoyosa started today, reopening is scheduled for April 2023.

September 1st – 6 new pieces of art called ·”My Secret Garden” by Belgium sculptor. Arne Quinze have now been installed on the Paseo de Poniente. The 6 large, very colourful aluminium sculptures represent different aspects of evolution and will be in place until May 2023.

The sculptures can be seen in the section of the Paseo de Poniente (closest to La Cala), from the intersection of Armada Española and Vicente Llorca Alós avenues to reach Puerto Rico Avenue, where the great sculpture of the swans of the Taiwanese artist Hung Yi is located”.

At the moment sculptures of three internationally recognized artists such as Hung Yi, Juan Mejica and Arne Quinze coexist on the Paseo de Poniente”.

Few cities in the world can boast of having such a concentration of first-class art in less than a kilometre.

31st August – Local Casino to be re-opened.

Preliminary plans have been presented to the City Council of La Vila to re-open the original Casino Mediterraneo situated on the road from Benidorm to La Vila Joiosa.

This Casino first opened its doors in 1978 and attracted visitors from all over Spain and the rest of Europe, this was the first casino of its type to open its doors in the Province. Its closure nearly 3 years ago on 19th March 2010 was a shock to the whole community, and since its closure the building has been left to deteriorate.

The plan is to re-open the casino itself in the shortest time possible, although no date has been stated as that depends largely upon administrative procedures and licencing permits etc.

There may also be future plans for other uses, such as a hotel next to the Casino.

31st August – LOCAL NEWS – UP AND COMING EVENTS Ermita de Sanç (A place tucked away behind the El Cisne market on the outskirts of Benidorm) Sunday 25th September, and is the ‘Cagà de la Burra’. This unusual event takes place in the parking of the same ermita, and involves the marking out of what looks like a giant numbered checkers board on the ground…With 500 squares. Participants “buy” as many squares as they like, for ten euros each, when the squares are all sold, a well fed donkey is led into the area of the squares, and everyone waits for it to poop….The numbered square where it lands signals the winner, who walks away with the 1000€ prize!

27th August – The 20th XX Popular Swimming Crossing from the Island of Benidorm to Playa del Ma Pas will take place on August 28th. This distance covered will be nearly 2 nautical miles, that’s around 3.8kms.

320 participants will take part, boats will leave Calla Mal Pas between 07.00 and 07.30 to take the swimmers to the island. The race starts at 08.15 (from the island) and swimmers must complete the test in a maximum time of two hours.

There are 11 categories of swimmers and prizes are awarded for the first 3 in each category.

26th August – Scooter misuse in Benidorm – 300 disciplinary proceedings issued.

26th August – More FREE Parking coming to Benidorm – Another free parking area for Benidorm! But this time it is the Poniente side of town. The parking area will be for around 415 cars, and will be on an an area of 12,400 M2 in the area of “Avenidas de Cuba, Paraguay and Uruguay”. The entry and/or parking of caravans or motorhomes will not be permitted. The site is being cleaned, levelled and prepared now, this will be finished and open for use in a week or two maximum. The agreements between the land owners and the town hall to allow its use, will run until September 23rd of 2024, but can be extended with the agreement of both sides.

25th August – Tragic accident as British woman dies on her way to the Cross

24th August – Hotel Robberies, 2 people detained.

In a joint operation carried out by Benidorm National police and the Guardia Civil, they detained the two person criminal gang that were responsible for the wave of robberies from hotel rooms in the town over the past few weeks. The couple, male and female of Algerian nationality, dressed in swimwear to blend in with real tourists before entering hotels and found quiet passageways where they could force open hotel doors. Once inside they took anything of value, sometimes even ripping out the entire locked safe. On some occasions they even used the victims own suitcase to carry the loot out of the hotel!

Despite the leader of the gang using eight different identities, the police tracked them down and arrested them as they were about to commit yet another robbery in central Benidorm. The investigation continues but it is thought they have been the perpetrators of around 55 robberies.

According to the complaints filed by the victims, the thieves, who were traveling in a rental car with French license plates, stole about 9,000 euros in cash, bank cards with which they made purchases in shops, jewellery and mobile phones. They are also accused of belonging to a criminal group, falsifying documents and fraud.

24th August – Monkeypox vaccinations – Health services of our region of the Comunidad Valenciana are starting to send out text messages to those people that are eligible for the “monkeypox” vaccine. The call up is of very limited reach, just 730 people in the entire region who are judged to be at particular risk are to be contacted. Risk factors are centered on those people who are receiving anti HIV drugs. So far only 94 people have received the vaccination in our region.

22nd August – Arrested in Benidorm. Good bust for the national police of Benidorm over the weekend, as they located and detained a Portuguese national, wanted in his home country for a string of domestic violence and sexual offences committed against an ex partner. He was detained after checking into a hotel, and realising that the police were on to him, tried to run for it, resisting attempts to arrest him. He is wanted on a European arrest warrant, and faces seven years in jail. He was taken straight to the court in Benidorm, which decreed his transfer to the national court in Madrid which processes extraditions.

22nd Aug – Parking in Benidorm Benidorm town hall opened another free parking area on Saturday, after reaching a “loan” type agreement with the landowner. The parking which is situated on the Avenida Comunidad Valenciana, is of 1,900 M2, and will hold an estimated 95 cars. The land was cleaned up and gravel laid down, by the town hall, who are also responsible for its maintenance. The “loan” agreement is set to run until 30th September 2025, but could be extended if both owners and town hall are in agreement.

18th August – Benidorm Foietes Market – From August 24th the municipal Wednesday market returns to its usual location with more than 240 food and textile stalls. located behind the municipal Foietes sports centre and the Guillermo Amor Municipal Stadium where local football matches are played. It is open each Wednesday during the morning from 08.00 until 13.30. Find information about all local markets HERE

17th August – Benidorm Occupancy Rates – President of Benidorm´s hoteliers organisation HOSBEC Toni Mayor, is hugely confident that the resort, and the rest of the Costa Blanca has left the devastating effects of Covid behind. This comes after figures for the first half of August show figures equal to those of pre Covid 2019.

Benidorm had an occupancy rate of 92%. As is normal for August, Spanish origin tourists made up the bulk of visitors at 49.2%, followed by UK passport holders at 27.2%, Portuguese at 7.5%, French at 3.9%, Dutch, Romanian, Italian and Belgian passport holders at figures between 1% and 2%. The second half of August sees a forecast occupancy rate of 86.3%.

Benidorm News Headlines

17th August – Pictured. ..Some of the precious family jewellery recovered by the national police in Benidorm, moments after it was stolen from a handbag of a woman visiting one of the towns markets.

The robbery was witnessed by a passer-by, who alerted the police…They had a rapid reaction team in the area, who carried out a search of the immediate surroundings of the market, resulting in them spotting the 51 year old female thief, and she was detained with the “family jewels” worth some 5,000€ still in her possession. The police handed them back to the owner, along with some basic advice on personal safety and what NOT to carry in your bag when visiting any busy place such as a market.

16th August – 200 people evacuated due to a fire at the Sol Pelicanos Hotel – The fire was reported in the early hours of Tuesday morning at around 03.45, when fire alarms went off inside the hotel. The Fire started in one of the hotel´s electrical systems, staff followed procedures and activated a partial evacuation of the hotel as a precautionary measure.

The Provincial firefighters from Benidorm quickly assessed the situation informing guests and manages of the hotel that there was no risk to them and the situations was under control in just a few minutes. The fire was located in an annex next to the hotel where several transformers and electrical frames are stored.

Local police were also in attendance to help with the evacuation of around 200 guests and staff, NO injuries were reported.

16th August – More road work disruption in Benidorm – Preparation work to bury the main tram line near the main station will start from 22nd August but the main work which is predicted to take 10 months will begin from September 12th. The 30,000 vehicles a day that enter Benidorm on the CV70 will be diverted via the Avd Juan PabloII and the Comunidad Europea. Residents and emergency services will have an alternative “Special” access route.

20th July – Butano Prices Fixted – Central government has stepped in to order by royal decree that the price of the 12. 5 Kg bottles of butano, used by so many households in the country…Be frozen at its current price. It was due to go up yesterday by 5%, the government action means that the official price (The one you will pay if collecting from the depot in Benidorm as an example) is 19.55€.

20th July – Earthquake just off the coast of Alicante

19th July – A fire was reported on the lower slopes of the Sierra Cortina mountain near Finestrat village, at around 11.30. The fire which was fought using a helicopter and various ground units, was tackled quickly, preventing it from causing too much damage. The fire burnt mainly scrubland, with some small pines affected too. The cause of the fire has not been reported.

19th July – Benidorm Fest Owing to the huge success of this years Benidorm Fest, which saw qualifying rounds and the final of the competition to choose Spain´s Eurovision entry, an agreement has just been signed between the Mayor of Benidorm, the president of our region, and major national TV Channel RTVE, to hold next years qualifiers in Benidorm again. The two preliminary rounds plus the final will be held in the town between the 29th of January, and the 4th of February 2023

5th July – Benidorm welcomes nearly 4000 youngsters, boys and girls, from all five continents for the 28th Costa Blanca Cup
Toni Perez, in the spectacular and colourful opening ceremony, invites participants to enjoy and encourages them to “play to be happy”
3,810 players – boys and girls – from 265 teams from 109 clubs and national teams from 15 countries, from five continents, met last night in Benidorm to participate in the opening ceremony of the 28th edition of the Costa Blanca Cup. to Levante Beach, Mediterranean Avenue and the Parque de l’Aigüera were last night the stage where the sportsmen march to the Julio Iglesias Auditorium that hosted the opening act of the most important youth soccer tournament and soccer hall for girls and girls.

Mayor Toni Perez welcomed them by highlighting the city’s main asset: “hospitality. ” So, he told them, “We welcome you with open arms, wishing you to enjoy with full intensity these days that will undoubtedly be unforgettable.” Pérez specified that the Costa Blanca CUP means “a week full of football, holidays, emotions, joys and everything that the competition awaits.”

This edition, the 28th, as the previous ones, Perez said, “gives you the opportunity of the power to play with teams from all over the world; the opportunity to share experiences with players from other nations, races and cultures; and to live, with all intensity.” the competitive soccer experience.”
Encouraged the mayor to preserve the values that the sport of football instils: “respect and coexistence” and praised Toni Perez the boom of the Costa Blanca Inclusive that this year adds a new modality pointing out that “football unites us, sister us and us makes better and more solidary,” reminded that this section of the tournament was awarded in 2021 in the football and futsal modalities at the Emprén Esport awards of the Trinidad Alfonso Foundation.

Concluded the mayor of Benidorm encouraging the more than 3,800 athletes, technical teams and managers and families who accompany them to “enjoy every minute you are living and you will live in this competitive and leisure Costa Blanca Cup”; “Play to be happy.”

The 28th edition of the Costa Blanca CUP will have eight headquarters and will again bet on ‘inclusive football’. The main headquarters is Benidorm and the subsidies are located in the borders of Altea, La Nucía, La Vila Joiosa, Polop, Finestrat, Calpe and Benissa. All of them will be played in the 600 games scheduled until July 9.
The 28th edition bets on ‘inclusive football’, for players with intellectual disabilities, an aspect that the mayor already highlighted in the presentation of the tournament, which he called global by including more and more people practicing sport and king.

Benidorm News Headlines

29th June – Cannabis smoking associations are perfectly legal here in Spain, provided they are legally registered, and are run following strict guidelines set out for membership and use.

The main provincial court of Alicante has just ordered the closure of two local clubs, one in Benidorm (Benican), the other in Denia (Cannadenia), after they were found to be just “fronts” for the illegal sale and distribution of drugs.

5 defendants at the Benidorm club were given sentences of between four and six months for drug trafficking and one year for illicit association, 7 people at the Denia club were issued jail sentences of up to 2 years and a fine of 31,000€.

26th June – The National police of Benidorm have started their summer campaign of extra checks and controls in the towns busy areas.. Various places were checked at the weekend, and a number of people detained for drug related offences, as well as some that were non EU nationals found to be working illegally. The police have started 7 legal proceedings for allowing or tolerating drug use on premises, and another 7 for having people working without work contracts.

Remember that employing a non EU national without a work permit incurs fines that start at 10,000€ per illegal worker.

23rd June – Poniente beach receives from Tourism the Qualitur flag that accredits the quality of the waters and sand. The Costa Blanca has received 86 awards in 11 municipalities. Earlier this year it was reported that Poniente beach had lost its normal Blue Flag award which is being contested by the town hall, this was due to the quality of the water being registered on one day of testing as good instead of excellent which was because of a discharge of heavy rainwater in 2021. See all the regions Blue Flag Beaches here.

23rd June – An alleged pyromaniac who could have been the cause of the fire in the Serra Gelada has been arrested.

Benidorm Local Police have arrested the man suspected of being the cause of last nights fires that broke out in Sierra Helada.

The Local and National Police organised a search of the local area after seeing footage of a man leaving the area and the man was arrested at 22.30 on Calle Napoles in the Rincon.

Benidorm News Headlines

22nd June – Fires controlled at Benidorm Cross

At around 20.00 three individual areas of scrubland were reported to be on fire in the vicinity of Benidorm Famous Cross, situated in the Sierra Helada, aerial photos showed a person fleeing the area, which could indicate that they were started intentionally.

The rapid intervention of the local fire services and four airplanes providing water, prevented the fires from spreading to other scrubland and residential area, no one sustained any injuries in the incident. More news will follow when available

6th June – Magic Villa de Benidorm Hotel, Updates

The hotel chain Magic Costa Blanca has presented an interior reform plan (PRI) to be able to expand and reform the facilities of the Villa de Benidorm hotel. In order to carry out this project, the company and the City Council will sign an agreement in which Magic Costa Blanca undertakes to pay 650,486 euros to the municipal land heritage.

The Villa de Benidorm, which has remained closed since November 2019, the current hotel has 120 rooms and a three-star category.

The new plans see an expansion on room sizes which would raise the hotels Star category to a 4* superior, extra floors are planned, raising the building from its current 7 floors to 12, this will add an additional 62 rooms, giving the hotel a total of 182 rooms, all common spaces will also be refurbed.

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13th May – Iberia Festival 7th, 8th October

Welsh artist Bonnie Tyler is to appear at this years Iberia festival which is held in Benidorm on the 7th and 8th of October. This year sees the tenth anniversary of the festival, and after the enforced “covid break” of two years, this year they are going to make up for it big style! Bonnie appears on the Saturday, there are loads of other musical acts still to be confirmed.

13th May – Plaza de Toros de Benidorm (Benidorm Bull Ring)

Plans have been unveiled for the total upgrading of Benidorm´s old bullfighting ring and its surroundings. Plans for the ten mllion euro project are currently on display to the public at the town hall until May 18th.

The plans include the turning of the surroundings into a multifunctional social type facility, with new services such as a library, study rooms, youth center, multi-social-use center – which will function as a hotel of associations – meeting hall, youth information center, exhibition hall etc. These plans also include the creation of a stage in the and renovation of the stands in the bull square.The whole building and surrounding areas have been in a state of deterioration for years.

The costs of 10 million Euros are being shared between the Town Hall of Benidorm and FEDUSI funds

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6th May – New Hotel for 2023

The current Magic Fenicia hotel will be transformed into a 4* plus hotel to be named the Villa España belonging to the chain Magic Costa Blanca Hotels & Resorts, this will be a unique hotel.

The space occupied by ‘Magic Fenicia’ will be completely reformed and expanded, work that will place ‘Villa España’ on the front line of Poniente beach (next to Paseo Colón, and the city’s marina).

The 4* plus hotel will have 316 rooms and suites. Each floor of the hotel will be dedicated to an autonomous community and each room will bear the name of a town. In addition, in all of the rooms will be different objects, physical and virtual, representative of the culture, history and heritage of Spanish municipalities (images, audiovisual material, decorative elements, figures etc)

30th April –  Parking in Benidorm
Sunday night Benidorm Town Hall will begin painting and signage of the new green parking areas. These are areas where parking will be free for Benidorm residents and paid for those who are not. These GREEN areas correspond to “commercial streets and with a great presence of bars and restaurants.

Parking areas exclusive for residents are coloured orange or with a solid white line.

Please always check the signage for any parking restrictions.

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Face masks must be worn on public transport and in healthcare settings.

Madrid is a cosmopolitan city, home to over 3.1 million people of all nationalities. It is a very safe place, and there are a few laws that you may want to be aware of before arriving here.

Smoking ban

This Spanish law came into force in January 2011 to fight tobacco abuse and associated diseases, as well as to protect citizens, in particular minors. Under this law it is forbidden to smoke in enclosed public spaces (bars, health centres, schools, workplaces, government buildings etc. )

Spain has banned smoking in outdoor spaces around educational centres (except universities), healthcare centres, areas cordoned off for children’s parks, children’s play areas and at airports.

Fines for smoking in unauthorized areas range from €30 to €600.

City Ordinance on Protection against Noise and Thermal Pollution

In Madrid, there are laws in place to reduce noise nuisance.

During night hours (11pm to 7am), noise from houses and premises cannot exceed 30 decibels. In the daytime (from 7am to 11pm) the limit is set at 35 decibels.

Alcohol Sale and Consumption

According to the Law on Drug Addiction and Other Addictive Behaviours, people in Madrid are forbidden from selling or consuming alcohol on the street, except in outdoor cafés and bars and at tables placed by the doors of bars. It is also permitted during official fiestas, regulated by municipal ordinances. Violating this law can carry fines of up to €3,000.

Alcohol may not be sold, served or supplied to persons under the age of 18 (the minimum legal drinking age in Spain).

Travelling with pets

You can enter Spain with your dog, cat or ferret as long as it has its Pet Passport. The passport must indicate that your pet has been vaccinated against rabies more than 21 days before your trip, unless it is a booster vaccination. Your pet must be at least 12 weeks old before being vaccinated against rabies.

Dogs must be kept on a leash in public spaces or privately owned common areas, and must wear a muzzle if they are on the list of potentially dangerous breeds. They are allowed off the leash in designated areas as well as in certain parks and gardens, at particular times (7pm to 10am in winter and 8pm to 10am in summer).

Dog walking rules do not allow dogs to be bathed in fountains or ponds. They also forbid dogs to drink directly from drinking water fountains intended for public use.

Rules on dog fouling dictate that the person in charge of the dog must pick up the pet’s poop, especially when the dog fouls a spot people walk along.

Public transport

Dogs are allowed to travel on the Madrid Metro. Only one dog is allowed per passenger and it must be leashed and muzzled. You can travel with your dog at any time of the day, except at peak hours during the week, and must always go in the last carriage of the train. Read more

Dogs are not permitted on EMT buses, unless they are guide dogs or guide dogs in training. Small pets are allowed as long they are inside a pet carrier and do not bother other passengers.

All dogs are allowed on the Cercanías Renfe regional trains.

Bikes are allowed on the metro at all times in some stations and at certain times in the rest. Read more.

Scooters, skateboards, skates, or similar without an electric motor

Madrid City Council has regulated the use of scooters, skateboards, skates, or similar without an electric motor in addition to Urban Mobility Vehicles, such as segways, hoverboards, and bikes with a large basket or trailer, within the new Sustainable Mobility Ordinance.

The Sustainable Mobility Ordinance establishes rules that indicate where electric scooters can be ridden and parked. For example, they may not be ridden on the pavement, in bus lanes, streets with more than one lane in any direction, and sections of the M-30 road that do not have traffic lights.

They must be ridden exclusively on the road, and therefore they may not be ridden or parked on the pavement. They also cannot be used in bike lanes or on inter-urban roads, through roads, highways, motorways, or urban tunnels. The maximum speed is limited to 25 kilometres per hour.

In public parks, they can be ridden through areas used by bikes, but in the case of pathways shared with pedestrians, their speed limit is 5 km/hour. Electric scooters must abide by the maximum speed limit allowed on each road they are allowed to use, and like other vehicle users, you must not drink and drive an electric scooter.

In terms of parking, scooters must be parked in spaces marked for motorcycles and bicycles, and if none are available, in the general parking available on the side of the road.

Anger at Spain’s ‘Six Drinks a Day’ Rule for All-Inclusive Holidays

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Spanish officials have sparked outrage by enforcing a “six drinks a day” rule for all-inclusive holidays and in resorts on islands including Ibiza and Majorca.

The new law, which affects some hotels in the Balearic Islands, means that visitors are forced to pay extra if they want more than three free alcoholic drinks per meal.

Jason Walker, 42, who took an all-inclusive trip to Majorca to celebrate his cousin’s birthday earlier this week, was left “angry” and “upset” by the rules.

He paid $300 for his three-night trip with travel operator Love Holiday, which he assumed had entitled him to as much food and drink as he wanted.

But when the security officer arrived on the beautiful Mediterranean island, he was stunned to find out that there were limits on his free booze consumption.

Spanish officials have sparked outrage by enforcing a “six drinks a day” rule for all-inclusive holidays and in resorts on islands including on the island of Magaluf.
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Spanish officials first announced the new law in January but it has caught hundreds of visitors by surprise.

Walker is urging visitors who plan to jet off to similar Spanish resorts over the summer to check the small print or face incurring hefty drinks costs without warning.

He said: “We only found out when we checked in and only budgeted so much because thought all our food and drink would be covered.

“We were very upset and angry.

“We’ve come as a family of eight to celebrate my cousin’s 40th and while we have still had a good time, we have incurred extra costs as a result.”

The booze rule affects certain resort areas of the Balearic Islands, including Palma, Ibiza and Magaluf.

The new law, which states “alcoholic drinks will be limited to six per day,” is part of a package of measures designed to crack down on anti-social behavior.

It also includes bans on pub crawls, happy hours and two-for-one drink offers, which are all being enforced by hefty fines.

Walker, from Blackburn, England, said he understood the government is trying to stop rude and aggressive drinking behavior, but he believes the new rules need to be better advertised.

He said: “I understand they are trying to stem alcohol abuse and rowdy behavior, but I think this has been done very sneakily; I was not made aware of it and didn’t know about the law.

“We are also here as a family and all-inclusive is great for families as you don’t have to worry about budgeting for food and drink.”

Jason Walker, who took an all-inclusive trip to Majorca to celebrate his cousin’s birthday earlier this week, was left “angry” and “upset” by the rules.
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Walker called on travel operators to give their customers more information about how their trips might be affected by the draconian laws.

He also believes that holidays where a three-drink-per-meal rule is in place are being mislabelled and shouldn’t be branded as “all-inclusive. “

He said: “I have looked at the small print and the alcoholic drink rule is there, so I don’t think it should be sold as an all-inclusive inclusive holiday, it should be sold as half-board or something along those lines.

“If you are booking an all-inclusive holiday, I recommend that you look at the small print and see what is actually included and what’s not because the rules have changed.”

Travelers on social media have reacted furiously to the new laws, which many feel have not been widely publicized.

One Twitter user believed that inclusive holidays with booze limits should be marketed as “half-board” – and called for hotel contracts where this wasn’t clearly stated to be ripped up.

He said: “Brits will now be restricted to just six drinks a day, which can only be accessed alongside their lunch and dinner – offering them a mere three drinks per meal.”

“[That’s] usually referred to as ‘Half Board Plus.’ It’s time to cancel the hotel contracts for All Inclusive basis. “

A spokesperson for the ABTA – The Travel Association said the rules have potential to cause “confusion” among travelers.

They said: “ABTA strongly supports initiatives that improve the health and safety of holidaymakers, as well as the welfare of local communities.

“Some of the measures introduced by the Balearic Islands authorities to limit anti-social behavior have potential to cause confusion for UK holidaymakers.

“We welcome the recent clarification from the authorities, including that the restrictions will only apply to certain limited areas in Mallorca and Ibiza rather than the whole of the Balearics as originally proposed.

“ABTA will continue to engage with the Balearic Islands Government, ABTA Members and other parties, to encourage clear communication and exchange of information, in order to ensure holidaymakers traveling to hotels in the designated areas enjoy a positive customer experience.”

Travel operator Thomas Cook recently alerted their customers to the crack down on free booze through an email.

They said: “Please be advised that a decree has been issued by the Balearic Government on a new restriction for All Inclusive meal option.

“There is a maximum of six alcoholic drinks per person per day that can be served and these drinks will be provided only during lunch and dinner ( 3 each).

“Please be aware that Magalluf, El Arenal, Playa de Palma in Mallorca and Sant Antoni in Ibiza, there is new restriction on All Inclusive.”

Love Holidays, which sold the all inclusive holiday to Walker, has been asked for comment.

This story was provided to Newsweek by Zenger News.

Alcoholic drinks in Tenerife. Spain in Russian

The Canaries have a special relationship with alcohol. This is a free economic zone, which means that alcohol and tobacco are sold here at no extra charge, almost for pennies. In Tenerife, it will not be easy for a tourist who is not indifferent to strong drinks.

This place is amazing for at least two reasons. Firstly, there are authentic types of drinks here that you will not find anywhere else, and they are really good, and secondly, there are a lot of cheap imported alcohol of excellent quality. Of the nine hundred and eight and a half thousand inhabitants of the island, almost a third is Russian-speaking, but vodka and Russian beer are not sold here, and unlike mainland Spain there are no shops with nostalgic names like Troika or Matryoshka.

In second place in terms of numbers after “ours” are the British, Germans and Belgians. Getting a quality English gin, a range of Scotch whiskeys or German beers is not a problem. There are very few French in the Canaries, but excellent French cognacs are presented on the shelves in abundance. You will see a large selection of Spanish wines from the mainland starting at €1. Don’t worry, you can drink it too.

Classification of Spanish wines according to aging method

There are 68 wine regions in Spain. The very first, oldest is, of course, Rioja. Of every 10 bottles of wine produced in Spain, 4 bottles come from there. We talked about the traditional winemaking of the island of Tenerife. You can read about it in the article “Canarian Treasure: Malvasia, Tenerife Vineyards, Oenotherapy”.

Malvasia and other wines are classified according to the aging method. It is customary among Spanish winemakers to produce and sell aged wine. There is a category Joven (Joven) – these are young wines with a minimum aging period of 1 year, usually not stored in barrels, but bottled immediately. Most farms are trying to make their wine even better, so they strictly comply with even the minimum wine aging periods, and, if possible, exceed them.

The next category is Crianza. These wines have at least two years of aging, of which the wine spends half a year in the barrel. Such wine is always win-win delicious thanks to the oak from which the barrels are made. White and rosé wines in this category are aged in barrels for at least a year.

Reserva and Gran Reserva are wines aged three and five years respectively. Red wines are aged in barrels for a shorter time than rosés and whites.

Rum

In the middle of the 15th century, Spanish conquistadors appeared on the island. Assessing the local climate, the first thing they created was sugarcane plantations, because. sugar was the most popular commodity at that time. Soon the cultivation of sugar cane became the main source of income for local farmers, and plantations began to displace even pine forests. Of course, the production of sugar is no longer the same as during the slave trade, but the remaining plantations are carefully preserved, and the production of rum in the Canaries is widespread.

Rum is an indispensable companion for the production of sugar from cane. The basis of production is molasses, which is formed during the fermentation of the plant. It is pitch black and has its own name: molasses. Canarian rum is valued for its mild taste and aroma, warming properties. The alcohol content in it is from 40 to 80%. A special pride and visiting card of the Canary Islands is honey rum (ron miel). In fact, this is a mixture of rum with honey and a small amount of palm sap, it is less strong, 20-30 degrees. A delicious drink especially liked by the ladies.

By the way, it is impossible to get poisoned by alcohol in Tenerife: there are no fakes here, so you can take any bottle with the inscription ron miel in the store.

Other things to try:

The Aldea brand is a rum from the island of La Palma, the only one made from cane grown there.

The Arehucas brand is a rum from Gran Canaria, a large-scale production operating on imported molasses.

Cocal brand – Tenerife rum, the plant is located in La Laguna.

Liqueurs

Continuing the story of strong alcohol, one cannot fail to mention the famous banana liqueur. This type of product is more focused on tourists. Traveling around the island, you notice huge banana plantations, and of course you will want to try the banana liqueur.

The drink is really insisted on local sweet bananas, so its taste is terribly sugary, and the color is poisonous yellow. To top it off, banana liqueur is often sold in plastic bottles and is cheap. Do not be embarrassed: despite the strange appearance and packaging, this is a natural product. Try it, where else can you find it? Here again we advise you to choose the brand Arehucas from Gran Canaria. They also produce honey, chocolate, berry, coffee, mint, apple liqueurs – for every taste and color.

Beer

Spanish beer cannot be remembered without sadness, especially if you are an experienced traveler and have been to Bavaria, the Czech Republic or Brazil. However, as in any hot corner of the Earth, the Canary Islands also love cold foam.

The first brewery appeared in the archipelago in 1924 with the Tropical brand. Fifteen years later, the Compania Cervecera de Canarias opened and the Dorada brand was born. Today they belong to the same owner. In Tenerife, Dorada dominates the sale, in Gran Canaria and the eastern islands – Tropical. The Canarians are very undemanding to an intoxicating drink, which is probably why the beer produced here is unremarkable.

Relatively recently, in 2000, another Canarian brewery appeared, producing beer under the Reina Oro brand. This is a natural beer without preservatives, produced in Tenerife in Guimar, near the South Airport. It tastes a little better than the first two. The fourth species is the ubiquitous San Miguel in Spain. The choice of beer in the establishments is very modest; Dorada and San Miguel are usually bottled. Lovers and connoisseurs of a foamy drink should not despair. As mentioned above, thanks to the large number of immigrants from the United Kingdom, every third bar on the island is an Irish pub with a good selection of beer.

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Alcohol, according to statistics, consumes 1/2 of the world’s population. Alcoholism ranks third among other risk factors for various diseases. Residents of Moldova consume the largest amount of alcohol (WHO, 2014), Russia – in 4th place.

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Germans are looking for resorts where there are no British

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“Beach Wars”: the Germans are looking for resorts where there are no British

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The German “yellow” newspaper Bild has published a guide on how to avoid meeting with British tourists during the holidays. The reason for the publication of the material was a scandal involving a tourist from Britain, who sued a travel agency, demanding compensation for ruining a vacation in Greece, where there were a lot of Germans.

The court, we recall, ruled in favor of 47-year-old David Barnish, and the travel agency paid him 750 pounds (949 euros).

Bild’s author asked a lawyer if a German traveler could take such a complaint to court. The answer was no, because German laws do not provide for such situations. This is bad news for German tourists, who are famous for their willingness to sue tour operators and sue for 30% of the cost of the last vacation because of a cockroach seen in a restaurant.

The material highlights the favorite holiday destinations of the British, from which you should stay as far away as possible: Palma de Mallorca, San Antonio, Ibiza, Playa de Las Americas in Tenerife, Ayia Napa in Cyprus, Faliraki in Rhodes and Malia in Crete. The last place is the worst. “Drunkenness, sex and sand – these three things make this place on the east coast of Crete very attractive to the British,” writes Bild.

“Even if a (German) travel agency convinces a tourist that their chosen resort is popular with Germans, you still have to take into account that 90% of the holidaymakers will be foreigners, most of them British,” legal consultant Uta Stenzel told the tabloid. .

In order to make it easier for German tourists to “figure out” among the British vacationers, the Internet version of the tabloid placed an unattractive photo of two fair-skinned women burned in the sun on beach chairs.

In addition, Bild makes fun of British food, drinking and sports failures.

In conclusion, the tabloid writes that “fortunately, Austria and Switzerland will be British-free zones this summer”, alluding to the fact that British football players did not make it to the European Championship.

Beach war battlefields

Recall that a kind of hostility between tourists of different nationalities in beach resorts has existed for many years. Fortunately, it does not come to fights “wall to wall”, but representatives of different great nations constantly throw sidelong glances and impartial remarks at each other.

A notable incident occurred last year when a British bus driver was arrested in Italy for burning all the beach towels of German tourists occupying the best sun loungers on the beach.

The first time several tourists from Wales complained to him that the Germans had taken all the best sun loungers on the beach and around the pool, putting their towels on them in the morning, he collected all the towels and threw them in the corner of the pool.

“The next day, the German tourists laid out their towels again, only much earlier. I took them and threw them away again, ignoring the fact that they threatened me with their fists from their windows,” says the driver.

On the third morning, when the 20 towels were back in their original places, Bowden piled them up and burned them. “All the British tourists were smiling, but after a few minutes, several police officers came up to me and handcuffed me,” he recalls.

The police wanted to arrest the Briton for unlawful damage, but the representatives of the hotel that owned the towels stood up for the prankster and released him three hours later.

Italian Deputy Tourism Minister Stefano Stefani had earlier described the Germans as “prejudiced blonds with exaggerated national pride who noisily occupy Italian beaches.” True, after this, the temperamental Italian was quickly dismissed – either because he froze stupidity, or because he finally decided to tell the truth. And the then Chancellor of Germany, Gerhard Schroeder, after the scandalous statement of the official, canceled his vacation in Italy.

Meanwhile, surveys conducted by leading Turkish hotel chains have shown that the same Germans cannot be tolerated by the French. Tourists from France and Britain mutually dislike each other. In turn, the British prefer to spend their holidays away from the Italians and all the same Germans.

In addition to the British, tourists from Germany are pretty annoyed by Russian tourists. At one of the tourist forums, inquisitive journalists found, for example, such opinions: Russians, according to the Germans, “appear everywhere in large noisy crowds and behave as if they were at home.” And “Russian women walk half-naked around the hotel complex during the day, and appear at dinner in a restaurant dressed as if in an opera.”

In hotels, Russians “drive the staff around like a soldier in the barracks”, but at the same time they “constantly throw tips”, as a result of which “the driven staff prefers to serve the Ivanovs first, leaving the Fritzes and Heiners for later.

Some of the burghers did not like that the Russians, celebrating some holiday in the company, moved the tables in the hotel restaurant and began to sing “Katyusha.” One vigilant German saw how, during breakfast, a Russian family stole hard-boiled eggs from a tray. another elderly uncle from Cologne was completely perplexed as to where the Russians get the money to rest in the same hotel as the Germans. 0003

Russian tourists in their comments do not reach such a dismissive attitude towards their colleagues on vacation. However, they note the ugly, sometimes frankly boorish behavior of the burghers themselves, whose constant drunken cackle at the tables filled with beer from early morning will not drive into a stupor unless a 100% phlegmatic person.

Most Russian tourists are no less annoyed by the ubiquitous fashion of German women to expose their busts always and everywhere, despite their age and size.

However, according to sociologists, British tourists are considered to be perhaps the most ill-mannered in the world. In the summer of 2007, the British Foreign Office even published a report on the behavior of the British abroad.

It acknowledges that British behavior abroad is often unsafe for tourists themselves, who drink more than usual on holiday and “sometimes behave aggressively, which sometimes provokes a negative reaction from local residents.”

virtual trip to Venice, Rio de Janeiro and New Orleans

Every year on December 31, a TV program with a good old film by Eldar Ryazanov reminds us that there is a carnival night.

But the phrase “carnival month” somehow cuts the ear for Russians. It is clear, because you and I live in a country where February is marked by completely different dates. And yet February is the time
carnivals. What is the beauty of these holidays? In unrestrained fun, brightness of action, in the joy of getting to know unknown cultures. But the main charm is the breathtaking freedom from the rules and norms of behavior that are mandatory during the rest of the year. Do you want to harmlessly fool around and break away, so that you remember it with pleasure all the time until the next carnival? Then welcome
to the most famous and wonderful carnivals of the planet.

Venice: what is the mask hiding?

Venice is the birthplace of carnival and by right of precedence is considered one of the most famous carnivals in the world. Both in the past and now, the Venetian carnival was divided into public and for
“limited circle of people”.

The Venice Carnival lasts 2. 5 times longer than the Brazilian one. In the city on the water, there are long-standing rules for holding an annual holiday. For example, a carnival costume is required to participate. It can be anything: expensive, budget, fancy or simple. The main thing is that you can not stand out among other participants in the holiday with an undisguised face.

