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The Canary Islands is a Spanish archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean, in a region known as Macaronesia. They are the southernmost of the autonomous communities of Spain, and are located in the African Tectonic Plate. The archipelago is economically and politically European, and is part of the European Union. Because of their location, the Canary Islands have historically been considered a bridge between the four continents of Africa, North America, South America, and Europe. The economy is based primarily on tourism, which makes up 32% of the GDP. The Canaries receive about 12M tourists per year. Construction makes up nearly 20% of the GDP and tropical agriculture, primarily bananas and tobacco, are grown for export to Europe and the Americas.

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Canary Islands

Capital: Santa Cruz de Tenerife – Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
Population: 2,252,465
Surface Area: 7,447 km2
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Canary Islands, is a autonomous community of Spain, it has an area of 7,447 Km², so it is one of the smallest autonomous communities in Spain.

Canary Islands, with a population of 2,252,465 people, it is ranked at 7th position by population of 19 autonomous communities and it has a high population density, with 302 people per km².

Canary Islands is holding the 9 position by nominal GDP, it was worth 39,163 millions of euros39,163 millions of dollars in 2020, and the GDP per capita was €17,448$19,931.

Its debt in 2021 was 6,434 millions of euros7,609 millions of dollars, (15.3% debt-to-GDP ratio) and its public debt per capita was €2,856 euros per inhabitant$3,378 dollars per inhabitant.

The last annual rate of CPI published in Canary Islands was on August of 2022 and it was 9.5%.

In the tables at the bottom of the page, you can see more information about the economy and demography of Canary Islands, if you want to see information about other autonomous communities click economy of the autonomous communities of Spain

Santa Cruz de Tenerife – Las Palmas de Gran Canaria: Monthly Temp.

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Canary Islands Economy

Gouvernement
Annual GDP [+]	2020	€39,163M
Annual GDP [+]	2020	$44,732M
GDP per capita [+]	2020	€17,448
GDP per capita [+]	2020	$19,931
Debt (M.€.) [+]	2021	6,434
Debt ($M) [+]	2021	7,609
Debt (%GDP) [+]	2021	15.30%
Debt Per Capita [+]	2021	€2,856
Debt Per Capita [+]	2021	$3,378
Deficit (M. €) [+]	2021	210
Deficit ($M) [+]	2021	248
Deficit (%GDP) [+]	2021	0.50%
S&P Rating [+]	09/25/2019	A
Fitch Rating [+]	04/20/2018	BBB
Labour
Unemployment rate [+]	2022Q2	17.8%
Unemployed [+]	2022Q2	205K
Markets
US Dollar exchange rate [+]	09/16/2022	1.0046
Prices
CPI (overall index) [+]	August 2022	5″>9.5%
PPI Year on Year [+]	December 2017	1.0%
Money Market
Key rates [+]	09/14/2022	1.25%
Business
Doing Business [+]	2015	12º
Passengers vehicles Year [+]	June 2019	19,216
Annual Vehicles/ 1,000 p. [+]	October 2018	22.39
Taxes
Top tax rate + SSC [+]	2021	49.5%
Trade
Annual arrivals [+]	2021	5,258,729
Exports [+]	2019	4″>€2,674.4M
Exports [+]	2019	$2,993.9M
Exports % GDP [+]	2019	5.63%
Imports [+]	2019	€3,548.2M
Imports [+]	2019	$3,972.2M
Imports % GDP [+]	2019	7.47%
Trade balance [+]	2019	€-873.9M
Trade balance [+]	2019	$-978.3M
Trade balance % GDP [+]	2019	-1.84%
Retail Sales YoY [+]	July 2022	3.4%
Socio-Demography
Density [+]	2021	302
Crude divorce rate [+]	2020	78″>1.78‰
Birth Rate [+]	2021	5.66‰
Crude death rate [+]	2021	7.65‰
Fertility Rate [+]	2021	0.86
Crude marriage rate [+]	2021	2.98‰
% risk of poverty [+]	2021	28.4%
Population [+]	2021	2,252,465
HDI [+]	2015	0.855
Life expectancy [+]	2021	82.47
Suicides [+]	2020	208
Suicide rate [+]	2020	27″>9.27
Others
COVID-19 – Deaths [+]	09/15/2022	2,064
COVID-19 – Confirmed [+]	09/14/2022	442,547
Fully vaccinated [+]	09/14/2022	1,769,552
COVID-19 – Deaths per million population [+]	09/15/2022	916.33
Doses administered [+]	09/14/2022	4,197,865

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Overview This page contains the latest international trade data for Canary Islands. In April 2022 Canary Islands was the number 16 in total exports and the number 13 in total imports in Spain.

Exports In 2021, Spain’s Canary Islands exported €1.73B, making it the 16th largest exporter out of the 18 exporters in Spain. In 2021 the top exports of Canary Islands were Light petroleum distillates nes (€925M), Perfumes and toilet waters (€67.9M), Other Aircraft parts (€47.5M), Cartons, boxes & cases, of corrugated… (€29.3M), and Cigars, cheroots and cigarillos, containing tobacco (€20.5M).

Imports In 2021, Spain’s Canary Islands imported €2.7B, making it the 13th largest importer out of the 18 importers in Spain. In 2021 top imports of Canary Islands were Light petroleum distillates nes (€245M), Small Sized Cars (€150M), Micro Cars (€77.4M), Coal tar distillation products nes (€72.7M), and Fixed wing aircraft, unladen weight >… (€71.1M).

Economic Complexity In 2020, the highest complexity exports of Canary Islands according to the product complexity index (PCI) are Corrugated Paper (-0. 11), Perfumes (-0.13), Paper Containers (-0.48), Netting (-0.7), and Rolled Tobacco (-0.78). PCI measures the knowledge intensity of a product by considering the knowledge intensity of its exporters.

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Overview In April 2022 Canary Islands exported €239M and imported €291M, resulting in a negative trade balance of €51.9M. Between April 2021 and April 2022 the exports of Canary Islands have increased by $102M (74.3%) from €137M to €239M, while imports increased by €113M (63.1%) from €179M to €291M.

Trade In April 2022, the top exports of Canary Islands were Refined Petroleum (€98.1M), Commodities not elsewhere specified (€51.6M), Iron Chains (€13.4M), Coal Tar Oil (€8.11M), and Planes, Helicopters, and/or Spacecraft (€4.77M). In April 2022 the top imports of Canary Islands were Cars (€56.7M), Poultry Meat (€9. 29M), Electric Generating Sets (€7.73M), Insulated Wire (€5.63M), and Delivery Trucks (€5.5M).

Destinations In April 2022, Canary Islands exported mostly to World (€164M), Mauritania (€14.7M), France (€11.5M), Belgium (€8.19M), and Netherlands (€5.06M), and imported mostly from Germany (€61.6M), Netherlands (€27.1M), Italy (€22.5M), China (€20.5M), and France (€14.1M).

Growth In April 2022, the increase in Canary Islands’s year-by-year exports was explained primarily by an increase in exports to Senegal (€8.23M or 145%), France (€4.66M or 136%), and United States (€1.42M or 145%), and product exports increase in Excavation Machinery (€1.52M or 269%), Aircraft Parts (€1.39M or 54.2%), and Insulated Wire (€1.13M or 3.6k%). In April 2022, the increase in Canary Islands’s year-by-year imports was explained primarily by an increase in imports from Turkey (€673k or 36%), Yemen (€585k or 303%), and Slovenia (€571k or 871%), and product imports increase in Machinery Having Individual Functions (€1. 14M or 331%), Laboratory Reagents (€989k or 343%), and Gold (€618k or 134k%).

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In 2021 the top export destinations of Canary Islands were World (€1.04B), France (€82.3M), Netherlands (€59.7M), Germany (€41.5M), and Mauritania (€41.4M).

In 2021 the top exports of Canary Islands were Light petroleum distillates nes (€925M), Perfumes and toilet waters (€67. 9M), Other Aircraft parts (€47.5M), Cartons, boxes & cases, of corrugated… (€29.3M), and Cigars, cheroots and cigarillos, containing tobacco (€20.5M).

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In 2021 the top import origins of Canary Islands were Germany (€373M), Netherlands (€296M), Portugal (€184M), Italy (€183M), and China (€171M).

In 2021 the top imports of Canary Islands were Light petroleum distillates nes (€245M), Small Sized Cars (€150M), Micro Cars (€77.4M), Coal tar distillation products nes (€72.7M), and Fixed wing aircraft, unladen weight >… (€71.1M).

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Economic Complexity (2021): -0. 28

Canary Islands ranks 14th out of the 18 autonomous communities in Spain according to ECI.

The Economic Complexity Index, or ECI, is a measure of an economy’s capacity which can be inferred from data connecting locations to the activities that are present in them. For more info about Economic Complexity, visit the Economic Complexity page.

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The economic complexity of a territory can change year to year. Canary Islands it is in position 14th considering its ECI in the last year.

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The product space is a network connecting products that are likely to be co-exported. The product space can be used to predict future exports, since Canary Islands is more likely to start exporting products that are related to current exports. Relatedness measures the distance between a product, and all of the products it is currently specialized in.

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The Complexity-Relatedness diagram compares the risk and the strategic value of a territory’s potential export oppotunities. Relatedness is a predictive of the probability that a country increases its exports in a product. Complexity, is associated with higher levels of income, economic growth, less income inequality, and lower emissions. Bubble size corresponds to exports value by year 2020.

Undeterred by Omicron, Tourists Seek Sun in a Welcoming Spain

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For decades, Spain has been a prime destination for European snowbirds. Even as the Omicron variant spreads, the country is keeping its doors wide open to visitors.

Tourists watching the sunset from a vantage point on Lanzarote, one of the Canary Islands. Credit…Samuel Aranda for The New York Times

Jan. 19, 2022

TAHICHE, Spain — Coronavirus infections were soaring in Spain, causing caseloads previously unseen in the pandemic. Intensive care unit beds were filling up in hospitals.

But that didn’t stop Tatjana Baldynjuk and Timur Neverkevits, a couple from Estonia, from buying plane tickets so they could visit the island of Lanzarote, a sunny outcrop dominated by volcanoes on the eastern edge of Spain’s Canary Islands archipelago.

“It was 100 percent easier to come here than many other countries,” said Ms. Baldynjuk, who works in freight logistics in Estonia.

More than half the people of Europe could be infected with the Omicron variant of the coronavirus by early March, according to the World Health Organization, and fear of its wild spread has led governments to differing responses. The Netherlands turned to a lockdown, which it has only now begun to ease slightly. Italy went as far as banning unvaccinated people from bars and public transport.

And while Spain, too, tightened some of its own rules in recent weeks, its message to tourists has remained largely the same as before the surge in cases: Please come.