A festive mood reigns in every square in Venice. If time and strength allow, you can visit many theatrical performances of the city. Carnival madness unfolds in the streets
covering the whole city and at social events and balls in palazzo – ancient palaces. The main feature of the carnival is that almost all of its participants put on costumes and masks of the main actors
characters of the Italian “commedia dell’arte” – Arlecchino, Pierrot, Pantalone. The emblem of the festival is Columbine. It is she who, in the form of a paper dove tied to a thin thread, flies from the bell tower of the Cathedral of San Marco and, exploding in the air, showers, scattering in flight, the crowd gathered on the square with a rain of confetti. In addition to funny masks, it is customary to wear a black mask of Death at the Venetian carnival as a reminder of the eternal and that you need to have fun and love today, because tomorrow there may be nothing. This is the peculiarity of the Venetian carnival and its difference from many others. Only he has such mysticism and magic. Costumes for street processions and closed parties differ significantly. For a street carnival, a mask and an impromptu costume (a colorful hoodie or a bright cloak) are enough. For carnival parties in palaces, a detailed study of the costume is required. Good tone – crinolines, expensive fabrics and a custom-made mask. All this is bought in special carnival boutiques or ordered by private tailors for very serious money. The theme of the carnival, with which all events are associated –
all kinds of street performances, attractions for children and adults, and grand celebrations in historical palaces, each time different.

Rio de Janeiro: and we light up those!

The Brazilian carnival is called the most grandiose show on the planet. Officially, it lasts four days and this is the time of fun, madness, passion and beauty of the human body.

Carnival always starts on Saturday – exactly seven weeks before Easter, forty days before Holy Week. The Mayor of Rio de Janeiro opens the holiday – he hands over the keys to the city to the King
carnival, which for four days becomes the main ruler of the city and can repeal or issue any laws. Immediately after that, the whole city begins to overwhelm the carnival madness –
music sounds everywhere, drums beat the rhythm and people indulge in fun and dancing.

But the main events take place at the sambadrome, which was built on Marquis Sapukai Avenue in 1984 by the famous architect Oscar Niemeyer specifically for the carnival procession
samba schools. This is a 700-meter street with stands that can simultaneously accommodate about 70 thousand people.

The legendary samba school Banda de Ipanema, which debuted in 1965, opens the carnival. Six schools are marching along the sambadrome, claiming the title of champion. Every school
plays out its own plot, subordinated to one of the themes: politics, nature, sports, art, music of Brazil. The school comes up with its own song, sews costumes of stunning beauty, puts
choreography and builds a platform. At the very top of the allegorical chariot, which goes first, is the princess of the school, whose main task is to twist her butt in breathtakingly beautiful ways. Behind the platform
Carriages decorated with feathers and rhinestones, with school staff, dancers, musicians, famous athletes, artists and giant puppets follow. Near the carts, elite dancers almost without clothes move incendiary in the passistas dance. To see their performance on ordinary days, people pay a lot of money. The procession, consisting of members of one school, stretches
sometimes half a kilometer, and it takes about an hour to move along the sambadrome. Spectators see off the last school at dawn. By the way, in carnival, as honorary members of samba schools, they often take
participation of the star of the Brazilian TV series. Anyone can go to the sambadrome, the main condition is the presence of a suit and $ 300 in the form of an entrance fee.

The jury evaluates the performances according to many parameters: the music and lyrics of the samba song, which has become a cult for Brazilians, the synchronization of movements, the plot of the production, compliance with the given theme, colorfulness
costumes, decoration of the main chariot.

In addition to the sambadrome, there are many informal parades on the streets of Rio these days. They are inferior in scope to the main action, but the number of half-naked beautiful women is no less here. Many
hotels and private clubs at this time to arrange balls: from chic, for example, in the world-famous Copacabana Palace Hotel, the price of an entrance ticket to which reaches a thousand dollars (obligatory
the presence of a carnival costume or tailcoat and evening dress), to quite democratic and even hooligan in street cafes.

The Brazilian carnival is quite young. Since its inception at the beginning of the 20th century, it has been subjected to severe persecution by the Jesuit priests. Cold hearts of the clergy, more than once
Those who tried to ban carnival processions were outraged by the obvious depravity and pagan essence of the holiday. However, the Catholic Church, realizing the futility of attempts to pacify human nature, lowered
arms.

Tenerife Fun Funeral

Carnival in Santa Cruz de Tenerife is the third most popular and famous after the carnival of Rio de Janeiro and Venice.

The main events of the holiday are the selection of the queen of the holiday, in which the current queen competes with contenders, each of whom represents a carnival association,
entertainment center, casino, enterprise, financial or commercial organization.

The opening of the carnival is a festive procession of tens of thousands of mummers, carnival floats, dance, folklore and musical groups. Koso is the pinnacle of carnival in Tenerife. It’s kind of
a repeated procession, with the only difference being that at this time the men put on women’s clothes, and the women – men’s. Participants of dress-up travesty present the best of their repertoire: they sing, dance
and scatter flowers. The culmination of the holiday is the “Sardine Funeral”, which heralds the end of the festive celebrations, the time of dissoluteness and permissiveness, and the approach of the Great
fasting, a period of spiritual and religious reflection. The symbol of Maslenitsa in Tenerife – a huge papier-mâché fish – is solemnly burned in the Plaza de España. On her last journey, she is escorted by people in masks, dressed in mourning clothes and inconsolably crying “widows”, and, as usual here, these are mustachioed men. Sardine’s burial draws the line between disorderly recklessness
Carnival and the restraint of Great Lent, defines a return to the usual order of things and sees off the fantasy of people who return to their daily worries.

Basel: the feast of gangs

Carnival in Basel, Switzerland, which has been held since the 14th century, is one of the oldest in Europe. It starts at four in the morning with Morgenstraich – the so-called morning procession. For a few minutes
the electricity goes out, and hundreds of people enter the city, some carrying small and large lanterns, while others beat drums and blow pipes. Participants in the procession can only be members of the carnival
“click” (Cliquen), which means “a gang of idlers.” After the procession, everyone goes to pubs and restaurants to taste special carnival treats and mulled wine. The next day, the main event takes place – the carnival “train”, a funny shootout with serpentine and confetti, and the traditional competition of “singers” – who is better off-key. Then comes
a children’s carnival, an exhibition of lanterns in the central square of the city and a Guggenmusik concert playing ancient and modern music on wind instruments. The carnival ends with the extinguishing of lanterns,
which symbolizes the end of rampant fun and the beginning of Lent.

New Orleans: Topless on Fat Tuesday

One of the most unpredictable carnivals in the world is Mardi Gras, Fat Tuesday, which takes place in New Orleans. The highlights of this extravagant holiday are numerous colorful
parades and processions with the participation of local jazz bands. During parades, participants in a costumed procession throw various souvenirs into the crowd of spectators: strings of beads, cups, soft toys and
“doubloons” (small aluminum medallions, on one side of which the symbol of the parade is depicted, and on the other – the emblem of the carnival club to which the participants belong).

The most picturesque parade of the holiday is the Bacchus Parade, which takes place in Vieux Carre, the old French Quarter on Bourbon Street. The Bacchus parade is a noisy, picturesque procession of platforms with scenes on the theme of all harmful excesses – drinking, affordable women, cards. According to tradition, during this parade, girls are topless naked in exchange for cheap plastic beads, which
men hang them around their necks. The so-called Indian parade is also interesting – Mardi Gras Indians, whose participants, most often African Americans, are dressed in outfits decorated with beads, feathers and rhinestones. The name is a tribute to the redskins who helped blacks during slavery.

The New Orleans carnival is also famous for its balls given by krews – carnival societies. Invitation cards are real works of printing art, and behind them too
collectors hunt.

Based on the materials of the Marker Express newspaper

Read “Lelik’s Honeymoon Journey” – Alex Borisovich Exler – Page 3 Lelik’s conversation with Max in the form of an insensible body, occasionally showing signs of life.
Slavik worked as a manager in one of the travel companies, and Lelik once introduced him to his management, so now it was Slavik who dealt with the rest of the company’s management staff. At the moment, Slavik was preparing a two-week vacation program for Lelik’s general director, which is why he came to their office, but the general was busy eating food, so Slavik hung out in Lelik’s office, annoying him pretty much. Lelik tried to put Slavik at one of the free computers so that he would play Lines or Tetris and not interfere, but he was so used to communicating with customers that he did not pay any attention to the games, but pestered Lelik with conversations.
Usually Slavik was not particularly talkative, but when it was about work, his talkativeness rapidly gained momentum – like a steam locomotive with firewood thrown into the furnace.
“By the way, yours is in vain… how is his… Gena is going to Tenerife,” Slavik chatted, sitting at the computer. – What is there to do now? Swim and have a sunbath? So it can be done anywhere. I don’t understand why rich people go to such dreary places. Here you and I are another matter. You and I are people of very average income, that’s why we go to rest and yearn for Turkey, the Canary Tenerife or even Sochi. We lie on the beach, drink vodka, swim, sunbathe and smear ourselves with burn cream. And everywhere we hang out with wives who need to be taken to the beach, walking along the beach, dragged to lunch during the day, and taken to a disco in the evening, where they don’t even give you a normal drink, because, you see, you have to take her back to the room, when only – The fun is just beginning. Who came up with the idea to go on vacation with his wife? It’s like going to Tula with your own samovar!
– Well, yes, – Lelik said absently, poking around in the operating system settings. “I especially go on vacation. With wives.
“I gave you as an example,” explained Slavik.
– Well, in vain, – Lelik shrugged. You know that I am not married.
– For example, we believe that you are married, – Slavik was found. “And anyway, what’s with the wives?” I say that a rich man should rest exotic! He has money – a wagon. So why go to a hotel, lie on the beach and peel whiskey from morning to evening, when he can do all this at home and even at work?
– What do you offer rich people? Lelik asked.
– Dynamic rest, – Slavik said solemnly, – which is remembered for a long time. A rich person must go to all sorts of mysterious places to hunt, wander through the selva and savannah, be captured by cannibals, in a word, so that the adrenaline that roams through the veins is then enough for a hundred showdowns with bandits and the tax.
“Your approach is interesting,” Lelik raised his eyebrows. – It turns out that a rich man with his own money should buy himself trouble?
“You, Lelik, don’t understand,” Slavik answered condescendingly. – Trouble is when a brick falls on your head or your mother-in-law comes to visit. A rich man should buy himself adventure, not trouble. Got it? Only adventures can fully relax him and prepare him for the hardships of big business. And wallowing on the beach sucks. This is only for you and me, ordinary people.
– I see, – said Lelik, – you have a whole theory.
– And then! – Slavik became proud. By the way, I have already persuaded many. People went to such places – you don’t even know that all this exists.
– So what? Lelik asked. Did everyone enjoy the adventure?
– And how! Slavik exclaimed. – Then they don’t dream of any other vacation. In addition to adrenaline, they also get a great opportunity to spread their fingers in front of their friends. Imagine, this company is going to the bathhouse, they begin to share their memories, who drank how many liters of whiskey on vacation and how many girls they fucked. And my client kind of casually says: “What are you all about drinking and women like pigs. Here I am, riding the Amazon and hunting with the M’budu tribe.” Can you imagine? The people immediately perk up, start asking how many elephants and kangaroos he spanked…
“There are no kangaroos in America,” Lelik remarked.
– Where are they found? – Slavik was taken aback.
“In Australia,” said Lelik.
– Well, that’s what I said that he rode the Amazon in Australia, – Slavik got angry. – Why are you knocking me down?
“The Amazon is in America,” Lelik explained just as calmly. And elephants are in Africa. Kangaroo is in Australia.
– Do you want to humiliate me? Slavik asked, and his face darkened. – Like, we, the nobles, have a higher education, and I’m an uneducated creature here, right?
– Well, all right, all right… He started up like an energizer hare, – Lelik began to calm him down. “Personally, I don’t care who he hunted: elephants, crocodiles or bushmen.
– And what kind of animal is a Bushman? Slavik asked.
“It doesn’t matter,” Lelik replied. – A small fluffy animal. So, what is next?
“Next…” Slavik began, but then the door to Lelik’s office opened and General Gena, who had had dinner, entered.
“Hello, Gennady Viktorovich,” Slavik said in a falsely hospitable voice, and Lelik was surprised at how much his friend’s voice had changed at the sight of the client. “Professional,” thought Lelik, who always respected professionals.
– Did you order? – without any greetings asked Slavik Gena, who was extremely harsh in dealing with any service, hoping in this way that he would be frightened and not deceived. But, as Slavik explained to Lelik many times, it is precisely these most stern clients who “soar” the most, because an experienced manager sees through any client.
– Of course, I ordered, – Slavik answered kindly smiling. – But once again I strongly recommend you to think about your choice, because a vacation in the Canary Islands is such a melancholy…
“You see, dear,” Gennady interrupted him impatiently, “I have heard this bagpipe of yours about incredible adventures, hunting and encounters with cannibals for the twentieth time. I have enough incredible adventures at work, and I just met with the tax office last week. Therefore, I need only one thing: to lie quietly and calmly on the beach, drinking cocktails, and so that not a single living soul approaches me closer than five meters.
“Well, whatever you say,” Slavik did not argue, pulling some papers out of his briefcase. – The desire of the client is the law. Here are your papers and tickets. As you requested, two weeks in Tenerife for two in a five-star hotel in the south of the island for you and your charming wife.
“Stop,” said Gennady. What the hell is a wife?
– Well, – Slavik was taken aback, – you ordered two tours.
– And what, – the arrogant Gena continued the interrogation, – are there two identical surnames?
– N-n-no… y-y-yes… I don’t remember… no, I remember, different! Slava said. “But I thought your wife just had her maiden name… You know what happens? A wife does not take her husband’s last name and…
“You think too much,” Gena said impressively, taking the papers from Slavik’s hands. “It’s obviously bad for you.” Don’t think too much next time,” he advised, heading for the door. “It’s better not to think at all,” Gena said and left the office.
The friends were silent for a while.
– M-yes, – Lelik finally said. “Me too, top notch manager. I didn’t sell the Amazon, and I’m generally silent about the puncture with my wife. Even I would never make such a mistake in my life. Now Gena will no longer work with you. For him, the mention of his wife is picking at an open wound.
“Just think,” Slavik defended himself. And there are spots on the sun.

Temperatures in april in europe: April Temperature Averages in European Cities

Опубликовано: April 23, 2021 в 11:12 am

Автор: alexxlab

Категории: April

April Temperature Averages in European Cities

Average temperatures for April 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 April temperatures

High °F Low °F City High °C Low °C

56 40 Amsterdam, Netherlands 14 5

61 41 Andorra la Vella, Andorra 16 5

67 53 Athens, Greece 19 11

64 47 Barcelona, Spain 18 9

64 47 Belgrade, Serbia 18 8

56 40 Berlin, Germany 13 4

55 39 Birmingham, United Kingdom 13 4

61 41 Bratislava, Slovakia 16 5

58 42 Brussels, Belgium 14 5

64 42 Bucharest, Romania 18 6

62 45 Budapest, Hungary 17 7

60 42 Chisinau, Moldova 16 6

58 38 Cologne, Germany 14 4

50 36 Copenhagen, Denmark 10 2

54 40 Dublin, Ireland 12 5

53 39 Glasgow, United Kingdom 12 4

54 38 Hamburg, Germany 12 3

48 32 Helsinki, Finland 9 0

63 48 İstanbul, Turkey 17 9

48 33 Kazan, Russia 9 1

56 41 Kiev, Ukraine 14 5

Average daily temperatures in April

High °F Low °F City High °C Low °C

51 38 Leeds, United Kingdom 11 3

57 42 Lille, France 14 5

67 53 Lisbon, Portugal 19 12

60 41 Ljubljana, Slovenia 15 5

58 43 London, United Kingdom 15 6

54 38 Luxembourg, Luxembourg 12 3

61 44 Lyon, France 16 7

64 45 Madrid, Spain 18 7

55 41 Manchester, United Kingdom 13 5

65 48 Marseille, France 19 9

63 45 Milan, Italy 17 7

52 35 Minsk, Belarus 11 2

63 50 Monaco, Monaco 17 10

51 35 Moscow, Russia 10 2

55 37 Munich, Germany 13 3

65 47 Naples, Italy 18 8

63 50 Nice, France 17 10

50 35 Nizhny & Novgorod, Russia 10 2

48 33 Oslo, Norway 9 1

60 45 Paris, France 16 7

66 48 Podgorica, Montenegro 19 9

56 36 Prague, Czech Republic 13 2

60 40 Pristina, Kosovo 16 4

April temperatures: daily averages

High °F Low °F City High °C Low °C

42 33 Reykjavík, Iceland 6 0

50 34 Riga, Latvia 10 1

66 44 Rome, Italy 19 7

61 43 Rostov-on-Don, Russia 16 6

56 40 Rotterdam, Netherlands 14 4

47 33 Saint Petersburg, Russia 8 1

53 36 Samara, Russia 12 2

62 44 San Marino, San Marino 17 7

59 40 Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina 15 4

65 44 Skopje, Macedonia 18 7

60 40 Sofia, Bulgaria 15 5

47 34 Stockholm, Sweden 9 1

47 32 Tallinn, Estonia 8 0

66 46 Tirana, Albania 19 8

62 42 Turin, Italy 17 6

51 31 Ufa, Russia 11 0

59 41 Vaduz, Liechtenstein 15 5

66 53 Valletta, Malta 19 12

61 43 Vienna, Austria 16 6

51 35 Vilnius, Lithuania 11 2

60 41 Volgograd, Russia 15 5

55 37 Warsaw, Poland 13 3

61 41 Zagreb, Croatia 16 5

58 37 Zurich, Switzerland 15 3

Top 10 Best Destinations to Visit

Europe in April is at the peak of Spring Season before the scorching summer sun settles in from May and June. April is the most comfortable month for European Holidays as the continent’s weather transforms from the freezing winters to a quite comfortable one during this time.

Also during this time, you get to see so many beautiful flowers blooming in the gorgeous settings of Europe and also enjoy the European Spring fruits and vegetables. This is the last month in Europe to avail of the discounts on airfare and hotels as right after this month, the summer tourist season begins and everything slowly starts getting expensive.

However, it is the incredible scenic beauty, and enjoyable sightseeing tour, a comfortable climate, or a budget-friendly trip. April serves perfection in all aspects, making it an ideal month for Europe vacations.

What is the weather in Europe in April?
April in Northern Europe though it remains cold, unlike the winters, it has plenty of sunshine during this time, so the weather gets comfortable for traveling. The temperature improves from the freezing one and comes around 9 degrees approximately.

In Western Europe, there is more of a spring flavor, and the temperature ranges from 12 to 13 degrees being absolute pleasant and days getting too much longer.

The Eastern side, on the other hand, enjoys complete Spring season in April with a temperature of around 15 degrees and a mixed climate while Middle Europe has quite a warmer weather during this time having a temperature of approximately 20 degrees.

So to help you prepare your holidays, the following list gives you exposure to the best places to travel in Europe in April. And will provide you a respective forecast about the weather in Europe in April.

Table of Contents

Europe in April: Top 10 Best Destinations to Visit

Dubrovnik, Croatia

Ghent, Belgium

Prague, Czech Republic

Bologna, Italy

Barcelona, Spain

Florence, Italy

Tallinn, Estonia

Budapest, Hungary

Paris, France

Venice, Italy

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Europe in April: Top 10 Best Destinations to Visit

Dubrovnik, Croatia
Dubrovnik is a world-famous tourist destination in Croatia located on the Adriatic Sea. It has a pretty comfortable climate during April having temperatures between 14 to 17 degrees. It receives an excellent long 9 to 10 hours of sunshine during April and is among the best places in Europe to visit in April.

The city has impressive architectural works and breathtaking scenic beauty which get a flawless look in the Spring Season in April. The old part of the town is just like a created movie set featuring broad lanes, old marvel houses, narrow winding streets having a cinematic view. April in Dubrovnik is packed with spring festivals and events that help you discover the city from different dimensions.

Festivals like Christian Cultural Day in the first week of April, there are musical events and parties like Club Lazareti in the middle week of April, Easter Brunch Festival, St.Blaise Day, one-week event of Tisuna Molim, Dubrovnik Carnival, Aklapela Vocal Groups Festival and so many to cherish for.

Apart from events, these gorgeous sightseeing attractions like Old City Walls, Stradun of Dubrovnik, City gates, Square of the Loggia, Dubrovnik’s Gibraltar, Recor’s Palace and other numerous beautiful locations will make your vacation worthwhile in the springtime.

Ghent, Belgium
Ghent is a beautiful painted city of Belgium that follows a medieval architecture. You can explore the picturesque town by walking as well as on a boat ride sailing through the city.

While the days have temperatures between 10 to 14 degrees at night, it can drop to 6 degrees even. The weather remains cold with moderate sunshine. The spine thrilling city attractions are amazing to explore in the pleasant spring weather of April like The Count’s Castle, Cathedral of St.Bavo, the breathtaking gothic fortress “Gravensteen,” The belfry, Town Hall, Ruins of Sint –Baafsabdij, Ghent Museum, Museum of Fine Arts, Graslei, and many more.

April also helps you enjoy amazing shopping Sundays in Ghent at various shopping destinations of the city, and you can also check out the Ghent Old market. All museums, historical circles, cultural associations conduct various colorful local events in springtime.

The city has some of the most beautiful street arts, so you can also opt for a graffiti tour and enjoy the nights with musical concerts and nightclubs.

Prague, Czech Republic
Being the capital of the Czech Republic, Prague is crowded with millions of tourists throughout the year due to its packed in attractions. Be it the best places to go in Europe in April or the best European cities to visit in April, Prague ranks in top position in both the categories.

Prague in April bids farewell to the winter season and so the weather mostly remains cold having temperatures between 9 to 14 degrees while at night it may drop to 4 degrees. April is the best time to explore the city attractions, closed parks, and gardens or take a walking city tour.

Various festivals and exhibitions are organized during this time like Exhibition at the Jewish Museum, City Museum, Karel Zeman Museum, etc.

Easter celebrations generally last till April in Prague, and another entertaining event is the ‘Witches Night’ on April 30, which is pretty much like Halloween. It is celebrated to bid goodbye to the freezing winters with bonfire night, creepy colorful costumes, and with hard drinks boozing the entire night.

Other fun events include cruising and jazzing in the jazz boat in the entire April month, the artistic Hieronymous Bosch event, fun Saturdays with shopping and eating at Naplavka riverside market, Spiritual Music concert, and many other big and small events.

Bologna, Italy
Bologna in Italy enjoys a pleasant spring in April having temperatures between 13 to 17 degrees with 6 hours of sunshine. The city has got a significant historical and cultural background that has fallen under the reign of various ruling kingdoms.

April month in Bologna is a hub of exhibitions and cultural events like Dali Experience. The famous portrait of Rittrato d’uomo at Palazzo d’Accursio, Lavoro in Movimento exhibition, San Giacomo Music Festival, Eureka dance show. The musical festival ‘Hair’ celebrating the hippie culture of 1960, the Ocarina Music Festival and the list go on.

Many mesmerizing portraits done by the ancient Italian painter are exposed to the public during this time. The art and music lovers are surely going to love Bologna in April.

Apart from the events, you can also take day and evening tours of the city attractions like Leaning towers, Piazza Maggiore, San Petronio, Archiginassio, Bologna National gallery, Oratory of Battuti and many more. You can spend the nights shopping at la Piazzola Market and dining at the finest city restaurants.

Barcelona, Spain
Spain is one of the hot European countries in April having the peeking of the summer season. Barcelona has the best weather in Europe in April that is neither too hot, nor too cold. The temperatures vary between 13 to 18 degrees with a good amount of sunshine. April is one of the fun times to visit Barcelona due to its entertaining events and comfortable weather.

Festivals like Sant Jordi’s day celebrates the city crowded with roses as on this occasion men gift red roses to their lady love, Feria de Abril which is the April fair organized in the last week of the month.

The Cursa de Bombers which is a racing event of the firefighters on April 22. Semana Santa is conducting religious parades, and the Barcelona International Auteur Film Festival and many other activities.

Apart from cherishing the events, you can spend the day with the sightseeing tour and taste the lip-smacking Spanish cuisines. It features in the top 5 list of the best places to travel in Europe in April.

Florence, Italy
Florence is among the most romantic destinations in Italy that are loved by tourists across the world. The old architectures, narrow cobbled streets, exotic wines, opera theatres make the city more charming like a painted old town.

Florence is another city to have the best weather in Europe in April with temperatures between 14 to 19 degrees with 9 hours of sunshine. The climate is excellent to explore its local attractions like Museums, Art galleries, cathedrals, and other gorgeous tourist destinations. A lot of festivals embark the April month in Florence like Easter Celebration at the beginning of April Month.

Festival of Scarperia in the first Sunday of the month, Handicrafts and other vintage display exhibits at Aprilante in the first Sunday of the month, Greve in Chianti in the 4th Sunday of April, last Florence supper on April 5 at the churches, running and cycling festival at Vivicita in the middle week of April, the beautiful spring nursery blooming with flowers in Borgo San Lorenzo, Handicrafts Trade Fair in the last week of April Florence bike festival, and many other events in honor of welcoming the spring season.

You cannot get enough of the evens in Florence in April and the fantastic nights at the classic Opera theatres. So if you are thinking of where to travel in Europe in April, don’t miss Florence at any cost.

Tallinn, Estonia
Tallinn is a beautiful city of Estonia that seems to come straight from the fairyland. The temperature here ranges between 6 to 11 degrees having a cold climate and at night sometimes even drop to 0 degrees.

If you are a scenic beauty admirer, this is the place you should visit in April, to see the colorful conical roofs peeking through the city in daylight accompanied by the blue seas and colorful red trees. The town looks breathtaking drowned in the flavors of Springs.

The city hosts many cultural events during this time like Tallinn Craft beer festival at the beginning of April, Tallinn TV Tower Run in the April 3, Estonian Musical concerts in the middle week of April, Handicraft Fair in the last week of the month, Tallinn International Festival Jazzkaar in the last week of April, Simple Session festival featuring the BMX and snowboarding event, and many more. You can also go to city attractions and cathedrals during the daytime.

Budapest, Hungary
Budapest in Hungary ranks among the best places in Europe to visit in April due to its numerous festivals, concerts, exhibitions, and cultural events for the tourists and residents during this time.

The scenic beauty is also lovely in Budapest during April with blooming flowers beautifying the lush greeneries that make the entire city look bright and gorgeous under the spring sky.

The temperature of Budapest in April is around 11 to 15 degrees offering cold and pleasant weather for sightseeing, city tours and enjoying the festivals.

Be it walking under the Chain Bridge, tasting the exotic Hungarian food and wines, go for cruising at the Danube river, take a dip in the Szechenyi Baths.

Explore the caves of Budapest, spend quality time at the Buda castle or taste the traditional Hungarian food and go for a city touring.

Everything feels worthwhile under the Spring sky of April. The festival events like spring fair, Budapest Spring Festival, Budapest Art week, International Book Festival, Vince Festival, and Exhibitions at museums are going to make your trip extremely fun and entertaining.

Paris, France
Paris is one such beautiful destination of France that looks breathtaking irrespective of season and climate. It is a favorite European destination for all tourists and also a famous honeymoon destination. In April, Paris has a temperature between 11 to 16 degrees with moderate sunshine.

The city looks like a painted picture during spring bordered by the greeneries, beautiful structures, and streets and shining under the blue sky.

April is the month of the photographers to take some million dollar shots of the beautiful city. Various events are conducted during this time like Easter celebrations, Paris marathon, and exhibitions at the Grand Palais, and Paris Art fair. There are colorful and fun events for the kids at Disneyland, funfairs, Trades shows, Music concerts, and lots of cultural events.

Apart from these, you can go to the city attractions like Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame Cathedral, Musse du Louvre, and many other attractive locations.

Venice, Italy
Venice, which is also known as the paradise of Italy, is excellent to travel in April. The temperatures are quite pleasant, varying between 12 to 16 degrees. April has a lovely beginning in Venice with the Easter celebrations, classical music concerts, and the event of Benedizione del Fuoco organized at Saint marks basilica.

The second and third week houses the events like Festa di San Marco in the last week of April, Venice Jazz festival, Italian Liberation Day celebration on April 25, plenty of opera concerts, and many more cultural events.

Also, this time has lesser city crowds, and hence you can breathe the beautiful city exploring and cruising through the attractive destinations. The city has an enchanting beauty in the springtime blooming with flowers and reflecting brightly with the amazing blue water bodies.

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Surface air temperature for April 2022

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April 2022 was globally around the sixth warmest April since records began. April temperatures over much of Europe were close to average values for 1991-2020. Temperatures were unusually high from north-eastern Africa across the Middle East to central and southern Asia. Pre-monsoon temperatures were extremely high over Pakistan and northern India.

April 2022

1991-2020

Surface air temperature anomaly for April 2022 relative to the April average for the period 1991-2020. Data source: ERA5. Credit: Copernicus Climate Change Service/ECMWF.
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1981-2010

Surface air temperature anomaly for April 2022 relative to the April average for the period 1981-2010. Data source: ERA5. Credit: Copernicus Climate Change Service/ECMWF.
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Average temperatures for April 2022 differed little from the 1991-2020 April average over northern, western and southern Europe. They were colder than average over central and parts of eastern Europe and warmer than average over the far south-east of the continent.

An extensive region of much-above-average temperatures stretched from north-eastern Africa across the Middle East to central and southern Asia. Pre-monsoon temperatures were exceptionally high over Pakistan and northern India, following record highs in March; the heatwave led to critical water and power shortages as well as damage to crops. Heatwave conditions were also experienced in Egypt and Sudan. High spring temperatures were reported in the Central Asian Republics. Temperatures were also much higher than average over Greenland, easternmost Russia, and the Ross and Weddell sectors of Antarctica. Other regions of above-average temperature include the southern and south-western USA, Mexico, parts of the Far East, and northern Australia.

April 2022 was much colder than average over central and western Canada and much of the ice-covered Arctic Ocean. Temperatures were also below the 1991-2020 average over several other land regions, including north-western Africa, South East Asia, southernmost Africa, south-western Australia and East Antarctica.

Air temperatures were substantially above average over parts of all the major ocean basins. Below-average marine air temperatures were located in the tropical and southern sub-tropical eastern Pacific, indicative of continuing La Niña conditions.

1991-2020

Monthly global-mean and European-mean surface air temperature anomalies relative to 1991-2020, from April 1979 to April 2022. The darker coloured bars denote the April values. Data source: ERA5. Credit: Copernicus Climate Change Service/ECMWF.
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1981-2010

Monthly global-mean and European-mean surface air temperature anomalies relative to 1981-2010, from April 1979 to April 2022. The darker coloured bars denote the April values. Data source: ERA5. Credit: Copernicus Climate Change Service/ECMWF.
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Globally, April 2022 was:

0.28°C warmer than the 1991-2020 average for April

the sixth warmest April on record, though only marginally colder than April 2018

more than 0.2°C cooler than the warmest Aprils, which were in 2016 and 2020

marginally warmer than April 2010, the warmest April prior to April 2016.

European-average temperature anomalies are generally larger and more variable than global anomalies. The European-average temperature for April 2022 was 0.42°C lower than the 1991-2020 average. The month was 2.4°C colder than the warmest April, which occurred in 2018, but 0.4°C warmer than April 2021.

The last 12 months – May 2021 to April 2022

1991-2020

Surface air temperature anomaly for May 2021 to April 2022 relative to the average for 1991-2020. Data source: ERA5. Credit: Copernicus Climate Change Service/ECMWF.
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1981-2010

Surface air temperature anomaly for May 2021 to April 2022 relative to the average for 1981-2010. Data source: ERA5. Credit: Copernicus Climate Change Service/ECMWF.
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Temperatures averaged over the last twelve-month period were:

above average over most land areas and the majority of the ocean surface

markedly above the 1991-2020 average in a region stretching from northern Arabia to western Siberia, and over northern Siberia, central North America, north-western and central Africa, East Antarctica and the Weddell Sea

close to average over much of Europe, but above average in the east of the continent, and to a lesser extent over a band eastward from Ireland to southern Scandinavia

below average over some land areas, including parts of northern Canada and Alaska, north-eastern South America, southern Africa, India, Australia and Antarctica

below average over the eastern equatorial Pacific, where the La Niña event that peaked in late 2020 reintensified later in 2021 and continued into 2022

also below average over the Chukchi Sea, parts of the eastern North Pacific and several oceanic areas in the southern hemisphere.

1991-2020

Running twelve-month averages of global-mean and European-mean surface air temperature anomalies relative to 1991-2020, based on monthly values from April 1979 to April 2022. The darker coloured bars are the averages for each of the calendar years from 1979 to 2020. Data source: ERA5. Credit: Copernicus Climate Change Service/ECMWF.
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1981-2010

Running twelve-month averages of global-mean and European-mean surface air temperature anomalies relative to 1981-2010, based on monthly values from April 1979 to April 2022. The darker coloured bars are the averages for each of the calendar years from 1979 to 2020. Data source: ERA5. Credit: Copernicus Climate Change Service/ECMWF.
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There is more variability in average European temperatures, but values are more certain due to the relatively dense observational coverage of the continent. The average for this twelve-month period is 0.41°C above the 1991-2020 average. 2020 is the warmest calendar year on record for Europe by a clear margin, with a temperature 1.2°C above the 1991-2020 average.

Note on global values from ERA5 and other temperature datasets

The spread in global averages from various temperature datasets has been reported previously to have been relatively large over recent years. An updated version of the dataset principally responsible for this spread was released in mid-December 2020. This version agrees much better with other datasets for the latest few years. This version does however show a larger warming since 1850-1900 than its predecessor, which has an influence on the ‘pre-industrial’ estimate as mentioned above. Read more in the Temperature indicator.

There is general agreement among datasets that the period from 2015 to 2020 is much warmer globally than any previous such period. There is also agreement that the global temperature has risen at an average rate close to 0. 2°C per decade since the late 1970s. There is nevertheless still some spread between the datasets for recent years, such as for 2020, and the annual average temperature anomalies for these years from ERA5 are generally higher than those from the five other datasets considered. The differences range from 0.02 to 0.08°C for 2016-2020. The range is 0.00 to 0.07°C if air temperature over sea is replaced by sea-surface temperature for ERA5 and the other dataset for which sea-surface temperature was not used by design. The remaining differences depend partly on the extent to which datasets represent the relatively warm conditions that have predominated over the Arctic and Antarctic during these years. Differences elsewhere in estimates of sea-surface temperature and surface air temperature over land have been further factors.

The average surface air temperature analysis homepage explains more about the production and reliability of the values presented here, but has yet to be updated to include the new information on dataset spread mentioned above.

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*April Forecast* Weather patterns are now adjusting to the Polar Vortex collapse, creating a weak jet stream as we head deeper into Spring

April weather across the Northern Hemisphere will be shaped by the Polar Vortex collapse event from last month. Unseasonably cold weather events will continue over North America, with a weakened circulation and a disrupted jet stream pattern.

The Polar Vortex is a very powerful short-to-medium term weather driver during every cold season. For this reason, we monitor the activity high above in the stratosphere.

The Polar Vortex underwent a strong collapse event in late March, with the effects now coming down from the higher levels of the atmosphere. The already weak circulation will receive a new wave of disruption.

THE RISE AND FALL OF THE POLAR VORTEX

Every year as we head into autumn, the polar regions receive less and less sunlight. With less solar energy, cooling begins over the north pole.

But as the polar temperatures drop, the atmosphere further south is still relatively warm as it continues to receive light and energy from the Sun.

You can see the winter solstice in the image below. The polar regions receive little to zero solar energy, compared to regions further south, which still continue to receive plenty of sunlight and warmth.

But, as temperature drops over the polar regions, so does the pressure. With colder temperatures over the pole, the temperature difference towards the south increases.

This causes a strong global pressure difference from the poles to the equator, and a large low-pressure (cyclonic) circulation starts to develop across the Northern Hemisphere. It extends from the surface layers, far up into the stratosphere. This is known as the Polar Vortex.

You can see the layers of the atmosphere in the image below. The troposphere (blue layer) and the weather are on the bottom and the stratosphere (green layer) with the ozone layer above it.

We produced a 3-dimensional model of the Polar Vortex, extending from the lower levels up into the Stratosphere. The vertical axis is greatly enhanced for better visual purposes. You can see in the image below what the actual structure of the Polar Vortex looks like.

The Polar Vortex behaves like a very large cyclone, covering the whole north pole, down to the mid-latitudes. It is connected through all atmospheric levels, from the ground up, but usually has different shapes at different altitudes.

In the next image below, we have the bottom of the polar vortex at around 5km/3miles. The closer to the ground we go, the more deformed the polar vortex gets because it has to interact with the mountains and overall terrain.

Be aware of its “arms” extending into the lower latitudes, bringing along colder air and snowfall. These arms also pack a lot of energy and can create strong winter storms, like a Noreaster’ in the United States or powerful cyclones in the North Atlantic.

We are typically focusing more on the Stratospheric Polar Vortex, as it plays a very important role in the weather development throughout the season. It is known for its strong influence down from the stratosphere.

A strong Polar Vortex usually means strong polar circulation. This usually locks the colder air into the Polar regions, creating milder conditions for most of the United States and Europe.

In contrast, a weak Polar Vortex can create a weak jet stream pattern. It has a much harder time containing the cold air, which can now escape out of the polar regions, into the United States and/or Europe. Image by NOAA.

Typically, a polar vortex circulation is disrupted due to a rise in temperature and pressure in the stratosphere. That is called a Sudden Stratospheric Warming (SSW) event, which collapses the Polar Vortex.

To put the Polar Vortex into a perspective, we produced a high-resolution video, which shows the recent collapse event of the Polar Vortex.

Video shows the 10mb level (30km/18.5miles) from the GFS model. We can see the Polar Vortex first being split apart, followed by a strong displacement and disintegration.

The main takeaway from the video should be that the Polar Vortex is not just one single winter storm or a cold outbreak that moves from the Midwest into the northeastern United States.

It is a large cyclonic area that is spinning over the entire Northern Hemisphere, from the ground up to the top of the stratosphere, reaching over 50km/31miles in altitude.

POLAR VORTEX COLLAPSE EVENT

We typically use the 10mb level, when analyzing the polar vortex in the stratosphere. That is around 30km (17-20 miles) in altitude.

This layer is considered to be in the mid-stratosphere and is generally a good representation of the strength and status of the stratospheric polar vortex.

The strength of the polar vortex is most often measured by the power of the winds that it produces. This is typically done by measuring the westerly zonal (west to east) wind speeds around the polar circle (60°N latitude).

In the image below we have the seasonal average zonal wind speed for the Polar Vortex at 10mb level. The black line is the long-term average, and the blue line is the analyzed polar vortex strength in the 2021/22cold season.

For the majority of the cold season, the polar vortex was stronger than normal. But in March we can see the rapid collapse of the polar vortex. When the zonal (westerly) winds are reduced below zero in a sharp/rapid event, that is considered a breakdown of the circulation.

But not just winds, the temperature is also of major importance. The colder the polar vortex gets, the stronger it becomes.

Below we have the 2021/2022 season analysis of the stratospheric temperature at 10mb from NASA. The red/pink line is the 21/22 season, which shows the colder than normal polar vortex at the 10mb level in the stratosphere.

But notice the pink line, which shows a rapid temperature from February into March. You can see three distinct warming waves, each stronger than the last one. The final “strongest” peak, was produced in the collapse of the Polar Vortex.

But what exactly was happening up in the higher levels of the atmosphere? And how is it still influencing our weather down here?

Looking at the polar vortex in mid-March below, we can see the vortex was already under pressure from the European and the North Pacific sector. It had an oval shape, and it already began the separation in its core, creating two centers.

Taking a look at the temperature profile at the 10mb level (30km/18.5mi), we can see a warming wave developing over eastern Siberia and a weaker one over northern Canada. Here we can also see the separation of the core into two separate entities.

The collapse process can also be seen in the 3D structure of the polar vortex. The vortex at this point was breaking apart, developing two cores.

The vertical pressure anomaly reveals a connection between the stratosphere and the lower levels. It shows the stratospheric low-pressure areas separated into two cores in mid-March.

Currently, the polar vortex is defeated, and the polar circulation is reversed. The remains of the stratospheric polar vortex are over the eastern north hemisphere, with a high-pressure system taking over.

The 3D structure shows that only the lower level circulation remains. The upper stratospheric part of the polar vortex is gone until the next cold season 2022/23.

The influence of such an event can be seen below. This graphic shows the vertical temperature anomaly. We can see the three warming waves, coming down further from the upper stratosphere.

The final warming event can be tracked now still progressing down, forecast to reach the upper levels of the troposphere.

As you will see now, we can track these stratospheric events in the lower level circulation. That means that it will effectively also influence the weather that we feel.

FROM THE POLAR VORTEX TO THE SURFACE

This first graphic is probably the most important. It shows the vertical pressure anomaly from the surface up into the upper stratosphere. The red square marks the polar vortex collapse event.

We can see by the arrows, that the high-pressure anomaly resulting from the collapse is propagating down. It is connecting to the weather patterns, most strongly in the coming days and into the mid-month.

We can see an anomaly extension around the 10th of April. That coincides with a negative phase of the PNA, seen in the forecast below.

PNA stands for the Pacific North American index, explaining the pressure pattern over North America. A negative phase means lower pressure over western Canada and the western United States.

The weather pattern in the next few days can be seen below and is very disrupted already. High-pressure anomalies are present over the polar circle, with low-pressure systems scattered around. Main low cores are forecast over Scandinavia and the eastern United States.

This pattern is what a weak polar circulation looks like, with a disrupted jet stream. Such weather patterns can generally bring unseasonable (warm/cold) weather to the mid-latitudes.

Such a pattern in the next few days will translate into colder air over northern Europe under the low-pressure system. But the low-pressure system over the eastern United States is bringing down colder weather into the eastern half of the country. Warmer weather remains over the southwestern United States, under the high-pressure.

Taking a closer look at this cold shot over the United States, we can see the colder than normal temperatures spreading over much of the central and eastern United States. Warm weather in the southerly flow prevails over the west coast and western Canada.

The air will be cold enough to bring fresh snowfall into much of the northern United States. This cold outbreak will spread snowfall down from Midwest into the Ohio Valley.

MID-MONTH WEATHER PATTERN

Going into next week, we will be witnessing a shift in the weather pattern. The polar vortex collapse wave will reach further down. We can see stronger high-pressure anomalies building around the polar circle. A strong low-pressure system will descend into western Canada and the western United States.

This is the negative PNA pattern, that was forecast, linked to the overall pressure changes from the Polar Vortex Collapse event.

The temperature forecast for this period shows the cold air following the strong low-pressure system over western Canada and the United States. At the same time, a southerly flow will be established ahead of this low-pressure system, bringing warmer temperatures into the eastern United States and Canada.

Warmer weather will also prevail over western Europe, as colder conditions remain to the east.

Looking closely at this period over the United States, we can see a strong cold air spilling down from Canada into the western United States next week. We can see a strong temperature contrast, with the northerly flow in the west and the southerly warm flow in the northeast.

With such a strong cold air outbreak, more snowfall is expected from the Rockies into the Midwest. The final amount is not yet clear, as the event is too far out, but we can see the early distribution pattern.

NOAA OFFICIAL 8-14 DAY WEATHER OUTLOOK

This is all nicely captured below on the official NOAA/CPC 8-14 day weather forecast. Colder than normal temperatures will prevail over much of the United States, as the low-pressure system crosses the country. Warmer temperatures will move out into the far eastern and southeastern states.

Looking at the official NOAA precipitation forecast, we have a signal for more precipitation over the eastern half of the United States. Less precipitation is expected under the drier cooler northerly flow in the west-central United States, and in the southwest.

WEATHER PATTERNS EVOLVE INTO LATE MONTH

Looking into the second half of the month, the high pressure will remain around the polar circle. Two main low-pressure areas will be again over the eastern United States and northeastern Pacific. The low pressure over the eastern United States is actually the same system that will be moving in from the west next week.

At the same time, a ridge builds again over the western United States, while one remains over western Europe.

In the temperature anomalies for this period, we can see the colder air following behind the low-pressure system in the eastern United States. At the same time, a warmer airmass spreads into the western United States, with the developing ridge.

Looking closer at the United States pattern, we have an example forecast below, showing a possible scenario. The idea is that the low-pressure system next week will move further towards the east, bringing down more cold into the eastern half of the country.

At the same time, a building high-pressure ridge will expand a warmer air mass in the western half.

The precipitation anomaly forecast below shows that the cold air is mostly dry. The main precipitation area is pushed towards the southeastern and eastern parts of the United States.

We do have to repeat, that this is further out in the forecast period, so it serves as an example of a possible scenario. The ensemble forecast supports the disrupted circulation, which is supportive of further cold air intrusions into the United States.

Further down we will also cover the weather trends for late April and early May, and after that, we will look at the seasonal weather into early Summer.

LATE APRIL – EARLY MAY WEATHER PATTERN

The latest extended-range forecast from ECMWF was released this Monday, so we can look at some late April and early May trends.

The pressure pattern forecast for late April shows higher pressure over the lower latitudes. A broad low-pressure zone remains over Siberia and a weaker one is signaled over Canada.

Looking at the temperature forecast for Europe in the same period, we can see mostly warmer than normal temperatures. Colder than normal air is likely to remain mostly over Scandinavia.

The temperature forecast for North America shows the colder temperatures remaining mostly in Canada. An extension is likely into the northern United States. The rest of the country is expected to be warmer than normal under the high-pressure zone.

Going into early May, the high-pressure zones remain. But we have a better signal for low-pressure areas over Canada and northwestern Europe.

Temperatures for this period over Europe are more neutral/normal. It can also be a hint for a likely cold air spill into central Europe around this period.

Over North America, we can see the colder anomalies over Canada. But we can also see a larger neutral extension into the Midwest and towards the central United States. This is likely another cold outbreak event in development, triggered by the low-pressure zone over Canada.

NOAA/NCEP also releases regular weekly forecasts, produced by their CFS model. Below is the temperature anomaly forecast for the same period as the ECMWF extended range above.

The late April forecast on the left also shows the colder air over northern parts of the United States. And going into early May, we have the same hints of a new colder air outbreak down into the Midwest and the eastern United States.

We will now quickly look at the latest seasonal forecast below, extending our look at the weather trends in the coming months.

SPRING TO SUMMER WEATHER OUTLOOK

We typically use the ECMWF long-range model (SEAS-5), as it is often referred to as “the best” solution for long-range forecasting.

The forecast period we will be focusing on is May-June-July (MJJ 2022). This period covers the remaining month of meteorological spring and the first two months of meteorological summer.

In the pressure pattern forecast from ECMWF below, we can see a La Nina high-pressure system remaining in the North Pacific. It extends into the western United States.

A similar high-pressure pair is found over the northeastern United States and over western Europe. A low-pressure area is hinted over northern Europe.

The global temperature distribution of course follows this pattern. Over North America, we see warm pooling over the western United States. That is the warmer airmass under the high-pressure anomaly.

Europe features mostly warmer than normal conditions over the south-central and western parts. Northern Europe however is seen neutral, under a likely low-pressure area.

Looking closer at Europe, we see warm anomalies over most of the continent. But the exception is northern Europe, which will be under the influence of a low-pressure system.

Over North America, we can now better see the warm pooling over much central and western United States. The southeastern United States however does feature a neutral area, hinting at a possible partial northerly flow on the eastern side of a ridge.

Warm anomalies are also forecast over much of central and eastern Canada, and also the northeastern United States. That region is under the influence of the high-pressure system in the region.

The precipitation forecast shows drier conditions over most of the central and northwestern United States. But parts of the southeastern and southwestern United States, and eastern Canada have a higher chance of wetter conditions.

Normal to wetter conditions will prevail over northern Europe under the low-pressure zone. But the rest of the continent is expected to be drier than normal, under the high-pressure anomaly.

This forecast raises concerns about severe drought conditions in much of the western United States. The drought conditions are already present strongly over the west and south, as seen in the analysis below by the United States national drought monitor service.

Looking at the NOAA official temperature outlook, most of the United States is warmer than normal. The core warm anomalies are so far focused on the southern and southwestern United States.

The official precipitation forecast is quite similar to the model forecast. We see an equal-to-higher probability for more precipitation over the northeast. But most of the western United States, however, is forecast to have a drier than normal season from late spring and into summer.

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Best Time for Northern Europe Cruises (Climate Chart and Table)

On this page, you will find information about the climate and the best time to visit Northern Europe Cruises. We created climate tables and charts for the locations of Bergen, Kirkenes, Reykjavik, Kiel und Copenhagen. 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 Northern Europe Cruises for your holiday.

Climate Overview

-13 °C to 22 °C

2 °C to 16 °C

0.94 – 11.14 in (3 – 22 Days of Rain)

Average Annual Temperature is between 0 °C (Kirkenes) and 9 °C (Kiel)

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Best Time to Visit Northern Europe Cruises: Overview

JanuaryJan

MaximumMax. 5 °C
Up to 7.52 in of rainof rain
Water max. 6 °C

FebruaryFeb

MaximumMax. 5 °C
Water max. 6 °C

MarchMar

MaximumMax. 8 °C
Water max. 6 °C

AprilApr

MaximumMax. 12 °C
Water max. 7 °C

MayMay

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JulyJul

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SeptemberSep

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OctoberOct

MaximumMax. 13 °C
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NovemberNov

MaximumMax. 7 °C
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Water max. 8 °C

DecemberDec

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Best Time to Visit the Regions

Find the best time to visit the regions (Northern Europe Cruises) in the following overview.

Location Best Time to Travel

Bergen May, June, July, and August

Kirkenes May, June, July, August, and September

Reykjavik May, June, July, August, and September

Kiel May, June, July, August, and September

Copenhagen May, June, July, August, and September

Climate Charts Northern Europe Cruises

In the following, you will find climate charts for the regions.

Furthermore, there are some charts you can use for quick comparison of climate between the regions.

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Climate Tables Northern Europe Cruises

In the following, you will find some climate tables for Northern Europe Cruises, containing information about Temperatures, Precipitation, Water Temperatures, and Hours of Sunshine.

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Temperatures, Precipitation, Sunshine in Bergen (Northern Europe Cruises)

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Day Temperature 3° 3° 5° 8° 13° 16° 17° 17° 14° 10° 6° 4°

Night Temperature -1° -1° 0° 2° 6° 9° 10° 11° 9° 6° 2° -0°

Precipitation (inch) 7.48 5.98 6.69 4. 49 4.17 5.2 5.83 7.48 11.14 10.67 10.2 9.25

Rainy days 20 15 17 13 14 11 15 17 20 22 17 21

Hours of Sunshine 1 2 3 5 6 6 5 5 3 2 1 0

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Temperatures

The annual average temperature in Bergen is 6.9 °C.

For comparison: London 11 °C, NYC 12 °C, LA 17.9 °C

Warmest month: August (13. 8 °C)
Coldest month: February (0.8 °C)

Precipitation

Overall annual precipitation: 88.58 inch on 202 rainy days

For comparison: London 24.06 in, NYC 41.57 in, LA 12.01 in

Rainy season (months with more than 6.9 in of precipitation): January, August, September, October, November, and December
Overall precipitation in the rainy season: 56.22 in

Months that have possible snowfall: January, February, March, April, November, and December

Sunshine

As our climate table shows, June is the sunniest month with an average of 6.3 hours of sunshine per day. Over the year, there are 3.2 hours of sunshine per day on average. For comparison: London has 4.1, NYC has 7 and LA has 8.9 hours of sunshine per day on average.

Temperatures, Precipitation in Kirkenes (Northern Europe Cruises)

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Precipitation (inch) 1. 3 1.22 1.02 1.1 0.94 2.01 2.44 2.28 1.61 1.85 1.42 1.38

Rainy days 4 3 3 4 8 12 13 13 13 11 6 5

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Temperatures

The annual average temperature in Kirkenes is 0 °C.

Warmest month: July (11.6 °C)
Coldest month: January (-9.7 °C)

Precipitation

Overall annual precipitation: 18.58 inch on 95 rainy days

There is no rainy season (months with more than 6.9 in of precipitation).

Months that have possible snowfall: all except June, July, and August

Temperatures, Precipitation, Sunshine in Reykjavik (Northern Europe Cruises)

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Precipitation (inch) 3. 5 2.52 2.44 2.2 1.65 1.65 1.97 2.2 2.64 3.7 3.07 3.11

Rainy days 13 13 14 12 10 11 10 12 12 15 13 14

Hours of Sunshine 1 2 4 5 6 5 6 5 4 3 1 0

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Temperatures

The annual average temperature in Reykjavik is 4.4 °C.

Warmest month: July (10. 8 °C)
Coldest month: January (-0.6 °C)

The maximum water temperature in Reykjavik is 11 °C. You cannot take a bath with these temperatures.

Precipitation

Overall annual precipitation: 30.67 inch on 149 rainy days

There is no rainy season (months with more than 6.9 in of precipitation).

Months that have possible snowfall: all except June, July, and August

Sunshine

As our climate table shows, May is the sunniest month with an average of 6.2 hours of sunshine per day. Over the year, there are 3.5 hours of sunshine per day on average.

Temperatures, Precipitation, Sunshine in Kiel (Northern Europe Cruises)

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Day Temperature 5° 5° 8° 12° 16° 19° 21° 21° 17° 13° 7° 5°

Night Temperature 0° 0° 2° 4° 7° 10° 13° 13° 10° 7° 3° 0°

Precipitation (inch) 2. 83 1.98 2.43 1.67 1.79 2.78 3.46 2.82 2.92 2.86 2.24 3.02

Rainy days 12 12 12 9 8 12 11 10 11 11 11 12

Hours of Sunshine 1 2 3 6 7 8 7 7 5 3 2 1

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Temperatures

The annual average temperature in Kiel is 9 °C.

Warmest month: July (17. 1 °C)
Coldest month: January (2.3 °C)

Precipitation

Overall annual precipitation: 30.79 inch on 131 rainy days

There is no rainy season (months with more than 6.9 in of precipitation).

Months that have possible snowfall: January, February, March, April, November, and December

Sunshine

As our climate table shows, June is the sunniest month with an average of 7.6 hours of sunshine per day. Over the year, there are 4.4 hours of sunshine per day on average.

Temperatures, Precipitation, Sunshine in Copenhagen (Northern Europe Cruises)

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Night Temperature -2° -3° -1° 3° 8° 11° 14° 14° 11° 7° 3° 1°

Water Temperature 3° 2° 3° 5° 9° 14° 16° 16° 14° 12° 8° 5°

Precipitation (inch) 2. 01 1.22 1.65 1.65 1.69 2.13 2.72 2.48 2.44 2.32 2.44 2.28

Rainy days 11 7 10 8 8 9 9 9 10 10 13 10

Hours of Sunshine 1 2 4 6 9 9 8 7 6 3 2 1

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Temperatures

The annual average temperature in Copenhagen is 8.5 °C.

Warmest month: July (17. 7 °C)
Coldest month: February (-0.2 °C)

The maximum water temperature in Copenhagen is 16 °C. Bathing would be very uncomfortable.

Precipitation

Overall annual precipitation: 25.04 inch on 114 rainy days

There is no rainy season (months with more than 6.9 in of precipitation).

Months that have possible snowfall: January, February, March, April, November, and December

Sunshine

As our climate table shows, June is the sunniest month with an average of 8.8 hours of sunshine per day. Over the year, there are 4.7 hours of sunshine per day on average.

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Current Weather in Bergen

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The Best Time to Visit Eastern Europe for Weather, Safety, & Tourism

The best times to visit Eastern Europe for ideal weather are

May 28th to August 19th

based on average temperature and humidity from NOAA (the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration). Read below for more weather and travel details.

Eastern Europe Travel Guide

Weather

Temperature

Perceived Temperature

Rain and snow

Humidity and wind

Safety

The busiest and least popular months

Overall travel experience by time of year

Other Eastern Europe Travel Info

Weather in Eastern Europe

Temperature

Average temperatures in Eastern Europe vary an incredible amount. Considering humidity, temperatures feel cold for most of the year with a low chance of precipitation most of the year. The area is less temperate than some — in the 33rd percentile for pleasant weather — compared to tourist destinations worldwide. Weeks with ideal weather are listed above. If you’re looking for the very warmest time to visit Eastern Europe, the hottest months are July, June, and then August. See average monthly temperatures below. The warmest time of year is generally mid July where highs are regularly around 77. 4°F (25.2°C) with temperatures rarely dropping below 54.6°F (12.6°C) at night.

Eastern Europe Temperatures (Fahrenheit)

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Eastern Europe Temperatures (Celsius)

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“Feels-Like” Temperatures

The way we experience weather isn’t all about temperature. Higher temperatures affect us much more at higher humidity, and colder temperatures feel piercing with high winds. Our perceived temperatures factor in humidity and wind chill to better represent how hot or cold the day feels to a person.

Eastern Europe Perceived Temperature (F)

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Average Eastern Europe Temperatures by Month

Daily highs (averaged for the month) usually give the best indication of the weather. A significantly lower mean and low generally just means it gets colder at night.

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Month Avg. High (°F) Avg. Mean (°F) Avg. Low (°F)

Jan -0.4 -7.3 -16.3

Feb 7.5 0.2 -9.5

Mar 23.1 15.7 4.1

Apr 41.1 33.8 24.2

May 53.7 45.4 34.6

Jun 70.8 62.3 50.4

Jul 73.7 65 53.6

Aug 66.2 57.7 47.3

Sep 52.2 45.4 37.4

Oct 32.8 28.1 21.5

Nov 16.9 10.9 2.2

Dec 10 4.2 -4.1

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Month Avg. High (°C) Avg. Mean (°C) Avg. Low (°C)

Jan -18 -21.8 -26.8

Feb -13.6 -17.7 -23.1

Mar -4.9 -9.1 -15.5

Apr 5.1 1 -4.3

May 12.1 7.4 1.4

Jun 21.6 16.8 10.2

Jul 23.2 18.3 12

Aug 19 14.3 8.5

Sep 11.2 7.4 3

Oct 0.4 -2.2 -5.8

Nov -8.4 -11.7 -16.6

Dec -12.2 -15.4 -20.1

Precipitation (Rain or Snow)

If dry weather is what you’re after, the months with the lowest chance of significant precipitation in Eastern Europe are January, December, and then February. Note that we define “significant precipitation” as .1 inches or more in this section. The lowest chance of rain or snow occurs around early January. For example, on the week of January 1st there are no days of precipitation on average. By contrast, it’s most likely to rain or snow in early June with an average of 3 days of significant precipitation the week of June 4th.

When can you find snow in Eastern Europe? Weather stations report far greater snow than most tourist destinations snow through most of the year likely to be deepest around March, especially close to mid March. The best time to ski (if at all) in Eastern Europe is often around around March 12th when fresh powder is deepest. Please note that a value of 0 for snow in the graph below may either mean there was no snow, or that snow is unreported.

Chance of Precipitation

The graph below shows the % chance of rainy and snowy days in Eastern Europe.

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Snow on the Ground

The graph below shows the average snow on the ground in Eastern Europe (in).

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Average Rain and Snow by Month

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Month Daily Chance of Rain Average Snow Depth (in) Total Precipitation (in)

Jan 6% 24.5 0.9

Feb 7% 30.9 0.8

Mar 8% 35.1 0.9

Apr 11% 25.1 1.1

May 17% 3.4 1.8

Jun 18% 0 2

Jul 24% 0 2.8

Aug 25% 0 3.4

Sep 25% 0 3

Oct 21% 4.8 2

Nov 9% 8.6 1

Dec 6% 18.3 0.8

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Month Daily Chance of Rain Average Snow Depth (cm) Total Precipitation (cm)

Jan 6 62. 2 2.3

Feb 7 78.5 2

Mar 8 89.2 2.3

Apr 11 63.8 2.8

May 17 8.6 4.6

Jun 18 0 5.1

Jul 24 0 7.1

Aug 25 0 8.6

Sep 25 0 7.6

Oct 21 12.2 5.1

Nov 9 21.8 2.5

Dec 6 46.5 2

Humidity and Wind

Eastern Europe has some extremely humid months, with other moderately humid months on the other side of the year. The least humid month is May (47.3% relative humidity), and the most humid month is October (81.4%).

Wind in Eastern Europe is usually calm. The windiest month is April, followed by March and October. April’s average wind speed of around 7.9 knots (9.1 MPH or 14.6 KPH) is considered “a gentle breeze.” Maximum sustained winds (the highest speed for the day lasting more than a few moments) are at their highest in mid March where average top sustained speeds reach 14.8 knots, which is considered a moderate breeze.

Relative Humidity (%)

The graph below shows the average % humidity by month in Eastern Europe.

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Wind

The graph below shows wind speed (max and average) in knots.

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All wind speeds are in knots. 1 knot = 1.15 MPH or 1.85 KPH.

Month Avg. Wind Avg. Wind Feel Sustained High Wind High Wind Feel

Jan 6 Light breeze 9. 8 Gentle breeze

Feb 6.3 Light breeze 10 Gentle breeze

Mar 7.8 Gentle breeze 12.7 Gentle breeze

Apr 7.9 Gentle breeze 13.4 Significant breeze

May 7.6 Gentle breeze 12.8 Gentle breeze

Jun 6.5 Light breeze 11.4 Significant breeze

Jul 6.3 Light breeze 11.3 Gentle breeze

Aug 5.9 Light breeze 10.5 Gentle breeze

Sep 6.5 Light breeze 11.3 Gentle breeze

Oct 7.6 Gentle breeze 12 Significant breeze

Nov 7.1 Gentle breeze 11 Gentle breeze

Dec 7 Gentle breeze 10. 7 Gentle breeze

Show Relative Humidity by Month

Month Avg. Relative Humidity

Jan 63.9%

Feb 66.7%

Mar 62.8%

Apr 56.1%

May 47.3%

Jun 50%

Jul 55.1%

Aug 64.9%

Sep 71.2%

Oct 81.4%

Nov 78.6%

Dec 74.5%

Is it Safe to Travel to Eastern Europe?

Our best data indicates this area is somewhat safe, but with extra warnings in a few regions. As of Oct 07, 2019 there are travel warnings and regional advisories for Russia; exercise a high degree of caution and avoid some areas. Check this page for any recent changes or regions to avoid: Travel Advice and Advisories. This advisory was last updated on Aug 22, 2019.

The Busiest and Least Crowded Months

The busiest month for tourism in Eastern Europe is May, followed by February and March. Prices for hotels and flights will be most expensive during these months, though you can save if you purchase well in advance. Tourists are unlikely to visit Eastern Europe in December. Those willing to visit at these times will likely find it the least expensive month.

Estimated Tourism by Month

Most Popular Months to Visit

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Tourists Seeking Accommodations

Tourism graph is based on Google searches for services used by tourists relative to the rest of the year. Tourism data for this area is extrapolated based on nearby areas. Displayed data is calculated relative to the peak, so a score of 62.7 in December means 62.7% of the tourists vs. May.

Overall Eastern Europe Travel Experience by Season

Spring (March through May)

Humidity and temperatures combine to make this season feel very cold. Highs range from 59.6°F (15.3°C) and 16.9°F (-8.4°C) with far warmer temperatures in the later months. Rain is rare with 2 to 5 days of significant precipitation per month. Spring is the busiest for tourism, which makes it a good time for those looking for things to do.

Summer (June through August)

The middle-year months have comfortably cool weather with high temperatures that are comfortable. These months see the most precipitation with 5 to 8 days of precipitation per month. June – August is the second busiest season for tourism in Eastern Europe, so lodging and other accommodations may cost slightly more.

Fall (September through November)

Fall daily highs range from 57.4°F (14.1°C) and 13.9°F (-10.1°C), which will feel very chilly given the humidity and wind. It rains or snows a significant amount: 3 to 8 days per month. Tourism is the slowest during these months due to the weather, so hotels may be affordably priced.

Winter (December through February)

Weather is far too cold this time of year in Eastern Europe to be enjoyable for warm weather travelers. The average high during this season is between 18.4°F (-7.6°C) and -7.7°F (-22.1°C). On average, it rains or snows a smalll amount: consistently 2 times per month. These times of year are fairly slow with tourists.

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The weather in April is very favorable for hiking. The air is clean and spring-like fresh, flowers bloom everywhere, it gets warmer every day and the sun often peeps out. By the end of the month, the air warms up in the warmest regions of the country even up to +17 … +18 degrees, which allows you to walk just in a T-shirt during the daytime. Night temperatures are also warmer now, and an evening outing will also require no warmer clothing than a light jumper and windbreaker. However, unexpected rain is also very likely at this time, so going for a walk even on the sunniest day, you should take an umbrella with you – the clouds can gather very quickly and shed a quick, but very heavy rain.

The weather in April in the German capital is warmer than in early spring, but it rains more often and the number of sunny days is less. Despite the predominantly cloudy weather, during the day the air is already warming up to +13…+14 degrees Celsius, and at night there are also positive temperatures – about +3…+4 degrees. Weather forecasters promise only two sunny days and nine rainy days this month, so when you go to Berlin at such a time, be sure to take care of an umbrella and waterproof shoes. This will give your trip comfort and safety. Rainfall is unlikely to be heavy or long, with total monthly rainfall of just 40mm. Humidity after winter decreases significantly and amounts to 76%.

Dresden is also getting warmer at this time. During the day the air temperature rises to +13…+14 degrees, at night it is also warm – +2…+3. The amount of precipitation is not yet high – 48 mm, and it rains mainly at the end of the month, because the coming May will be much more generous in precipitation here. However, tourists who come for the most part not to walk directly around the city, but to visit numerous museums and galleries, are not embarrassed, because the expositions are located under the roof.

In the north of the country, in Bremen, the weather is very similar to Dresden, although these cities are located quite far from each other. During the day, the same +13 … +14, and at night about +3 degrees. During the month, only two millimeters more precipitation falls. Humidity is also almost the same, despite the proximity of the coast.

Also similar weather conditions are observed in the middle of spring in Munich – the capital of Bavaria, which is the southernmost province of the country. During the day, the air warms up to +13…+15 degrees, at night it still gets significantly colder to +3…+4, but without the likelihood of frost. The amount of precipitation is not much higher than that observed in other regions of the state – about 50 mm during the month. Humidity is at 70%. In general, the weather in April in this region is already quite comfortable for travel.

Somewhat warmer in the west of the country, in Cologne and Düsseldorf. Here during the day the temperature rises to +15 degrees, and at night it does not fall below +5 degrees. Humidity is 70%, but despite this, the amount of precipitation is noticeably higher than in March and is 60 mm. The western regions of Germany are adjacent to the Netherlands, so the weather here is similar. In April, tulips are still actively blooming, visiting parks or squares, you will be convinced that the pictures that you have seen on the Internet can only remotely convey the natural beauty of blooming April.

At ski resorts, April is the end of the season, which will open again not earlier than October-November, and then in a favorable cold and snowy year. But at the very beginning of the month, under favorable circumstances, you can still go skiing or snowboarding from the mountains.

Going to Germany, you can count on the weather in April to be favorable to you and the trip from this point of view will be very pleasant. Comfortable shoes, fairly light clothes and an umbrella – that’s all you need for comfort in the middle of spring in any region of the most developed country in the European Union. Visiting the country during this period is still good because the tourist flows are still moderate, as well as prices, which is important. At the same time, according to the calendar, Christian holidays often fall precisely in April, and if you come here at this time, you can become a participant in many holidays and festivals that the Germans love to celebrate. Have a nice holiday.

Where is the best place to relax in Germany in April?

This table will help you determine which German resorts are warmest in April, find out where there is less rain and more clear days.
Do you want to know where is the warmest sea? We also provide information about the water temperature in seaside resorts.

Resort name Air temperature
day / night Cloudy Rainy days /
rainfall Sea water temperature Solar clock
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Aachen 12.6°C 5.5°C 47.0%
2 days (36.4 mm.)
– 08h. 20m.

Augsburg 13. 2°C 4.5°C 45.6%
4 days (46.5 mm.)
– 08h. 27m.

Bavaria 13.0°C 5.1°C 46.0%
4 days (47.4 mm.)
– 08h. 25m.

Bad Reichenhall 13.0°C 2.4°C 46.7%
7 days (91.7 mm.)
– 08h. 16m.

Baden Baden 14.3°C 5.7°C 44.4%
3 days (53.5 mm.)
– 08h. 37m.

Berlin 14.0°C 6.8°C 48.3%
2 days (28.2 mm.)
– 08h. 12m.

Berchtesgaden 13.1°C 2.3°C 47.2%
7 days (89.8 mm.)
– 08h. 12m.

Bonn 14.4°C 6.2°C 44. 5%
2 days (36.5 mm.)
– 08h. 41m.

Bochum 13.8°C 7.1°C 47.5%
2 days (35.3 mm.)
– 08h. 17m.

Bremen 12.7°C 5.3°C 47.8%
3 days (40.0 mm.)
8.7°C 08h. 18m.

Wiesbaden 14.7°C 7.3°C 42.1%
2 days (31.8 mm.)
– 08h. 59m.

Würzburg 13.5°C 5.5°C 44.5%
2 days (37.7 mm.)
– 08h. 39m.

Hamburg 12.3°C 5.3°C 48.1%
2 days (36.6 mm.)
8.3°C 08h. 17m.

Hanover 13.2°C 5.6°C 48.1%
3 days (39.7 mm. )
– 08h. 14m.

Garmisch-Partenkirchen 11.6°C 0.1°C 49.3%
7 days (101.3 mm.)
– 07h. 55m.

Heidelberg 14.6°C 6.5°C 43.0%
2 days (34.8 mm.)
– 08h. 50m.

Dortmund 13.8°C 6.8°C 47.7%
3 days (39.7 mm.)
– 08h. 16m.

Dresden 12.6°C 5.5°C 48.7%
3 days (42.2 mm.)
– 08h. 07m.

Dusseldorf 14.3°C 7.6°C 45.1%
2 days (30.1 mm.)
– 08h. 37m.

Karlsruhe 15.4°C 7.1°C 41.7%
1 day (27.9 mm.)
– 09h. 00m.

Kassel 13.0°C 4.5°C 48.0%
2 days (36.8 mm.)
– 08h. 12m.

Koln 14.7°C 7.2°C 43.5%
2 days (33.0 mm.)
– 08h. 50m.

Keel 10.8°C 4.8°C 47.2%
1 day (31.1 mm.)
6.5°C 08h. 26m.

Leipzig 13.5°C 5.6°C 46.6%
2 days (30.4 mm.)
– 08h. 25m.

Lübeck 11.6°C 4.8°C 46.6%
1 day (31.8 mm.)
6.1°C 08h. 30m.

Magdeburg 13.6°C 6.0°C 45.2%
2 days (32.2 mm.)
– 08h. 37m.

Mainz 14. 8°C 7.2°C 42.8%
2 days (27.5 mm.)
– 08h. 53m.

Mannheim 15.2°C 7.5°C 41.8%
1 day (30.1 mm.)
– 09h. 01m.

Munich 13.4°C 4.8°C 46.7%
5 days (61.4 mm.)
– 08h. 17m.

Nuremberg 13.9°C 5.4°C 44.3%
2 days (36.6 mm.)
– 08h. 40m.

Regensburg 14.2°C 5.5°C 43.1%
2 days (38.4 mm.)
– 08h. 49m.

Rostock 10.8°C 5.4°C 44.2%
2 days (36.3 mm.)
7.5°C 08h. 51m.

Rust 15.1°C 6.0°C 40. 3%
2 days (40.4 mm.)
– 09h. 10m.

Saarbrücken 14.1°C 5.9°C 45.0%
3 days (41.6 mm.)
– 08h. 33m.

Freiburg 14.2°C 4.9°C 41.3%
3 days (48.0 mm.)
– 09h. 01m.

Frankfurt am Main 14.8°C 7.0°C 41.2%
2 days (31.5 mm.)
– 09h. 07m.

Füssen 10.2°C 0.3°C 50.3%
9 days (117.2 mm.)
– 07h. 47m.

Herscheid 12.0°C 5.4°C 50.4%
4 days (51.0 mm.)
– 07h. 53m.

Stuttgart 13.9°C 5.9°C 43.2%
3 days (41. 0 mm.)
– 08h. 48m.

Essen 14.0°C 7.3°C 46.9%
1 day (26.4 mm.)
– 08h. 22m.