A restaurant in southern Lanzarote. Credit…Samuel Aranda for The New York Times

Western European countries now have some of the highest infection rates in the world. In Spain, new cases rocketed from an average of fewer than 2,000 a day in early November to more than 130,000 daily in the past week.

But unlike some of its neighbors, Spain does not require a negative test to enter the country. Entering a restaurant remains as simple as ever in some parts of the country. In Madrid, unlike in Paris and Rome, one needn’t show proof of a vaccine, and the same remains true in many other regions.

Like other countries, Spain is trying to balance how much economic pain it can tolerate as it tries to keep its people safe. But here, memories of recent financial ruin are especially raw.

The Spanish economy contracted more than 11 percent in 2020 — the worst decline since the Civil War of the 1930s. And that came just over a decade after the economic crisis of 2008. That crash devastated a wide swath of the economy in the years that followed, leading to widespread unemployment and homelessness, with some of the hungry left to forage in trash bins for food.

Spain’s politicians are aware of what’s at stake in keeping the flow of visitors to the country, according to Manuel Hidalgo, an economics professor at Pablo de Olavide University in Seville.

“The tourist sector has an elevated importance now,” he said.

Before the pandemic, the tourism business accounted for roughly 12.4 percent of the country’s economic output — and Spain is eager to get the numbers up again, especially during the winter months when northern Europeans head south to escape the cold. More than 2.23 million people are employed in Spanish tourism, nearly 11. 8 percent of the country’s work force, a much higher figure than in neighbors like France, at 7.3 percent, or Germany, 8.4 percent.

Yet keeping the door open to visitors comes with risks that are well remembered in Spain. In 2020, eager to open to tourism and return to normal, Spain relaxed its restrictions before summer, helping trigger a deadly second wave of the coronavirus.

Tatjana Baldynjuk and Timur Neverkevits from Estonia said fewer Covid restrictions made it much easier to go to Lanzarote than many other places. Credit…Samuel Aranda for The New York Times

The number of international tourists fell from around 84 million in 2019, to roughly 19 million in 2020, a drop of more than 77 percent.

Spain’s government has said it has little interest in returning to the restrictions it imposed during the first wave in 2020, saying that with its successful vaccination campaign, the country has already taken the biggest measures it can toward curbing the impact of the virus.

Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez recently went a step further, saying that the country should accept that the virus had become a fact of life. “We are going to have to learn to live with it as we do with many other viruses,” he said.

Tourists on a guided tour inside the Timanfaya National Park, a volcanic area on the island of Lanzarote. Credit…Samuel Aranda for The New York Times

The island of Lanzarote, which sits 80 miles off the northwestern coast of Africa, offers a window into tourism where the coronavirus is accepted as endemic and the circulation of foreign visitors continues much as it did before the pandemic.

Its skies are dotted by planes filled with tourists arriving on direct flights from Manchester, Amsterdam and Düsseldorf. The warm weather means much of the island can be enjoyed outdoors, with no mask. Northern Europeans flock to wineries built along the black sides of volcanoes and bedecked in signs in German and English.

“This has to be the way ahead, Spain has to accept that the virus isn’t going away and that we need to continue on doing business,” said Juan Antonio Torres Díaz, who six months ago took over as the owner of Palacio Ico, a restaurant and hotel in the north of the island, betting that there would be a tourism recovery.

“Spain has to accept that the virus isn’t going away and that we need to continue on doing business,” said Juan Antonio Torres Díaz, a hotel and restaurant owner.Credit…Samuel Aranda for The New York Times

In other parts of the country, some say they are starting to see signs that foreign tourists, too, are learning to live with the virus.

Cristóbal Ruiz Mejías, a longtime waiter at Chinitas, an iconic cafe in the beach town of Málaga on the mainland, said he was not only seeing tourists return from France and Britain, but now from countries further afield like Argentina. He is also adapting to the changes to his work — such as asking for vaccine certificates before customers can be seated, something that is required in the Andalusia region where Málaga is located.

“It still bothers me to have to ask for them,” he said, adding that he worried that fear of the virus could drive off tourists and harm Málaga’s fragile recovery.

For Encarna Pérez Donaire, the owner of a small company that owns vacation rentals in Hornos de Segura, a village in southern Spain, the current approach is a welcome contrast to this time last year, when, with no vaccines available, shops and businesses in the region were not allowed to be open.

Tourists at the César Manrique Foundation on Lanzarote, a tourist site dedicated to the life and work of a local architect. Credit…Samuel Aranda for The New York Times

Now, about three quarters of her rooms have been occupied, she said. Her company has worked out protocols that tourists seem comfortable with, leaving rooms to air out a day between guests and leaving the keys in boxes to avoid contact with the property managers.

Ms. Pérez Donaire said the challenges now had less to do with government restrictions than with concerns about the new variant. “People want to go out, but with Omicron as contagious as it is, there were more cancellations,” she said.

And the open-door policy in Spain hasn’t been without its risks, a fact that tourists like Marian López, a Spanish online marketing professional, came to realize during a trip with her partner to Lanzarote island.

Before arriving on Jan. 7, the couple celebrated a dinner with family for Three Kings Day, a traditional holiday in Spain. They spent the first weekend visiting some of the island’s beaches, and then learned that one of the relatives at their holiday dinner had Covid-19. Then they, too, began to feel symptoms, including body aches and fever, and tests showed they had been infected, forcing them to isolate.

The warm weather means much of the island can be enjoyed outdoors, with no mask. Credit…Samuel Aranda for The New York Times

After their hotel reservation ran out, they had to scramble to find an apartment to stay in to wait out the rest of the mandatory isolation period of a week — all while getting more ill.

Ms. López, who also runs a travel blog called Travelanding, said she and her partner had joked before the trip that it might not be so bad if they were forced to work from the island if they got sick. Now they feel otherwise.

“When you’re sick,” she said, “it’s best to be at home.”

Nicholas Casey reported from Tahiche, and José Bautista from Madrid.

The Canary Islands, Spain’s paradise lost

Public workers in the Canary Islands protest against the government cuts to the public sector. Image: Juan Luis Martin. Some rights reserved.

Known as the “Fortunate Islands” to ancient
Romans and idealized throughout history by the likes of Homer and Shakespeare,
the Canary Islands boast a world-class reputation as a tourist destination and
host treasured second homes to many northern Europeans. For the local
population, however, the current economic crisis hitting the islands is rapidly
turning life in Spain’s Eden-like archipelago off the coast of Africa into an
unforgiving inferno.

The European Union’s ultra periphery

With a contracting economy and an active
population
jobless rate above 27 percent, the highest in the industrialized world,
Spain also ranks as the OECD nation which saw the greatest increases in
inequality between
2007 and 2010. As the country continues to sink into economic depression
and social impoverishment, these record numbers have long been surpassed in
some of its regions.

Such is the case of the Canary Islands, the
European Union’s outermost territory, where the current socioeconomic
indicators tell a story of imminent turmoil: a 38
percent poverty level, the highest in the country, and an unbridled 34
percent unemployment. Indeed, while last May’s more benign official poll
measuring registered unemployment showed a sixteen-year national drop, the
Canary Islands emerged as the only Spanish region where the number
of people registering for jobless benefits continued to
rise.

Child poverty and the ‘new poor’

As an estimated 26,000 Canary Islands
families have no income whatsoever and 24 percent of the local population (2.1
million) has received some form of assistance from the government’s social
services programmes in the past year, one of the most pressing issues
associated with the region’s economic downfall is the increase in child
poverty. According to UNICEF’s 2013 report on the Canaries, child poverty has
reached 29 percent. The report not only underlines the worrying hike in the
number of poor children (as many as 112,000 were recorded back in 2010), but
also that they are becoming poorer. These figures are best illustrated in the
islands’ public school dinners, where some 12,000 children were pulled out of
this service over the past year as their parents were no longer able to afford
it.

6-year-old María is one of those thousands
of children in the Canaries who are no longer able to pay for lunch at her
public school. She and her parents are experiencing an unimaginable path to
poverty that is becoming alarmingly common to the Canaries’ perishing middle
class: the islands’ so-called ‘new poor’.

María’s mother, Carolina (39), has worked
as an administrative assistant in the island of Gran Canaria for the past
thirteen years. Like the other 10,000 companies in the islands which have shut
down during the crisis, her employer’s business is now in the process of
closing shop. It’s been months since Carolina last received her 790 euro
monthly salary in full. Her last paycheck came in April, only days before her
company filed for voluntary bankruptcy, and all she received was half of her
salary. To make matters worse, her husband, Francisco (41), an unemployed sales
professional, has just exhausted his unemployment benefits. Currently, their
only means to make ends meet are Carolina´s mother and siblings.

“My mother lives on a small pension, and my
brothers have problems of their own, but without their help we would simply not
be able to eat,” Carolina explains. “It is all very difficult now. Our
situation seems to worsen by the day and it is very frustrating to spend money
on transportation to go to work without knowing when I’ll get paid.” Carolina,
like the other 200 employees at her workplace, hopes that her company´s legal
ordeal will pass soon and that they will get severance and unemployment
benefits without too much delay. “That way at least I´ll be able to spend time
trying to find a new job,” she explains.

For his part, Francisco continues his now
two-year long job search. He says he has sent hundreds of cv’s and that finding
a job and caring for his daughter at home has been his only occupation.

“The only jobs that are being offered,”
Francisco laments, “are for independent workers and commission-based.”
Candidates for such type of jobs must register as self-employed and cover the
monthly 260 euro Social Security tax, as well as job-related expenses such as
gasoline. “I simply have no means to commit to such jobs.”

Francisco underlines that he has not worked
once in the underground economy while receiving unemployment benefits, but he
does not discard the option. “If I have to go underground and do jobs here and
there to feed my family, I’ll do it.”

A recent study conducted by Visa
Europe estimates that Spain’s black market economy amounts to over 200
billion euros, nearly 18 percent of the country’s GDP. In the Canary Islands,
the underground economy represents a higher share at 28 percent.

Although Carolina’s daughter is certainly affected
by the household’s sudden impoverishment, her situation is not yet as bad as
that of many other children in the Canaries for whom the school dinner offers
the only chance to eat a full-meal during the day.

As the problem of child poverty continues to
grow, the islands’ regional government has announced plans to expand the
financing of public school dinners in an effort to bring back some of the
children. Indeed, at some school districts, the unemployment rate is as high as
70 percent, so the need to widen access to public school dinners is a social
emergency.

In addition, the government says it is
working on a “plan against poverty,” which is to include the opening of 182
public schools this summer to keep the dinner services going and the children
fed.

What will Carolina, Francisco and María do
if their situation continues to deteriorate? Carolina does not hesitate to
answer: “we´ll just have to go to Cáritas for help.”