* Sundial – an indicator that displays the average number of hours per day during which direct sunlight reaches the earth’s surface. This indicator is influenced by both the length of daylight hours and cloud cover in the daytime.

Tourist reviews of the weather in Germany in April

Finally, I visited Germany, I dreamed of it for a long time! Of course, I wanted to go at the end of summer or autumn, but it turned out that we went in April. In the spring there, too, it is very good. We were in the middle of the month, the temperature was +9 and rose to +14, it was sunny. There was no rain at all, not even clouds. Flowers are already blooming in gardens and parks, everything is green, the most beautiful are tulips, there are a lot of them. I really liked that it was not hot, so I did not regret that we went in the spring.

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Weather in Germany in April 2022-2021 at “365 Celsius”

What is the weather in Germany in the month of April is highly dependent on the region. The air warms up at night to +6.5°C, and during the day up to +17.3°C, it rains for 12 days and 18.6 mm of precipitation falls per month. And, for example, in Ribnitz-Damgarten, the weather conditions are not very good, since the air is up to + 8.9 ° C, cloudy and rainy days are at least 11. The best cities to relax at this time are Bonn, Bremen, Nuremberg. The air temperature in April is +14.4°C.

Climate

Average temperature during the day: +14.4°C

Number of sunny days: 13 days

Rainy days:
Rainfall: 12 days
18. 6 mm

Is it worth it to come to rest in Germany in April?

The weather in Germany in April is great for holidays, this month’s rating is 4.5 out of five. The weather is not very good, there are few tourists. It rains a lot, about 12 days a month, with 18.6 mm of precipitation. Sunny skies for at least 13 days. The weather in Germany at the end of April at the beginning and middle of the month is presented on the graph. The air temperature in April is +14.4°C. At this time, the best climatic conditions in 3 cities:

Weather in April Frankfurt am Main April weather Karlsruhe Weather in April Taunusstein

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air: +16.6°C
rain: 3 days
sun: 14 days
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air: +17.3°C
rain: 1 day
sun: 15 days
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air: +15. 6°C
rain: 12 days
sun: 16 days

Best climate in cities in April

City Air temperature Water temperature Rainy days (precipitation)

Nuremberg +15.5°C – 3 days (33.8mm)

Landau +15.8°C – 12 days (14.45mm)

Cologne +16.2°C – 3 days (25.8mm)

Seligenstadt +15.8°C – 10 days (14. 97mm)

Worms +15.9°C – 10 days (11.03mm)

Freiburg +15.5°C – 6 days (46.3mm)

Rodgau +15.8°C – 10 days (14.97mm)

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Air temperature in Germany in April

The difference in daily air temperature throughout the year is 20.7°C, but due to the presence of the sea, the climate in Germany is quite mild for months. The coldest month is January when the air warms up to +2.7°C, and the warmest month is July with +23. 4°C. The air temperature in April is +14.4°C.

Water temperature in Germany

The beach season here lasts: . The temperature in the sea at this time of the year is from – to – conducive to a pleasant swim. Worst weather in Germany and water temperature recorded in November -. The air temperature in April is +14.4°C.

Number of rainy days and precipitation in April

Unlucky month for travel – July, it rains on average 16 days. The maximum monthly rainfall is 44.3 mm. The air temperature in April is +14.4°C.

Rating of comfortable rest in April

The rating is calculated by months, taking into account the average air temperature, the amount of rain and other indicators. Over the course of a year in Germany, the score ranges from 4.2 in December to 5.0 in August, out of a possible five. The air temperature in April is +14.4°C.

Month Air temperature during the day Water temperature Solar
days Rainy days (precipitation)

December +4.2°C – 6.5 13 days (42.7 mm)

January +2.7°C +0.0°C 5.3 11 days (37.9 mm)

February +4.0°C +0.0°C 8.9 9 days (22.9 mm)

March +8. 9°C – 9.2 11 days (22.1 mm)

April +14.4°C – 12.9 12 days (19.9 mm)

May +17.8°C – 15.8 15 days (38.1 mm)

June +20.9°C – 14.9 15 days (39.2 mm)

July +23.4°C – 16.4 16 days (44.3 mm)

August +23.1°C – 20.1 14 days (35. 5 mm)

September +19.0°C – 16.6 11 days (25.2 mm)

October +13.5°C – 9.5 11 days (26.3 mm)

November +8.3°C – 7.8 11 days (27.2 mm)

Number of sunny days in April

Beautiful sunny weather will delight tourists in August – as many as 21 sunny days per month. Great time to relax in Germany. The air temperature in April is +14.4°C.

Please note:

Weather in Germany in March: rating 4.2 (out of 5), air +8. 9°C , rain 11 days

Weather in Germany in May: rating 4.7 (out of 5), air +17.8°C , rain 15 days

Malta, Budapest, Prague, Vienna, Madeira, Amsterdam

April holidays are great! You can change the situation and relax your body and soul in April in Europe – there at this time of the year it is warm, sunny and the aromas of ripe fruits are in the air.

Weather

The weather in Malta, though not hot in April, is warm enough for Russian tourists who miss summer. The air at this time of the year warms up to [info-box type=”bold”] +20 degrees[/info-box] of heat, water – up to [info-box type=”bold”]+16[/info-box]. The weather in Madeira is also quite warm: the average air and water temperature during the day in April reaches [info-box type=”bold”]+17…+ 18 degrees[/info-box] Celsius. The weather in Paris, according to tourists, is conducive to pleasant romantic walks in April. The air warms up to [info-box type=”bold”]+14 degrees[/info-box].

[info-box type=”warning”]Be aware that strong winds and rains are possible in Paris at this time of the year, so you should carefully consider your wardrobe when going on vacation to the French capital.[/info-box]

The weather in Prague in April 2019 is striking in its variety and inconsistency, but the overall feeling is comfortable, as it is quite dry. The air temperature during the day reaches the mark of [info-box type=”bold”]+12 degrees[/info-box] Celsius.

No Schengen visa

For tourists who do not have the possibility of obtaining a Schengen visa, a holiday in Montenegro is perfect in April. The weather is conducive to a cultural holiday, and tourists can enjoy the beauties and sights of Montenegro comfortably and calmly.

Montenegro flourishes at this time of the year: the traveler will remember the rest with unique walking and car tours, museums, monasteries and architectural monuments.

Events of interest

Madeira surprises tourists with both the weather and the sugar cane festival in April. [info-box type=”bold”]The program includes a sugar fair, tours of the production of molasses and cane cutting[/info-box].

[info-box type=”fact”]Madeira will also host the world’s greatest multi-distance cross-country race. Registration for this race takes place from the beginning of the year. Spending a vacation in Europe in April, you should not count on a beach pastime, but there will be a lot of cultural events and excursions. For example, Prague has everything you need to enjoy the beauties of architecture and envelops the tourist with the unique aromas of blooming flowers and trees in April. The snow in Prague melts back in March, and the pavements are dry and comfortable. [info-box type=”bold”]Prague is getting ready for Easter, and all the fairs and decorations of the city are dedicated to this event[/info-box].

Where to go in April and which European country to choose depends on the preferences of the tourist. Each of the countries will allow the traveler to discover all the charms of ancient and modern cities. So, Budapest in April also welcomes its guests with an abundance of architectural sights. Narrow streets immerse tourists in the atmosphere of the Middle Ages. The weather in Madeira in April will give the traveler many hours of pleasure – it is ideal for visiting cultural and historical monuments. Comfortable, warm, there is no sweltering heat inherent in the summer period.

Where to relax in Europe inexpensively and spend holidays in ski resorts? You can catch the closing of many tourist bases in the Alps.

And in some northern European countries the ski season lasts until the end of spring.

Czech Republic

April in the Czech Republic, according to tourists, is the most favorable time to explore local attractions. The weather is mild, warm and conducive to long walks in Prague and other cities.

Bright colors fill the Czech Republic – blooming tulips, fragrant magnolias and other plants, no less exotic for a Russian, fill the April air in the Czech Republic with delicious smells. Czech walks are relatively inexpensive and comfortable, since the tourist season is not yet open and there are not many people on the streets of Prague, according to tourists.

The Netherlands

The Netherlands is a good choice when traveling to Europe. Amsterdam in April, according to tourists, will give a lot of unforgettable and enthusiastic impressions: [info-box type=”bold”]a sea of tulip fields, rose gardens, unique Amsterdam architecture[/info-box] – all this will make your vacation incomparable.

Austria

Vienna in April, according to reviews, meets vacationers with slightly windy, but quite warm weather. Like most European countries, Austria is flourishing and at a crossroads at this time – [info-box type=”bold”]the ski season is coming to an end, and the summer influx of tourists has not yet arrived[/info-box]. Travelers in Vienna in April will be able to enjoy the rich historical heritage of the country in the most comfortable conditions.

[info-box type=”info”]They will be able to visit small cozy cafeterias and sales, as well as enjoy the flowering streets and the incomparable aromas of blossoming flowers.[/info-box] .

Italy and France

Italy and France are beautiful in April – these countries will envelop vacationers with an inexpressible love atmosphere. There is no influx of tourists at this time of the year, and the trip will become intimate and unforgettable.

Interesting

Germany in April 2023 – rest and weather in Germany

April is the month when the cold finally recedes. Nature is reborn and flourishing, and more than ever you want new vivid impressions. Many decide to go to another country, arranging a mini-vacation for themselves. This article will focus on the features of the April holiday in Germany.

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In April, the country is dressed in floral decorations, every day it gets warmer and warmer, but the evenings still do not give an opportunity to forget about warm clothes

When is the best time to visit Germany? | January | February | March | April | May | June | July | August | September | October | November | December

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Weather in Germany in April

In April, climatic spring finally and irrevocably comes to Germany – with lush greenery, an abundance of flowers and dozens of delicate aromas. The point of return to winter cold is finally behind us. The dull time of the transition period is replaced by sunny, friendly days, the amount of rain is gradually waning. The heavenly body rises higher and higher above the horizon, and the days are noticeably lengthening. Instead of heavy, thick March clouds, weather forecasters promise partly cloudy weather. The dim shades of water in the reservoirs begin to reflect the piercing blue of the skies, from which the soul sings and rejoices. Constantly warming sun rays gradually warm the air, creating a pleasant atmosphere for a long stay outside. Weather changes are directly related to tourist baggage: it is significantly reduced. Despite the improvement in weather conditions compared to March, it will not be possible to completely abandon warm clothes, as the nights remain cool. The current wardrobe includes a demi-season jacket or coat, trousers and waterproof comfortable shoes.

Berlin

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+14

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If evening “outings” are planned, it will not be superfluous to grab a scarf and a hat, because with the onset of darkness it becomes dank, and the wind often increases. In the capital, the weather portends very good indicators. The maximum indicators often exceed +18°С, but still be guided by daytime +13..+14°С and nighttime +2..+4°С. In Munich, where it is traditionally a few degrees cooler, daily temperature fluctuations can be from +2°С to +17°С. If we talk about average indicators, then during the day they are about +14°С, and in the evening – about +3..+4°С. In both cities, the chance of rain equates to 10-12 wet days per month. In April, snow rapidly disappears from the mountain slopes, the influx of fans of ski holidays stops until the next season. By the end of the month, snow cover remains only at high altitudes, and streams flow with might and main at the lower stations. The western regions are slightly warmer than the eastern ones. In Cologne, Düsseldorf, Hamburg, Frankfurt am Main and Bremen, +15..+17°С is recorded at noon, and +5..+6°С as dusk falls.

What to do in Germany in April?

The weather is conducive to the study of the rich arsenal of historical, cultural, natural wealth of Germany. There are so many attractions in the country that there will be no time to be bored. The absence of queues at ticket offices and crowding in public places will save a lot of precious vacation time, which in the summer is often wasted due to the big hype. The second month of spring is a good period for traveling with children: it is no longer cold, but not yet hot, and most importantly, numerous attractions, playgrounds and entertainment centers are already open at this time of the year. In addition, April is ideal for admiring the natural beauty, thanks to which Germany has a particularly advantageous position among its European neighbors.

Entertainment and excursions

In April, gardens, squares and parks are rapidly acquiring delicate greenery, and the air is saturated with the sweet smell of flowering magnolias, cherries, bird cherry and daffodils. This is a great time for leisurely walks, picnics, playing badminton, reading books and watching scenes of German life. Summer is still far away, but it is not so difficult to speed up its arrival if you go to one of the largest indoor water parks in the world, Tropical Islands, which is 60 km away. south of Berlin. In addition, no trip is unthinkable without shopping. The sales season is long over, but fashion outlets offer discounts all year round. In Berlin, for example, the first thing people go to for shopping is Designer Outlet Berlin and Priva Fashion-Club. If you are in the capital, do not miss the chance to look into the most famous museums in Germany, which are not yet crowded with visitors.

Among them: the Egyptian Museum, Kulturforum, New National Gallery and Museum Island. In Dresden, the Gallery of Old Masters is very interesting. And if you prefer noisy gatherings and glamorous parties to viewing the exhibits, prestigious metropolitan nightclubs and crazy discos are at your service. In addition to Berlin, Munich is also in the center of attention of the daring youth. Its main feature is the famous beer parties. In institutions called “4004” and “WWII” a lot of colorful audience gathers. In bad weather, seek refuge in authentic taverns and cozy bars serving delicious Bavarian sausages and the best beer in the world. Fans of urban landscapes and architectural styles will take plenty of photos and bring home great photos. In April, there are not as many visitors in Germany as in summer, so the process of photographing will take place in an easy and relaxed atmosphere. It should be noted that this month, the doors of many palaces, fortresses and other memorial structures that were closed during the low season swing open. And they offer visits at discounted prices. If the purpose of your visit is relaxation and serene rest, pay attention to the thermal baths and wellness complexes, where there is everything to relieve stress, rejuvenate and improve your health.

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What are the prices for holidays in Germany in April?

April is still the off-season, with its characteristic low prices and discounts. Hotels in the middle of spring are not overloaded, and there are a lot of accommodation options. The exception, perhaps, is the Easter week, when in some cities there is an influx of visitors. If your vacation falls on any major holidays, we advise you to take care of booking accommodation in advance. Also consider buying tickets. Major airlines such as Aeroflot, Air Berlin and Lufthansa, around the end of January – in February, can sell seats on board at reduced prices.

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In general, April is a great month for traveling in Germany. The weather acquires features of stability and less and less upsets with unpleasant surprises. There are still relatively few tourists, and sights that are not working in winter are progressively resuming their work. Nature is filled with delightful flowering and incomparable fragrance, which makes the environment very attractive. We can say that this month is shown to those who like to relax brightly, but not noisily.

Weather in Berlin in April 2023

Check the weather for April before planning your holiday in Berlin.
Average weather data includes daytime highs and nighttime lows in temperature, rainfall, hours of sunshine, and water temperature data.

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The maximum daytime temperature in Berlin is 18.0000 °C, the minimum nighttime temperature is 3.5556 °C. The amount of precipitation in April is usually not more than 50 mm, and the number of hours of sunshine is not less than 9.

Weather in April at other resorts in Germany

Bavaria

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Weather in lanzarote december: Lanzarote Weather in December | Thomas Cook

Опубликовано: April 22, 2021 в 11:12 am

Автор: alexxlab

Категории: December

Lanzarote December Weather, Average Temperature (Spain)

Daily high temperatures decrease by 3°F, from 72°F to 69°F, rarely falling below 65°F or exceeding 75°F.

Daily low temperatures decrease by 2°F, from 62°F to 59°F, rarely falling below 56°F or exceeding 65°F.

For reference, on August 20, the hottest day of the year, temperatures in Lanzarote typically range from 71°F to 83°F, while on January 25, the coldest day of the year, they range from 58°F to 68°F.

Average High and Low Temperature in December in LanzaroteDec112233445566778899101011111212131314141515161617171818191920202121222223232424252526262727282829293030313155°F55°F60°F60°F65°F65°F70°F70°F75°F75°F80°F80°FNovJanDec 172°FDec 172°F62°F62°FDec 3169°FDec 3169°F59°F59°FDec 1170°FDec 1170°F61°F61°FDec 2169°FDec 2169°F60°F60°F

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 December. 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 December in Lanzarote

Average Hourly Temperature in December in LanzaroteDec112233445566778899101011111212131314141515161617171818191920202121222223232424252526262727282829293030313112 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 AMNovJancoolcoolcomfortable

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32°F
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45°F
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55°F
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65°F
comfortable
75°F
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85°F
hot
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The average hourly temperature, color coded into bands. The shaded overlays indicate night and civil twilight.

© OpenStreetMap contributors

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The month of December in Lanzarote experiences essentially constant cloud cover, with the percentage of time that the sky is overcast or mostly cloudy remaining about 34% throughout the month.

The clearest day of the month is December 31, with clear, mostly clear, or partly cloudy conditions 67% of the time.

For reference, on October 29, the cloudiest day of the year, the chance of overcast or mostly cloudy conditions is 37%, 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 December in Lanzarote

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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 Lanzarote, the chance of a wet day over the course of December is essentially constant, remaining around 6% throughout.

For reference, the year’s highest daily chance of a wet day is 7% on December 30, and its lowest chance is 0% on July 4.

Probability of Precipitation in December in Lanzarote

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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 December in Lanzarote is essentially constant, remaining about 0.5 inches throughout, and rarely exceeding 1.7 inches or falling below -0.0 inches.

The highest average 31-day accumulation is 0.6 inches on December 14.

Average Monthly Rainfall in December in Lanzarote

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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 December in Lanzarote, the length of the day is essentially constant. The shortest day of the month is December 22, with 10 hours, 17 minutes of daylight and the longest day is December 1, with 10 hours, 26 minutes of daylight.

Hours of Daylight and Twilight in December in Lanzarote

Hours of Daylight and Twilight in December in LanzaroteDec11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031310 hr24 hr4 hr20 hr8 hr16 hr12 hr12 hr16 hr8 hr20 hr4 hr24 hr0 hrNovJanDec 2110 hr, 17 minDec 2110 hr, 17 minnightnightdaydayDec 110 hr, 26 minDec 110 hr, 26 min

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 earliest sunrise of the month in Lanzarote is 7:30 AM on December 1 and the latest sunrise is 17 minutes later at 7:47 AM on December 31.

The earliest sunset is 5:56 PM on December 2 and the latest sunset is 11 minutes later at 6:07 PM on December 31.

Daylight saving time is observed in Lanzarote during 2022, but it neither starts nor ends during December, so the entire month is in standard time.

For reference, on June 21, the longest day of the year, the Sun rises at 6:56 AM and sets 14 hours, 0 minutes later, at 8:56 PM, while on December 21, the shortest day of the year, it rises at 7:43 AM and sets 10 hours, 17 minutes later, at 6:01 PM.

Sunrise & Sunset with Twilight in December in Lanzarote

Sunrise & Sunset with Twilight in December in LanzaroteDec11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031312 AM4 AM6 AM8 AM10 AM12 PM2 PM4 PM6 PM8 PM10 PM12 AMNovJan7:30 AM7:30 AMDec 15:56 PMDec 15:56 PM7:47 AM7:47 AMDec 316:07 PMDec 316:07 PM7:41 AM7:41 AMDec 165:59 PMDec 165:59 PMSolarMidnightSolarMidnightSolarNoonSunriseSunset

The solar day over the course of December. 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 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 December in Lanzarote

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Solar elevation and azimuth over the course of December 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 December 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 December in Lanzarote

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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.

Dec 2022 Illumination Moonrise Moonset Moonrise Meridian Passing Distance

1 63% – 1:01 AM WSW 2:04 PM E 8:02 PM S 235,374 mi

2 74% – 2:02 AM W 2:35 PM E 8:47 PM S 237,878 mi

3 83% – 3:01 AM W 3:06 PM E 9:31 PM S 240,286 mi

4 90% – 4:00 AM W 3:36 PM ENE 10:15 PM S 242,565 mi

5 95% – 4:58 AM WNW 4:09 PM ENE 11:00 PM S 244,700 mi

6 99% – 5:57 AM WNW 4:44 PM ENE 11:48 PM S 246,676 mi

7 100% – 6:56 AM WNW 5:24 PM ENE – –

8 100% – 7:55 AM WNW 6:09 PM ENE 12:37 AM S 248,461 mi

9 99% – 8:50 AM WNW 6:58 PM ENE 1:29 AM S 249,998 mi

10 97% – 9:42 AM WNW 7:51 PM ENE 2:21 AM S 251,203 mi

11 92% – 10:29 AM WNW 8:47 PM ENE 3:12 AM S 251,970 mi

12 86% – 11:10 AM WNW 9:43 PM ENE 4:01 AM S 252,190 mi

13 79% – 11:46 AM WNW 10:38 PM ENE 4:47 AM S 251,757 mi

14 70% – 12:19 PM WNW 11:33 PM ENE 5:31 AM S 250,594 mi

15 61% – 12:49 PM WNW – 6:13 AM S 248,667 mi

16 50% 12:28 AM E 1:17 PM W – 6:55 AM S 245,997 mi

17 41% 1:23 AM E 1:46 PM W – 7:36 AM S 242,675 mi

18 31% 2:20 AM E 2:16 PM W – 8:19 AM S 238,870 mi

19 21% 3:19 AM ESE 2:49 PM WSW – 9:04 AM S 234,829 mi

20 12% 4:23 AM ESE 3:26 PM WSW – 9:54 AM S 230,869 mi

21 6% 5:31 AM ESE 4:11 PM WSW – 10:50 AM S 227,349 mi

22 1% 6:42 AM ESE 5:04 PM WSW – 11:53 AM S 224,629 mi

23 0% 7:53 AM ESE 6:07 PM WSW – 1:00 PM S 223,008 mi

24 2% 9:00 AM ESE 7:18 PM WSW – 2:09 PM S 222,651 mi

25 7% 9:58 AM ESE 8:31 PM WSW – 3:15 PM S 223,551 mi

26 15% 10:48 AM ESE 9:43 PM WSW – 4:15 PM S 225,538 mi

27 25% 11:29 AM ESE 10:51 PM WSW – 5:10 PM S 228,329 mi

28 36% 12:05 PM E 11:55 PM W – 5:59 PM S 231,606 mi

29 47% 12:38 PM E – – 6:45 PM S 235,064 mi

30 50% – 12:56 AM W 1:08 PM E 7:30 PM S 238,454 mi

31 68% – 1:55 AM W 1:39 PM E 8:14 PM S 241,599 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 Lanzarote is gradually decreasing during December, falling from 6% to 2% over the course of the month.

For reference, on August 31, the muggiest day of the year, there are muggy conditions 58% of the time, while on February 1, the least muggy day of the year, there are muggy conditions 0% of the time.

Humidity Comfort Levels in December in Lanzarote

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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 Lanzarote is essentially constant during December, remaining within 0.2 miles per hour of 13.5 miles per hour throughout.

For reference, on July 17, the windiest day of the year, the daily average wind speed is 17.6 miles per hour, while on October 14, the calmest day of the year, the daily average wind speed is 12.0 miles per hour.

Average Wind Speed in December in Lanzarote

Average Wind Speed in December in LanzaroteDec11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031310 mph0 mph5 mph5 mph20 mph20 mph25 mph25 mph30 mph30 mphNovJanDec 113. 3 mphDec 113.3 mphDec 3113.6 mphDec 3113.6 mphDec 1613.6 mphDec 1613.6 mph

The average of mean hourly wind speeds (dark gray line), with 25th to 75th and 10th to 90th percentile bands.

The hourly average wind direction in Lanzarote throughout December is predominantly from the north, with a peak proportion of 49% on December 1.

Wind Direction in December in Lanzarote

Wind Direction in December in LanzaroteDec11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031310%100%20%80%40%60%60%40%80%20%100%0%NovJaneastnorthwestsouth

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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).

Lanzarote 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 Lanzarote is gradually decreasing during December, falling by 2°F, from 69°F to 67°F, over the course of the month.

Average Water Temperature in December in Lanzarote

Average Water Temperature in December in LanzaroteDec112233445566778899101011111212131314141515161617171818191920202121222223232424252526262727282829293030313164°F64°F66°F66°F68°F68°F70°F70°F72°F72°F74°F74°FNovJanDec 169°FDec 169°FDec 3167°FDec 3167°FDec 1168°FDec 1168°FDec 2168°FDec 2168°F

The daily average water temperature (purple line), with 25th to 75th and 10th to 90th percentile bands.

Definitions of the growing season vary throughout the world, but for the purposes of this report, we define it as the longest continuous period of non-freezing temperatures (≥ 32°F) in the year (the calendar year in the Northern Hemisphere, or from July 1 until June 30 in the Southern Hemisphere).

Temperatures in Lanzarote 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 December in Lanzarote

Time Spent in Various Temperature Bands and the Growing Season in December in LanzaroteDec11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031310%100%10%90%20%80%30%70%40%60%50%50%60%40%70%30%80%20%90%10%100%0%NovJan100%Dec 16100%Dec 16coolcomfortablewarm

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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 Lanzarote are rapidly increasing during December, increasing by 457°F, from 6,487°F to 6,944°F, over the course of the month.

Growing Degree Days in December in Lanzarote

Growing Degree Days in December in LanzaroteDec11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031316,200°F6,200°F6,400°F6,400°F6,600°F6,600°F6,800°F6,800°F7,000°F7,000°F7,200°F7,200°FNovJanDec 16,487°FDec 16,487°FDec 316,944°FDec 316,944°FDec 166,721°FDec 166,721°F

The average growing degree days accumulated over the course of December, 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 Lanzarote is essentially constant during December, remaining within 0.1 kWh of 3.5 kWh throughout.

The lowest average daily incident shortwave solar energy during December is 3.4 kWh on December 17.

Average Daily Incident Shortwave Solar Energy in December in Lanzarote

Average Daily Incident Shortwave Solar Energy in December in LanzaroteDec11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031310.0 kWh0.0 kWh0.5 kWh0.5 kWh2.0 kWh2.0 kWh2. 5 kWh2.5 kWh3.0 kWh3.0 kWh3.5 kWh3.5 kWh4.0 kWh4.0 kWh4.5 kWh4.5 kWh5.0 kWh5.0 kWh5.5 kWh5.5 kWh5.0 kWh5.0 kWhNovJanDec 173.4 kWhDec 173.4 kWhDec 13.6 kWhDec 13.6 kWhDec 313.5 kWhDec 313.5 kWh

The average daily shortwave solar energy reaching the ground per square meter (orange line), with 25th to 75th and 10th to 90th percentile bands.

For the purposes of this report, the geographical coordinates of Lanzarote are 29.010 deg latitude, -13.641 deg longitude, and 0 ft elevation.

The topography within 2 miles of Lanzarote is essentially flat, with a maximum elevation change of 0 feet and an average elevation above sea level of 0 feet. Within 10 miles is also essentially flat (0 feet). Within 50 miles is also essentially flat (0 feet).

The area within 2 miles of Lanzarote is covered by cropland (56%), bare soil (22%), and artificial surfaces (14%), within 10 miles by water (31%) and cropland (24%), and within 50 miles by water (91%).

This report illustrates the typical weather in Lanzarote, based on a statistical analysis of historical hourly weather reports and model reconstructions from January 1, 1980 to December 31, 2016.

The details of the data sources used for this report can be found on the Lanzarote Airport page.

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Lanzarote ON – Weather in Lanzarote in December

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Weather in Lanzarote in December

The weather in Lanzarote in has December has maximum temperatures during the daytime is 21°C, and 14°C at the night. The weather in Lanzarote in October is varied weather on the island, with rains in the north of the island and sunshine in the south of the island. December is also the wettest month of all, but can be comfortably warm during the day and cooler in the nights depending on the weather in the Atlantic. The maximum temperature during the daytime is 18 to 21 °C, can still expect a suntan and 13 to 14 °C at the night, so carry warm clothes.

The average temperature in Lanzarote in December

The average high temperature in the day in Lanzarote in December is around 23°C

The average low temperature in the night in Lanzarote in December is around 14°C

What time does the sunrise and sunset in December in Lanzarote

The sun rises around 7:30 am and sets around 18:00- 18:30 pm in Lanzarote in January. The UV rays are still powerful even if its cloudy in Lanzarote sometimes in December. The best way to see the sunset in Lanzarote is on a Lanzarote sunset cruise

Does it rain in Lanzarote in December?

Average rainy days in Lanzarote in December are around 1 to 3 days a month

Average rainfall in Lanzarote in December is around 17mm

Is it warm in Lanzarote in December?

Most days in Lanzarote are warm and you will see many people around the beaches and the pools. You certainly won’t mind the odd cloudy spell every now and again, and most hotels and resorts are equipped with lots of fun and entertainment activities indoors. During the day the temperatures are warm around 21 to 24°C, though sometimes there may be cool winds blowing, you definitely won’t want to forget to take along your swimsuit, sunscreen and flip flops. Evenings can be a little cold, so carrying a fleece or a light jacket along is good, and a quiet stroll along the beach every night is awesome, and at night can get a little colder reaching lows of 16°C.

But is Lanzarote hot in December?

Let’s face it is hotter than the UK and Ireland and you can still get sunburned so if the question is Lanzarote hot in December we say yes hot but mild! it can be it depends on what you are used to. We certainly recommend packing suncream as the weather in Lanzarote in December can vary and while it may look cloudy the UV rays are still shining through the clouds. But come sun or cloud there are so many things to do in lanzarote whatever the weather.

With the weather in Lanzarote in December, what clothes should you pack?

All the usual clothes should be on your list for the days in Lanzarote, certainly swimming clothes, shorts T-shirts and general summer clothes, we would, however, suggest packing something warm for the evening, a hoody, cardigan, you won’t need your full-on winter coat. Socks are always a good one to keep your feet warm at night, hotels won’t have heating its not needed neither do they provide quilts but most have warm blankets. You won’t go wrong picking one or two warmer outfits but you probably won’t need them.

How cold is the sea with the Lanzarote weather in December?

The average sea temperature in Lanzarote in December is around 18°C, it is a shock getting in but it will be warmer than most pools if you are in a hotel or apartment with no heated pool. December in Lanzarote is a lovely time of the year and you can even get yourself out on one of the many Lanzarote boat trips. If your pool is not heated fear not because in Lanzarote one of the two water parks opens all year round and their pools certainly take the chill off and you can have loads of fun on the slides and rides at the same time at the Playa Blanca waterpark Aqualava waterpark Lanzarote. They offer a bus service from Costa Teguise and Puerto Del Carmen also.

Things to do in Lanzarote in December

Like all months there are so many things to do in lanzarote and as December is a relatively quiet month although are plenty of events you will find most of the Lanzarote attractions will be peaceful. There will still be long waiting times at Timanfaya National Park so we always recommend taking one of the Timanfaya National Park tours as they will have priority entrance at the park. The Rancho Texas Park is of course open 365 days of the year and is a great day out for the whole family and there is also the Buggies Lanzarote tours which also have quads and trikes too and this is a great way to see the island.

Christmas in Europe is mostly white, so if you want to escape the cold weather then Lanzarote promises you sunshine. Christmas goodies are in abundance in supermarkets especially for those who have self-catering accommodation.

December can be also an ideal time to party with Christmas round the corner, so don’t forget to carry your party wear topped with some warm coats. But since you still have the bliss of sunshine during the day don’t forget your swimsuit and also an umbrella for when it rains.

If you are the sporty kind then watching or participating in the Club La Santa’s Cycling Trophy from December 15th – December 17th is unmissable for all age groups.

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Lanzarote is a winter-sun destination, and so you’ll find December is pleasantly warm. Pack a hoody and light rain jacket just in case. The sea is warmer than you might expect and is comfortable for swimming, but beaches are typically quiet. We’ve looked at the most up-to-date weather data for Lanzarote, covering the last 12 years up to 2022, plus we’ve asked our team of travel bloggers for their first-hand experiences in order to answer the most frequently asked questions about Lanzarote weather in December.

What’s the temperature like in Lanzarote during December?

The temperature is extremely stable in December with average highs of 20℃ and lows just 2℃ lower at 19℃. The UV index will be moderate at this time of year, so not something to worry about for the average person. However, if you’re going to be outside for long periods it’s worth wearing a broad spectrum SPF 30+ sunscreen and UV-blocking sunglasses. Remember that bright surfaces, such as water and sand increase UV exposure.

Does it rain in Lanzarote during December?

On average, there will be 6 rainy days during the month, amounting to 8.4mm in total. That’s almost nothing at all, therefore rain isn’t something we think you need to consider. You’re not likely to see a thunderstorm during your trip.

How warm is the sea in Lanzarote during December?

The water around Lanzarote is around 20℃ during December. It will feel a little on the cool when first entering, but you’ll warm up quickly. Most kids will have no problem with this temperature, but those who feel the cold are unlikely to want to swim.

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December Weather in Puerto del Carmen, Lanzarote, Spain – 2022 – Winter Sun Expert

Puerto del Carmen is the main tourist town on the island of Lanzarote, Canary Islands, Spain and it is on the southeast side of Lanzarote in the Canary Islands. Puerto del Carmen was originally a small fishing village, and even though it has become a very lively holiday hub, the old harbor is still a delightful place to visit, boasting some excellent seafood restaurants. The waterside promenade doubles up as the main strip – it’s packed with bars, clubs, and restaurants, and it also looks out over a trio of beaches.

The island has avoided heavy development and many of its top attractions were developed with the help of the artist César Manrique, who gave them a timeless, space-age style.

Although the resort has grown over the last twenty years, it now stretches along the whole 6 km (4 Miles) of golden sandy beaches. The town has been saved from the high-rise buildings that blight so many other destinations due to the strict planning restrictions.

Contents

1 December weather in Puerto del Carmen Lanzarote Spain

2 December weather in Puerto del Carmen Lanzarote Spain in more detail

2.1 – What will the temperature be in Puerto del Carmen in December

2. 2 – Can you expect rain in December in Puerto del Carmen?

2.3 – What will the water temperature be in Puerto del Carmen for December

2.4 – Can you expect in December a lot of sunny days in Puerto del Carmen

2.5 – Will it be comfortable in December in Puerto del Carmen?

3 What to do in Puerto del Carmen Lanzarote Spain in December

4 Is it humid in Puerto del Carmen Lanzarote Spain in December?

5 Is December a good time to go to Puerto del Carmen Lanzarote Spain?

6 Does it rain all day in Puerto del Carmen Lanzarote Spain in December?

7 Is December the rainiest month in Puerto del Carmen Lanzarote Spain?

8 Is December the most sunniest month in Puerto del Carmen Lanzarote Spain?

9 Weather in Puerto del Carmen Lanzarote Spain in other months

December weather in Puerto del Carmen Lanzarote Spain

To get a good overview of the type of weather you can expect in December in Puerto del Carmen, we will look at the day and night temperature, minimum and maximum water temperature, and if December is comfortable or humid

Generally, December in Puerto del Carmen will be really nice. Historical data shows that you can expect an average temperature of around 73°F / 23°C. As the humidty is low, it will feel very comfortable. During the night, it will cool down to around 57°F / 14°C.

Puerto del Carmen does not have a lot of rainy days in December. You can expect around 3 rainy days, with on average 0.3 inches / 8 mm of rain during the whole month.

The forecast for December 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.

December weather in Puerto del Carmen Lanzarote Spain in more detail

To get a better feeling for the type of weather, you can expect in December in Puerto del Carmen, we will look at the temperature, rain, wind, humidity, water temperature, and sun and clouds

– What will the temperature be in Puerto del Carmen in December

Generally, you can expect in December an average temperature of 73°F / 23°C during the day and an average of 57°F / 14°C during the night. In December, during the warmest part of the afternoon, the temperature can often get as high as 80°F / 27°C, and at the end of the night, it can get as low as 50°F / 10°C.

When looking at the whole year, January is the coldest month, with an average temperature of around 71°F / 22°C. August is the hottest month, with an average temperature of around 86°F / 30°C. When comparing December with the temperature in the month before and after, this is almost equal to November, which sees an average maximum temperature of around 77°F / 25°C. And almost equal to January, which sees an average maximum temperature of around 71°F / 22°C.

Day and night temperature variation for Puerto del Carmen during the year.Day and night temperature variation for Puerto del Carmen during the year.

But average temperatures only tell half of the story. It is also good to check the maximum and minimum temperatures. When looking at the whole year, August is the hottest month, with a temperature of around 95°F / 35°C. January is the coldest month, with a temperature of around 78°F / 26°C. When comparing December with the temperature in the month before and after, this is slightly lower than November, which sees an average maximum temperature of around 87°F / 31°C. And almost equal to January, which sees an average maximum temperature of around 78°F / 26°C.

In the following graph, you can see how many cold and hot days you can expect in Puerto del Carmen each month:

Day and night temperature variation for Puerto del Carmen during the year.Day and night temperature variation for Puerto del Carmen during the year.

– Can you expect rain in December in Puerto del Carmen?

Generally, you can expect about 3 rain days in December, with on average 0.3 inches / 8 mm of rain.

When looking at the whole year, July is the dryest month, with an average rainfall of around 0 inches / 0 mmmm. December is the wettest month, with an average rainfall of around 0.3 inches / 8 mmmm. When comparing December with the month before and after, this is slightly more than November, which sees around 0. 2 inches / 5 mm of rain. And slightly more than January, which sees around 0.2 inches / 5 mm of rain

Rain days for Puerto del Carmen during the year.Rain days for Puerto del Carmen during the year.

If we look at the number of days with rain, July is the month with the least amount of rain days with an average of between 0 and 1 days. December is the month with the most rain days with an average of between 2 and 3 days. When comparing December with the month before and after, this is almost equal to November, which sees an average of between 1 and 2 days of rain. And almost equal to January, which sees an average of between 1 and 2 days of rain

– What will the water temperature be in Puerto del Carmen for December

You can expect in December, the water temperature for Puerto del Carmen to be between 69°F / 21°C and 66°F / 19°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 December with the month before and after, December has a water temperature almost equal to November, with a water temperature of around 73°F / 23°C. And almost equal to the water temperature from January, that is around 69°F / 21°C.

Water temperature for Puerto del Carmen during the year.Water temperature for Puerto del Carmen during the year.

– Can you expect in December a lot of sunny days in Puerto del Carmen

Generally, you can expect around 11 sunny days in December and around 17 partly sunny days. The remaining days will be cloudy.

When looking at the whole year, November is the month with the highest number of sunny days, with an average of between 11 and 12 sunny days. August is the month with the lowest number of sunny days, with an average of between 0 and 1 sunny days. When comparing December with the number of sunny days in the month before and after, it is almost equal to November, with an average of between 11 and 12 sunny days. And almost equal to January, with an average of between 10 and 11 sunny days

The number of sunny, partly sunny, and cloudy days for Puerto del CarmenThe number of sunny, partly sunny, and cloudy days for Puerto del Carmen

We have looked at the sunny days in Puerto del Carmen. Let’s also look at the cloudy or overcast days. January is the month with the highest number of cloudy days, with around 4 cloudy days. June and July And are the months with the lowest number of cloudy days, with an average of between 0 and 1 cloudy days. When comparing December with the number of cloudy days in the month before and after, it is almost equal to November, with an average of between 2 and 3 cloudy days. And almost equal to January, with around 4 cloudy days

– Will it be comfortable in December in Puerto del Carmen?

Generally, December in Puerto del Carmen will have a low humidty, and will feel very comfortable.

We use the humidity and temperature in Puerto del Carmen 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 December with the month before and after, this is almost equal to November, which has a Wintersun Comfort level of “very comfortable” (low humidty). And slightly more than January, which has a Wintersun Comfort level of “very comfortable” (dry air)

Wintersun Expert Humidity / Comfort level for Puerto del CarmenWintersun Expert Humidity / Comfort level for Puerto del Carmen

What to do in Puerto del Carmen Lanzarote Spain in December

Some of the top attractions to visit in Puerto Del Carmen are:

The Beaches: Puerto del Carmen comes with 3 sandy beaches. The Playa Grande, Playa Chica and Playa Pocillos.

Landscapes/Nature & Parks: Rancho Texas Lanzarote Park, Timanfaya National Park, and the Cueva de los Verdes lava tube.

Golf: Lanzarote Golf Resort – Puerto del Carmen

Books and Stationery: book lover snowbirds can head to the Bookshop located at either end of Puerto del Carmen to satisfy their reading needs. Photocopying services available at both shops.

Is it humid in Puerto del Carmen Lanzarote Spain in December?

A lot of people ask interested in the humidity or relative humidity for Puerto del Carmen Lanzarote Spain in December. 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 December in Puerto del Carmen, 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 Puerto del Carmen 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 December, you can expect that Puerto del Carmen 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 be moderately humid, and can feel slightly uncomfortable for some. In the graph, you can see that there is some difference between the most comfortable and most uncomfortable months

Humidity level for Puerto del CarmenHumidity level for Puerto del Carmen

Is December a good time to go to Puerto del Carmen Lanzarote Spain?

Trying to answer the question of whether December is a good time to go to Puerto del Carmen 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 Puerto del Carmen in December, we can see that it will be fine for most people. In December, you can expect it to be really nice, with an average temperature of around 73°F / 23°C. As the humidty is low, it will feel very comfortable. During the night, it will be around 57°F / 14°C.

As the number of overcast days is not high, you can enjoy the sun with around 11 sunny days and 17 partly sunny days.

The last aspect we will look at is rain. You can expect around 3 rainy days, with on average 0.3 inches / 8 mm of rain during December. 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 December a good time to go to Puerto del Carmen Lanzarote Spain for most visitors.

Does it rain all day in Puerto del Carmen Lanzarote Spain in December?

In Puerto del Carmen, it does not rain all day in December. You can expect around 3 rainy days, with on average 0.3 inches / 8 mm of rain during the month.

Another way of looking at the rain is the number of sunny days. For Puerto del Carmen Lanzarote Spain, there are, on average 11 sunny days and 17 partly sunny days in December. That clearly shows that it is not raining all the time.

Is December the rainiest month in Puerto del Carmen Lanzarote Spain?

December is the month with the most rainy days, and it is the month with the most rain.

To answer what the rainiest month is in Puerto del Carmen, we will both look at the month with the most rain, and the month with the highest number of rainy days.

December is the month with the the highest number of rainiest days. On average, you can expect 3 days with rain. July is the month with the lowest number of rainy days, with aproximately 0 days.

December is the month with the most rain. This is not equal as the one with the most rainy days. On average, you can expect 0.3 inches / 8 mm of rain. July is the month with the least amount of rain. This is not the same month as the one with the lowest number of rainy days. You can expect approximately 0 inches / 0 mm of rain.

Is December the most sunniest month in Puerto del Carmen Lanzarote Spain?

December 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 Puerto del Carmen, we will of course look at the month with the most sunniest days, but also look at the month with the biggest number of days that are sunny or partly sunny.

November is the month with the highest number of sunny days. On average, you can expect 11 sunny days, and 17 partly suny days. August is the month with the lowest number of sunny days.

July is the month with the highest number of sunny days and partly sunny days combined. While February is the month with the lowest number of sunny days and partly sunny days combined.

The last thing we will look at is the number of overcast days. June and July are the months with the lowest number of overcast days. While January is the month with the highest number of overcast days.

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Lanzarote sea water temperature in December

Is it warm enough to swim in Lanzarote in December? Average water temperature in Lanzarote in December is 20. 2°C and therefore suitable for comfortable swimming. The warmest sea in Lanzarote in December is 21.6°C, and the coldest is 18°C. To find out the sea temperature today and in the coming days, go to Current sea temperature in Lanzarote

To get an accurate forecast for the water temperature in Lanzarote for any chosen month, compare two years within a 10 year range using the chart below. In addition to the sea water temperature in Lanzarote, the selected years in the table also show the values of the maximum and minimum temperatures on each of the days of December.

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Day 2021 2020 Min Max

1 December 20. 4°C 21.3°C 19.5°C 21.4°C

2 December 20.5°C 21.1°C 19.5°C 21.3°C

3 December 20°C 21.2°C 19.1°C 21.4°C

4 December 20°C 21.1°C 19.3°C 21.4°C

5 December 19.7°C 21°C 19.3°C 21.5°C

6 December 19.7°C 20.9°C 19.2°C 21.4°C

7 December 19.7°C 20.9°C 19.2°C 21.3°C

8 December 19.9°C 20.8°C 19.1°C 21.4°C

9 December 19.8°C 20.7°C 19.1°C 21.6°C

10 December 19.6°C 20.5°C 19.1°C 21.4°C

11 December 19.6°C 20.4°C 19.2°C 21.2°C

12 December 19.7°C 20.3°C 19.2°C 21. 4°C

13 December 19.8°C 20.3°C 19°C 21.5°C

14 December 19.8°C 20.5°C 18.7°C 21.5°C

15 December 19.7°C 20.5°C 18.7°C 21.4°C

Day 2021 2020 Min Max

16 December 19.9°C 20.5°C 18.7°C 21.4°C

17 December 19.7°C 20.4°C 18.7°C 21.3°C

18 December 19.7°C 20.3°C 18.9°C 21.4°C

19 December 19.8°C 20.1°C 18.8°C 21.3°C

20 December 19.9°C 20.1°C 18.7°C 21.3°C

21 December 19.9°C 20.2°C 19°C 21.2°C

22 December 19. 9°C 20.1°C 18.5°C 21.2°C

23 December 19.6°C 20.3°C 18.9°C 21.2°C

24 December 20.1°C 20.2°C 18.5°C 21.2°C

25 December 20°C 20°C 18.5°C 21°C

26 December 20.1°C 20°C 18.7°C 21°C

27 December 20.1°C 19.8°C 18°C 20.9°C

28 December 20.4°C 19.9°C 18.7°C 21°C

29 December 20.2°C 19.8°C 18.7°C 20.8°C

30 December 20.3°C 19.9°C 18.7°C 20.8°C

31 December 20.3°C 20°C 18.8°C 20.8°C

Average water temperature in Lanzarote in December over a decade

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

20. 5°C 19.8°C 19.8°C 20.7°C 20.5°C

2017 2018 2019 2020 2021

20.2°C 20.1°C 20°C 20.4°C 19.9°C

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Temperature in neighboring cities

The nearest locations with the average water temperature in December. In addition, the maximum and minimum water temperatures for that month, recorded over the last decade, are shown

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Tenesar 20.1°C 18°C 21.5°C

La Santa 20.1°C 17.9°C 21.5°C

El Golfo 20.2°C 17.9°C 21.6°C

Caleta de Caballo 20.1°C 17.9°C 21.5°C

La Hoya 20.1°C 17.9°C 21.6°C

Caleta de Famara 20°C 17.9°C 21.5°C

Playa Chica 20°C 17.7°C 21.6°C

Playa Quemada 20°C 17.7°C 21.6°C

Los Pocillos 20°C 17.7°C 21.6°C

Puerto Calero 20°C 17.7°C 21.6°C

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BEST TIME OF THE YEAR TO VISIT LANZAROTE – A Fun Couple

Are you wondering what is the best time of the year to visit Lanzarote? Well the good news, is that Lanzarote is an all year round destination.

The island of the thousand volcano offers a dry, sunny and mild climate every months of the year. Temperatures fluctuate around 20°C in January and rise to 28°C during the summer months.

With very favorable weather conditions, the island is a fantastic holiday destination in Europe. If you want to escape the cold weather in the rest of Europe, then Lanzarote is the place to be!

With mild temperatures all year round and good sunshine, Lanzarote is an island that can be discovered all year round. Spring and Autumn would be the best time to visit in order to avoid the higher temperatures in summer and the little chance of rain in winter.

Lanzarote enjoys a pleasant climate, rainy episodes are rare and short-lived. Depending on what you like and what you want to do, this post will help you make a decision on what would be the best time to travel to Lanzarote for you.

If you are still wondering why you should visit Lanzarote, we listed here the top 10 reasons why you should visit this island.

WHEN TO VISIT LANZAROTE? WINTER TO SURF AND TO ESCAPE THE COLD WEATHER IN THE REST OF EUROPE
Winter, including January, is the coolest period. However temperatures are still around 20° most of the time.

We stayed in Lanzarote for a month in January, and went to the beach pretty much every day. As in Tenerife and Fuerteventura, there are many activities on the island, even in winter. If you are a surfer then winter is the best time to travel to Lanzarote due to strong waves. Winter is a really pleasant time to enjoy outdoor activities in Lanzarote such as cycling, running, diving or hiking.

There is one downside though which we also experienced during our trip to Lanzarote in Winter. It is called “the calima”. It is a wind coming from the Sahara, strong, hot and loaded with sand. In the event of a calima, temperatures can rise to 30°, but visibity and air quality become terrrible. Thankfully it only last for 2-3 days at a time. Calima only happens 2 – 3 times a year usually.

WHEN TO GO TO LANZAROTE? IN SPRING TO AVOID THE CROWD AND FOR THE PERFECT CONDITIONS
In terms of weather, spring looks like… spring! Mild temperatures (20° on average) and sunshine are on the agenda. Actually Lanzarote feels like spring all the time 🙂

Rain will be very rare during that time. March is a very touristy month in Lanzarote, however May and June are much quieter before the school summer holidays. Late spring and early summer are therefore ideal if you want to visit the island to enjoy its beaches and the sea in peace, away from the crowds.

You will be able to easily access most of the main sights in Lanzarote without too much crowd. Timanfaya National Park, Papagayo Beaches, The Mirador del Rio, the Jardin de Cactus, Jameos del Agua etc. all these gorgeous await you. If you want to know more about the best things to do in Lanzarote, check out this post.

Spring is also the ideal season to discover the local culture, the traditions of the island, with, for example, the famous Dia de Canarias, a popular festival. It is the national holiday which takes place on May 30.

WHEN TO GO TO LANZAROTE? IN SUMMER FOR BEACHES AND PARTIES
If you like hot summer days and blue skies, then head to Lanzarote during that time. Temperatures are higher than the usual 20° on average, reaching more towards 30° in August. Rain is rare in summer. It is therefore the ideal time to enjoy the beaches, work on your tan and enjoy swimming. Lanzarote is not the most famous island for its beaches, however we listed here 10 awesome beaches on the island. Lanzarote also features one of the most famous beach in the Canary Islands: Papagayo. More info here on Papagayo beach.

Wondering when to go to Lanzarote to party? Summer is definitely the ideal time. To go out, Puerto del Carmen is the place to be. Nightclubs, bars and casinos attracts the younger crowds. Of course, these places are also open and lively the rest of the year.

If you are wondering where to stay in Lanzarote, check out this post. We listed the 5 best areas to stay on the island.

WHEN TO GO TO LANZAROTE? IN AUTUMN FOR OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES
Autumn is another perfect time to enjoy Lanzarote. The temperatures are back to 20° which is perfect for outdoor sports. Cycling, hiking, running, everything is possible on the island. It is also when the surf season starts. The waves are getting stronger throughout autumn and winter.

October is also a great month to check out the starts in Lanzarote. The very clear sky is perfect for astronomy lovers.

Of course, going to the beach and getting a sun tan is absolutely possible.

IS IT WINDY IN LANZAROTE?
To know when to go to Lanzarote, it is certainly essential to take the temperature into account, but when you go to an island, it is also better to find out about the weather forecast for the wind! There are generally always a lot of squalls by the sea… Inevitably, this phenomenon gains in amplitude when you are on an island!

If the climate in Lanzarote is so mild, despite its geographical position, it is thanks to the trade winds and the cold current of the Canary Islands, which blow all year round on the island. Most of the time, there is a little bit of wind in Lanzarote but it is not disturbing. However, some places, like Famara a famous surf and kitesurf spot, will be much windier.

On the other hand, as mentioned earlier in this post, you may encounter the phenomenon called calima in the Canary Islands. During that time there is a very strong wind coming from the Sahara. It very dry and hot, therefore considerably increases the temperature on the island. It is also heavily loaded with sand, which decreases visibility and can lead to respiratory problems.

WHAT IS THE WATER TEMPERATURE IN LANZAROTE?
You may want to know when to go to Lanzarote if you would be able to swim in the sea? It would be a shame to take a trip to an island without taking out your swimsuit and enjoy the beach.

Lanzarote is a all year round destination, but can we really swim in winter? The clear answer is… YES ! We did swim almost every day in January. Now, it’s not the Caribbean water, so it will be a little chill, but many people swim in winter.

In general, the sea temperature in Lanzarote varies between 18 and 19° C from December to May and goes from 20° to 23° C between June and November. Happy? 🙂

ARE THERE ANY FESTIVALS IN LANZAROTE?
Choosing the date of your vacation according to the climate is one thing, but why not take the opportunity to make your stay coincide with the period of a local festival? More than the weather in Lanzarote, it is also its cultural richness that will undoubtedly seduce you. Many events are taking place on the island throughout the year.

Cabalgata de Reyes magos (Ride of the Three Kings)
Every year, on January 5, a festival is celebrated in honor of the Three Kings: we can therefore see three “kings” strolling on the island on camels. They distribute sweets to the children, who impatiently await their arrival at the corner of the streets.

The carnival
This party is hugely successful in the Canary Islands and Lanzarote is no exception! Every year, in February or March, the island is animated for a week by parades of all kinds, where music and dance are given pride of place. This is an opportunity to admire costumes, each one more magnificent than the next, and to party until the end of the night!

It is obviously a very popular holiday for tourists, so it is iimportant to book your flight and hotel well in advance.

Dia de Canarias
This is the day when the autonomy of the Canary Islands is celebrated. Every May 30, fireworks are set off, and folkloric dance and song festivals are happening all over the island.

The Pilgrimage of Los Dolores de Lanzarote
This feast day, celebrated in August or September – the date varies each year – honors the Virgin of Los Dolores, the patron saint of the island, also called Nuestra Señora de Los Dolores. It would be at the origin of the stop of the lava flows, devastating for the island. The inhabitants therefore dress in traditional outfits and travel the island in her honor, finally going to the hermitage of the Virgin of Sorrows, in Tinajo.

RECAP FOR THE BEST TIME TO VISIT LANZAROTE
Average rainy days:

In Winter: 1 to 2 days per month

In Summer: on average less than. 1 day per month

In Autumn and Spring: 1 day per month

Average temperatures:

Winter: 18°

Summer: 24°

Autumn and Spring: 22°

There are some months which are a little bit better to travel to Lanzarote, but overall as you can see, you will enjoy sunshine and beach days all year round. Enjoy this beautiful island. We absolutely fell in love with Lanzarote on our first trip. If you want to find out about the best things do in Lanzarote check out this post.

We wrote many other posts about Lanzarote see below:

TIMANFAYA NATIONAL PARK, the unmissable things to see in Lanzarote: here

LANZAROTE, 25 best things to see: here

PLAYA BLANCA, the best place to stay in Lanzarote: here

PAPAGAYO BEACH, the most beautiful beach in Lanzarote: here

CÉSAR MANRIQUE: his heritage in the Canary Islands: here

FAMARA, a charming village and surf paradise: here

TOP 10 BEACHES in Lanzarote: here

BEST AREAS to stay in Lanzarote: here

TOP 10 REASONS why you should visit Lanzarote: here

JAMEOS DEL AGUA, our favorite sight in Lanzarote: here

CACTUS GARDEN in Lanzarote: here

Weather in Lanzarote in December 2022-2021 🌊 and water temperature at “365 Celsius”

According to our rating system, which is confirmed by the reviews of tourists who have visited Spain, the weather is good in Lanzarote in December, this month’s rating is 4. 0 out of five.

Temperature in Lanzarote in December

Average temperature during the day: +20.5°C

Average temperature at night: +18.6°C

Sea water temperature: +19.8°C

Number of sunny days: 21 days

Rainy days:
Rainfall: 1 day
0.6 mm

Monthly weather comparison in Lanzarote
Water temperature in Spain in December

Should I go on vacation in December?

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The climate is unfavorable, there are few tourists. According to our data, the weather in Lanzarote in December and the water temperature is good. At this time, the cold sea with an average temperature of +19.8°C. There is practically no rain, about 1 day per month, 0.6 mm of precipitation falls. Sunny weather lasts at least 21 days. According to the reviews of tourists who have visited Spain, it is worth going on vacation to Lanzarote in December.

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Weather in Lanzarote in January:
rating 3.7 (out of 5),
air +20.0°C , sea: +18.5°C,
rain 0 days

Weather in Lanzarote in November:
rating 4.5 (out of 5),
air +23. 0°C , sea: +22.4°C,
rain 2 days

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Water temperature in Lanzarote in December

Weather forecast and sea water temperature in Lanzarote in December ranges from +18. 8°C to +21.0°C. At its lows, it can be considered not comfortable for swimming adults and children. In the previous month, the sea is colder by about 1.3°C. The next month the water is 2.6°C warmer. In December, according to tourists in Lanzarote, the climate is not very suitable for recreation, also due to the uncomfortable temperature of the water in the sea almost anywhere in Spain.

Rating, rainy days and precipitation in December and other months.

The rating in a period of five months fluctuates from 3.7 to 4.9 points. The number of rainy days in December is 1, and it ranks 1st for this indicator for the year. Precipitation is 0.6 mm, which is the 11th place among all months. At the same time, in the previous period, 15.5 mm more rains, in the next month, 5.6 mm more. The weather in Lanzarote in December in the first and second half of the month is shown in the summary table for 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021 years.

Wind speed

The average speed in December is 6. 5 m/s with maximum wind gusts up to 9.2 m/s.

Climate summary

Day Day air temperature Water temperature

1 +20.8°C +20.9°C

2 +22.7°C +21. 0°C

3 +21.3°C +21.0°C

4 +19.8°C +20.9°C

5 +19. 9°C +20.3°C

6 +19.7°C +20.7°C

7 +20.1°C +20.5°C

8 +20. 6°C +20.4°C

9 +21.4°C +20.2°C

10 +22.2°C +20.4°C

11 +22. 1°C +20.2°C

12 +21.8°C +19.9°C

13 +21.4°C +20.0°C

14 +18. 8°C +19.8°C

15 +19.7°C +19.7°C

16 +20.7°C +19.8°C

17 +20. 1°C +19.8°C

18 +19.9°C +19.5°C

19 +21.2°C +19.8°C

20 +20. 3°C +19.4°C

21 +21.2°C +19.5°C

22 +21.6°C +19.0°C

23 +21. 1°C +18.9°C

24 +20.1°C +18.9°C

25 +20.3°C +19.3°C

26 +20. 2°C +19.1°C

27 +20.4°C +19.5°C

28 +18.6°C +19.3°C

29 +19. 6°C +19.4°C

30 +19.8°C +19.3°C

31 +18.6°C +18.8°C

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Daytime average temperature +22°C +20°C +19°C

Average temperature at night +20°C +18°C +17°C

Sea water temperature +22°C +20°C +19°C

Number of sunny days 14 days 18 days 17 days

Day length 10.4 – 11.0 hours 10.3 – 10.4 hours 10.3 – 10.8 hours

Number of rainy days 1 day 0 days 1 day

Rainfall 19. 9 mm 8.6 mm 11.0 mm

Average wind speed 6.2 ^m / _s 6.4 ^m / _s 6.4 ^m / _s

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Air temperature in Lanzarote in December

The graph below provides detailed information about the daytime and nighttime temperatures in Lanzarote in December.
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The average air temperature in December over the past 5 years is 20.4°C during the day and 18. 3°C at night.
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Sea temperature in Lanzarote in December

The graph below provides detailed information about the water temperature in Lanzarote in December.
Select the year you are interested in to see the daily temperatures in December for that year.

The average sea surface temperature in December for Lanzarote is 20.1°C for the last 5 years.
To get water temperature data for other months, go to the “Weather by months” section.

Data for:

2021

2020

2019

2018

Sunny days in Lanzarote in December

The graph below shows the number of sunny, cloudy and overcast days you can expect in Lanzarote in December.
The forecast is based on information about the weather in this resort, collected over the past five years.
However, such a forecast cannot be accurate and should only serve as a rough guide.

Rainy days in Lanzarote in December

The graph below shows the probability of rainfall of various strengths in Lanzarote in December.
The forecast is based on rainfall information for this resort collected over the past five years.
However, such a forecast cannot be accurate and should only serve as a rough guide.

Windy days in Lanzarote in December

The chart below shows information on how strong winds you can expect in Lanzarote in December.
The forecast is based on information about the strength of the wind at this resort, collected over the past five years.
However, such a forecast cannot be accurate and should only serve as a rough guide.

Weather on Lansarot for months

January

February

April

May

June July

August

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SEA WATER TEMPERATURE: 23°C

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September 19 24°C 1 ^m / _s

September 20 26°C 3 ^m / _s

September 21 27°C 7 ^m / _s

September 22, 26°C 8 ^m / _s

September 23, 24°C 7 ^m / _s

September 24 24°C 6 ^m / _s

September 25 24°C 7 ^m / _s

September 26, 24°C 6 ^m / _s

September 27, 24°C 6 ^m / _s

September 28 24°C 7 ^m / _s

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September 18 23.3 °C0009

September 20 23.2 ° C

.2 ° C

September 23 23.3 °C

WEATHER IN Lanzarote BY MONTH
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TEMPERATURE: AIR WATER

January +19 ° C +19 ° C

+19 ° C

April +19 ° C +21 ° C

June +21 ° C +23 ° C

July +22 ° C +26 ° C

September +23 ° C

+25 °C

November +22 ° C +22 ° C

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Alicante +29 ° C

+30 ° C

Grand Canarius +24 ° C

Costa-Brava 1

Lloret-de-Mar +25 ° C

MEARKA +25 ° C

+30 ° C

Palma-de-Mayorca +30 ° C

Salou Tenerife +18 ° C

Torrevieha +28 ° C

All resorts

WARMEST MONTH

August

Average daily temperature:

+26°C

Maximum:

+34°C

Minimum:

+19°C

WARMEST WATER IN THE SEA

September

Average water temperature:

+23°C

Maximum:

+25°C

Minimum:

+22°C

THE MOST SUNNY MONTH

August

Number of sunny days:

21 days

Average cloudy:

24. 2%

Day length:

13h 8m

DRIEST MONTH

June

Probability of rain:

0.0%

Monthly precipitation:

2.8mm

Average cloudiness
:

30.5%

Weather in Lanzarote in December 2022

What is the air temperature, is there a chance of rain and is it possible to swim? Lanzarote in December – read on the Tour Calendar!

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What is the weather like in Lanzarote in December? The air temperature on the island in the daytime rises to +21.1 degrees, at night +18.2 degrees. December – almost no rain. The water temperature in December drops to +19.6 degrees.

Average temperature

+20°

Air temperature during the day

+21°

Air temperature at night

+18°

Water temperature

+20°

Rainfall (mm)

10 mm

Rain

2 days

Sunny days

18 days

Humidity

71%

Day length

10 hours

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Air temperature in Lanzarote in December

The air temperature in Lanzarote in December during the daytime reaches +21 °C, at night: +18 °C. The maximum value for December during the day was recorded on 12/02/2016 and equaled +26 °C, the minimum on 12/12/2017: +18 °C.

Water temperature in Lanzarote in December

The water temperature in December in Lanzarote averages around +20 ° C – a great time for a beach holiday. The highest value for December was recorded on 12/06/2018 and equaled +22 °C, the lowest on 12/31/2018: +16 °C.

How many sunny days per month

There are 18 sunny, 3 cloudy and 10 cloudy days per month, so the weather in Lanzarote in December is quite sunny.

Lanzarote in December Things to do?

Tour-Calendar assessed the possibility of types of recreation on a scale from 0 to 5 .

Beach holidays

3.5

Excursions

5

Bicycle

5

Sport

5

Weather archive in Lanzarote for December

Look at the weather in Lanzarote in recent years in December days.

Happy At night

Dec 1 Partly cloudy +20° +16° +16°

Dec 2 Partly cloudy +21° +16° +16°

Dec 3 Partly cloudy +20° +17° +16°

Dec 4 Clear +20° +17° +16°

Dec 5 Partly cloudy +21° +15° +16°

Dec 6 Partly cloudy +19° +17° +16°

Dec 7 Sunny +19° +16° +16°

Dec 8 Partly cloudy +20° +17° +16°

Dec 9 Partly cloudy +20° +17° +16°

Dec 10 Partly cloudy +20° +17° +16°

11 Dec Partly cloudy +19° +17° +16°

Dec 12 Partly cloudy +19° +16° +16°

Dec 13 Clear +21° +16° +16°

14 Dec Clear +20° +16° +16°

Dec 15 Partly cloudy +20° +17° +16°

Dec 16 Clear +19° +16° +16°

Dec 17 Clear +19° +19° +16°

18 Dec Sunny +20° +16° +16°

19 Dec Partly cloudy +21° +13° +16°

Dec 20 Partly cloudy +21° +17° +16°

21 Dec Partly cloudy +22° +16° +16°

22 Dec Partly cloudy +22° +14° +16°

23 Dec Partly cloudy +21° +16° +16°

24 Dec Sunny +21° +14° +16°

Dec 25 Partly cloudy +24° +16° +16°

26 Dec Partly cloudy +20° +17° +17°

Dec 27 Partly cloudy +20° +18° +17°

Dec 28 Overcast +20° +18° +17°

Dec 29 Clear +20° +16° +17°

Dec 30 Clear +26° +15° +17°

31 Dec Clear +23° +19° +17°

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Weather in Lanzarote in December 2022 ⋆ Weather forecast in Lanzarote in December ⇒ Spain

Weather in Lanzarote in December 2022 ⋆ Weather forecast in Lanzarote in December ⇒ Spain | METEOPROG. UA

+19° +18°

December 2

+18° +17°

December 3

+18° +17°

December 4

+19° +17°

December 5

+19° +18°

December 6

+18° +18°

December 7

+19° +17°

December 8

+19° +18°

December 9

+19° +18°

December 10

+19° +18°

December 11

+19° +17°

December 12

+18° +17°

December 13

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December 14

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December 15

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December 16

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December 17

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December 18

+18° +17°

December 19

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December 20

+18° +17°

December 21

+18° +17°

December 22

+18° +17°

December 23

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December 24

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December 25

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December 26

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December 27

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December 28

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December 29

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December 30

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December 31

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January 1st

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_{* Forecast based on historical data for 70 years}

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Shopping centre playa de las americas: 2 Shopping Malls In Playa De Las Américas

Опубликовано: April 21, 2021 в 11:12 am

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Категории: Miscellaneous

The 8 Best Shopping in Playa de las Americas, Canary Islands

The 8 Best Shopping in Playa de las Americas, Canary Islands

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The 8 Best Shopping in Playa de las Americas, Canary Islands

June 7, 2021 Almeta Stockton

Playa de las Americas, near Tenerife’s southwestern tip, is a lively, upbeat resort built in the 1960s. Today it’s crammed with British restaurants, bars and hotels and North European tourists. Its white sands attract hordes of sun worshippers, while nearby El Medano is famed for its windsurfing. Top attractions include sailing, golf and dinner theater shows, but it’s the nightlife on Veronica’s Strip that is the top draw for the crowds of young tourists who flock here to party around the clock.

Restaurants in Playa de las Americas

1. Centro Comercial Safari

urbanizacion Americas 5, 38660 Playa de las Americas, Arona, Tenerife Spain +34 922 79 67 48

Excellent

48%

Good

40%

Satisfactory

9%

Poor

3%

Terrible

0%

Overall Ratings

4. 5

Reviewed By Chastravelman – Sheffield, United Kingdom

We love this place day or night really nice shops fantastic bars and restaurants. It’s a really upmarket area and very well maintained. It’s great to stroll along and very flat good for all ages. We always make a point of going in the evening to see the fountains dancing to music it’s amazing to see.

2. Centro Comercial Parque Santiago 3

Av. Las Americas, 2, 38660 Playa de las Americas, Arona, Tenerife Spain +34 922 74 61 03

Excellent

36%

Good

34%

Satisfactory

15%

Poor

7%

Terrible

8%

Overall Ratings

4.0

Reviewed By E5670MCdavidr – Sheffield Green, United Kingdom

We just come back from Parque Santiago three in las Americas Tenerife, a beautiful complex full of palm trees and lovely flowers and right on the sea front and the street in front must be one of the liveliest in playa de las Americas, if you self cater try to shop a little further away as the Gran Via super market is very expensive, we wanted some salad and saw this lettuce and couldn’t believe the price but there were cheaper ones

3.

La Milla De Oro

Avenida De Las Americas, Playa de las Americas, Arona, Tenerife Spain

Excellent

47%

Good

38%

Satisfactory

10%

Poor

1%

Terrible

4%

Overall Ratings

4.0

Reviewed By 565errom – Adeje, Spain

very beautiful place, many shops and cafes, as well as hotels. Very clean and pleasant. I recommend. now there are very few people and tourists

4. Parque Santiago 6

Avenida Chayofita, Playa de las Americas, Arona, Tenerife Spain http://psantiago6.com/

Excellent

20%

Good

32%

Satisfactory

30%

Poor

12%

Terrible

6%

Overall Ratings

3.5

5. Galerias Canarias

Avenida las Americas 2 Parque Santiago 3, 38650 Playa de las Americas, Arona, Tenerife Spain +34 655 38 75 24 [email protected] https://www. facebook.com/galeriascanariasstore/

Photography on Metal Art Gallery and printer in Tenerife, Canary Islands featuring panoramic photo pics printed directly onto metal with Local Photographer expositions and print on demand services.

6. Casino Couture Paris

Avenida Las Americas 2 CC Santiago 3, Local 130, 38660 Playa de las Americas, Arona, Tenerife Spain +34 922 46 85 08 [email protected] http://www.casinocoutureparis.com

Shop with exceptional men’s shirts by our French designer. We use high quality fabrics, such as natural silk, Egyptian cotton, cotton veil and cotton with elastane.

7. Oasis Fashion Store

Avenida Maritima CC Troya local 4 y 5, Playa de las Americas, Arona, Tenerife Spain +34 610 80 16 01 [email protected] http://oasisfashion.es

Excellent

0%

Good

0%

Satisfactory

0%

Poor

0%

Terrible

100%

Overall Ratings

1. 0

8. Centro Comercial Crisabora

Avda. Antonio Dominguez S/n, 38660 Playa de las Americas, Arona, Tenerife Spain

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Siam Mall has a unique offer in fashion, catering and leisure venues, making it the commercial jewel of Tenerife. You can find Rhodes convenience stores throughout Southeast Missouri and Southern Illinois. Open 365 days a year, with a unique commercial offer in the Canary Islands, with more than 70 stores dedicated to fashion, leisure and restaurants integrated in a unique outdoor space. The Amricas Plaza Shopping Centre is a perfect spot to enjoy a day of shopping conveniently and in the best facilities. Click through to find out what your Rhodes has to offer you. Butterfly Tattoo London UK opened in 2011 (Still open as Angelov Tattoo) and then Butterfly Tattoo in Koh Samui Thailand in 2014. Mon: 10:30 am – 10:30 pm: Tue: 10:30 am – 10:30 pm: Wed: 10:30 . 147. 67F OPEN 10:00AM – 8:00PM. 7. The best way to get there is to take big stairs in front of BBVA bank, go straight and then turn right. 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Tenerife holidays are a big Brit hit, with the mighty Mount Teide waiting to wow and playful resorts like Playa de las Americas serving up fun in the sun all year round. Rafael Puig Lluvina, 32, 38650 Playa de la Amricas, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Our meeting point is in Playa de Las Americas. IR A LA TIENDA ENVO GRATUITO Y RPIDO PARA TODOS LOS PEDIDOS SUPERIORES A 40 Shop DE Department . Location: Av. There you will find a huge selection of brands and shops. One only has to visit and discover the vast selection of fashion establishments that one will find at the Amricas Plaza Shopping Centre in Tenerife; the best, in the best location. Every Day. Centro Comercial Safari (Av. Carrito(0) No hay productos en el carrito. . Dialprix is also an excellent, very clean supermarket selling most of what you’ll need for day to day living. Playa de las Americas. 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Board gamers come here for unique items and high-quality equipment. Find all of the stores, dining and entertainment options located at Las Americas Premium Outlets . By E5670MCdavidr. STORES. Shopping Malls. Official Tobacco & Liquer Shop offers you the right product at the best price. There are several free car parks in the area, there are shops, restaurants supermarkets, pharmacies, bars. 57 C.C. Only 17 km from Tenerife South airport. Kathy Swan, a former state lawmaker representing Cape Girardeau, was sworn in Monday as one of three commissioners on the state Labor and. Parque Santiago II (downstairs), local 61. Reviewed By E5670MCdavidr – Sheffield Green, United Kingdom . L 234 CC Paraiso Royal. Shopping Malls. [email protected] The action-packed south is where much-loved resorts come alive with vibrant beaches, bar-lined strips and tax-free shops to give you that ultimate holiday. Tenerife Vape Shop. Speciality & Gift Shops. Our stores, their amenities and menus are customized based upon their community’s needs. Safari C.C. Las Adelfas, Golf del Sur, 38639, Tenerife . Get directions. The very best icecream in Tenerife, we love it. Playa de Las Americas is an ideal place if you like some hustle and bustle and a great night life. Our Locations. Quinto Centenario s/n, Edificio las Terrazas, 38660, Las Americas Opening Hours: Monday to Sunday 9-13, 14-18 hrs My Destination Tenerife has checked out some of the best shops and the snazziest shopping centres in Tenerife. If deciding on a day of shopping, the Amricas Plaza Shopping Centre offers the best selection of women’s fashion, men’s fashion, children’s fashion . This resort has been a top holiday destination since the 1960’s and, to this day, is still a firm favourite. Safari, Playa de las Amricas Local 57 38660 Arona Tenerife Spain Only official Rolex retailers are allowed to sell and maintain a Rolex watch. We were in Tenerife a couple of weeks ago and stopped to look in an Electronics shop. San Blas, 38639 Golf del Sur, Tenerife +34 922 714 700 +34 922 714 700 . Fitenia Surf Shop is a store with apparel, board, and accessories from the world of surfing. 9. Tobacco Shop in Playa de las Amricas. It is in a prime location, on a coastline peppered with spectacular beaches, enormous promenades, under the shadow of palm trees, and with one of the best entertainment offerings on the island.The weather in Las Americas is ideal, with clear skies for almost 365 days .