Charities take over social services

Cáritas Diocesana is a Catholic relief
charity that helps the poor. Its chapter in the Canary Islands, consisting of
1,205 volunteers, stands out as one of the most recognizable local
non-government organizations, which are filling the welfare void left behind by
an overwhelmed system of public social services. In 2012, Cáritas assisted over
46,000 people in the Canaries in providing them with shelter, food and
medicines, among other provisions.

“The cases of ‘new poor’ families like the
one you mention are indeed becoming very common,” says Cáritas’ Institutional
Development Coordinator for the province of Las Palmas, Elena Henríquez.

According to Henríquez, the profile of
people asking for help in the islands has changed. “Before, we had very marked
profiles of people seeking our assistance, as there were very specific social
exclusion traits that characterized them: low education, low labour skills,
victims of substance abuse, immigrants. Under the current situation and as the
cuts in welfare services are making it more difficult for people to have access
to aid that would otherwise make up for lost income, the problem is affecting
‘normal’ families.”

Another problem Cáritas has identified,
Henríquez explains, is that family support networks, which keep troubled
families staying afloat, don’t tend to last. In time, the crisis begins to
affect those reaching out to their relatives in need and the network begins to
break up as its members fall apart “like dominoes.”

Besides having little or no knowledge about
where or how to ask for assistance, the islands’ ‘new poor’ are also unwilling
to come forward because they feel ashamed of their situation, as well as
fearful of the potential consequences of telling social workers about their
financial troubles. “Not having a job makes them feel like social outcasts. They
feel less worthy” says Henríquez, “but they are also scared to ask for help,
because they think that by exposing their poverty to social services they might
have their children taken away [by the government].”By the time these once
middle-class income families knock on Cáritas’ door, they are in a truly
desperate state.

Juan Lorenzo Campos Pineda, the Red Cross’
current president in the Las Palmas province, is also concerned about the rapid
emergence of an impoverished middle class: “We now have former donors asking
for our help. ”

In his forty years collaborating with the
Red Cross, Campos Pineda says he has never seen anything remotely similar to
what is happening to the local population. “Just a few days ago,” he recounts
in his office, “in a nearby school, a child fainted. When asked what was wrong
with him, the child said that it was his brother’s turn to eat.”

While most people think of the Red Cross’
humanitarian activities as taking place abroad, the reality is that, in Spain,
80 percent of its resources are dedicated to assisting Spaniards. The
organization’s focus on caring for the country’s own population has surged
since 2008. Already this year, requests for assistance have jumped 86 percent.

Besides distributing food, the Red Cross
is helping impoverished Canarians with ‘school kits’ containing notebooks and
pencils, soap and personal care items, food vouchers, shelter for the homeless,
and even money to pay water and electricity bills. “If there is need, we are
there,” states Campos Pineda.

Red Cross volunteers making sandwiches. Image: Luis Camejo. Some rights reserved.

In his view, the Red Cross cannot offer
anything but relief. “We cannot create jobs,” he says, “but it is NGOs such as ours,
Cáritas, as well as the public social services which are acting like a buffer
for society.” Should the situation worsen and more people in the islands fall
victim to poverty, he warns, there will be social turmoil. “I can see how in
certain sectors,” he elaborates, “like large companies and the banking system,
someone may see ‘green shoots’, but it is not the case for the common people.”

In light of the deteriorating situation in
the islands, the Red Cross has recently launched a three-year program entitled
“Now More Than Ever” aimed at intensifying its assistance for the poor and for children.

A bag of food is not the solution

David Muñoz is president of the Official
Professional College of Social Workers in the Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
province. As head of the institution which represents 1,300 of the islands’
3,000 social workers, Muñoz is concerned about the adverse effects the combined
economic crisis and government cuts are having in the country’s welfare state.
According to him, Spain is experiencing a reversal in terms of the country’s
hard-won welfare state system whereby rights and social justice are being handed
back to charities, as was the case in pre-constitutional Spain, over 35 years
ago.

In Muñoz’s view, rather than carefully
setting budget priorities for the sake of austerity and cutting superfluous
expenditures, the government is committing “austericide” on the people by
depriving them of their basic rights. “Cuts in healthcare, education and social
services are creating more problems, and the numbers prove it.”

“By neglecting its social services
obligations,” Muñoz elaborates, “the state is forcing organizations, such as
charities, to assume its responsibilities. Help from charitable entities such
as food banks is much appreciated, but they are not the solution. A bag of food
does not solve the problem.”

Workers Day in Las Palmas, 1st May 2012. Image: Jean Luis Marin. Some rights reserved.

The youth exodus

While children are the most vulnerable victims
of the economic crisis in the Canary Islands, the prospects for young
professionals who are supposed to succeed the outgoing generation is also
alarming. At 62.5 per cent, the youth unemployment rate in the Canaries is
Europe’s third-highest after Western Macedonia in Greece (72.5 percent) and the
Spanish region of Ceuta (70.6 percent). The islands’ regional government’s most
recent poll
on the Canary Islands’ youth, however, reports that the actual unemployment
rate among this segment of the population is as high as 73.3 percent. According
to the same poll, 26 percent of all previously independent young people have
returned to live with their parents, 4 out of 10 young people still live with
them, and 28 percent of all young people living with their parents have
children of their own. As a consequence of such a desperate scenario, the
better-qualified and most tenacious young men and women are leaving the islands.
The poll also indicates that 83 percent of the region’s youthful population is
willing to seek a future away from the archipelago.

According to a
recent survey by the Real Instituto Elcano, a Spanish think tank, 65
percent of the country’s prospective young emigrant population has a bachelor’s
degree.

Canary Island’s native, Harvard University
Sociology Ph.D. candidate, and an emigrant himself, Álvaro Santana reflects on
the significance of the current youth exodus taking place in his homeland: “The
implications are distressing, short term, and insurmountable, long term. When
it comes to the most qualified individuals, we are witnessing the formation of
two kinds of groups: those who managed to leave the Canaries and succeed
professionally, and those who could not leave and thus were deprived of putting
their talent to work. In both groups, the situation continues to produce a lot of
stress. But long term, those forced to migrate and those forced to stay behind also
turn into a source of reciprocal rancour and cynicism that spreads from these
individuals to larger segments of the population.”

Santana doubts he will ever move back
full-time to his native island of Tenerife, and feels the same way about those
he knows who have left: “I can confirm two dozen friends and relatives, all
highly qualified professionals, who have already left or are thinking of
leaving. It might be too early to assess whether migrants are not considering
coming back to their region of origin because there is no incentive or because
new technologies make it possible for them to live abroad as if they were at
home. I was born in the late 1970s. Back then, Spanish migrants still wrote
letters to their relatives and phone calls were made sparingly. Today, migrants
from the Canaries can watch local news live from anywhere in the planet and, in
big cities in Europe and North America, they can buy products from the Canaries
on-line.”

A fatigued economic model

The Canary Islands host over 12 million tourists each year. Image: Jean Luis Martin. Some rights reserved.

Similar to other Spanish regions, over the
past decades the Canary Islands enjoyed the economic windfall that came with
millions in structural and cohesion funds from the EU and the flood of cheap
money that flowed after the country joined the European single currency. Largely due to their almost absolute
dependency on tourism and construction, growth has never been linear in the
Canaries and the burst of the Spanish real estate bubble has shattered the
region’s labour market for years to come. Such a dependency on tourism and
construction was heightened by the region’s geographical uniqueness, lack of
sustainable energy sources, absence of innovation, and years of its entrenched
political leaders’ longterm relationships with each other and with the central
government.

As
Santana, the emigrant sociologist, explains: “as local and foreign
experts have shown, tourism in the Canaries, while not the major cause of the
crisis, certainly continues to be a great source of political corruption,
cultural indolence, and environmental and heritage destruction.”

Ultimately, the path to overcome the
current economic crisis in Europe’s ultra-peripheral “Fortunate Islands” is
similar to that of Spain as a whole, and even some of the European project’s
weakest nations: to engage in the profound transformation of the current
fatigued and unsustainable economic model. This is a rather titanic endeavour,
however, in the midst of a currency crisis that is pulling at the seams of the
eurozone’s divergent economies.

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The Canary Islands are located 100 kilometres/62 miles west of the North African coast opposite Morocco in the Atlantic Ocean. Due to their position, they offer a subtropical climate with hot summers and warm winters perfect for a Spain holiday. There are a number of islands that make up the whole of the Canary Islands. However, the principal ones and most important are Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote and Fuerteventura. The geographic make-up of these is varied.

Tenerife is the largest of the Canary Islands and is the most contrasting on a trip to Spain. Not only does it have beaches but it has an amazing hinterland. The beaches, interestingly, are affected by the volcanic aspects of the island resulting in black sand beaches. There are numerous beaches located around the 270-kilometre/165-mile coastline which also is blessed with high cliffs and natural pools. Some of the best beaches are around the main town, Puerto de la Cruz and at Los Gigantes, San Juan, Playa Las Americas, Los Cristianos and Candelaria. Tenerife is one of the best places in the world for big game fishing and a number of companies offer fishing trips. One very important attraction is the Teide Volcano which is the highest mountain in Spain and the third tallest volcano on earth on a volcanic ocean island. Teide National Park is breathtakingly beautiful. On a visit to the volcano, you pass through the arable countryside, then, going higher, through pine forests, eventually reaching something of a “no man’s land” on a high plateau. A visit to the amazing Loro Parque can take nearly a whole day. This park is mainly devoted to parrots. It is home to the world’s most important parrot collection with over 300 species. It also offers seal and dolphin shows. It has the world’s largest Penguinarium where the Antarctic climate is reproduced. Puerto de la Cruz, the main town is an old fishing port full of narrow cobblestone streets and colonial architecture.

There are many reasons to visit Gran Canaria on a Spain holiday. The variety of landscapes is stunning. On its 236-kilometre/145-mile coastline, there are peaceful coves and beaches in the south of the island contrasting with the more commercial and popular tourist areas such as Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and San Bartolome de Tirajana in the north. Gran Canaria is a great place for water sports such as scuba diving, surfing, sailing and windsurfing. The capital of Gran Canaria is Las Palmas which has some historic neighbourhoods, an interesting cathedral and some colonial architecture from the 15^th and 16^th Centuries. The House of Columbus is a former palace of the governors of the island which was used by Christopher Columbus as a residence during his stay here. It is now devoted to Columbus with maps. Puerto de la Luz and the port and beach of Alcaravaneras are the two best places to enjoy nightlife and some of the best restaurants.

Fuerteventura is outstanding for its magnificent white sand beaches and year-round sunshine. It is much less frequented than either Tenerife or Gran Canaria. There are more than 150 beaches in the north and south of the island, spread over 340 kilometres/210 miles of coastline. There are several places to enjoy the island on a trip to Spain. In the north is Corralejo, a town with extensive beaches of dunes and the Corralejo Nature Reserve. On the east coast, you will find cliffs and small, hidden coves. The capital, Puerto del Rosario is a lively commercial city with a collection of houses on whitewashed streets and a picturesque promenade. It also offers excellent beaches such as Puerto Lajas, Jarugo and Playa Blanca plus hotels, restaurants, shops and sports facilities for surfing, windsurfing and sailing on Spain holidays.