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By Kimberly S

tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g230096-d13205245-r848039965-Shopping_Center_Oasis.html”>Zara and restaurants is the only good thing about this shopping center. Not many good shops are left here. Before Covid it was much better, I guess covid hit everyone then. The bar are pretty decent…..
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Zara and restaurants is the only good thing about this shopping center. Not many good shops are left here. Before Covid it was much better, I guess covid hit everyone then. The bar are pretty decent…..
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By hossangui

Didn’t like so many shop are close all in diferentes areas no proper sign.
Very poor for expensive area.
I thought gonna full of shop but look more died.
Better is siam mall

tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g230096-d13205245-r847403736-Shopping_Center_Oasis.html”>Didn’t like so many shop are close all in diferentes areas no proper sign.
Very poor for expensive area.
I thought gonna full of shop but look more died.
Better is siam mall
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By MW2808

Could not find the place the directions take you to a house in the middle of a street and not this place so we went else where

Could not find the place the directions take you to a house in the middle of a street and not this place so we went else where
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By Ray 1670

google.com/maps/place/?q=place_id:ChIJ3Xd9GXmXagwRHJyaTHGqZkg”>Used to be really nice to walk around, shop and eat. Corona totally ruined the vibe. Hope it will be back to the old way soon.

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By Michael Pearson

Lots of decent shops. Most have a sale and offer good bargains but there are a number of closed shops.

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By Maureen Smith

Lovely shopping centre some shops closed down few new ones opened. Nice place.

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By Marek Lew

Decent shopping centre , some main brand retailers and a few independent plus dining on 1st floor , worth a look around.

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By Lilly Hamlett

This shopping center is very good and there is a variety of different shops. There are some of the same shops but it doesn’t really matter.

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Room Escape Games

5.0

Duration: 1h 30 min

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Fountain

Fountain Las Americas

4. 1

Duration: 2 hours

Scuba / Snorkeling

Scuba & Snorkeling

4.9

Duration: 2 hours

Boat Tour

Boat Tours & Water Sports

3.0

Duration: 2h 30 min

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4.7

Duration: 2h 30 min

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4.7

Duration: 6 hours

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4.7

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5.0

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Dolphin & Whale Watching

4. 0

Duration: 2h 30 min

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4.3

Duration: 4 hours

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Golf Las Americas

4.0

Duration: 4 hours

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3.9

Duration: 2 hours

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Shopping Mall

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4.2

Duration: 4 hours

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Centro Comercial Safari

4.0

Duration: 2 hours

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Shopping Malls in Playa Del Carmen

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There are two shopping malls in Playa Del Carmen. These are Plaza Las Americas and Centro Maya. Not too many foreign tourists go to these malls since there is so much shopping on 5th Avenue but they can provide another option for clothes and just some entertainment perhaps on a rainy day.

Malls in Mexico are not as big in size and popularity as the rest of North American but they are gaining. As Playa Del Carmen grows, so has the mall culture. Here is what you will find here for shopping and what is good to check out.

Plaza Las Americas Mall
This is the most popular and largest of the two malls (not to be confused with the same name mall in Cancun “Plaza Las Americas“). It is very popular for the local 20-30 year olds to go to on the weekend, especially Sundays when most people have off. The young crowd likes to shop, walk around to see friends and especially go to the movies.

Movie Theater in Plaza Las Americas Mall
The Cinepolis Movie Theater is one of the biggest draws here. People like to see movies in Mexico. The movies theaters are clean, inexpensive, air conditioned and many movies are in English (which can be nice because there are less people and not as many kids). For more about going to the movie theater in Playa Del Carmen check out our article.

Stores at Plaza Las Americas Mall
In the mall you can find Sears, Coppel, and a Chedraui grocery store as the anchors of the mall. There are more small stores then department stores. For smaller stores there are several athletic wear stores, shoe stores, GNC, small appliance and furniture stores, clothing stores, sunglasses, one pet store, Stern electronics store, and a hair salon. For clothes we like Lob. It is a mid-range priced clothing store for both men and women.

Other Attractions in this mall
There is one of the three casinos in Playa Del Carmen here. It is considered the best casino in Playa but that is not saying too much. It is called Winpot Casino.

There is one game court for kids or kids a heart. It has tons of video games, pool tables and other games.

The Krispy Kream donut store is a huge attraction. It is at a kiosk neat the movie theater.

Food Court
The food court consist of fast food joints, Mexican, Chinese, pizza and Cajun food. You can eat here for about 80-150 pesos per person. Most locals like it for a not so healthy treat meal on the weekend. Check out the juice place in the back right hand corner. You can get large fruit drinks that are pretty tasty there.

For snacks, check out the ice cream cart outside the mall on the south side by the entrance. They have some very Mexican flavors. On the north entrance outside they make churros. They are long fried dough like donuts and can be filled with crème, chocolate or several other mouth watering things.

The food court at Plaza Las Americas mall

Parking at Plaza Las Americas Mall
Plaza Las Americas has underground parking which is nice when it is very hot and sunny. Your car does not heat up so much. You can enter from both sides of the mall and it is free parking. There is also outdoor parking. It gets more crowded on the north side and often there is a little traffic congestion there on the weekends.

Taxi or Bus to the mall?
A taxi from the center is supposed to be 35 pesos. They drop you at the south side unless you request another entrance. It is cheaper to get to this mall by taxi than Centro Maya. It is best not to ask how much because taxi drivers often charge more for this trip. Try to have exact change. For other zones and more taxi information check here.

The taxi stand in on the north side by the exit close to Chedraui grocery store. At night and when a movie lets out there can be a long line of about 30 people waiting. It does move pretty fast though and there are more taxies that service this mall then Centro Maya. Note: Taxi stands do have the right to charge more per fare then the base fare, but this is often left to interpretation. Normally it is 5 pesos but can be a little more.

It really is not worth taking the bus here from the center. It is slow and not nearly as comfortable as a cheap taxi. If you did want to only spend a few pesos then you just look for the bus that has “Plaza Las Americas” written on the windshield. These busses will be going north on 30th Avenue.

Where is Plaza Las Americas Mall?

Centro Maya Mall in Playa Del Carmen
This is the smaller of the two malls in Playa Del Carmen. It used to be more empty but has been filling up with stores as Playa grows.

There are two things here that children might like here at the Centro Maya Mall. There is a small train that drives up and down the mall. It is best for small children up to about age 10. For kids a little older there is a game zone area with video games and attractions. This can keep them busy for a while. It is near the movie theater.

Cinemex Movie Theater at Centro Maya Mall
This theater is much like the other theater in Plaza Las Americas. The one difference is it does not allow you to pick your seats ahead of time. Movies can be in English here as well.

Stores at Centro Maya Mall
The large anchor stores are the Soriana grocery store, City Club (a membership store like Sam’s Club) and Telcel (cell phone store) and a Coppel store (a Mexican department store that has cheaper items and encourages people to do payment plans).

The small stores include, shoe stores, two pet stores, fabric store, banks, mini blind store, beauty salon, and some small clothing stores. We do like Quarry Store for youthful style clothes. It is affordable and decent clothes option. It is like a Pull & Bear type store which is in Paseo Del Carmen shopping plaza on the south end of 5th Avenue.

Another new store is Promoda. It is like an outlet store that has many brands and give you many options. The prices are not exactly outlet prices but you can have a nice range of options in one store.

Food Options
This is more limited then the other mall. There is Chinese food, Hot Baking Company, burrito place and a few other options. Across the road in front of the mall are some small taco restaurants that can be good as well.

Taxi or Bus to Centro Maya Mall?

A taxi from the center is 50 pesos. For other zones to this mall check out the taxi rate charts here. Public busses and colectivos are easy to catch on 30th Avenue going south. Just look for “Centro Maya” written on the windshield. It is faster and easier to take a bus to Centro Maya then to Plaza Las Americas because they are more direct.

If it is raining, expect a delay in getting a taxi back to the center of Playa. The taxi stand is in the parking lot of the Mall near the exit by the Telcel store. There are not as many taxis here at the taxi stand at Plaza Las Americas Mall.

Where is Cento Maya Mall?

For other shopping plazas you check out Paseo Del Carmen or Quinta Alegria links here. Both are in the center of Playa off of 5th Avenue. For smaller store be sure to check out our shopping section.

Note: If you are a tourist and making some larger purchases at qualified stores you can be eligible to get a tax break! There are details in this article.

Tip: If you are going to do some shopping in November you might want to wait until Buen Fin, a commercial shopping holiday with many discounts.

Where do you like to shop in Playa Del Carmen? What stores do you like? Let us know in the comments below.

Best destination for you in Tenerife? + holiday guide

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Beaches

The resort of Playa de las Americas has many different beaches spread all over the area. Playa de Troya is the busier of the beaches. Most of the time you won’t notice it much, but since this is close to the main party area of Veronicas, in the summer holidays when many people come to party here, this beach can get a bit loud and crowded in the afternoons.

The more relaxed and family-friendly beaches are the Playa del Camisón or Playa de las Vistas, closer to the Los Cristianos beach but like I said, when travelling outside of the main peak holiday times, all of them are pretty chill and relaxed.

Hotels

Sir Anthony Hotel Tenerife for those who want an adults-oriented luxury close to the beach.

HD Parque Cristobal for a family holiday.

Parque Santiago 3 for a family holiday on a budget.

Nightlife

Playa de las Americas is one of the best-known party and clubbing areas in Tenerife, especially the Veronicas area, a large strip of many clubs and cocktail bars open until the early morning. However, while Playa de las Americas is a great place to go clubbing all year round, know that outside of school and university holidays, some clubs might not be open because there might be fewer people around during that time.

If you are not sure if Playa de las Americas is right for you, look at my where to stay in Tenerife guide covering all the different holiday destinations.

Restaurants and bars

In Playa de las Americas you will find one of the largest selections of restaurants and places to eat. Everything from traditional Spanish cuisine to a large variety of international, fusion and oriental cuisine. Do know that many of the establishments here can get pretty pricey, and do watch out for the upselling and adding extra things to your bill. One thing I did not like here was that many of the restaurants are very big, so sometimes the service might feel a little bit impersonal. If you want the more traditional smaller Spanish restaurant, look in the resort next door, Los Cristianos.

How to get to Playa de las Americas

Playa de las Americas is 18 km away from the Tenerife South Airport:

Public transport: 4 euro

Shuttle bus: 5 euro

Taxi: 23.7 euro

Playa de las Americas is 81 km away from the Tenerife North Airport:

Public transport: 12.4 euro

Shuttle bus: Not available if you don’t have a packaged holiday

Taxi: 95 euro

Here are some things you need to know about buses, shuttles and taxis at the Tenerife airports. There you can also find the companies I use when travelling in Tenerife.

If I had to describe Playa de las Americas in a few words, it would be 1/3 beaches, 1/3 shopping centres and 1/3 clubbing. That is the resort in a nutshell. I always thought Playa de las Americas was like Magaluf in Mallorca, but it is not; Playa de las Americas has become much more about class and brands in recent years.

That is also why you can find now many immense shopping centres spread out all over the resort. So when it comes to shopping, especially clothing, you can find an almost unlimited supply of stores here. However, if you want to shop at “lower Tenerife prices”, this is not the place for you. In that case, I would very much advise a shopping day out to Santa Cruz on the other side of the island.

Things to do near Playa de las Americas

The main attraction here in this area of Tenerife is the Siam Water Park. Each day free busses come round to pick up holidaymakers in the area.

Siam Park claims to be the best water park globally, but I am always somewhat sceptical of these types of claims. These claims to me are just the same as you will see in every resort 30 places with the “best mojito in tows” sign. However, after visiting, I can say it is the best water park of all the waterparks in Spain I have been to, and that is quite a few so far.

For a complete list of things to see and do in Tenerife, have a look here.

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Centro Comercial Safari, Playa-de-American: the best tips before visiting

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Terrible 9,000 stocked shopping center

This shopping center has everything from a grocery supermarket to cafes and restaurants.

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Shopping center on the Golden Mile…

Family vacation

Famous shopping center in the center of the Golden Mile… Sorry for the tautology. It is not much different from other nearby shopping centers . .. If you have a desire – you can go in … No desire – the girls will be dragged if they are in your tourist team. As in our…

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neiz2016

Daugavpils, Latvia5 publications

Do I need to buy anything, but I need to see the fountains!

Family holidays

Nice place for shopping and looking at the fountains while dining on top of the restaurants. And you can just walk, better in the evening.

Published January 28, 2017

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Dmitry M

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Centro Comercial Safari is the center of the “Golden Mile”!!!

For two

I love this island. .. We lived a stone’s throw from this shopping center… in the Best Tenerife hotel… This shopping complex is located in the very center of Las Americas… on the Golden miles”..it’s a big shopping street….here you can buy branded products….Burberry..Hugo Boss…Ralph Lauren..and others…There are handbag stores…There is also a Timberland brand store …very good!!! Also …there are democratic brands like Stradivarius…Besides.. if you need expensive watches (Ulis Nardin…Patek Fili….and others) …go here ..this is the store..Ideal …. See bargain and you will have a discount!!!! At that time, prices were 25-30% less than similar watches in Russia… In addition… there are several good wine and vodka shops where prices will pleasantly surprise you!!! In general, we recommend visiting it .. especially in the evening .. (shops are mostly open until 21-30 … ).. you can watch the show of singing fountains in the very center of this store … a very beautiful sight … I hope my review will help you and was very helpful!!!

Published November 19, 2016

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Moscow, Russia17 publications

Good shopping center

For two

Nice shopping center, but Indian outlets predominate… You can also buy branded items. Tenerife is a free trade zone, so there is no sales tax.

Published August 11, 2016

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KAROLINA1969

Omsk, Omsk, Russia319 publications

A wonderful center of boutiques and restaurants!

Family holidays

Located near the beach in the center of the town of Lasamericas and not far from Loschristianos! this is the most popular place for shopping and walking: many boutiques and restaurants, a fountain with light music (turn on in the evening)! many boutiques with perfumes, clothes!

Published February 13, 2016

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Irina N

Adeje37 publications

Beautiful place.

For couples

This center is also known as the Golden Mile. Beautiful shop windows, on the first line – more expensive branded stores, deeper – more democratic. A large number of cafes and restaurants. In the center is a singing fountain. Nice place to take a walk in the evening!

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Yury V

Novosibirsk, Russia102 publications

I always try to choose a hotel or apartment nearby.

It’s not even that this is an exceptional place for shopping. This is the heart of Las Americas. Glitter, luxury and beauty, glamour!
It pulls here every evening. We understood this a long time ago. Back at 1998, when almost immediately behind the fountain there was a field of mowed lawn over which a balloon hung. We ran here almost from Troy beach, every evening, plunging into the atmosphere of pre-Christmas mood. We bought gifts for family and friends for the New Year and even on February 23 and March 8. They hid them from each other while packing their luggage.
And for the last 5 years we have been choosing hotels near Safari – Best Tenerife or Andorra. We are always a family in Tenerife and always during the autumn holidays at the beginning of November. Upon arrival, Halloween meets us, and Santa Claus sees us off. In Safari, this is especially noticeable. Three years ago, in one of the entrances, there were two wonderful deer, which have now disappeared somewhere.
I am not a fan of shops in Safari, but my girls enjoy them and enjoy them.
It’s almost a ritual when I sit down on a bench at the color music fountain located in the heart of the Safari Center and wait for the splashes of water to begin their dance to one of my favorite tunes from the 2001 Space Odyssey movie. In the fall of 2015, for some reason, I did not wait for this melody. Although it was always after 20:00.
What do my girls buy here?
– cosmetics, jewelry and footwear.
I buy jeans at Levi’s and brandy Carlos 1 for 23 euros in one of the liquor stores, the name of which I don’t remember for the life of me and probably don’t even know. Only in the duty free of the Reina Sofia airport, the same Carlos 1 is 5-10 euros more expensive.
Next to Safari on the street, there is a kiosk selling pearls. They speak Russian. Last year I bought my wife black pearl beads here, which at first aroused delight, but now they are lying around at home among a pile of such rubbish. But it was a delight!
Here you can not buy anything, but just walk and enjoy the air, people, the atmosphere of celebration and relaxation.
Compatriots in the evening can be distinguished by shales and beach shorts.

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Olga V

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Pleasant shopping within walking distance

Family holidays

If you are on holiday in Playa de las Americas, this is the most convenient commercial center for you. It is located in the heart of Playa de las Americas on the Golden Mile, and from any corner of the city you can come here on foot.
Safari is the first in a complex of three commercial centers located along the Golden Mile, and in terms of shopping, it is very successful. Here you will find multi-brand clothing and jewelry stores, Nike, Punt Roma, Stradivarius, Timberland, Guess, Levi’s, shoe stores, perfumery and cosmetics. In addition, in the evening there is a performance at the singing fountain. It makes sense to visit two other commercial centers. So in the third Oasis commercial center there is Zara, where the range of goods and prices differ from Russian stores for the better. Significantly lower than in Russia, even taking into account the euro, prices in Pandora (it is located in the second commercial center, unfortunately I don’t remember its name). In addition, in all three commercial centers you will find shops for bags, perfumes, sunglasses, clothes. Perfumes, by the way, are cheaper than in duty free, and of good quality. The Oasis also has a Springfield. On the other side of the road, opposite Zara, is Esprit. Bershca is located next to Safari.
So that for several evenings you are guaranteed a pleasant shopping experience.
In addition, in all commercial centers there are cafes and restaurants for every taste.

Published January 10, 2016

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Zurich, Switzerland1,032 publications

Entertainment for all tastes

With friends

A whole complex of shops, restaurants, cafes, clubs. There is also a fairly good supermarket with a good selection of pastries and local wines. In the evenings, it is especially crowded here, there are many cars and music sounds from everywhere. The waterfront is very close – no more than five minutes on foot.

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The most attractive place for shopping in Playa de las Americas is Avenida de las Americas, a pedestrian street where the most famous shops and shopping centers are concentrated. Cozy restaurants and cafes are also located here, so you can walk along the picturesque street all day. The choice of shops on the main street of the city is simply huge, from original designer boutiques to souvenir shops and gastronomic pavilions.

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One of the most popular shopping centers in the city is Centro Commercial Safari. It will be interesting to walk around it in search of new fashionable clothes, accessories, cosmetics and jewelry. The mall has Sonia Rykiel, Oscar de la Renta, Prada pavilions, as well as exclusive Boucheron boutiques. The main part of the shops presented in the shopping center is aimed at wealthy buyers, but during the seasonal sales period, you can buy things here at big discounts.

Shopping and entertainment center CC Parque Santiago 3 will be a great place for a family visit, with suitable shops for everyone. Tourists are attracted by numerous pavilions with souvenirs, where you can buy handicrafts and original handicrafts. Men will be pleased with the large tobacco shop, where you can buy not only the world’s best varieties of tobacco, but also all the necessary smoking accessories. The shopping center also houses several large electronics stores, as well as specialized stores with goods for children. If the shops presented in these shopping centers seem insufficient, you can look into the Gran Sur and Plaza del Duque centers, which will also please you with a variety of goods of various price categories. Copyright www.orangesmile.com

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Not far from the port area is the San Eugenio shopping center, which is sure to be appreciated by budget travelers. It houses a large multi-brand Mango store, where you can buy men’s and women’s clothing from world famous brands at big discounts. Every year, seasonal sales are held in shopping centers, during which high-quality and stylish items can be purchased at a discount of up to 75%. The biggest sales are usually held in January, July and October.

Some supermarkets also attract the attention of active tourists, because they can buy the best regional delicacies and delicious gifts for loved ones. On one of the central streets of the city, there is a Mercadona supermarket, which is famous for its huge selection of fresh products. Tourists will be pleased with a large selection of fresh fruits. There are more than ten types of kiwi here alone. Also, the supermarket always offers a large selection of fresh seafood, and many come here in search of high-quality olive oil and fruit liqueurs.

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Every Saturday there is a large market in the city center, which is a great place to buy souvenirs and regional products. The market sells wonderful goat cheese, palm honey, fresh fruits and seafood, as well as excellent handmade cigars. A significant part of the market is occupied by stalls with handicrafts, here you can buy luxurious jewelry and crafts made from shells, as well as scarves and clothes made from natural silk. Tenerife Pearl specialty shop is located in the immediate vicinity of the resort. It sells jewelry made of natural pearls, here such jewelry can be purchased at a much more attractive price than in many other cities in the world.

Siam Mall is a perfect place for a family vacation. It is located a twenty-minute walk from the city center. It features more than 70 shops of various specifics, including clothing and footwear stores with a very attractive price level, as well as souvenir shops and art galleries. The shopping center has restaurants and cafes with spacious outdoor terraces, as well as playgrounds for children.

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Fans of strolling through colorful markets should definitely go to the vicinity of the resort, to the El Mirador area. One of the largest and most attractive markets in Tenerife operates here, where the best regional products and handicrafts are available to buyers. This market operates only twice a month – on the first and third Sundays. Its visitors will be able to buy excellent homemade wine, farm vegetables and fruits, homemade dairy products, wonderful homemade jams and honey, as well as the freshest pastries. There are trade pavilions with bijouterie and jewelry in the market, and here you can also buy inexpensive clothes and shoes. The market usually opens at 10 am and runs until 5 pm.

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°HOTEL CATALONIA ORO NEGRO PLAYA DE LAS AMERICAS 3* (Spain) – from 7978 RUB

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Hotel Catalonia Oro Negro – Playa de las Americas

28.063269,
-16.726827

Playa de las Americas,
Spain

7978Rub

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Arquitecto Gomez Cuesta 14,
Playa de las Americas,
Spain,
38660,
Tenerife

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Catalonia Oro Negro is a comfortable 3-star hotel with cozy rooms, located a 20-minute walk from Arona Beach Park.. The center of Playa de las Americas is 1 km from the hotel , and Chayofa District can be reached in a couple of minutes.

Location

A family-oriented beach is close to the hotel. Siam Park Water Park is less than 1 mile from the family hotel. The Antonio Domínguez Alfonso Stadium is also near the hotel. This hotel is located a short distance from several noted attractions including Casablanca.

The “Llanos de Troya” bus stop is 200 meters from the hotel.

Rooms

Rooms are equipped with a private terrace, an electronic key and a mini bar for a comfortable stay. They also offer garden views. There are also bathrobes, a shower cap and bath sheets.

Dining

This hotel serves a daily buffet breakfast, which can be enjoyed in the restaurant. In the restaurant “Restaurante Oro Negro” you can taste the delicacies of local cuisine. The snack bar is a great place to relax as it serves refreshing drinks.

A full breakfast is served each morning in the hotel’s dining room for EUR 10 per person per night.

Leisure and business

The hotel provides free spa therapy and a solarium. The hotel offers guests facilities such as a rooftop pool, sun loungers and a garden. Guests can participate in tennis, archery and table football.

Internet

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.

Parking

Public parking is available on site for EUR 6 per day.

Number of floors: 11.
Number of rooms: 269.

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Pool

Rooftop pool

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24 hour service

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Fitness center

Golf course

Billiards

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Dry cleaning

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Restaurant

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Buffet

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Business center

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Children’s pool

Children’s playground

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Rooftop pool

Beach access

Chaise lounges

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Garden

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Pool with a view

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Sea view

Garden view

City view

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Lake view

Mountain view

Pool view

River view

Panoramic view

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Air conditioning in the room

Safe in room

Minibar

Rest area

Terrace

Tea/coffee set

Armchair

Ironing accessories

Bathroom

Bath

Free toiletries

Bedroom

Duvet

Media

Flat screen TV

Cable/Satellite TV

Telephone

CD player

Alarm clock radio

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24 m²

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2 guests

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Location

Arquitecto Gomez Cuesta 14,
Playa de las Americas,
Spain,
38660,
Tenerife

Famous places of the city

Nearby

Restaurants

Amusement Park

Siam Park

1. 6
km

Tenerife

2.2
km

Casino

Playa de las Americas

940 m

Shopping Center

Siam Mall

1.1
km

Aquapark

Dolphinarium Aqualand Costa Adeje

2.5
km

Golf course

Golf course Golf Las Americas

940 m

Yacht Club

Port of Los Cristianos

2.0
km

Playa de las Americas

Patch

940 m

Fountain

Fountain “Light and Music

1.2
km

Commercial area

Centro Commercial Parque Santiago 6

1.2
km

Papagayo Beach Club

880 m

Night club

TIBU Tenerife

970 m

Aqualand

1.8
km

Trading district

Golden Mile

740 m

SPA

Marylanza Suites & SPA

700 m

Antonio-Dominges-Alphonso

740 m

9000 Paseo Cándido García San Juan

Playa de las Americas Casino

1.0
km

O’Neill’s

680 m

Salon Recreativo America

710 m

Eurodisco 2008

La Florita

140 м

monkey park

570 м

Edificio Las Floritas Playa de Las Americas Arona 38660

The Whiskey Jar

110 м

Arquitecto Gomez Cuesta

China Garden

140 м

Av. Santiago Puig Opposite the Columbus Aparthotel

Aberdeen Steak House

440 m

Ave Santiago Puig Local1

Pekin Garden

370 m

Avenida Santiago 30003

Wok Hong Kong

400 m

Calle Noelia Afonso Cabrera 16 CC Columbus

The Chieftain

430 m

AV Santiago Arona

9000 2000 M.000 M.000 M.000 M.000 M.000 Santiago Puig

The English Rose

520 m

Avenida Santiago Puig

Restaurante Linares 4

720 m

Avdia Puig 1

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7.6

Very good110 reviews

Location7.6

Room7.2

Service6.0

Food8.4

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9.2

Ideal

I really liked that there is free parking in front of the hotel, good animation, sensitive and reliable staff! The room is cozy and beautiful, the food in the restaurant is varied and delicious! The nearest good beach is about 1 km, go straight all the time, along the way the central shopping street of Playa Las Americas, on it is the pyramid of Arona, where a musical show takes place!

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Russia,
February 2018

missingHotel Catalonia Oro Negro – Playa de las Americas

7.8

Very good

Large and clean room with everything you need. From the room, somewhere beyond the horizon, you could see the sea
Nearby there are many restaurants for any budget

Internet only in the lobby, where there is not enough space
There is air conditioning in the room, but a deposit is required for the remote control
It is difficult to find a hotel without jeepies maps – there are no signs
Walk to a good beach
Most of the hotel residents and resort guests are noisy tourists from Russia

Russia,
February 2018

missingHotel Catalonia Oro Negro – Playa de las Americas

5.0

Guest rating

The staff spoke very little English. Noise until 2:30 at night. In the morning at six the equipment howls terribly. Each additionally necessary trifle (refrigerator, safe, etc.) for money. Wifi advertised but didn’t actually exist. Breakfast is mediocre. A wild problem with the elevator is a high-rise building and only one double elevator that the staff likes to occupy. We waited 25 minutes to get the baby carriage down.

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January 2018

FAQ

Near which airport is the Catalonia Oro Negro located?

Catalonia Oro Negro is located 20 km from Tenerife South Airport.

Does the Catalonia Oro Negro serve breakfast in the morning?

Yes, the Catalonia Oro Negro offers a buffet breakfast.

Does the Catalonia Oro Negro have facilities for children?

Hotel Catalonia Oro Negro provides babysitting services, a mini club and a games room.

How far is Catalonia Oro Negro Playa de las Americas from the city center?

You can reach the city center from the Catalonia Oro Negro Hotel Playa de las Americas in 5 minutes on foot.

What dining options are available at the Catalonia Oro Negro?

Yes, the Catalonia Oro Negro has a local restaurant, Oro Negro, on site.

What are some interesting places to visit near Catalonia Oro Negro?

You can visit Arona Beach Park and Siam Park, which are 1. 6 and 1.7 km from Catalonia Oro Negro.

What are some of the leisure facilities at Catalonia Oro Negro Playa de las Americas?

Catalonia Oro Negro Playa de las Americas has a library and a garden on site.

Are there places to have lunch/dinner near Catalonia Oro Negro?

Aberdeen Steak House Restaurant is 450 meters from the Catalonia Oro Negro.

How much is a room at Catalonia Oro Negro?

Catalonia Oro Negro prices start from 111€.

What types of rooms are available at the Catalonia Oro Negro Playa de las Americas?

Catalonia Oro Negro Playa de las Americas offers you a choice of Family Room, Premium Queen Room and Triple Room.

What sports are available at the Catalonia Oro Negro Playa de las Americas?

Yes, Catalonia Oro Negro Playa de las Americas offers diving, volleyball and table football on site.

Is there any public transport near the Catalonia Oro Negro Playa de las Americas?

Yes, there is a bus stop Llanos de Troya at a distance of 200 meters from the Catalonia Oro Negro Playa de las Americas.

Address

Arquitecto Gomez Cuesta 14,
Playa de las Americas,
Spain,
38660,
Tenerife

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°CORAL COMPOSTELA BEACH GOLF HOTEL PLAYA DE LAS AMERICAS 3* (Spain) – from 6382 RUB

Very good3737 reviews10

Aparthotel Coral Compostela Beach Golf – Playa de las Americas

28. 05912,
-16.72042

Playa de las Americas,
Spain

6382Rub

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Offering a heated pool, terrace and plunge pool, Coral Compostela Beach Golf is 2.4 km from Chayofa District. Just a 15-minute walk from the center of Playa de las Americas, Coral Compostela Beach Golf Aparthotel offers comfortable accommodation.

Location

The hotel is located just 10 minutes walk from the Antonio Domínguez Alfonso Stadium. Hospiten Sur and Marylanza Suites & Spa are within walking distance.

The nearest bus stop is “IES Los Cristianos” located about 250 meters from the hotel.

Rooms

Rooms come standard with a flat-screen TV, seating area and ceiling fan. From the windows of the hotel you can admire the extraordinary view of the pool. A toaster, a coffee maker and a refrigerator are provided for your comfort.

Meals

Breakfast is served every morning at the bar. The 19th Hole Restaurant’s menu features international cuisine. The bar serves alcoholic drinks.

Leisure and business

It features an outdoor swimming pool and a wellness centre.

Internet

Wi-Fi is available in the entire hotel for EUR 2.50 per day.

Parking

No parking.

Number of rooms: 85.

Former name: compostela beach resort iii

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Welcome Cocktail

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Small deep pool

Heated pool

Spa and body care

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24 hour service

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Safe in the room

Rest area

Patio

Terrace

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Balcony

Tea/coffee set

Dining table

Rollaway beds

Bathroom

Free toiletries

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Kitchen

Electric kettle

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Kitchenware

Media

Flat screen TV

Telephone

CD player

Alarm clock radio

Interior

Parquet floors

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Location

Calle Arenales, S/N, Arona, Es,
Playa de las Americas,
Spain,
38660,
Tenerife

Famous places of the city

Nearby

Restaurants

Amusement Park

Siam Park

2.4
km

Tenerife

1. 8
km

Casino

Playa de las Americas

1.5
km

Shopping center

Siam Mall

2.0
km

Yacht Club

Port of Los Cristianos

1.2
km

Playa de las Americas

Patch

1.4
km

Beach

Playa de las Vistas

1.0
km

Fountain

Fountain “Light and Music”

1.4
km

Beach

Playa de los Cristianos

1.7
km

Av. las Americas

Piramide de Arona Convention Center

1.4
km

Shopping area

Golden Mile

950 m

Water park

Aqualand Costa Adeje

2.5
km

Night club

Disco Punta Cana

1.0
km

Amusement Park

Arona Beach Park

1.0
km

Camino Montaña Chayofita

Mount Chayofita

1.0
km

Arona

Chayofa District

2.3
km

Area

Plaza de la iglesia

1.0
km

38660 Arona

Playa Honda

950 m

Shopping area

Centro Comercial Parque Santiago 3

1. 4
km

Av. Rafael Puig Lluvina

Travel Information Company

950 m

Night Club

ViVO Mini Golf Treasure Island

950 m

Shopping District

Shopping Center 90.

km

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Los Cristianos San Telmo

1.0
km

Commercial area

Passarella Oasis Centro Comercial

1.4
km

Beach

Playa de los Tarajales

1.4
km

Av. Siam

Volcano

1.2
km

Shopping area

Centro Commercial Parque Santiago 6

460 m

Spa

Marylanza Suites & Spa

230 m

Av. Antonio Dominguez

Aparthotel Udalla Park

590 m

Av. De Chayofita C.C Parque Santiago

Los 100 Montaditos

340 м

Avenida Chayofita 18 CC Parque Santiago 6

Starbucks

320 м

Avenida Antonio Dominguez Locale 50

zio seba capreseria trattoria

610 м

Av . Antonio Dominguez

Feeling Good Bar & Food

610 m

Avenida Antonio Dominguez 16

Benim Kebab & Pizza

640 м

Avenida Antonio Dominguez

Mel Vegan Fast Food

650 м

Avenida Antonio Dominguez Fermata di Taxi

Rosticceria Pizzeria Emperador

640 м

Avenida Antonio Dominguez Alonso Junto a Meson Castellano

Goxoa

660 m

Av. Antonio Dominguez

Sukiyaki

690 m

Avenida Antonio Dominguez Alonso Junto a Meson Castellano

Asador Goxoa

590 m

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Cafeteria Sole

650 m

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7.6

Very Good37 reviews

Location8.2

Room8.2

Service6.8

Food9.0

FAQ

What airport is Coral Compostela Beach Golf Aparthotel located near?

Coral Compostela Beach Golf Aparthotel is located 20 km from Tenerife South Airport.

What are the cancellation conditions for Aparthotel Coral Compostela Beach Golf Playa de las Americas?

Coral Compostela Beach Golf Aparthotel Playa de las Americas free cancellation.

Coral Compostela Beach Golf Aparthotel suitable for families with children?

The Coral Compostela Beach Golf Aparthotel offers cots, a playground and board games for the youngest guests.

How far is Aparthotel Coral Compostela Beach Golf Playa de las Americas from the city center?

Coral Compostela Beach Golf Aparthotel Playa de las Americas is 1 km from the city centre.

What places are worth visiting near Aparthotel Coral Compostela Beach Golf?

Popular points of interest near Coral Compostela Beach Golf Apartments include Marylanza Suites & Spa and Centro Commercial Parque Santiago 6.

What activities can Coral Compostela Beach Golf offer?

Coral Compostela Beach Golf offers a sun terrace and a garden.

Are there restaurants near Aparthotel Coral Compostela Beach Golf Playa de las Americas?

Popular eateries in the area include Starbucks and Feeling Good Bar & Food. It is a 6-minute walk from Aparthotel Coral Compostela Beach Golf Playa de las Americas.