Lanzarote is the most volcanic-looking of the Canary Islands. It has a somewhat “lunar” landscape, covered in craters, canyons and valleys of solidified lava. There are beautiful beaches with black or golden sand. The major tourist centres are in Costa Teguise, Playa Blanca and Puerto del Carmen. You can play golf in a protected nature area, go deep-sea fishing and surf. The waves are considered some of the best in Europe. The capital, Arrecife, is a quiet, beautiful port city situated on the eastern coast of the island with a historic centre offering museums and shopping during your trip to Spain. A long promenade runs along the coast of Arrecife. The Timanfaya National Park is a great place to view the island’s volcanic ecosystem. The park is surrounded by the Volcanoes Nature Reserve where fields of ash and lava run down to the sea.

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The Canary Islands are one of the 17 autonomous regions of Spain. They are integrated, as part of the country, into the European Economic Community, however, this membership has certain specifics due to the distance, economic features and historical traditions of the islands.
The capital of the Canaries is divided between the two largest cities of the islands: Santa Cruz de Tenerife and Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. The president of the autonomous government is elected every 4 years in one or another capital. The Parliament, which includes 60 deputies, is located in Santa Cruz – in the very center of the city. Each island has its own local government called the Cabildo insul.

Tenerife, Gran Canaria and Lanzarote are the most popular among Russian tourists in the Canary Islands.

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Arriving at the islands of eternal summer, where even in winter the temperature does not drop below +18 °C, it is difficult to tear yourself away from the luxurious volcanic beaches, ocean, surf or diving equipment to go on some kind of excursion there. But you have to force yourself, believe me. The lava fields of Lanzarote and the El Teide volcano, the waterfalls of La Palma and the subtropics of La Gomera, the amazing underwater world of El Hierro and a good hundred more names that deserve to be distracted from the sky-azure color of the pool and, wearing a Panama hat, go along mountains and valleys of the amazing archipelago.

Well, there is nothing to say about the beaches, cuisine and developed infrastructure of the Canary Islands – they are almost perfectly perfect.

7 things to do in the Canaries:

Find yourself in Tenerife in February at the carnival.
Pamper your eyes with a visit to Loro Park in Puerto de la Cruz (Tenerife).
Dream about next time staying at the smallest hotel in the world Punta Grande on the island of Hierro (you had to book in advance!)
Get brand new heels after the fish-spa treatment.
Feel like a grain of sand, standing on the shores of the menacing Atlantic Ocean.
Enjoy lunar landscapes and palm-fringed oases within 10 minutes of each other in Gran Canaria.
Look at the stars through excellent telescopes at the Roque Los Muchachos observatory on the island of La Palma.

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Islands of Eternal Spring

The seven islands that make up the Canary archipelago are located about 1000 km south of the Iberian Peninsula and only 115 km from the African coast at their closest point. Their volcanic origin and special position in the Atlantic Ocean determine their unique geological and botanical characteristics, as well as landscapes that differ from both European and African ones. These natural features also determine a favorable climate with mild temperatures (the average annual temperature on the coast is 22 ° C), which do not differ much at different times of the year and day.

The area of the Canary Islands is 7.447 sq. km, the population is 1.700.000 people. Thus, the population density was 230 inhabitants per 1 sq. km. Most of the population is concentrated in the two capitals of the Canary Islands. The most sparsely populated islands are El Hierro, La Gomera, Lanzarote and Fuerteventura.

Climate

Most of the Canaries enjoy a mild climate. Winter is warm (+19…+23 °C), summer is hot (+24…+30 °C). The average water temperature in summer is +20…+23 °C, in winter +17…+20 °C.

The temperature in Tenerife does not fall below +20 °C, and in summer it does not rise above +25 °C. Water in the ocean +20…+22 °C. The features of Gran Canaria are a sharp change in natural zones: from high, forested mountains, on the tops of which there is almost always snow, to sunny beaches. Mountain peaks make it difficult for cold northern winds to penetrate the southern part of the island, so a warm and dry climate prevails there.

The islands have a spring climate all year round, allowing you to enjoy the beaches at any time of the year without suffering from excessive heat. Such a climate determines the friendly character of the inhabitants of the Canary Islands.

The mild climate has attracted people to the Canary Islands since ancient times. The Greeks placed here the gardens of the Hesperides; for centuries they have been referred to as the “Happy Islands”. The glory of the Canary Islands as a travel destination begins in the era of scientific expeditions of the 18th and 19th centuries, when European naturalists often visited them to study unusual volcanic landscapes and rich flora. At the end of the XIX century. the fame of the islands has increased even more due to the fact that they have become a place of rest and treatment of many diseases. Currently, the Canary Islands are one of the most important centers of European tourism. More than 8 million people annually rest on their shores, attracted by their charm.

The volcanic nature, with all its reliefs and shapes, is a very obvious phenomenon that attracts anyone who finds himself on Canarian soil. This volcanic colossus has become the most exotic place for any European traveler. Who will not be amazed and delighted by the mere fact that you can walk on the ashes, trample on volcanic lava with your feet, that you can enjoy the beautiful view of huge basalt rocks and immense avalanche fields, as well as admire impressive volcanoes, witness volcanic outbreaks and capture the moment when the earth crumbles into small pieces. There is no doubt that nature is the most important attraction of the Canary Islands, their main wealth. And this factor, no doubt, plays an important role in the tourism business.

This attraction of the Canary Islands for tourists, who come here half the time again, is due in no small part to their exceptional climate, but also to the 1500-kilometer coastline, magnificent beaches and opportunities for sports and entertainment on the water, with their people, traditions and cuisine that inherited a culture that fused Europe, America and Africa. To this should be added their accessibility (a few hours of flight from major cities of the Old World) and a well-developed tourism infrastructure, which serves as an example for many countries.

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Islands of Eternal Spring – this is the name of the chain of the Canary archipelago, located in the Atlantic Ocean, 1500 km from the Iberian Peninsula and 100 km from the coast of Africa. Tenerife, Gomera, La Palma, Hierro, Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura and Lanzarote – all seven islands belong to Spain, but perhaps the only thing that connects them to the mainland is the language. Otherwise, they are so distinctive and diverse that one might get the impression that each island is a separate state. Due to its unique location and climate, the islands never get tired of the tiring heat, the weather is always comfortable here, and the water temperature does not drop below +20 degrees.

Green valleys and fantastic rocks, white, black, red and golden sand, bizarre landscapes, gentle ocean waves, cultural and architectural monuments, friendly people, simple but tasty food – all this is the Canary Islands, where holidays have become available to everyone. With the last statement, many will want to argue, they say, the Canary Islands have always been a symbol of a prosperous life and unaffordable luxury. Perhaps it was once so, but now in the Canary Islands you can meet tourists with different levels of income and needs, including from Russia. The cost of the trip is comparable to the cost of a tour to the favorite mass destinations of Russians, however, a visit to the Canary Islands can give much more impressions.

Last minute tours to the Canary Islands Tenerife, La Gomera, La Palma, Hierro, Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura and Lanzarote

Fantastic Tenerife. The largest island in the archipelago by area. Like all other islands, it is of volcanic origin, which is confirmed by the cap of the Teide volcano already visible from the plane and from the ocean – by the way, this is the highest point in Spain (3718 meters). Teide National Park is included in the UNESCO list: unique nature, breathtaking views, the opportunity to take spectacular photos on convenient viewing platforms bring the volcano and the park to the top places that must be visited not only in the Canary Islands, but throughout Spain.
Another visiting card of Tenerife is the black beaches, which also owe their color to volcanic sand. It is said that such sand has healing properties. Even more surprising is that on one island, the population of which is less than the population of Omsk, 12 climatic zones are concentrated! There are tropical forests, fantastic valleys formed as a result of volcanic activity, various beaches, mountains and cool gorges.

As for the resort areas, everyone can choose for themselves the place where they feel most comfortable. Note that the island is divided by mountains into two main climatic zones: humid, but rich in vegetation, north and more sunny, dry south. The largest resort is Playa de las Americas. Lovers of adventures in bars, restaurants and discos will feel most comfortable here. Life is in full swing day and night, the narrow streets are filled with the hum of voices, the smells of food are carried from numerous cafes, and sometimes there is nowhere for an apple to fall on the beach.
But the place Los Gigantes, on the contrary, will appeal to lovers of a relaxing holiday. The landscapes that frame the resort are impressive – majestic rocks go into the depths of the ocean, and snow-white yachts surf the water surface.
Those who prefer an active pastime to a relaxed vacation should definitely visit the trail in the Maska Gorge, which has a depth of about 1300 meters. The trail starts from the village of Masca, where no more than 100 people live, and goes to the ocean. Along the way, from the guides, you can hear a lot of amazing legends about treasures and pirates who have been in these places. Fire-breathing Lanzarote. Lanzarote, the fourth largest island in the Canary archipelago, is located 125 km off the coast of Morocco. Its other, unofficial name is the island of fire-breathing mountains. It is known that three hundred volcanoes are located on its territory. Hence the unusual landscapes – it seems that you are on another planet. It is curious that the coastline of the island is 250 km, but the beaches here are only 30. But the sand here is not only white and black, but also red.

The color red also dominates the Timanfaya National Park, where the main tourist attraction is the El Diablo restaurant, where they cook on a volcanic grill. Delicious wine is also produced in Lanzarote, the island even has its own wine-growing area, La Geria. And yes, grapes here also grow on volcanic soil. Varied Gran Canaria. This island is often called a miniature continent, because at 50 sq. There are so many natural areas concentrated in kilometers that one can only be surprised at the imagination of nature that scattered them around the island. But, perhaps, the most unforgettable impression will be made on you by Maspalamos beach. Going to it from the city of the same name, you suddenly find yourself in a real desert – with soft dunes, fine and hot sand and hot sun. But moving along it towards the ocean, you suddenly find yourself on the edge of a dune, descending from which, you will immediately fall into the gentle embrace of the ocean.
So many impressions, and these are only three islands! There is one more indisputable plus in resting on the Canary Islands – excellent transport links have been established between them, so during your vacation you can visit all seven islands at once. For example, fans of a big ocean wave and free wind should look at the island of Fuerteventura, which is gaining more and more popularity among tourists from all over the world. Gomera Island is considered the greenest place in the archipelago, and the smallest island of the Canary archipelago – Hierro – has almost no beaches, but famous thermal springs are located here. On the contrary, excellent beaches are located on the island of Palma, here you can look into the crater of La Caldera de Taburiente and walk along the picturesque streets of Santa Cruz de la Palma. Indeed, the Canary Islands is an amazing place where you want to return again!

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General information about the Canary Islands

The Canary Islands form an “autonomous region” within the Kingdom of Spain. The islands have their own government, parliament and administration, established by the Statute of Autonomy of the Canary Islands.

The fiscal and economic system of the Canaries differs from the general Spanish system that operates in most of the mainland.

As part of Spain, the Canary Islands are also part of the European Union. However, the islands enjoy some exceptions in the financial and economic sphere.

Canary Islands Economic and Tax Regime (REF)

Although the Canary Islands are subject to the tax regulations of the Kingdom of Spain, companies operating there are also entitled to special tax incentives (Regular Tax Regime or REF).

Key features REF:

1. VAT does not apply in the Canary Islands.
Instead, there is a Special Sales Tax (IGIC) which has a general rate of 5%. In addition to the higher and lower IGIC rates, there is a zero tax rate for certain products and services with basic general needs (such as telecommunications).
2. Exemption from duty on capital.
Use of retained earnings to reduce the taxable base, provided that the corresponding amounts are invested within 3 years in certain qualifying fixed assets or public shares.
3. Extended tax incentives for various types of investments.

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Preferential taxation for companies in the Canary Islands (ZEC)

ZEC (Zona Especial Canaria) – translated from Spanish means “Special Economic Zone of the Canary Islands”.

This is a low tax area created under the Canary Islands Economic and Fiscal Regime (REF) with the aim of stimulating the economic and social development of the islands.

Any company that intends to carry out production, commercial or service activities in the territory of the Canary Islands may register with the ZEC.

Service companies registered under the ZEC can be established in any part of the Canary Islands.

Production, processing, loading and unloading and distribution activities must be registered in designated areas.

Any company wishing to register with ZEC must satisfy a series of requirements :

1. A ZEC company must be recently registered;
2. At least one of the persons authorized to manage and act on behalf of the Company must be a resident of the Canary Islands;
3. ZEC must invest at least EUR 100,000 (EUR 50,000 in some locations) in business-related fixed assets within the first two years of obtaining the permit;
4. ZEC must employ a minimum of 5 people (reduced to 3 in some locations) within the first 6 months of approval and must maintain this number of employees on average throughout its operations;
5. ZEC must provide a description of its activities, with particular reference to its economic viability, international focus, contribution to the economic and social development of the Canary Islands and solvency.

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Taxes for ZEC companies

ZEC companies enjoy the following tax benefits:

1. Corporate tax (levied in Spain at a rate of 30%) is levied at 4% on profits derived from ZEC activities.

2. ZEC companies are exempt from capital transfer tax and stamp duty in the following cases:
– Purchase of goods and rights for the conduct of business activities of a ZEC company within the geographic area of ZEC;
– Stamp duty on documents related to the company’s activities in the ZEC geographical area.

3. ZEC companies are exempt from the Canarian Sales Tax on the delivery of goods and services from one ZEC company to another, as well as on imports.

4. International agreements for the avoidance of double taxation and the EU Parent-Subsidiary Directive. The Canary Islands are an integral part of the territory of Spain and the European Union. Therefore, ZEC companies can take advantage of the double tax treaties signed by Spain and the EU Parent-Subsidiary Directive.

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ZEC Company Registration

Application, authorization and registration are the three steps required for companies wishing to register with the ZEC:

1. The application must be submitted along with a description of the proposed activity.
2. The Consortium Council will then decide on the application and inform the applicant of its decision within two months from the date of the application.
3. The new company must be registered with a notary and must be registered in the relevant registers (this can be done before permission is obtained).
4. After obtaining permission, the company must be registered in the ZEC Official Registry, which is managed by the Consortium Board.

ZEC companies are subject to the following fees:

– Registration fee
– Annual fee for registration in the official register of ZEC

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Traveling to Spain can change your whole life , because this country leaves such strong feelings that the trip will be remembered for a long time. There is literally everything here – bullfighting, hot dancing, passions of flamenco and incredible beauty of nature. You should definitely see the world of Antoni Gaudi in miniature Catalonia, in medieval castles and impeccable natural corners. And the surrealistic performances of Salvador Dali will also not leave you indifferent. Spain has a certain quirkiness thanks to these two geniuses, because such works of art are rarely seen anywhere. In a word, this country is so unusual, multifaceted, smiling, sunny and carefree that leaving Spain is a real tragedy. Those who have time to relax on the island part of Spain will be doubly lucky. These places serve as a natural landmark of the country. The cleanest beaches, bright patterns of flowering shrubs and the azure sea – a dream come true for any traveler.

Capital – Madrid
Currency – Euro
Official language – Spanish. The use of Catalan, Basque, Galician is legal.
Visa – the country is one of the Schengen countries. A passport and a visa are required to enter Spain.

Location
The Kingdom of Spain is a southern European country. It occupies five-sixths of the Iberian Peninsula, the Balearic and Pitius Islands in the Mediterranean and the Canary Islands in the Atlantic Ocean. The Pyrenees are difficult to access and isolate Spain from other European countries, except Portugal. Spain is washed by the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. By land, Spain borders Portugal to the west, France (along the crest of the Pyrenees) and the tiny state of Andorra to the northeast, and Gibraltar to the south.

Climate
Moderate, mild. The average daily air temperature in winter is +20°C, water +18°C, summer +26°C and water +23°C. Swimming season all year round.

Attractions, excursions
You can go to Spain for a vacation every year, and every time you find something new for yourself. As a rule, tourists begin the development of the Iberian Peninsula by conquering the beaches, and then gradually discover the amazing beauty of the cities of Spain.
Fans of oriental exoticism will undoubtedly be delighted with Andalusia, which has retained its Arabian flavor. There is the most prestigious resort in Spain – Marbella. Hollywood stars, European aristocracy, Arab sheikhs and simply millionaires – they all chose Marbella as their summer location. You can safely meet them at the most luxurious disco in Spain, Don Carlos, but you shouldn’t get close, say, to Bruce Willis – the stars, as a rule, have very harmful bodyguards. Ten minutes from Marbella is Mijas – a small mountain village. Its charm lies in the fact that the mountain on which Mijas is located is located directly above the Mediterranean Sea. The cozy cafes of this tiny town are located so that tourists sitting in them can enjoy a beautiful view of the sea while sipping refreshing – or strong – drinks. Naturally, while in Andalusia, you should definitely visit Al’ambra – the palace complex in Granada, built during the Moorish rule. The beauty of this unique architectural monument has already been described many times by amateurs and professionals, and only one thing can be added to this – they are all absolutely right, and this place is worth a visit.
Separately, it should be said about Madrid, unfairly forgotten by lazy tourists. Of course, the capital of Spain is not ten minutes from the beach, but it’s worth going there at least once, because in Madrid there are entertainment for every taste. The Prado Museum, one of the five best museums in the world, is recommended to everyone, and especially to fans of Goya, Velázquez and El Greco. But for women who are fighting bloody battles with excess weight, it would be nice to go to the Rubens Hall and look at the portrait of the three graces. After this spectacle, confidence in one’s own irresistibility is strengthened for a long time in the female mind. Madrid is also home to the Royal Palace – a very nice museum place in all respects. Only you will not meet the king there, since the monarch and his family live in the suburbs, in a small modest villa called Zarzahuela. And he does this because the Spanish king Juan Carlos II is the poorest king in the world. The fact is that this monarch has no property in Spain, as well as fabulous bank accounts. And he lives, so to speak, on the money allocated by the state. Every year, 900,000 dollars that Juan Carlos honestly spends the next 365 days.
Russian tourists have long appreciated the delights of the beaches of Catalonia. There is a milder climate than in the south, so families with children usually come to warm the bones on the Costa Brava. You can not ignore the Salvador Dali Museum in Figueres. Compared to it, Disneyland and all kinds of attractions seem ordinary and trivial. Strange sensations are also left by the work of Gaudi in Barcelona – the famous Sagrada Familia seems to be built of sand. A completely different, but no less strong impression is made by the Cathedral of Barcelona, Santa Junania, built in the Gothic style.
To be honest, there is probably no city in Spain that does not have a unique attraction that makes tourists from all over the world flock to the Iberian Peninsula in single file.
Near Madrid is Escorial – the burial place of the Spanish kings. And in Toledo, the lenses of cameras and cameras are captured by a Gothic cathedral with forty chapels, which was built over three centuries. In La Coruña, the capital of northern Galicia, which is also called Spanish Switzerland, there is the so-called “Tower of Hercules” – a functioning lighthouse built by the ancient Romans. The cathedrals of Seville are painted by such masters as El Greco, Murillo. And in Cadiz there is the Church of Santa Catalina, the main attraction of which is Murillo’s unfinished work “The Marriage of St. Catherine” – the artist died while working on it.

Canary Islands – autonomous region of Spain. The archipelago has many small and seven large islands: Palma, Hierro, Gomera, Tenerife; Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura, Lanzarote.
With its mild climate, Tenerife, the largest of the Canary Islands, is a holiday paradise. In Tenerife, located eight hours from Russia, spring reigns all year round. Tenerife will give you everything you want – whether it’s blissful idleness on a sunny beach, strolls through flower-filled valleys and romantic villages, or exploring the bizarre world of mountains. The most interesting places on the island include the Cañadas del Teide National Park, founded 40 years ago, located at the snow-capped peak of Teide, the highest mountain in Spain (3718 meters). The mountain is a volcano, extinct about a hundred years ago. By cable car operating daily from 9until 16:00, you can reach the very top. Caladera de las Cañadas is a gigantic crater resembling a mysterious lunar landscape. The layers of lava that emerge here are painted in various colors – from yellow to rusty red and black.
Lora Park on the island of Tenerife (the world’s largest diaspora of parrots, a giant aquarium), the Teide volcano on Tenerife (lunar landscape, many films from the Star Wars series were filmed here), the city of Teror on the island of Gran Canaria with a water park, and also Laura Park (it is called “Madrid in miniature”).
If you prefer greenery, go to the Orotava Valley with its terraced glades, banana and orange groves. The city of Orotava is very picturesque.
In the valley of Orotava there is an ancient city, a monument of national importance – Orotava, there is also a botanical garden, founded in 1788. In the north of the island is the most popular resort – Puerto de la Cruz. The south of the island is famous for its beaches. In February, the second carnival in the world (after Rio de Janeiro) is held, jousting tournaments are held in the stylized “medieval” castle of San Miguel.
Don’t forget to visit the village of Chinamada with dwelling “caves” carved into the rocks. Chinamada is located in the north in the mountains of Anaga, dotted with gorges. In Icod de los Vinos you will find the largest and oldest dragon tree (dracaena) in the Canary Islands. No less interesting will be Loro Park near Puerto de la Cruz, where there is a colony of parrots – the largest in the world. There are about 230 species of these birds here.
The most beautiful beach of the island is located north of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, the capital of Tenerife. Fine sand in Playa de las Teresitas, a bay protected by an artificial reef, was brought here from the Sahara.
The El Medano area is the most favorable place for windsurfing. The small sandy bays near Playa de las Americas are very picturesque. Excellent swimming opportunities are also available at the Lido de San Telmo under Puerto de la Cruz beach. created by the famous architect Cesar Manrique. Diving sports can be enjoyed in the Los Gigantes area.
The Mediterranean coast of Spain has long gained popularity among Russian tourists, Catalonia is one of the most picturesque provinces of the southeastern coast of Spain. On its coasts, the Costa del Maresme and the Costa Brava, there is first-class service and excellent hotels. Costa del Sol, Costa Dorada, Costa del Azaar, Costa Blanca, Balearic Islands (Majorca, Minorca, Ibiza), Canary Islands. On the Costa del Sol there is a water park. Near Barcelona in the resort of Pineza de Map – the international health center “Sports and the Sea”.
The Costa Brava and the popular resort of Lloret de Mar have large water parks.
In Costa Dorada (near Barcelona) – “Port Aventura” – Spanish Disneyland, an amazing adventure park for children and adults.