How much does it cost to stay at Aparthotel Coral Compostela Beach Golf?

A room in Coral Compostela Beach Golf Aparthotel costs from 122€.

What rooms are available at Coral Compostela Beach Golf?

Coral Compostela Beach Golf offers you to choose among the following options: Two-Bedroom Apartment, Park Room and One-Bedroom Apartment.

Is there any public transport near the Coral Compostela Beach Golf Aparthotel Playa de las Americas?

Yes, there is a bus stop IES Los Cristianos at a distance of 250 meters from the Coral Compostela Beach Golf Aparthotel Playa de las Americas.

Address

Calle Arenales, S/N, Arona, Es,
Playa de las Americas,
Spain,
38660,
Tenerife

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Hotel Udalla Park 3*, Playa de las Americas – prices. Hotel Udalla Park

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Udalla Park Hotel is located in Playa de las Americas. Near the hotel there is Las Vistas Beach, Los Cristianos Beach, Arona Pyramid Concert Hall. Nearby points of interest also include Golf Las Americas and Veronicas Strip Night Club.
In this hotel you can book spacious bright rooms, which have cable TV, direct dial telephone, safe, free wireless internet. All rooms at the hotel have a private bathroom and a kitchenette with a refrigerator, cutlery and crockery. All hotel rooms have a balcony.
Additional hotel amenities include a restaurant, several bars, wireless Internet in public areas, ticket service, a spacious rooftop terrace, laundry and dry cleaning services, an outdoor pool, a separate pool for children.

Rating: Very good

Rating: 7.2

Location
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Facilities
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Cleanliness and comfort
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Staff
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Price
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The hotel justifies its 3 stars. It is located very close to the Las Vistas beach, to all shops, including Mercadona, by the way, not far from the hotel they built a new shopping center Santiago Park and an entertainment playground, it is very convenient to go shopping and walk the children. There are no Russian channels, even for a fee. . Kettle hairdryer and iron can be rented – the cost is 20 euros, returned by the county. Previously, the hotel brought a present from the hotel, champagne fruits and sweets, this time not. Cleaning every other day, so-so, towels are changed at least every day, the staff is very friendly. The pool is ice cold and not heated. We have already been to this hotel 3 times. Downstairs, immediately to the left of the hotel, they bake pizza for 1 euro, oooooooooochen delicious, kinds of tsat, a day off on Thursday. A good hotel for unassuming travelers. We liked everything. Good luck to all.

Scarcity of dishes, but maybe you can ask at the reception.

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Convenient location of the hotel for those who travel on their own, convenient exit from the city, there were no problems with parking.

I’m not a bad traveler, but I count my money, rooms and furniture are dead. I won’t stop here for the second time.

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Convenient location, helpful staff, reasonable price. Overall, good value for money.

May need minor renovations, rooms look very worn. The water heater (hidden in a cupboard in the kitchen) wasn’t working hard enough, even for one person.

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Very friendly staff and excellent location.

It was difficult to connect to Wi-Fi, social networks from mobile devices were not loaded. Bed not too comfortable, kettle and toaster had to be borrowed from the kitchen.

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Open left menu las americas. Playa de las Americas – the main resort of Tenerife Las americas in tenerife spain

Playa de las Americas is a popular tourist resort located on the southwest coast of the island of Tenerife. The resort was built in 1960s and stretches west of Costa Adeje. The sun almost all year round and many sandy beaches (sand was brought specially from Africa) attract thousands of tourists here. In addition, duty-free shops, restaurants with excellent seafood dishes, an aqua park and the prestigious resort of Los Cristianos in the neighborhood are at the service of vacationers.

Playa de las Americas is primarily known for its sandy beaches – there are six of them in the city, each offering plenty of opportunities for water sports, including jet skiing and scuba diving. The main beach has calm waters, great for families with children, while Playa de Guincho is a favorite spot for surfers and windsurfers. In addition, Playa de las Americas is considered the capital of parties in Tenerife: cocktails, clubs and karaoke are commonplace. There are also a couple of casinos here. Nightlife centers are located in the districts of Veronikas, Starko and Patch – sophisticated connoisseurs will find here modern nightclubs, cabarets, concert venues, etc.

Half an hour drive from Playa de las Americas is the territory of the Teide National Park with the volcano of the same name, one of the largest in the world, the main attraction of the island of Tenerife. You can climb to the top of the volcano (3718 m) along specially equipped trails or by cable car. In any case, the views from the top will not leave anyone indifferent!

The Arona Central Park, opened in 2004 and spread over an area of 42,000 square meters, is a must-visit with several squares, playgrounds and picnic areas. On its territory you can also see a collection of tropical and Canarian plants, including 40 species of palms, a dragon tree and several baobabs.

Also in Playa de las Americas you can find an excellent golf course (in the heart of the resort) or go on one of the many sea excursions – watch dolphins and whales, take a trip to a pirate ship or dive to the seabed in a yellow submarine.

Briefly about the main thing: past and present of the resort.

Where is Playa de las Americas?

Playa de las Americas is the main resort town of the island of Tenerife, which is part of the Canary archipelago. The tourist zone is formed in the southern part of the municipality of Arona and borders Los Cristianos and Costa Adeje. It is represented by modern sandy beaches of the Atlantic coast, restaurants, bars, water entertainment complexes. 75 km from Playa de las Americas is the capital of the island – Santa Cruz de Tenerife, 42 km – Las Cañadas with the Teide volcano.

The population of Playa de las Americas is just over 10,000 inhabitants. The national currency is Euro (EUR).

Playa de las Americas. Historical note

In the 1970s. the blooming north of Tenerife has ceased to cope with the influx of tourists. Unstable weather conditions with amplitude seasonal temperature fluctuations, high average annual precipitation and ocean waves “played” against him.

Southern, climatically favorable Playa de las Americas was founded on the site of fishing villages as a major recreational center by a group of Spanish and foreign investors and rebuilt from scratch in just a few decades. At 19In 78, Tenerife South Airport was inaugurated 20 km from it.

Today the resort Playa de las Americas occupies a coastal line 6 km long and offers all kinds of leisure activities on the water, in bars, restaurants, entertainment centers. In translation, its name means “beach of America.” Thus, the Spaniards emphasized the significance of the journey and discovery of Amerigo Vespucci.

Slightly pinkish glittering pavements, endless palm alleys and sandy beaches stretching beyond the horizon – this is what the Canary landscapes look like in the photo of Playa de las Americas. Photos of the streets of Playa de las Americas during the daytime convey the incredible relaxing atmosphere of the island town, and photos of Playa de las Americas at night reflect its dynamic character. Every traveler in a cozy resort area will find what he likes!

Detailed photos of the city of Playa de las Americas, photos of Playa de las Americas at night are selected from the best photo reports of travelers and photo calls of famous journalists.

Beaches in Playa de las Americas

An overview of the best beaches in Playa de las Americas: we will tell you which one is the best.

In Playa de las Americas, the beaches are mostly artificial, with soft gray sand. Thanks to modern breakwater structures, they are reliably protected from waves and offer a wide range of water activities and beach services.

What are the best beaches in Playa de las Americas?

Playa
del
duque
is considered to be the resort gem of Playa de las Americas. The beach with a length of about 450 meters is chosen for families with children in Playa de las Americas by both locals and travelers. The cost of renting a sunbed is 6 EUR, an umbrella is about 7 EUR. Entrance to the closed shower and toilet – a little over 2 EUR.

Playa Fanabe/Playa Torviscas
– the largest and most equipped recreation area of Playa de las Americas (up to 960 meters long). There are all kinds of water activities, including inflatable slides for children, shopping galleries with souvenir shops, numerous kiosks with local sweets and soft drinks. The cost of a set of two sunbeds + an umbrella is 15 EUR. Use of a closed shower – from 1.2 EUR, toilet – 0.5 EUR.

Playa
de
Puerto
Colon
– a portside beach with a picturesque green frame. Its undoubted advantages are the complete absence of waves, quick warming up of the water and the proximity of shopping centers, so couples with children often relax on Playa de Puerto Colon. A sunbed and an umbrella on Playa de Puerto Colon will cost 4 EUR. A visit to the children’s entertainment complex on the water “Iceberg” costs 5 EUR / hour, or 10 EUR for the whole day.

Playa de Troya
– the noisiest beach in the city, located next to Veronikas street. Recommended for young people and lovers of extreme water activities – there are always waves here. The cost of umbrellas and sun loungers is 3 EUR, a closed shower is 1.5 EUR.

Playa de las Americas has many cozy corners with a bright surf character (Playa Honda) and well-groomed beaches with promenade areas and developed infrastructure (Playa del Camison). Travelers just have to choose!

Map of Playa de las Americas in Russian

To get to know the city better, check out its map.

The map of Playa de las Americas allows you to visually divide the well-known resort area into three parts: a fashionable western area with elite restaurants and hotels, a “party” central area where establishments for every taste and budget are represented, as well as a shopping mall. eastern area with the best shopping centers of the island.

To help travelers – maps of the city of Playa de las Americas with the most popular attractions, amusement parks, beaches from Playa del Duque to Playa del Camison, as well as maps of the city with hotels of leading international chains and local hotels.

Playa de las Americas has two faces: there are quiet places to live and areas with vibrant day and night life.

Where to stay in Playa de las Americas?

San Eugenio, adjacent to the picturesque port area of Puerto Deportivo Colon, and Torviskas Alto are the choice of travelers who, on the one hand, like the noisy atmosphere of the resort city, and on the other, life at a measured pace.

Areas in the center of Playa de las Americas, especially the “Golden Mile”, stretching along the Avenida de Playa de las Americas, as well as the Veronicas Strip, are considered the focus of the bohemian life of the resort. At any time of the year, even in the winter season, they are not empty. Here are the boutiques of the world’s leading brands and the best clubs in Playa de las Americas.

Where is the best place for travelers to live? All areas of Playa de las Americas offer comfortable accommodation options and original ways to spend your leisure time. There are no dangerous areas in Playa de las Americas, so there is no need to deny yourself the pleasure of evening walks or nightly rest on the terraces of restaurants.

Ideas for holidays with children in Playa de las Americas

Going on vacation with children? We will show you where to take your child in Playa de las Americas.

Fringed with lush palm trees, Playa de las Americas is truly a family holiday paradise. The unique hotel infrastructure, represented by complexes of heated pools, jacuzzi and children’s towns for kids of any age, speaks in favor of this particular direction. For holidays with children in Playa de las Americas, Green Garden Resort & Suites, Sol Tenerife, located away from the party center of the island city, are perfect.

In addition, the resort boasts a huge range of activities for children. In Playa de las Americas, there are Siam Park water parks (with the famous Jungle Snake attraction, laid inside the jungle, and the Lost City water town full of secrets and mysteries), Aqualand with a dolphin museum, children’s slides, excursions along the Congo River “. To diversify family vacations with children in Playa de las Americas, you can visit Loro Park, Eagles Park, Cactus Park.

Finally, a truly unforgettable holiday in Playa de las Americas with children makes local cuisine. At Chillin Out, enjoy fragrant homemade cakes and sweets, at Oriental Garden – delicate vegetable snacks. At the same time, the prices for holidays with children in Playa de las Americas are very democratic, the average check in a cafe does not exceed 30 EUR.

The best holidays with children in Playa de las Americas are waiting for you!

Variety of activities in Playa de las Americas

Entertainment for adults in Playa de las Americas: places of interest and nightlife.

Travelers who find a serene stay on amazing beaches around the clock too boring, Playa de las Americas offers a huge selection of entertainment for every taste.

In the port area of Puerto Colon, tourists will be offered exciting excursions on a catamaran, fishing with experienced craftsmen on speed boats and water shows. Activities for children in Playa de las Americas involve exploring the rich water world of the island town.

In water parks, amusement parks Playa de las Americas Siam, Aqualand will surprise you with a modern selection of attractions for adults and children of all ages, arrangement of sunbathing areas, a variety of exotic spa centers, including Nature Fish Spa, where unique procedures with the participation of local fish.

Kaluna Beach Club, The Anchor Bar, Sporting Jester, Sax Bar create an incredible atmosphere for revelry and relaxation with friends. The nightlife of Playa de las Americas is concentrated around the central street of Veronicas. In its cozy corners, on romantic terraces, rock clubs, pubs, and nightclubs of Playa de las Americas are represented.

The Aqua Y Cielo sports park will give you an incredible adrenaline rush. When else will you have the opportunity to jump from a 20-meter tower to your heart’s content?! According to the reviews of desperate travelers, this is the most exciting adult entertainment in Playa de las Americas!

Playa de las Americas. Types of entertainment on the water

Don’t feel like lying on the beach? In Playa de las Americas, you can enjoy a variety of water sports!

Water games and activities make your stay in Playa de las Americas unforgettable!

At the service of travelers:

Walks on an underwater motorcycle along the rocky bottom. Excursions are conducted on mopeds in spacesuit helmets at a depth of several meters in the picturesque ocean lagoons. The cost of the “trip” – from 40 EUR.

Snorkeling (diving with a mask) at the stone breakwaters of the beach strip. In this amazing imitation of reefs live nimble and colorful fish and businesslike octopuses, accustomed to “communication” with tourists. The cost of a snorkeling kit is from 20 EUR.

Parasailing. Beautiful views of Playa de las Americas beach can be enjoyed from a height of 50 meters, swaying carelessly on a swing under a parachute dome. The price of a 10-minute flight is 40 EUR (in splendid isolation), 50 EUR (for two).

Wakesurf, wakeboarding. Honda beaches and also Playa de Troya are considered ideal places for outdoor activities. It is always windy here, there are always waves, and there are a minimum of swimmers due to the difficult stone entry into the water. There is a surf school on the territory of the complex. The iconic surf spot, referred to by surfers as one of the Top 10 Billboards or Metropolis, is located right in front of the nightclub of the same name.

Also on the beaches of Playa de las Americas, you can endlessly watch flocks of whales and dolphins, go in for water skiing (special tour – from 60 EUR), at the breakwaters – fish for mussels and shrimp pieces. Fishing licenses are not required from tourists.

Shopping in Playa de las Americas

We will advise you on the best things to bring from Playa de las Americas and the best places to shop.

Shopping tours in Playa de las Americas are invariably planned around the Golden Mile, a street that has become the epitome of European luxury. There are many cozy restaurants, singing fountains, endless rows of boutiques and souvenir shops.

Outlets in Playa de las Americas: Mango in the San Eugenio shopping center (near the port of Colon), Escada, Fendi, Lacoste in the El Duque shopping center. The largest (up to 75%) and longest sales in shopping centers and stores are held in January, June, October.

Malls Playa de las Americas: Centro Commercial Safari (Sonia Rykiel, Prada, Oscar de la Renta brands, unique Boucheron boutiques), CC Parque Santiago 3 (shopping and entertainment complex with a huge selection of souvenirs, tobacco, electronic gadgets). Among the major shopping centers of Playa de las Americas, the Costa Adeje region also include “Gran Sur” and “Plaza del Luc”.

Supermarkets: Mercadona. Reviews of shopping in Playa de las Americas allow us to confidently assert that shops with a huge selection of fresh local products, Canarian liquor, olive oil are no less valuable find than a fashion gallery. Mercadona has dozens of kiwi species, a huge selection of mussels, octopuses, and king prawns.

On Saturdays, the island resort hosts an open-air market, where for just a few euros you can buy a bunch of colored beads, bracelets, shells, delicate silk scarves, as well as cigars, goat cheese, palm honey, pearl jewelry. Outlets near Playa de las Americas, shopping centers, supermarkets offer profitable shopping in Playa de las Americas. Reviews of travelers once again confirm this. Indecently low prices for all goods are the consequences of the abolition of the fee for the importation of imported products into the territory of the archipelago.

Holidays in Playa de las Americas. Prices and features

Playa de las Americas really has a lot to offer, but how much does a holiday in this city cost?

How much does a holiday in Playa de las Americas cost?

Compared to other resorts in the region, holidays in Playa de las Americas are inexpensive. The main expenses of travelers are for air tickets (from 350 EUR round trip) and accommodation (from 25 to 300 EUR per day). Prices in Tenerife differ significantly from mainland Spain (up to 30% lower for perfumes, electronics, tobacco products, wines) due to the absence of fees on imported goods.

The cost of gasoline in Playa de las Americas is about 1 EUR, the average check in restaurants, coastal cafes is 20-30 EUR for a “sea” menu or traditional sandwiches, steaks, pizza. For example, several price tags from supermarkets: beef – from 9 EUR per 1 kg, a loaf of bread – 1 EUR, mineral water – from 0.2 EUR per 1 liter, a package of milk – 1 EUR.

An additional advantage is the inclusion in the all inclusive system of special family services, including kitchens for small children, carers, nannies.

According to the reviews about the rest in Playa de las Americas, we can confidently say that a trip to Tenerife is necessarily accompanied by bright shopping. During the sales period (January, June, October) Quicksilver, Nike, Timberland, Rolex products can be bought with discounts up to 70%. The rest of the time in open markets and shopping centers you can and should bargain, seeking a price reduction of 30%.

Holidays for two in Playa de las Americas will be unforgettable!

Weather in Las Americas

When is the best time to go to Las Americas? We will tell you the weather conditions in the city and the forecast for the desired dates.

Spring

A trip to Tenerife in the spring is a great opportunity to see the island in all its glory! The tone for the season is set by the gentle almond blossom, which begins at the end of February.

The weather forecast for Playa de las Americas suggests that March, April and May weekends are equally good for walking, sightseeing and beach holidays. The average daytime temperature is +22–30°С, at night it is about +16°С. It is recommended to monitor the weather in Playa de las Americas for a week – average daily fluctuations are possible, when sweaters taken just in case will come in handy.

In the spring, you can visit Loro Park and the Teide volcano in the most comfortable way, take part in a medieval tournament in the castle of San Miguel or the Easter Crusades. May – the beginning of water activities on yachts and catamarans. On May 30, festivities for Canary Islands Day and traditional island fairs will start.

Summer

June Playa de las Americas welcomes tourists with magical weather and an abundance of fresh fruit. On the southern coast, the air warms up to +35°C, the minimum water temperature reaches +20°C. For the entire summer period, no more than three rainy days can be observed, so an umbrella in a suitcase is an extra thing, but a hat and a cream with a high UV protection factor will be truly indispensable.

After studying the weather in Playa de las Americas for 14 days, divers and lovers of water entertainment flock to the city. A landmark place for them is Puerto Colon with the Diversity Escuela de Buceo, Maritim Sport de Tenerife center. From the port of Playa de las Americas, you can also go fishing for stingray, blue or white marlin.

Autumn

Is it worth going to Playa de las Americas in autumn? Undoubtedly! From the beginning of September, the velvet season, so beloved by tourists from Europe, starts. The weather in Playa de las Americas for 5 days allows you to confidently plan any beach activities: the thermometer shows up to + 23–27 ° C during the day, the water temperature is at least + 21 ° C.

When in doubt about when to go to Playa de las Americas is cheaper, choose November – you can’t go wrong. The wind on the coast increases, there are a little more rainy days (up to 6 per month), the beaches are empty … A real paradise for windsurfers, wine lovers (wine festivals are held here at the end of November) and long walks.

Winter

The weather in Tenerife in December, January and February does not correspond to the concept of “winter” in any way. And the current weather forecasts in Playa de las Americas for 3 days only confirm this. Travelers who decide to go to Playa de las Americas at this particular time get a unique savings opportunity: the winter months are the most budgetary travel option in Tenerife. On the other hand, Playa de las Americas offers many programs for an unforgettable pastime: Christmas markets and festivities, active recreation in water parks, golf clubs. Rest on the beach remains relevant (air temperature – about + 22 ° С, water temperature – about + 20 ° С).

Climate features of Playa de las Americas

Find out all about the climatic conditions, as well as the flora and fauna of this resort.

What is the climate like in Playa de las Americas?

Canarians say that in Playa de las Americas it is always spring. Indeed, the peculiarities of the location of the city in the south of Tenerife behind a chain of mountains that hold back the cold northeast trade winds determine the warm tropical type of climate with minimal rainfall. The air temperature in Playa de las Americas during the year ranges from +21 to +30°C.

Here you can swim and sunbathe all year round. The unique climate of Playa de las Americas also determines the diversity of nature. The landscape of the area is represented by semi-deserts with picturesque cacti, areas of subtropical vegetation and verdant valleys.

Flora and fauna of Playa de las Americas

The wildlife of Playa de las Americas is absolutely safe for tourists. You can climb mountains, explore wild coasts with children without any fear. The aquatic wildlife of Playa de las Americas also favors travelers: moderately warm ocean water is a habitat for colored fish and friendly octopuses. Sharks don’t come close to the shore.

The pastoral scenery is complemented by the pretty vegetation of Playa de las Americas. In the southern part of Tenerife, succulents, prickly pear cacti, Canary spurge, and emerald date palms are the most common. Endless brick-green landscapes are more convenient to view from a bird’s eye view.

Officially, vaccinations (against rabies) before traveling to Playa de las Americas are not required, and many travelers wonder if vaccinations are really required in Playa de las Americas.

Experts say that you don’t need to be specially vaccinated to travel to Playa de las Americas. There are no harmful insects in Tenerife (even mosquitoes are very rare here), poisonous snakes, mammals dangerous to humans.

Atlantic Ocean water temperature

We will tell you when is the best time to go to Playa de las Americas to catch the gentlest sea.

An even and mild climate is the main value of Playa de las Americas. The temperature of the water in the Atlantic Ocean, even in the winter months, here “passes” over the mark of + 20 ° С, and in summer it reaches + 23–24 ° С. Such a temperature of the Atlantic Ocean in the protected resort area of the south of Tenerife allows you to swim here all year round, only from time to time resorting to the services of pools with heated water.

The tides in Playa de las Americas are very pronounced – this should be remembered when planning a holiday. The difference in sea level in summer reaches one meter. The tides of the Atlantic Ocean do not create the illusion of complete withdrawal of water, but complicate the passage of surfers in the evening, allow you to see the boulder relief near the breakwaters, which is not visible in the daytime.

Playa de las Americas is reliably protected from waves by a special system. This made it possible to turn the beaches of Playa del Duque and Playa de Torviscas into quiet, cozy oases. At the same time, due to the design features of the breakwaters in some parts of the beach strip, the waves of the Atlantic Ocean reach the shore, creating ideal conditions for surfers to relax. Most of them are in the autumn and winter months on the beaches of Playa Honda and Playa de Troya.

There is no rainy season in Playa de las Americas as such. The maximum precipitation is observed in November-December (up to 5-9 rainy days per month, respectively). When the “rainy season” begins in Playa de las Americas, there is an opportunity to have a great time in one of the entertainment centers or go shopping – at this time, outlets announce the season of discounts.

Airports Playa de las Americas

Planning to fly to Playa de las Americas? Find out which airport you will be arriving at. You will also find in this material all the necessary information about the infrastructure of the hub.

Tenerife South Airport or Reina Sofia Airport is located 20 kilometers from Playa de las Americas. The largest air hub serves tourist flights of more than four dozen world airlines with a total passenger flow of about 9 million people.

Playa de las Americas airport map includes one modern terminal, medical center, tourist office, VIP lounge, banking institutions, duty free shops, restaurants, playgrounds. Also in Tenerife South Airport there is a comfortable parking. Additional information about the work of the air harbor can be obtained by calling +34 922 75 92 00, virtual scoreboards are available on the Playa de las Americas airport website.

In rare cases (for flights from mainland Spain or America), flights to Playa de las Americas can be served by Tenerife Norte (Los Rodeos) Airport, located 89 kilometers from the city. The infrastructure of the air hub is represented by one terminal, restaurants, VIP recreation areas, and parking lots.

Flights to Playa de las Americas

Find out the easiest and cheapest way to get to Playa de las Americas. We will tell you all the most important things about the flight and offer profitable flight options.

Flights to Playa de las Americas are most popular in July-August, September-October. Traditionally, the “low” season is the period from the beginning of February to the end of April.

Direct flights to Tenerife are operated by Transaero, Aeroflot, Vim-Avia from Domodedovo, Sheremetyevo to Sur Reina Sofia. Travel time is about 7.5 hours, the price of air tickets to Playa de las Americas is from 450 EUR.

Cheap flights to Playa de las Americas can be bought on flights with one transfer offered by Transaero, Ukraine International Airlines, Air Berlin, Lufthansa, low-cost airlines Niki, Condor, Vueling. Travel time – 10-11 hours (changes in Düsseldorf, Munich, Berlin, Vienna, Madrid, Dresden). The cost of a round-trip flight is from 350 EUR. Departing airports – Vnukovo, Domodedovo, Sheremetyevo.

Flights from Kyiv to Tenerife are operated by Ukraine International Airlines (direct flight, 7 hours on the way), Lufthansa, Aeroflot, British Airways, Condor low-cost airline, OneWorld, SkyTeam, Star Alliance airlines (one change in Prague, Frankfurt- on the Main, London, Munich, Barcelona, from 9.5 hours on the way). Cheap flights to Playa de las Americas can be purchased at prices ranging from 350 to 400 EUR. Departing airports – “Zhulyany” and “Borispol”.

Visa to Playa de las Americas

Find out all about getting a visa for a trip to Playa de las Americas: contacts of visa centers and consulates, cost and necessary documents.

Tenerife, like the entire Canary archipelago, is a territorial part of the Kingdom of Spain. Therefore, citizens of Russia and Ukraine need a Schengen visa to visit Playa de las Americas. Most often, for tourism purposes, visiting relatives, service projects, a type C visa is issued with a validity period of one month to a year. Multivisa allows you to stay in the Schengen area 90 days within six months.

Self-issuance of a visa to Playa de las Americas involves the submission of the necessary package of documents (certificate from the place of work, medical insurance in the amount of at least 30,000 EUR, copies of the pages of a civil and international passports) to the Embassy of the Kingdom of Spain in Russia (, Kaluga Square ., 1, building 2), Embassy of the Kingdom of Spain in Ukraine ( , Frunze st., 60). The term for issuing a visa is four days, an interview is required extremely rarely.

The cost of a visa to Playa de las Americas for citizens of Russia is 60 EUR (free of charge for children under 6 years old), the price of a visa to Playa de las Americas for citizens of Ukraine is 65 EUR.

How to get to the city from the airport?

If you are planning to travel to Playa de las Americas on your own, explore all possible routes from the nearest airport to the tourist center of the city.

Buses
No. 111, 343 from Tenerife South Airport (fare – about 2 EUR, travel time – 45 minutes), by buses No. 340, 343 from Tenerife Norte.

From Tenerife Norte you can also take buses no. 101, 102, 107, 108 to Santa Cruz, and then – no. 111, 112 to Playa de las Americas (about 10 EUR one way). Upon arrival, it is recommended to purchase a Bono Bus card, which allows you to save up to 50% on trips.

Taxi
from Tenerife South Airport to the city the road will cost 25–35 EUR (+25% after 22:00 and on weekends), from Tenerife Norte – about 80 EUR with advance booking, up to 100 EUR without an order (the fare outside the city is a little more than 1 EUR per 1 km).

Hotels Playa de las Americas

Don’t know where to stay in Playa de las Americas? We have prepared an overview of the best hotels in the city of different classes.

Best hotels in Playa de las Americas:

Boutique hotels (Hotel Las Madrigueras Golf Resort & Spa). Tranquil oases ideal for golfers and couples seeking solitude in the magical island environment. The infrastructure of the complex includes free parking, business center, conference rooms. The cost of accommodation – from 600 EUR per night.

Hostels (Friendly Rooms), located mainly on Avenida Eugenio Dominique Alfonso, 5-6 km from the city center, and budget beachfront apartments (Paradero, Hacienda del Sol, Bungamerica near Playa de Troya). Room price – from 25 EUR per day.

3 star hotels in Playa de las Americas and 4 star hotels in Playa de las Americas for the whole family (Europa Villa Cortes, Cleopatra Palace Hotel at Mare Nostrum Resort, Gran Oasis ResortThe complexes are built in a sophisticated colonial and modern

Hotels in the center of Playa de las Americas (h20 Las Palmeras, Dream Hotel Noelia Sur, Park Club Europe Hotel), which combine a good location in the heart of the city life of the resort, an eco-component (the interior design is made using natural materials) and modern service. The cost of accommodation is from 120 EUR per day.

The independent hotel chains Sol Hotels and La Quinta Inn & Suites are present along the entire beach strip of Playa de las Americas. Reviews of travelers about hotels allow you to choose an excellent option for a noisy youth and cozy family pastime. Among the local hotel attractions, one can single out the oldest hotel in the city – h20 Gran Tinerfe near Playa del Bobo, built in 1971. “Grandfather” Playa de las Americas offers mini clubs for kids, a casino for adults and lots of water activities!

How much does it cost to stay in Playa de las Americas?

When planning a trip to Playa de las Americas, it is better to check the prices in local hotels in advance. We have made a gradation of the cost of rooms in hotels of different classes.

Holidays in Playa de las Americas can be deservedly called budget: the average cost of hostels and democratic hotels operating on the “breakfast + bed” system is 15–50 EUR per day. Inexpensive accommodation in Playa de las Americas is also possible in a number of beach hotels – Marola Park, Apartamentos Playazul, Tenerife Royal Gardens, which are located at a distance of 6-7 km from the city center, 5-7 minutes walk to the nearest beach strip. The cost of living in Playa de las Americas in this case will be 30–60 EUR per night.

The cost of living in Playa de las Americas in the luxury segment is from 120–130 EUR per day. Recreational complexes 4 * and 5 * provide convenient access to the best recreation areas, transport interchanges and offer a European level of service.

Attractions Playa de las Americas

Must-see places when visiting Playa de las Americas for the first time.

The tourist life of Playa de las Americas “revolves” around the central street of Veronicas, green and hospitable during the daytime, inviting and colorful – at dusk. However, the map with the sights of Playa de las Americas allows us to confidently assert that there is something to see outside the boundaries of the traditional resort area and spend unforgettable time with friends or family.

The medieval bastion of San Miguel is a unique example of fortification architecture from the time of Spanish rule. Here you can get to know the culture of the island more closely, see with your own eyes a real knightly tournament, visit the folklore and dance shows of the Fantasia Canaria carnival action.

The Pyramid of Arona Concert Hall, which stands out in the photo of the sights of Playa de las Americas with its unusual high-tech architecture. The interior decoration is made in an exquisite ancient Greek style, and truly Spanish passions rage on the picturesque stage to the rhythms of incendiary flamenco. In such a mix of cultures, bright cultural masterpieces are born.

Amazonia Park, Cactus Park in Exotic Park. The Playa de las Americas circuit of attractions contains “green island oases”, magnificent corners of the Brazilian jungle and cactus savannahs. Here you will find a fascinating acquaintance with hummingbirds, Brazilian butterflies, rare species of insects.

Travelers looking for a new Tenerife experience but don’t want to be far from their favorite hotel will find descriptions of attractions near Playa de las Americas useful. Among them are the famous Eagles Park, where shows of trained birds and rituals of African tribes are held, Siam Park with unique architectural complexes.

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Sightseeing tours in Playa de las Americas

To diversify your holiday and get to know the city better, go on a sightseeing tour of Playa de las Americas.

Excursions to Playa de las Americas are a great opportunity to see and appreciate the beauty of the landscapes of the island resort and suburban panoramas. For these purposes, bus tours of Playa de las Americas, segway and bicycle tours are used. Their duration varies from half an hour to five hours, the cost is from 10 EUR. The main advantage of modern rental centers in Playa de las Americas is the ability to rent any type of equipment for the promenade and extreme travel.

Among the Russian excursions in Playa de las Americas, the programs “Around the Island” also stand out, covering Icod de Los Vinos, where the legendary thousand-year-old dragon tree grows, as well as wineries with a huge seasonal supply of malvasia, “Volcanic walks” along Las Cañadas. The cost of excursions to Playa de las Americas is on average 35–40 EUR, for children under 12 years old – up to 20 EUR.

Excursions with Russian guides in Playa de las Americas are held not only on land, but also on the water. An alternative to traditional sightseeing can be considered boat trips, diving with turtles in Los Cristianos, surfing. The price of trekking tours and extreme programs is 80 EUR for adults and 40 EUR for children.

Walks in Playa de las Americas

Playa de las Americas can be explored on foot. And it is during the walk that you will best experience the city.

As in many resorts, boat trips on boats and yachts are very popular in Playa de las Americas. From the sports port of Puerto Colon, yachts and catamarans depart for boat trips, and small specially equipped boats go for deep-sea fishing.

Among the walking routes we can recommend “Around the Island” and “Volcanic Walks” in Las Cañadas. Going for a walk, you can fully enjoy the natural wealth of the city and the suburbs.

Cuisine in Playa de las Americas

Must-try national dishes in Playa de las Americas.

The modern cuisine of Playa de las Americas is an amazing mix of the gastronomic traditions of various regions of Spain, the modest heritage of the indigenous Guanches (lightly fried goat and lamb, barley dough gofio) and influences from overseas cultures.

Where to eat in Playa de las Americas?

An overview of the best places to visit in Playa de las Americas.

The TOP of the best restaurants in Playa de las Americas include:

First Love with a surprisingly romantic setting and a huge selection of light meat and vegetable snacks, as well as wonderful desserts. First Love is one of the inexpensive restaurants in Playa de las Americas. Italian dishes are served here at a price of 5 EUR.

Oriental Garden. The restaurant’s menu is based on Indian, Thai and Chinese cuisines. The picturesque outdoor terraces serve both classic snacks and gourmet delicacies.

Meson Castellano, La Fresquera with amazing Canarian cuisine. Here you should definitely order the following dishes: Canarian rabbit (from 9 EUR per serving), traditional chicken with garlic (6 EUR), rack of lamb (about 20 EUR), stewed goat meat (7 EUR), shrimp in garlic sauce (from 8 EUR per serving). portion), Galician octopus (13 EUR).

Imperial Taj-Khan for lovers of Oriental cuisine. The signature dish of the restaurant in Playa de las Americas, according to customer reviews, is Peking duck from only 6 EUR per serving!

Prices in cafes in Playa de las Americas, prices in restaurants in Playa de las Americas vary widely depending on location and menu. The cheapest snack option is a set lunch at McDonald’s for only 6 EUR! The best Russian restaurant in Playa de las Americas is Empire of Taste in Playa de Fanabe. Average bill – 10–30 EUR.

Tips are not required in restaurants in Playa de las Americas. Rather, it is considered a sign of good taste. You can reward an attentive waiter with 10% of the bill. Yes, and do not forget to exchange large banknotes of 200 EUR, 500 EUR at the hotel reception before going for a walk – in local shops and the best cafes in Playa de las Americas, they will not give change.

Features of car rental in Playa de las Americas

If you want to feel free on your vacation and drive around the area, rent a car.

Car rental in Playa de las Americas without deposit is an excellent solution for traveling in a large group or tourists who want to visit remote corners of the resort (for example, Playa de las Canteras beach has a length of more than three kilometers, and in its southern part there are world-famous surf schools and camps).

Playa de las Americas 24 hour car rental features:

To rent a car in Hertz, Avis, Sixt you need an international driver’s license, passport, credit card for deposit and services. Some rental cars refuse cheap car rental in Playa de las Americas to drivers with less than 2 years of experience. As an option – registration of insurance with a franchise.

Car rental price in Playa de las Americas – from 27 EUR for the budget option Citroen, from 60 EUR – for SUVs and station wagons. There is a shortage of vehicles with automatic transmission on the island, so take care of choosing a suitable car in advance. An additional problem with cheap car rental in Playa de las Americas may be the impossibility of driving outside Tenerife (for example, to Gomera). If you are planning long journeys, consultations with rental cars should be carried out in advance.

Convenient parking lots are organized on the territory of the hotels Iberostar Las Dalias, Iberostar Bouganville Playa, paid underground parking is available in almost any shopping center. Yellow markings indicate a parking ban, blue – paid parking. An incorrectly parked car is evacuated immediately, a fine – from 150 EUR.

The rules of the road in Playa de las Americas comply with generally accepted European standards: right-hand traffic, no overtaking on the right, most interchanges are roundabouts, without priority for entering the roundabout. The maximum speed within the city limits is 50 km/h, on the motorway – 120 km/h. The average cost of gasoline is about 1.5 EUR/liter.