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90,000 Canary Islands
A islands called Canar, from the point of view of physical geography, there are many attractions: geological origin, climate, plant world. Located in an arc from the southwest to the northeast, stretching for more than 500 km, in clear weather, the archipelago is visible from the African mainland with the naked eye. Fuerteventura, the closest island to the mainland, is separated from Cape Yuba by a strait about 115 km wide. If you approach the Canary Islands from the ocean, you can see from afar, as a rule, the peak of Teide (3718 m) shrouded in clouds.

Once in the archipelago, the natural diversity of the islands, and often different areas of the same island, is striking: deserted Lanzarote and green Palma, palm oases among the dry sands of the coast and tropical forests on the slopes of the mountains of Gran Canaria. The southern side of this island is semi-desert, and on the northern side there are orange groves and thickets of date palms, vineyards and sugarcane plantations. The south and north of Tenerife also differ. A traveler who has gone to the peak of Teide from La Laguna, not far from Santa Cruz, will cross at least five belts of vegetation one after another.

According to natural and climatic characteristics, as well as the peculiarities of the geological structure of the island, it can be divided into three groups. Lanzarote and Fuerteventura belong to the east, Gran Canaria, Tenerife and Gomera to the central, and Palma and Hierro to the west. All islands are of volcanic origin. The rise of island blocks, accompanied by an outbreak of volcanism, occurred in the middle of the Miocene. In the Pliocene, these processes were repeated. From this it follows that the islands were formed in an era before the emergence of higher forms of life. The uplift continues to this day. The study of the distant geological past of the Canaries testifies to their unity with the African continent.

Basic country information.

Currency

euros

Visa

Citizens of the Russian Federation can receive a Schengen visa at the Spanish Embassy. In this case, you must enter the Schengen area through Spain. To apply for a visa, you must have a passport, a completed application form, an air ticket, 1 photo. The visa is issued within 10 working days. Validity of entry visa – from 30 to 90 days. Consular fee – 25 – 50 US dollars, depending on the type of visa. When traveling through the country, a transit visa is required.

Time

lags behind 2 hours

Climate

Canary Islands – Spanish Tropical Paradise. Spaniards living on the mainland associate them with fun, just like the thousands of foreign tourists who choose the resorts of the islands throughout the year.

Summer time

26.03-29.10

Voltage

Usually, the voltage in the network is 220 volts, but sometimes in small villages and villages it can be 125 or 110 volts.

Rules of Conduct

It is recommended to keep documents, money and other valuables, including passports and airline tickets, in the hotel safe. Do not leave your belongings on tour buses

Religion

The vast majority of believers are Catholics.

Sanitary Code

Practice good personal hygiene and normal precautions, and bring medicines you normally use.

Communication

You can call anywhere in the world from a hotel room, but calls made from a pay phone or call center will be much cheaper. To call abroad, you need to dial 07, after a long beep – the country code (Russia-7), city code (Moscow-095), phone number.

Capital

Tenerife

Souvenirs

Many goods, such as guilt and liquors, gifts and jewelry, folk crafts and so on are very much valued for their own. Quality and attractive prices

Customs Rules

Citizens of countries that are not included in the European Community (EU), which has reached 15 years, are allowed to import no more than 200 cigarettes or 50 cigars, up to 1, up to 1 liters of alcoholic beverages with a strength of over 22 degrees and up to 2 liters of wine. Dogs and cats are allowed to be imported if their owners can present up-to-date vaccination certificates.

Tip

In cafes and bars it is enough to leave 15-25 pesetas; in restaurants they give 5-10% of the cost of the order, about the same – in a taxi. Maid, hotel employee who helps you carry your luggage, porter – about 100 pesetas.

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Language

Official language – Spanish, also used: German, Italian and French. In the provinces, the local languages are Castilian, Galician and Bakish.

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Gran Canaria, Canary Islands
Gran Canaria is the third largest island of the Canary archipelago, washed by the Atlantic Ocean and located approximately 110 kilometers from the western coast of the African continent and 1500 kilometers to the south -west of the coast of the Iberian Peninsula. It is one of the most densely populated islands, home to more than half of all indigenous inhabitants of the Canary archipelago.

Lanzarote, Canary Islands
Lanzarote is a Spanish island, the easternmost autonomy of the Canary Islands in the Atlantic Ocean. It is located about 125 km from the African coast and 1,000 km from the Iberian Peninsula. In terms of area (845.9 sq. km), the island is the fourth in the archipelago. The first recorded name, Insula de Lanzarotus Marocelus, was given by Angelino Dulsert, from which the modern name of the island is derived. In the Aboriginal language, the name of the island is Titerro(y)gatra, which means “red mountains”.

Santa Cruz, Canary Islands
Santa Cruz de Tenerife (often referred to simply as Santa Cruz) is the capital (along with Las Palmas) and the second most populated city of the Canary Islands. The area where Santa Cruz is now located belonged to Menchenaito Guanche Anaga, it was the easternmost island. The city had several names throughout its existence: Anazo (the name of Guanche), Puerto de Santiago Santa Cruz de Tenerife and Santa Cruz de Tenerife (modern), which means “Holy Cross on the land of Tenerife”.

Tenerife [Tenerife], Canary Islands
Tenerife (Spanish: Tenerife) is a Spanish island from the Canary Islands archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean. The largest island in the archipelago, located between the island of Gran Canaria in the southeast and the small island of Gomera in the southwest. Tenerife is the largest and most populous island. Tenerife is the largest tourist center in the archipelago, and one of the first in Spain. Santa Cruz de Tenerife is the capital of the island. Tenerife is the ideal place for a varied and unusual holiday at any time of the year.

Fuerteventura, Canary Islands
Fuerteventura is an island of volcanic origin, part of the Canary archipelago, washed by the waters of the Atlantic Ocean. The island of Fuerteventura, located 100 km from the coast of Africa, is the second largest after Tenerife and has the longest beaches in the entire archipelago. It is also considered one of the oldest Canary Islands, dating back about 20 million years. The island of Fuerteventura has an elongated shape and covers an area of 1660 sq. km, stretching for 100 km in length and 31 km in width.

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Teide parque nacional: Turismo – Teide National Park

Опубликовано: May 10, 2021 в 11:12 am

Автор: alexxlab

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Parque Nacional del Teide. Ascenso, Fauna, Flora…

Es sin duda el lugar que más identifica a Tenerife. El Parque Nacional del Teide fue declarado Patrimonio Mundial de la Humanidad por la Unesco en 2007 con la categoría de Bien Natural. Es también Diploma Europeo por el Consejo de Europa y forma parte de los Lugares Red Natura 2000. Y razones para recibir tales reconocimientos no le faltan. Por un lado, es la más completa muestra de vegetación de piso supramediterráneo que existe. Por otro, constituye una de las manifestaciones más espectaculares de vulcanismo en todo el mundo, y por supuesto, la más destacada de Canarias.

El P.N. del Teide está situado en el centro de la isla, a una altitud media de 2.000 metros, y su cima representa el pico más alto de España, con 3.718 metros. Sus cifras de récord también incluyen que es el parque nacional más visitado de España y Europa, al recibir unos tres millones de turistas al año.

Desde el punto de vista geomorfológico estamos ante una maravilla de la naturaleza. La estructura de la caldera y el estratovolcán Teide-Pico-Viejo son únicos en el planeta. Aunque no queda ahí su valor. Los cientos de conos, coladas o cuevas con las que cuenta enriquecen su interés científico y paisajístico. A ello se añaden su riqueza de fauna y flora, con una gran cantidad de endemismos canarios y especies exclusivas del parque.

El parque se creó en 1954 en reconocimiento a su singularidad volcánica y biológica. Su extensión es de casi 19.000 hectáreas, lo que lo convierte en el mayor y más antiguo de entre todos los parques nacionales de las Islas Canarias. Cuenta con una Zona Periférica de Protección, y está rodeado del Parque Natural de la Corona Forestal, que con 46.612,9 hectáreas de extensión, es el espacio natural protegido de mayor extensión de toda la Comunidad Autónoma de Canarias.

¿Cómo llegar?

Guagua (autobús):

Desde el Puerto de la Cruz, línea 348.

Desde Costa Adeje, línea 342.

Coche:

Desde el norte por la carretera TF-21 La Orotava-Granadilla o por la carretera TF-24 La Laguna-El Portillo.

Desde el sur, por carretera TF-21.

Desde el oeste, a través de la carretera TF-38 Boca Tauce-Chío.

¿Qué ver?

Recorrer la zona, incluso en coche, es todo un espectáculo. El paisaje es sobrecogedor se mire por donde se mire. Para conocerlo con mayor profundidad,lo mejor es que subas por una carretera y bajes por otra. El mayor contraste se da entre las que llegan por el norte y las que lo hacen por el sur. Las Cañadas del Teide forman una gigantesca Caldera de unos 17 km de diámetro sobre la que se asienta el Pico del Teide, de 3.718 metros, que supone la mayor altura de España y el tercer volcán más alto del mundo. La nieve del pico junto a las coladas de lava que se derraman por sus laderas forman una combinación única que no te cansarás de admirar.

Si acudes en primavera no te puedes perder el maravilloso tajinaste rojo, que puede llegar a medir 3 metros de altura y que presenta miles de minúsculas flores de un rojo intenso. Otro tesoro único en el mundo es la violeta del Teide, emblema y orgullo del Parque, que sólo se encuentra por encima de los 2.500 m de altitud. Si consigues verla, siéntete muy, muy afortunado.

Si el paisaje y la vegetación son como de otro planeta, la fauna no se queda atrás. Fíjate bien en los animales más pequeños. Gran parte de los insectos que veas no lo encontrarás en ningún otro lugar. También te tropezarás con reptiles únicos, como el lagarto tizón, el perenquén o la lisa. Si eres un amante de los pájaros, aquí podrás avistar al cernícalo, al alcaudón real y a algunas especies endémicas como el pinzón azul. Aunque se trate de una especie introducida por el hombre, hay que destacar a un mamífero notable: el muflón de Córcega. Te retamos a que lo encuentres porque suele ser muy huidizo ante la presencia humana.

¿Qué hacer?

Una de la experiencias más excitantes que te aguardan en el Parque Nacional es la de subirte al teleférico. La estación base está a 2.356m de altitud y la estación superior a 3.555m. El tránsito entre estaciones dura unos 8 minutos y la sensación es electrizante. Una vez finalizado el recorrido disfrutarás de unas vistas extraordinarias desde el mirador.

Aunque hayas subido en el teleférico hasta la estación superior, aún no puedes decir que has estado en el punto más alto de España. Desde aquí parte un sendero para ascender al cráter a pie. Se tardan unos 40 minutos y la dificultad es alta pero podrás presumir ante tus amigos de que has llegado al techo del país a golpe de calcetín. Si tienes la suerte de encontrar un día despejado, podrás embelesarte con la vista de hasta 4 islas desde la cima de esta mole impresionante: Gran Canaria, La Palma, El Hierro y La Gomera, además de la propia isla de Tenerife que se mostrará a tus pies orgullosa de su belleza. Para disfrutar de esta inolvidable experiencia es necesario obtener un permiso especial que se solicita en la web www.reservasparquesnacionales.es. Es aconsejable reservar con uno o dos meses de antelación según la época del año. El permiso es gratuito y es sólo válido para la fecha seleccionada. Si por causas meteorológicas o de otra índole no se puede realizar la visita, el permiso caduca.

Si pasas la noche en el Refugio de Altavista, no necesitarás tramitar el permiso de acceso al Pico del Teide para ver el amanecer. Eso sí, deberás haber abandonado el sendero antes de las nueve de la mañana. Es decir, ¡madruga, sube y vuelve a bajar cuanto antes! Te aseguramos que merece la pena.

Mantener un contacto pleno con la naturaleza salvaje del Parque Nacional es posible gracias una Red de Senderos que te permitirá realizar rutas autoguiadas o con el acompañamiento de guías oficiales (todos los días del año excepto el 1 y 6 de enero y 25 de diciembre). Los itinerarios varían en longitud, tiempo de recorrido y grado de dificultad. En el caso de que optes por una ruta guiada, es necesario que la solicites en la oficina del Parque Nacional en horario de lunes a viernes (de 9 a 14 h.), en el teléfono 922 92 23 71, en el email [email protected] o en los Centros de Visitantes del Parque Nacional.

Desde la Oficina del Portillo parten las siguientes rutas guiadas:

Arenas Negras 2 h. – 2 h. 30 min.

La Fortaleza 3 h. 30 min.

Risco Verde 3 h.

Salidas a las 9:15 y 13:30 horas (salvo La Fortaleza, que sólo tiene salida a primera hora).

Desde el Centro de Visitantes de Cañada Blanca parten rutas guiadas hacia:

Roques de García 2 h. – 2 h. 30 min.

Degollada de Guajara 3 h 30 min.

Guajara 5-6 h.

Salidas a las 9:30 y 13:00 horas la primera (las otras dos solo a las 9:30 h).

Desde ambos puntos parte la ruta guiada de:

Siete Cañadas (un sentido) 4-5 h. (solo ida).

Salidas a las 9:15 horas o a las 9:30.

Si decides hacer una ruta por tu cuenta para ir a tu ritmo, escuchar el silencio y sentirte minúsculo ante la inmensidad que te rodea, la encontrarás perfectamente indicada y señalizada. En cualquier caso, en la oficina y centros de visitantes te podrán facilitar toda la información extra que necesites.

En pocos lugares del mundo se da la circunstancia de que un paisaje extraordinario acoge también instalaciones científicas de primerísimo orden. Las instalaciones del IAC (Instituto Astrofísico de Canarias) se encuentran entre las más importantes del planeta. Puedes visitarlas y conocer de cerca los secretos del Universo contactando con la empresa Volcano Life que ofrece visitas guiadas en español, inglés y alemán previa reserva a través del 637 365 429 ó del email [email protected] También puedes visitar la web volcanolife.com Si la visita al Parque ya te hizo sentir pequeño, adentrarte en los misterios del cosmos te revelará nuestra verdadera dimensión en el Cosmos.

Este Observatorio se instaló en Tenerife porque, junto a La Palma, Chile y Hawai, cuenta con el mejor cielo del mundo para observar las estrellas. Una ley autonómica, conocida con el poético nombre de Ley del Cielo, controla la contaminación lumínica y evita que el “progreso” le robe a los tinerfeños uno de esos maravillosos pequeños placeres que proporciona la naturaleza: la contemplación de la bóveda celeste. Además, la isla posee la certificación internacional de destino Starlight. Existen instituciones y empresas especializadas en el “turismo de las estrellas” que ofrecen información y rutas guiadas. En la sección “Observación de Estrellas” te mostramos información más detallada.

Como ya sabes, las maravillas del Parque no están sólo en el cielo sino también en el suelo. Situado junto al Centro de Visitantes del Portillo, encontrarás el Jardín Botánico, que ofrece la posibilidad de contemplar especies de plantas de alta montaña canaria difíciles de ver en su medio natural y muchas de ellas endémicas del Parque o de la isla.

Si quieres que tu contacto con el entorno sea aún más profundo, te recomendamos alojarte en el Refugio de Altavista. Situado a 3.270m de altitud, pernoctar en él supone toda una experiencia, aunque sólo está permitido hacerlo por una noche. Lo habitual es dormir aquí para acceder muy temprano al cráter sin necesidad de permiso y contemplar, desde la cima, un amanecer absolutamente inolvidable. Al llegar al refugio, los usuarios reciben la ropa de cama y pueden calentar alimentos líquidos en la cocina. Las tarifas oscilan entre los 10 y los 20 euros y la reserva solo se puede hacer por Internet telefericoteide.com/altavista.

Por último, en el Parque Nacional existen dos Centros de Visitantes abiertos todos los días (excepto el 25 de diciembre y 1 de enero). El Centro de Visitantes del Portillo muestra la historia geológica del Parque y las relaciones entre los seres vivos que lo habitan y su entorno. El Centro de Visitantes de Cañada Blanca muestra la interacción e influencia entre el hombre y las Cañadas y el Teide. El horario de atención de ambos es de 9:00h a 16:00h.

¿Qué llevar?

En alta montaña cualquier esfuerzo físico prolongado es agotador, por lo que deberás dosificar tus energías para no cansarte antes de tiempo. Lleva agua o bebida isotónica y alimentos energéticos como fruta o frutos secos Utiliza un calzado adecuado para el terreno suelto y pedregoso de montaña. En invierno, extrema las precauciones, especialmente si ha nevado; y en verano, no te olvides de que la radiación solar es muy fuerte y puede provocar graves quemaduras por lo que es muy recomendable usar protector solar y gorra. En todo caso, es aconsejable llevar ropa de abrigo y chubasquero en cualquier época del año porque la climatología puede llegar a ser muy cambiante. Por último, no te olvides de poner el teléfono móvil en tu mochila.

¿Qué no llevarse?

Piedras. Aunque resulte muy tentador coger algunas piedras volcánicas de extrañas formas, supone un grave atentado paisajístico y está totalmente prohibido. Recuerda que el mejor souvenir es el que te llevas en la retina y el corazón.

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Roques de García con el Teide al fondo

El Parque Nacional del Teide se localiza en el centro de la isla de Tenerife. Se trata del primer Parque Nacional declarado en Canarias, en el año 1954, y es el de mayor extensión de las Islas. Le da nombre un volcán, el Teide, la cima más alta de España, con 3.718 metros de altitud

El parque se sitúa sobre un antiguo y gigantesca caldera volcánica de 45 kilómetros de perímetro, una inmensa depresión conocida como las Cañadas del Teide. Su paisaje es un escaparate natural de los acontecimientos geológicos insulares. Por ello, entre otras características, la UNESCO lo ha distinguido como Patrimonio Mundial desde 2007.

Aquí se dan unas condiciones climáticas totalmente diferentes al resto del archipiélago canario. Es la única zona de alta montaña subtropical de Europa, lo que permite que exista una gran riqueza biológica adaptada al clima extremo, y que muchas de sus especies sean exclusivas del Parque. Destacan la flora y la fauna invertebrada, y entre los vertebrados, el lagarto tizón y numerosas aves.

El Teide ha atraído desde hace siglos a viajeros, naturalistas, y científicos. Hoy día es el más visitado de nuestros Parques Nacionales y cuenta con una red de 37 senderos con diferentes grados de dificultad que suman más de 155 kilómetros.

Aguilles d’ AmitgesCodeso de cumbre en flor y Teide al fondo

La baja humedad relativa del aire, y la escasez de precipitaciones, confieren al Teide una aridez propia de zonas de montaña, a pesar de su carácter insular. El paisaje de lavas y cenizas está sometido a duras condiciones climáticas, que permiten contemplar un escenario blanco por la nieve en invierno, de vivos colores en primavera, o de aspecto árido y seco en verano y otoño.

La mayor parte de la flora del Parque Nacional está adaptada a soportar el sol, el frío y el viento. Las escasas lluvias traen el fugaz colorido primaveral en roquedos, campos de lava, o en las planicies de las Cañadas. Numerosas especies son endémicas, como la Violeta del Teide, que sólo habita en pedregales a más de 2.500 metros de altitud. Los Tajinastes Azul y Rojo también son exclusivos de las cumbres, junto a la Margarita del Teide. Los grupos de flores amarillas de la Hierba Pajonera salpican el paisaje de lavas. Las flores más abundantes en las Cañadas son las de la Retama del Teide.

Las características volcánicas y climáticas del Teide limitan el asentamiento de la fauna. Las aves son uno de los grupos de vertebrados más importantes. El Parque Nacional cuenta con unas 5 especies y 36 subespecies, algunas de ellas, endémicas, como herrerillos y mosquiteros.

Crater del Teide con turistas al fondo

El cráter del Teide es un cono de 80 metros de diámetro que alcanza una altura de 3.718 metros, convirtiendo al volcán en la montaña más alta de España y de los archipiélagos atlánticos. La erupción más reciente de la Isla de Tenerife tuvo lugar en 1909 fuera del parque nacional. Aunque el volcán Teide ha mostrado actividad en diferentes ocasiones, en la actualidad parece encontrarse en estado de latencia, como anuncian las fumarolas que surgen del cráter. Son emanaciones gaseosas que pueden alcanzan los 100º C. En su composición predominan el vapor de agua y el dióxido de carbono, junto a ciertos compuestos azufrados, que al cristalizar, otorgan a las zonas de salida de gases un característico color amarillo-verdoso, donde queda depositado.