Please note! A significant part of the resort is closed to traffic and made available to pedestrians.

The cheapest way to travel is by public transport. Find out all about the city’s transport links and ticket prices.

The main transport of Playa de las Americas, and Tenerife as a whole, is the green buses “Titsa”.

The bus timetable can be downloaded from the company’s website or taken in printed form at bus stations.

You can save up to 30–50% by purchasing a special Bono card for 15, 25, 50 EUR. At the entrance, it is enough to insert it into the validator next to the driver and tell where you are going and how many people you are. The average cost of a bus trip is 3–4 EUR.

When paying in cash on the Titsa buses, remember that the driver is not allowed to accept banknotes with a face value of more than 20 EUR according to the instructions.

Public transport in Playa de las Americas is tied to bus stations, which makes it easy to plan your trip. The bus stop map is “posted” on the website.

Public transport Playa de las Americas is also represented by a taxi. They are easily recognizable by their white color, number plate on the roof and SP mark on the bumper. The price of this transport in Playa de las Americas is strictly fixed: 0.55 EUR per 1 km within the resort, 1.1 EUR per 1 km outside the city. On weekends and after 22:00 taxi fares are 25% more.

Security in Playa de las Americas

For a relaxing holiday, it is best to familiarize yourself with the safety rules in Playa de las Americas.

Prosperous, calm, peaceful… This is how you can characterize the resort town of Playa de las Americas. Feel free to travel to the sights and outskirts, walk in the evening, while not forgetting about the elementary safety rules.

Do not put money, valuables or wallet in your pants pockets. The best option for a traveler is a capacious shoulder bag.

Use the hotel’s safe deposit box to store jewelry and large sums of money. A small amount of cash will suffice for daily walks. The cost of the service in hotels is about 2 EUR per day.

Ignore or engage in dialogue with street vendors of free lottery tickets who work for local clubs. They are absolutely harmless, but outrageously intrusive.

Emergency numbers in Playa de las Americas

We hope that these contacts will not be useful to you on vacation. But still, in case of unforeseen circumstances, you will know where to look for them.

Ambulance: 061

Police: 092

South Airport: 922 770 050

Embassy of the Russian Federation in Madrid: 914 112 957

Embassy of Ukraine in Madrid: 917 489 360

everyone who wants to. The beaches of the southern part of Tenerife are partially covered with natural gray sand, but for some of them white or yellow sand was specially imported. In this article we will tell you what beaches are in the south of Tenerife, what they are and where they are.

Costa Adeje Beaches

Playa del Duque
(Playa del Duque)

Among blue flag beaches
Playa del Duque occupies a special place. In my opinion, this is the best beach in the south, and of the entire island. Del Duque, like other beaches in, was covered with white sand for several years, which was raised from the bottom of the ocean, and also brought from Africa, and now it has a yellowish-gray tint almost along its entire length. Only in the northern part there are places that have partially preserved volcanic sand
black color.

Emerald, crystal-clear coastal waters, nearby luxury hotels and expensive shops, good infrastructure combined with comfort and tranquility attract many wealthy tourists here. At the same time, the locals are also very fond of this beach.

Beach services include the rental of sun loungers and umbrellas, as well as showers, changing rooms, toilets and rubbish bins. There are many cafes, restaurants and beach bars along the promenade. The beach itself is quite large – 390 meters long and 60 wide. Here, as in the whole south, Negroes are constantly wandering around selling Chinese glasses, watches and handbags with shells.

Playa Fanabe and Playa Torvisca with
(Playa Fanabe / Playa Torvisca s)

The largest beach, almost a kilometer long and 60 m wide, is Fanabe / Torvisca s. The name is through a slash because, in fact, these are two parts of the same beach. One of the parts – Fanabe – smoothly passes into another part – Torviscas. This gray sand beach in Costa Adeje
considered the most crowded and suitable for all ages.

There are many middle class hotels, restaurants and shops near the beach. There are any water activities, children’s slides, a wide variety of cafes, bars and restaurants, as well as souvenir shops and beach accessories. Entrance to the toilet is paid – 50 cents, rental of umbrellas and sunbeds is provided. There is a free outdoor shower on the beach, as well as a paid indoor shower (1.20 euros).

Playas de Troya
(Playas de Troya)

Playas de Troya is the common name for two absolutely identical beaches in terms of area and shape: Troy I and Troy II. These gray sand beaches are considered quite a noisy place due to the proximity to various establishments and the attention of young people who are used to having fun in these establishments. There are breakwaters near the beach, but they do not save from the waves at all, so lovers of calm water will not be very comfortable here. And for those who, on the contrary, love waves, it will be just right.
The beaches are about 500 m long and 30 m wide on average. Near the beach there are shops, beach clubs, bars, cafes and restaurants, as well as shopping centers of various sizes. It offers vacationers – rental of sun loungers and umbrellas, a paid indoor shower (2. 20 euros) and a toilet.

There are a few more beaches: Playa la Pinta
(Playa la Pinta) next to the port of Puerto Colon (Puerto Colon) and Playa del Bobo (Playa del Bobo). I will not paint in detail, these are small beaches in the neighborhood of those listed above with a standard set of services.

Las Americas beaches

Playa Honda
(Playa Honda)

Playa Honda is suitable only for sunbathing. It has a length of about 200 meters and a width of 30. The coast is almost without sand, one pebble and constant waves. The beach is equipped with sunbeds and umbrellas, however, it is not very favored by those accustomed to snow-white
comfortable beaches for tourists. Due to the presence of waves, it attracts more surfers than swimmers. They charge 6 euros for renting a sunbed and an umbrella, but there is a surf school with all the equipment right on the beach.

Playa del Camison
(Playa del Camison)

Camison Beach is fenced with a special structure so that the water does not wash away the golden sand, which was brought directly from the Sahara desert to artificially cover the coast. On both sides there are dams that hold back the waves, which makes it very attractive for families with children. The pedestrian promenade is beautifully planted with palm trees and beach lovers in Tenerife
very nice to relax in this quiet place with clear water. Right on the beach there is a bar, a restaurant and several kiosks where you can eat. Among the services: rental of sunbeds and umbrellas, jet skis and other water modes of transport, there are toilets and showers. The size of the beach is 350 meters long and 40 wide.

The beaches of Los Cristianos

Playa Las Vistas
(Playa Las Vistas)

Visiting this spacious and beautiful place will please you with a special spectacle – a fountain located in the middle of a small artificial island and powered by sea water. Playa Las Vistas is quite large in size – it has a length of 850 meters in length, 80 in width, and is covered with light golden sand. The transparency of clean and warm water, the absence of wind due to an artificially created cozy bay, thoughtful amenities attract tourists of all ages, including families, and the opportunity to engage in active water sports attracts many young people.
There are several bars and restaurants around the beach. Vacationers have access to jet skis, catamarans, rental of umbrellas and sun loungers. The beach has a foot wash, toilets, bins and showers. There are even lockers for 1 euro. Parking near the beach has 100 spaces.

Playa Los Cristianos
(Playa Los Cristianos)

Playa Los Cristianos is 345 meters long and over 80 meters wide. The coast is covered with a mixture of white and black volcanic sand.
. Middle-aged and older tourists like to sunbathe here, rather than swim, considering the water is not clean enough, since the beach is located directly in the port and it is difficult to classify it as one of the best beaches
Tenerife. Young people on this beach will be quite bored, because there is no special entertainment for them here, except for a few bars and restaurants. There is a rental of sun loungers and umbrellas (6 euros for both), showers and trash cans. There are lifeguards on the beach.

As you can see, here the beaches are much better equipped, have more entertainment and are suitable for both young people and families with children or older tourists. A big plus is the fact that you can get to any of the beaches pretty quickly in whatever part of the resorts you are relaxing.

Going to rest in Tenerife, you, first of all, choose the most suitable resort for yourself, and if your choice falls on the southern part of the island, be sure that the desired vacation will not be overshadowed by any unforeseen accidents or disappointment. The south of Tenerife is a real paradise, and Las Americas
is its integral part. If you want to know everything about this vibrant, dynamic and colorful resort, we are happy to start our story.

The number one resort in Tenerife

The famous southern resort of Tenerife called Playa de Las Americas
is comfortably located between two other resort towns – and. It will be difficult for you to determine the line between them, since in an endless line of hotels the actual boundaries have long been absent. Las Americas is especially proud of its well-maintained, comfortable and clean beaches, equipped with breakwaters that reliably protect the shore from the raging ocean and create a special comfort for those who like to swim and sunbathe.

Las Americas on the map of the island and the coat of arms of the municipality of Arona

A deserted coast turned into a paradise

ideal that he was chosen to carry out a grandiose project to build a major tourist center. So, in the 70s, the construction of luxury hotels and entertainment centers, shops and restaurants, bars and cafes, casinos and spas began here. To make the beaches look more attractive, they were covered with white sand, which was brought from the African desert, gradually turning the coast into a favorite place for many tourists.

Resort on a grand scale

The convenient location of the resort – only 75 km from the capital of Tenerife, 15 km from Tenerife Sur South Airport – together with the developed infrastructure, give visitors the most pleasant experience and provide unforgettable impressions for a long time. Many mistakenly call Las Americas the entire part of the coast, including Costa Adeje, and sometimes Los Cristianos. Do not confuse them, otherwise you may get lost. Looking at the map, you can see that Las Americas has administrative borders with Los Cristianos at the small mountain Chayofita (Montaña Chatofita) in the southern part, and the northern border with Costa Adeje is the channel along the Barranco del Rey gorge (Barranco del Rey) near Troya beach .

Things to do in Las Americas

Swimming and relaxing on the beaches

Due to the fact that the south has a dry, warm climate with sunny weather, sunbathing and swimming on the beaches is possible all year round
. The services provided here, ranging from the rental of sun loungers or umbrellas to water sports equipment, make your stay especially pleasant and free from excessive worries. There are two beaches directly in Las Americas: Honda
(playa Honda) and Camison
(playa del Camison), but there are plenty of beaches in the neighboring areas. More details can be found in a separate one.

Hiking

The resort, in addition to excellent beaches with water activities, has cozy parks and squares with tropical vegetation. There are green alleys and beautiful pedestrian promenades everywhere for pleasant leisurely walks, against which you can capture yourself in a photo. A lot of shops, found at every step, offer you absolutely everything you might need during your vacation. Why not take a walk?

Entertainment

Those who are looking for the maximum amount of entertainment during the day can choose a boat trip or one of the group excursions, for example, to. You can also rent a jet ski or a boat to frolic among the waves, go fishing or just drink sangria or beer on board during the trip. For overland trips, you are offered any of the available – bicycles, motorcycles and mopeds, cars, scooters, segways – so that you can diversify your vacation as much as possible and not waste energy on walking around the resort.

The presence of the stadium allows you to hold not only all kinds of sporting events that vacationers may be interested in, but also fun club parties, youth festivals and concerts. There is also a golf club here, and you might be interested in trying yourself in such a sophisticated sport. If you want to drive go-karts, improve your driving skills of this miracle of technology or just have fun, then there is a go-kart nearby.

Part of the façade of the concert hall Piramide de Arona

It is difficult to ignore such places for entertainment as, with its fabulous architecture, or. How many unforgettable moments they give to every tourist! And if you are wondering what else to see, then add to this a visit to the famous Pyramides de Arona – and we can say that the day was not spent in vain. Although, the day is not enough for all this, then I got excited.

Shopaholics note

On Avenida De Las Américas, better known as Golden Mile
, you will find boutiques and fancy shopping malls such as Parque Santiago III or Safari, which are always crowded. The Golden Mile has gradually become the main shopping destination, where twice a year (in summer – from June 1 to August 31, in winter – from January 7 to March 6) you can buy your favorite things with attractive discounts. Of course, these are not Parisian and Milanese branded or multi-brand stores, but the assortment will not disappoint you. The largest shopping centers are described in the article.

Catering

Here you will definitely not go hungry by visiting one of the many catering establishments in Las Americas, which are distinguished by good service and quality of dishes. The choice is huge: from fast foods and small cafes to more reputable restaurants. The cuisines are also very diverse, there are many thematic establishments, but more often the menu contains a mixture of dishes from different cuisines of the world, mainly local Spanish, English and German. these are the main clients.

Although the chance to meet a Russian-speaking waiter is low, many establishments may have a menu in Russian. The translation is often from Google and leaves much to be desired, but even in broken Spanish or English, you can order without any problems.

About nightlife

Las Americas has a well-deserved reputation as an oasis of nightlife
, because even after sunset, a cheerful life is seething here with dances and songs, noisy companies of young people and older people who are not averse to tasting all its delights. Right on the street, you can meet homegrown actors in costumes of famous movie characters, inviting you to take pictures with them or dance with them. The same Golden Mile, where in the daytime you could shop with pleasure, in the evening beckons you with its lights to one of the many establishments – night bars
, karaoke bars
, restaurants with live music
– from classics and folk motifs to modern ones with dance performances.

Las Americas at night

You can start your evening not only in a pub or restaurant, which are not numerous here, but also at musical fountain
Shopping center Safari, throwing out jets of water to the beat of the sounds of jazz or classical compositions. Continue to have fun in a club or disco that comes alive after midnight and entertains you almost until the morning.

Try visiting the famous Hard Rock Cafe
(Hard Rock cafe) or lounge cafe Magic
(Magic Café Lounge Bar), located in Pyramid de Arona. Crystal Palace
(Crystal Palace), Trumps
(Tramps), Sax bar
(Sax Bar), Club Papagayo
(Papagayo Beach Club), a casino and many other establishments of a completely different caliber.

District 9 is especially popular with young people (especially English)0233 Veronicas
, located closer to the border with Costa Adeje. This is a hot place where tourists from all the surroundings gather at night to, after a fair dose of strong drinks, dance and make noise to the point of exhaustion in the company of their own kind of entertainment lovers. If you like to fall asleep early and without noise under the windows, then you should choose a hotel away from this place.

As you can see, Playa de Las Americas is an absolutely amazing place that can give every visitor exactly the experience they expect. Do not hesitate, you will not be bored, whether you are a quiet family man, vacationing here with children and preferring exclusively beach holidays, or a frequenter of fun night events, a sports lover or a fan of the art of dance and music.

How to get to Playa de las Americas

Playa de las Americas is one of the three most popular resorts in Tenerife. Along with neighboring Costa Adeje and Los Cristianos, Playa de las Americas has a highly developed tourist infrastructure with a huge hotel base, all kinds of entertainment and a lot of attractions. The climate of Playa de las Americas is such that the holiday season here lasts all year round, it is equally comfortable to swim here both in winter and in summer, and all because the resort is located on the southern tip of the island, which is sheltered by a mountain range from winds and precipitation, except Moreover, the ocean here is much calmer than in the northern part of Tenerife. Many rightly consider Playa de las Americas to be a “paradise” where you can hide from the harsh Russian winter.

The resort of Playa de las Americas is located 18 km from the international airport of arrival and is adjacent to such resorts as Costa Adeje and Los Cristianos, so you can safely search for the right hotel in all three resorts. They are interconnected by a single infrastructure and have the same access to entertainment. The cheapest way to get from the airport to Playa de las Americas is to use the company’s bus

. The cost of a one-way ticket is 3.2 euros. You should get off at the penultimate stop, the final one is Costa Adeje along route number 111.

You can also get to the resort by taxi (public transport does not work around the clock). You can catch a taxi at the exit from the arrival terminal, or you can order an individual transfer in advance, then the driver with the car will already be waiting for you by the time of arrival. You can order a taxi transfer from South Airport to Playa de las Americas on specialized services for booking transfer services, such as
,
and others. Travel time by taxi will be no more than 20 minutes. Taxi is relevant if you are traveling with a lot of luggage, or stay on the island at night.

For independent travelers, an alternative is

. Car rental will help you not only solve the problem of airport transfer, but also give you the opportunity to move freely around the island. You can rent a car both at the South airport upon arrival, and at any of the resorts, including Playa de las Americas.

To rent a car, you will need a standard set of documents: a passport, a driver’s license and a bank card to pay for services. The airport and the resort of Playa de las Americas are connected by a direct route number TF-1 with a length of 18 km. The quality of roads in Tenerife is considered excellent, in addition, all roads are free to travel, unlike mainland Spain. Read more about how to organize

.

Jan Kraus/Playa de las Americas from above

Hotels Playa de las Americas

The hotel base of Playa de las Americas is new and modern. Here you can find accommodation for every taste and budget – hotels of all star categories (with a large predominance of 4 * and 5 *), apartments, guest houses, bed and breakfast hotels, hostels, vacation homes, country houses, villas . The resort has a lot of chain hotels, as well as hotels with an organized area for entertainment (outdoor pools, bars, restaurants, playgrounds, animation). Independent tourists also often opt for apartments; this type of accommodation is quite popular in the resort. As a rule, renting an apartment in Playa de las Americas is cheaper than staying in a hotel room. The apartments themselves have an equipped kitchen area and one or more bedrooms. There is no food in the apartments, this issue falls on the shoulders of the traveler.

Finding the right hotel in Playa de las Américas is easy. there are accommodation options in any price category and any star rating from the most budget hotels to luxurious and private ones. Speaking of privacy, when choosing a hotel, it is recommended to pay attention to the inscription in the name of the hotel “Adults only”. If there is such an inscription, it means that the hotel is intended for adults without children.

As a rule, most hotels in Playa de las Americas are equipped with their own resources for swimming – pools, however, if the presence of the ocean nearby is categorical for you, then when choosing a hotel, you should pay attention to the remoteness of the hotel from the coastline. By the way, all the beaches in Tenerife are free and accessible to any vacationer. In Tenerife, and in Spain as a whole, private beach areas belonging to individual hotels are not practiced. On the other hand, sunbeds, umbrellas, deck chairs and other equipment can be provided for an additional fee.

For a family holiday, you should choose hotels with children’s playgrounds, there are many of them in Playa de las Americas:

For example, in a hotel
h20 Las Palmeras 4*
has family rooms, three outdoor pools, children’s playground, animation and evening entertainment;

And here is the hotel
h20 Conquistador 4*
is famous for its sea views, lagoon pool, spa and three restaurants;

Apartments
Regency Country Club 4*
will suit those who are looking for peace and privacy in the resort. There is also a fitness room, bar, kids club, animation staff, evening entertainment, children’s playground, table tennis, darts and more.

You can compare all hotel deals in Playa de las Americas for specific dates using special hotel booking services. These include, in particular,
Booking, Hotellook
and others.

Jan Kraus/Beauties of Tenerife

Attractions Playa de las Americas

The resort of Playa de las Americas is famous for its entertainment. In the nearest radius of the resort, for example, there are Aqualand water parks
and Siam Park
, which are equipped with the latest water attractions. So, in Aqualand you can find extreme slides, a zone for children, a family fan zone, as well as a recreation and relaxation zone, there is also a dolphinarium with colorful shows for the whole family. In Siam Park, in turn, there is an artificial tropical river 1 km long, a huge pool with artificial waves imitating the ocean and white-sand beaches, an aquarium with sea lions, various extreme attractions, etc.

In addition to the classic water activities, the resort of Playa de las Americas is able to surprise with its natural attractions. To do this, you should go to the park Las Aguilas
(Jungle-park), where you can see the real jungle and the Amazon in the heart of Europe. The park is home to eagles, falcons, flamingos, parrots, orangutans, gibbons, lemurs, lions, leopards, jaguars, penguins, mongooses, crayfish, crocodiles and caimans and many more. In addition, various events are regularly held in the park, such as bird shows or fur seal shows. The park is open daily and all year round from 10 am to 5.30 pm. Entrance ticket for an adult – 27 euros, for a child – 19Euro. On the
Las Aguilas Park official website
tickets can be purchased at a discount. Here you can also buy combined tickets for visiting Las Aguilas Park and Aqualand, the cost of such tickets is 38.5 euros for an adult and 28.5 euros for a child.

steve p2008/in Las Aguilas park

In search of natural attractions that abound in Tenerife, take a guided tour or drive to places such as the Teide Volcano National Park, the Guimar Pyramids, the Hell’s Gorge, the cliffs de Garcia, the Botanical Garden of Puerto de la Cruz . The coast will also delight with picturesque views, where white beaches give way to volcanic sand beaches, and open spaces turn into secluded bays. You can read more about the beauties of the island at
.

The beaches of Playa de las Americas are united in a single area with the beaches of the resorts of Costa Adeje and Los Cristianos. In total, these are 8 km of the cleanest beaches made of volcanic sand (yes, you can’t find golden sand in Tenerife, the island was formed as a result of volcanic activity). All Tenerife beaches, including the resort area of Playa de las Americas, are free, only additional services, such as the use of umbrellas or sunbeds, can be provided for a fee.

The advantage of the beaches of Playa de las Americas is their location – on the south leeward side. Clouds with precipitation and wind do not pass through the mountain ranges located in the center of the island, so in the south of Tenerife it is always warm and there are almost no ocean waves. By the way, special breakwaters are additionally installed in the resort to prevent waves. Lifeguards are on duty on the beaches of Playa de las Americas, there are showers, toilets, open-air bars, and fish restaurants. It is worth noting that the beaches of Playa de las Americas are almost always crowded, because. the resort is very popular, especially among families with children, because. the entrance to the water here is gentle, and the coast warms up rather quickly. For waves and surfing, it is better to go to the north of Tenerife.

All in all, Playa de las Americas has all the trappings of a first-class beach holiday, including well-developed infrastructure, plenty of entertainment and an excellent year-round climate. Restaurants, discos, bars – all this can be found in abundance in the resort, which makes it seem a little noisy and party-like, but at the same time, on Playa de las Americas, you can always find a modicum of privacy in hotels specially created for this.

Mate Marschalko/Beaches of Playa de las Americas

We will be happy to answer your questions in the comments!

When traveling in the Canary Islands, do not forget to take out a travel insurance policy, which is mandatory already at the stage of applying for a tourist visa.

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50	35	Nizhny & Novgorod, Russia	10	2
48	33	Oslo, Norway	9	1
60	45	Paris, France	16	7
66	48	Podgorica, Montenegro	19	9
56	36	Prague, Czech Republic	13	2
60	40	Pristina, Kosovo	16	4

High °F	Low °F	City	High °C	Low °C
42	33	Reykjavík, Iceland	6	0
50	34	Riga, Latvia	10	1
66	44	Rome, Italy	19	7
61	43	Rostov-on-Don, Russia	16	6
56	40	Rotterdam, Netherlands	14	4
47	33	Saint Petersburg, Russia	8	1
53	36	Samara, Russia	12	2
62	44	San Marino, San Marino	17	7
59	40	Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina	15	4
65	44	Skopje, Macedonia	18	7
60	40	Sofia, Bulgaria	15	5
47	34	Stockholm, Sweden	9	1
47	32	Tallinn, Estonia	8	0
66	46	Tirana, Albania	19	8
62	42	Turin, Italy	17	6
51	31	Ufa, Russia	11	0
59	41	Vaduz, Liechtenstein	15	5
66	53	Valletta, Malta	19	12
61	43	Vienna, Austria	16	6
51	35	Vilnius, Lithuania	11	2
60	41	Volgograd, Russia	15	5
55	37	Warsaw, Poland	13	3
61	41	Zagreb, Croatia	16	5
58	37	Zurich, Switzerland	15	3

Location	Best Time to Travel
Bergen	May, June, July, and August
Kirkenes	May, June, July, August, and September
Reykjavik	May, June, July, August, and September
Kiel	May, June, July, August, and September
Copenhagen	May, June, July, August, and September

	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Day Temperature	3°	3°	5°	8°	13°	16°	17°	17°	14°	10°	6°	4°
Night Temperature	-1°	-1°	0°	2°	6°	9°	10°	11°	9°	6°	2°	-0°
Precipitation (inch)	7.48	5.98	6.69	4. 49	4.17	5.2	5.83	7.48	11.14	10.67	10.2	9.25
Rainy days	20	15	17	13	14	11	15	17	20	22	17	21
Hours of Sunshine	1	2	3	5	6	6	5	5	3	2	1	0

	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Day Temperature	-6°	-6°	-4°	1°	6°	12°	15°	13°	9°	2°	-3°	-4°
Night Temperature	-13°	-12°	-9°	-5°	-1°	5°	8°	8°	4°	-1°	-6°	-11°
Precipitation (inch)	1. 3	1.22	1.02	1.1	0.94	2.01	2.44	2.28	1.61	1.85	1.42	1.38
Rainy days	4	3	3	4	8	12	13	13	13	11	6	5

6th Mar 2022	7th Mar 2022	8th Mar 2022	9th Mar 2022	10th Mar 2022	11th Mar 2022
-1 °C to 4 °C	0 °C to 5 °C	0 °C to 6 °C	1 °C to 8 °C	4 °C to 6 °C	4 °C to 8 °C
-1 °C to 4 °C	0 °C to 5 °C	0 °C to 6 °C	1 °C to 8 °C	4 °C to 6 °C	4 °C to 8 °C
Clouds: 7 %	Clouds: 100 %	Clouds: 43 %	Clouds: 35 %	Clouds: 100 %	Clouds: 76 %
No Precipitation	No Precipitation	No Precipitation	No Precipitation	0.48 in of rain	0.05 in of rain

	London	New York	Los Angeles
Bergen	650 mi	3490 mi	5180 mi
Kirkenes	1590 mi	3920 mi	5090 mi
Reykjavik	1170 mi	2620 mi	4310 mi
Kiel	470 mi	3800 mi	5610 mi
Copenhagen	590 mi	3840 mi	5600 mi

Month	Avg. High (°F)	Avg. Mean (°F)	Avg. Low (°F)
Jan	-0.4	-7.3	-16.3
Feb	7.5	0.2	-9.5
Mar	23.1	15.7	4.1
Apr	41.1	33.8	24.2
May	53.7	45.4	34.6
Jun	70.8	62.3	50.4
Jul	73.7	65	53.6
Aug	66.2	57.7	47.3
Sep	52.2	45.4	37.4
Oct	32.8	28.1	21.5
Nov	16.9	10.9	2.2
Dec	10	4.2	-4.1

Month	Avg. High (°C)	Avg. Mean (°C)	Avg. Low (°C)
Jan	-18	-21.8	-26.8
Feb	-13.6	-17.7	-23.1
Mar	-4.9	-9.1	-15.5
Apr	5.1	1	-4.3
May	12.1	7.4	1.4
Jun	21.6	16.8	10.2
Jul	23.2	18.3	12
Aug	19	14.3	8.5
Sep	11.2	7.4	3
Oct	0.4	-2.2	-5.8
Nov	-8.4	-11.7	-16.6
Dec	-12.2	-15.4	-20.1

Month	Daily Chance of Rain	Average Snow Depth (in)	Total Precipitation (in)
Jan	6%	24.5	0.9
Feb	7%	30.9	0.8
Mar	8%	35.1	0.9
Apr	11%	25.1	1.1
May	17%	3.4	1.8
Jun	18%	0	2
Jul	24%	0	2.8
Aug	25%	0	3.4
Sep	25%	0	3
Oct	21%	4.8	2
Nov	9%	8.6	1
Dec	6%	18.3	0.8

Month	Daily Chance of Rain	Average Snow Depth (cm)	Total Precipitation (cm)
Jan	6	62. 2	2.3
Feb	7	78.5	2
Mar	8	89.2	2.3
Apr	11	63.8	2.8
May	17	8.6	4.6
Jun	18	0	5.1
Jul	24	0	7.1
Aug	25	0	8.6
Sep	25	0	7.6
Oct	21	12.2	5.1
Nov	9	21.8	2.5
Dec	6	46.5	2

Month	Avg. Wind	Avg. Wind Feel	Sustained High Wind	High Wind Feel
Jan	6	Light breeze	9. 8	Gentle breeze
Feb	6.3	Light breeze	10	Gentle breeze
Mar	7.8	Gentle breeze	12.7	Gentle breeze
Apr	7.9	Gentle breeze	13.4	Significant breeze
May	7.6	Gentle breeze	12.8	Gentle breeze
Jun	6.5	Light breeze	11.4	Significant breeze
Jul	6.3	Light breeze	11.3	Gentle breeze
Aug	5.9	Light breeze	10.5	Gentle breeze
Sep	6.5	Light breeze	11.3	Gentle breeze
Oct	7.6	Gentle breeze	12	Significant breeze
Nov	7.1	Gentle breeze	11	Gentle breeze
Dec	7	Gentle breeze	10. 7	Gentle breeze

Month	Avg. Relative Humidity
Jan	63.9%
Feb	66.7%
Mar	62.8%
Apr	56.1%
May	47.3%
Jun	50%
Jul	55.1%
Aug	64.9%
Sep	71.2%
Oct	81.4%
Nov	78.6%
Dec	74.5%

Resort name	Air temperature day / night		Cloudy	Rainy days / rainfall	Sea water temperature	Solar clock *
Aachen	12.6°C	5.5°C	47.0%	2 days (36.4 mm.)	–	08h. 20m.
Augsburg	13. 2°C	4.5°C	45.6%	4 days (46.5 mm.)	–	08h. 27m.
Bavaria	13.0°C	5.1°C	46.0%	4 days (47.4 mm.)	–	08h. 25m.
Bad Reichenhall	13.0°C	2.4°C	46.7%	7 days (91.7 mm.)	–	08h. 16m.
Baden Baden	14.3°C	5.7°C	44.4%	3 days (53.5 mm.)	–	08h. 37m.
Berlin	14.0°C	6.8°C	48.3%	2 days (28.2 mm.)	–	08h. 12m.
Berchtesgaden	13.1°C	2.3°C	47.2%	7 days (89.8 mm.)	–	08h. 12m.
Bonn	14.4°C	6.2°C	44. 5%	2 days (36.5 mm.)	–	08h. 41m.
Bochum	13.8°C	7.1°C	47.5%	2 days (35.3 mm.)	–	08h. 17m.
Bremen	12.7°C	5.3°C	47.8%	3 days (40.0 mm.)	8.7°C	08h. 18m.
Wiesbaden	14.7°C	7.3°C	42.1%	2 days (31.8 mm.)	–	08h. 59m.
Würzburg	13.5°C	5.5°C	44.5%	2 days (37.7 mm.)	–	08h. 39m.
Hamburg	12.3°C	5.3°C	48.1%	2 days (36.6 mm.)	8.3°C	08h. 17m.
Hanover	13.2°C	5.6°C	48.1%	3 days (39.7 mm. )	–	08h. 14m.
Garmisch-Partenkirchen	11.6°C	0.1°C	49.3%	7 days (101.3 mm.)	–	07h. 55m.
Heidelberg	14.6°C	6.5°C	43.0%	2 days (34.8 mm.)	–	08h. 50m.
Dortmund	13.8°C	6.8°C	47.7%	3 days (39.7 mm.)	–	08h. 16m.
Dresden	12.6°C	5.5°C	48.7%	3 days (42.2 mm.)	–	08h. 07m.
Dusseldorf	14.3°C	7.6°C	45.1%	2 days (30.1 mm.)	–	08h. 37m.
Karlsruhe	15.4°C	7.1°C	41.7%	1 day (27.9 mm.)	–	09h. 00m.
Kassel	13.0°C	4.5°C	48.0%	2 days (36.8 mm.)	–	08h. 12m.
Koln	14.7°C	7.2°C	43.5%	2 days (33.0 mm.)	–	08h. 50m.
Keel	10.8°C	4.8°C	47.2%	1 day (31.1 mm.)	6.5°C	08h. 26m.
Leipzig	13.5°C	5.6°C	46.6%	2 days (30.4 mm.)	–	08h. 25m.
Lübeck	11.6°C	4.8°C	46.6%	1 day (31.8 mm.)	6.1°C	08h. 30m.
Magdeburg	13.6°C	6.0°C	45.2%	2 days (32.2 mm.)	–	08h. 37m.
Mainz	14. 8°C	7.2°C	42.8%	2 days (27.5 mm.)	–	08h. 53m.
Mannheim	15.2°C	7.5°C	41.8%	1 day (30.1 mm.)	–	09h. 01m.
Munich	13.4°C	4.8°C	46.7%	5 days (61.4 mm.)	–	08h. 17m.
Nuremberg	13.9°C	5.4°C	44.3%	2 days (36.6 mm.)	–	08h. 40m.
Regensburg	14.2°C	5.5°C	43.1%	2 days (38.4 mm.)	–	08h. 49m.
Rostock	10.8°C	5.4°C	44.2%	2 days (36.3 mm.)	7.5°C	08h. 51m.
Rust	15.1°C	6.0°C	40. 3%	2 days (40.4 mm.)	–	09h. 10m.
Saarbrücken	14.1°C	5.9°C	45.0%	3 days (41.6 mm.)	–	08h. 33m.
Freiburg	14.2°C	4.9°C	41.3%	3 days (48.0 mm.)	–	09h. 01m.
Frankfurt am Main	14.8°C	7.0°C	41.2%	2 days (31.5 mm.)	–	09h. 07m.
Füssen	10.2°C	0.3°C	50.3%	9 days (117.2 mm.)	–	07h. 47m.
Herscheid	12.0°C	5.4°C	50.4%	4 days (51.0 mm.)	–	07h. 53m.
Stuttgart	13.9°C	5.9°C	43.2%	3 days (41. 0 mm.)	–	08h. 48m.
Essen	14.0°C	7.3°C	46.9%	1 day (26.4 mm.)	–	08h. 22m.

	Average temperature during the day:	+14.4°C
	Number of sunny days:	13 days
	Rainy days: Rainfall:	12 days 18. 6 mm

Weather in April Frankfurt am Main		April weather Karlsruhe		Weather in April Taunusstein
4 . 6	air: +16.6°C rain: 3 days sun: 14 days	4 . 6	air: +17.3°C rain: 1 day sun: 15 days	4 . 6	air: +15. 6°C rain: 12 days sun: 16 days

City	Air temperature	Water temperature	Rainy days (precipitation)
Nuremberg	+15.5°C	–	3 days (33.8mm)
Landau	+15.8°C	–	12 days (14.45mm)
Cologne	+16.2°C	–	3 days (25.8mm)
Seligenstadt	+15.8°C	–	10 days (14. 97mm)
Worms	+15.9°C	–	10 days (11.03mm)
Freiburg	+15.5°C	–	6 days (46.3mm)
Rodgau	+15.8°C	–	10 days (14.97mm)

		Happy	At night
Dec 1	Partly cloudy	+20°	+16°	+16°
Dec 2	Partly cloudy	+21°	+16°	+16°
Dec 3	Partly cloudy	+20°	+17°	+16°
Dec 4	Clear	+20°	+17°	+16°
Dec 5	Partly cloudy	+21°	+15°	+16°
Dec 6	Partly cloudy	+19°	+17°	+16°
Dec 7	Sunny	+19°	+16°	+16°
Dec 8	Partly cloudy	+20°	+17°	+16°
Dec 9	Partly cloudy	+20°	+17°	+16°
Dec 10	Partly cloudy	+20°	+17°	+16°
11 Dec	Partly cloudy	+19°	+17°	+16°
Dec 12	Partly cloudy	+19°	+16°	+16°
Dec 13	Clear	+21°	+16°	+16°
14 Dec	Clear	+20°	+16°	+16°
Dec 15	Partly cloudy	+20°	+17°	+16°
Dec 16	Clear	+19°	+16°	+16°
Dec 17	Clear	+19°	+19°	+16°
18 Dec	Sunny	+20°	+16°	+16°
19 Dec	Partly cloudy	+21°	+13°	+16°
Dec 20	Partly cloudy	+21°	+17°	+16°
21 Dec	Partly cloudy	+22°	+16°	+16°
22 Dec	Partly cloudy	+22°	+14°	+16°
23 Dec	Partly cloudy	+21°	+16°	+16°
24 Dec	Sunny	+21°	+14°	+16°
Dec 25	Partly cloudy	+24°	+16°	+16°
26 Dec	Partly cloudy	+20°	+17°	+17°
Dec 27	Partly cloudy	+20°	+18°	+17°
Dec 28	Overcast	+20°	+18°	+17°
Dec 29	Clear	+20°	+16°	+17°
Dec 30	Clear	+26°	+15°	+17°
31 Dec	Clear	+23°	+19°	+17°

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