Fumarolas y azufre tapizan el cráter del Teide, y se observan muy de cerca si se asciende a la cumbre. Desde mediados del siglo XVI hasta principios del XX, en el pico del Teide se realizaban la extracción de azufre y de hielo, cuando nevaba.

El Teide es un colosal testigo pétreo y vivo de la historia de Tenerife y en tiempos se creyó que era la cima más alta del mundo. No siempre ha tenido el mismo aspecto. Hace dos mil años tenía menos altura, color más claro y terminaba en forma redondeada. Durante la Edad Media tuvo lugar una erupción que duró varias décadas y el Teide alcanzó su altitud actual. Los últimos episodios eruptivos importantes ocurrieron a finales del siglo XVIII, en la cara oeste.

Gran bomba volcánica

El Teide y Las Cañadas tenían un significado espiritual para los guanches, los antiguos pobladores de la isla. Esta zona era fundamental para su supervivencia, especialmente en verano. Ganados y pastores procedentes de toda la isla, se concentraban en los pastos de alta montaña. También explotaban para la industria lítica, la obsidiana, una piedra que sólo hallaban en estas alturas.

Los restos de cabañas guanches de Las Cañadas nos hablan de éste pasado ganadero. Aquí se encuentra el mejor registro de la historia de los primeros pobladores en Tenerife, debido a la gran riqueza en yacimientos arqueológicos.

Los guanches llamaban al Teide Echeyde, y lo veneraban como montaña sagrada. Para ellos, el volcán era el camino de la deidad nativa de Guayota, hacia el centro de la tierra. En 1798 se produjo la última gran erupción dentro de los límites del actual Parque Nacional, y se formaron las hoy conocidas como Narices del Teide, una erupción en las laderas de Pico Viejo por la que durante tres meses emanaron millones de metros cúbicos de lava.

Tenerife fue conquistada por el Reino de Castilla en 1496, tras numerosas batallas con los menceyes guanches, y fue la última isla canaria en ser anexionada. Desde el siglo XVI, notables naturalistas y científicos acudieron al Teide a estudiar sus riquezas. Entre ellos, destaca Alexander von Humboldt, uno de los primeros en estudiar la flora del Parque.

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Guía para visitar el Parque Nacional del Teide por libre

A partir de aquí comienza una guía completa para visitar el Parque Nacional del Teide por libre, así que toma asiento, ten a mano lápiz y papel y apunta cómo visitar el Teide a tu aire.

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Por qué visitar el Parque Nacional del Teide

Creemos que no es necesario responder a esta pregunta pero no obstante si hay algún despistado en la sala diremos que cualquier visita a Tenerife no estaría completa sin conocer el Teide 🙂

Roques de García, uno de los lugares más visitados del Parque Nacional del Teide

El monte más elevado de las Islas Canarias lo es también de España.

De hecho sus 3.718 metros de altura dan buena cuenta de ello y se encargan además de dominar todo el paisaje del Parque Nacional del Teide.

El Teide

Un parque que ocupa nada más y nada menos que una extensión de 189 km², si nos fijamos en la envergadura del propio volcán y la enorme caldera sobre la que se asienta, de 17 kms de diámetro.

Datos que nos ayudan además a entender por qué el Parque Nacional del Teide es Patrimonio de la Humanidad desde el año 2007 y por qué cualquier ruta por la isla de Tenerife debería incluir esta maravilla en su haber.

Recorriendo el Parque Nacional del Teide

Cómo subir al Teide

Para subir al Teide o mejor dicho para escalar su pico es necesario obtener una serie de permisos especiales que en muchos casos requieren un largo tiempo de espera y que si se desea pueden solicitarse en este link.

Sin embargo aquí no vamos a contarte todo el proceso que hay detrás de escalar la cumbre de España. Sino que trataremos de explicarte cuáles son las opciones disponibles para llegar a lo que se conoce como base del Teide, situada a 2.356 metros de altura, y también a la parte superior de la misma.

Bienvenid@ al Parque Nacional del Teide

Subir en coche al Parque Nacional del Teide

Una manera sencilla, económica y rápida de subir al Teide puede ser utilizando el coche. Con él tendremos libertad de horarios y movimientos lo que resultará perfecto a la hora de organizar la visita.

Desde Santa Cruz o La Laguna puedes tomar la carretera TF-24.

El trayecto hasta la base del Teide te llevará 1 hora más o menos. No son muchos los kilómetros que hay que recorrer pero la mayor parte de ellos transcurren entre curvas y desniveles lo que aumenta el tiempo al volante.

Desde La Orotava, el Puerto o Los Cristianos basta con tomar la TF-21. De nuevo una carretera sinuosa y nada aburrida. Tardarás 1 hora en alcanzar la base del teleférico.

Camino del Parque Nacional de Teide. Carretera TF-21

Utilizar el transporte público (autobús) para llegar al Teide

Pero puede que quieras subir al Teide y no dispongas de coche. O puede que simplemente prefieras llegar al parque en transporte público.

En este caso tienes que saber que existen únicamente dos alternativas en forma de autobús:

1.- Desde el Puerto de la Cruz parte todos los días el autobús 348, que tiene parada en La Orotava, el Centro de visitantes El Portillo, la Montaña Blanca (sendero desde el que se accede a pie al Teide), la base del teleférico y los Roques de García, donde se encuentra el famoso Parador de Cañadas del Teide.

Información autobús 348

2.-Desde el sur de la isla, Costa Adeje y Los Cristianos, se puede subir al Teide utilizando el autobús 342.

En este caso, el bus recorre los municipios de Los Cristianos, Arona, La Escalona y Vilaflor, hasta llegar al Parador de Turismo, la base del teleférico y finalmente el Centro de visitantes de El Portillo.

Información autobús 342

Al Teide en teleférico y rutas disponibles

Hemos dicho antes que para subir al pico del Teide hacen falta permisos especiales. Con esta afirmación no mentimos pero te hemos contado una verdad a medias 😉

Por qué a medias? Pues porque existe la posibilidad de llegar a la parte más alta del volcán en teleférico sin necesidad de tener en tu poder esos permisos. De hecho estos documentos solo son necesarios si se realiza una de las 3 rutas de senderismo que se ofrecen.

Base del teleférico del Teide

Pero para ello primero hay que subir en el mencionado teleférico, previa compra de entradas, y llegar a la parte superior del mismo.

Una vez arriba desde la estación del teleférico tienes la opción de hacer 3 rutas de senderismo diferentes: la ruta del Mirador de la Fortaleza (ruta nº 11), la ruta del Mirador Pico Viejo (ruta nº 12) y la ruta Telésforo Bravo (nº 10).

La ruta del Mirador de la Fortaleza es una ruta muy sencilla, casi llana y orientada hacia el noroeste. Desde ella se tienen unas estupendas vistas del valle de La Orotava y el Monte de la Esperanza.

La ruta del Mirador del Pico Viejo tiene una longitud aproximada de 700 metros y está orientada al oeste por lo que permite ver el llamado Pico Viejo, el «hermano» pequeño del Teide.

El Teide y a su izquierda, el Pico Viejo

En cuanto a la ruta Telésforo Bravo hay que decir que es la más emocionante de las tres ya que es la única que lleva directamente al pico del Teide. Sin embargo, para realizarla hay que tener los permisos especiales de los que te hablamos antes.

Si quieres subir al pico del Teide en teleférico puedes anticiparte y comprar tus entradas en la web de Volcano Teide. El proceso es sencillo y rápido.

Por otro lado, si estás interesad@ en hacer la ruta Telésforo Bravo debes saber que puedes solicitar tu permiso en la página oficial de Parques Nacionales.

Cartel que nos indica dónde se encuentra la base del teleférico

Qué ver en el Parque Nacional del Teide

Después de contarte cómo llegar al Parque Nacional del Teide hablamos ahora de todo lo que ofrece y de las visitas que puedes hacer dentro de él.

Los principales puntos de interés del parque son los siguientes:

Centro de visitantes de El Portillo

Si accedes al Parque Nacional del Teide desde el Puerto de la Cruz o La Orotava seguramente El Portillo será tu primera toma de contacto con el Teide.

Entrada al Centro de visitantes de El Portillo

Situado en la transitada carretera TF-21 el Centro de visitantes de El Portillo es además el lugar ideal para conocer los orígenes del Teide, su historia y su evolución.

Y es que en el interior de este edificio hay un pequeño museo donde, a través de paneles informativos y maquetas, se explican los aspectos geológicos del parque.

Panel explicativo del museo

El museo cuenta además con una amplia sala donde se proyecta un video que ayuda a comprender cómo se llevó a cabo la formación de la caldera del Teide.

Audiovisual del Centro de visitantes El Portillo

Además de la visita cultural que ofrece El Portillo, el centro de visitantes es perfecto para recopilar información, mapas, rutas y folletos que seguro te ayudarán en tu visita al Parque Nacional del Teide.

Así que no olvides pasar por aquí antes de tu recorrido por el parque.

El Centro de visitantes de El Portillo abre todos los días de 9 a 16:15 h.

Cerrado el 25 de diciembre y los días 1 y 6 de enero.

Mirador Minas de San José norte

Desde el Centro de visitantes de El Portillo resulta muy sencillo llegar al mirador de Minas de San José norte.

Mirador de minas de San José

Como si estuviéramos en Marte o la Luna, las minas de San José ofrecen al visitante una panorámica totalmente marciana. Un paisaje curioso y al mismo tiempo, infinitamente atractivo.

Minas de San José, paisajes de otro planeta

Base del teleférico

Seguimos contándote qué ver en el Parque Nacional del Teide.

Para ello dejamos las Minas de San José, nos incorporamos a la carretera TF-21 y recorremos los 5 kilómetros que separan este mirador de la base del teleférico que lleva a la cima.

Carretera TF-21

Desde este punto tenemos dos opciones.

Subir a la estación superior del teleférico, contemplar las vistas desde allá arriba e iniciar cualquiera de las rutas de senderismo conocidas con los números 10, 11 y 12.

Teleférico del Teide

O bien quedarnos «en tierra» y disfrutar del popular Mirador del Tabonal negro.

Situado en la carretera TF-21 y justo al lado del llamado sendero Montaña blanca, el punto de partida tradicional para escalar el Teide a pie, este mirador es uno de los lugares más visitados del parque.

La razón es que desde el mismo se puede observar un enorme mar de lava repleto de rocas obsidianas (origen volcánico).

Sin duda, una panorámica difícil de olvidar.

Mirador del Tabonal negro y su mar de lava

Roques de García

Los Roques de García, junto con el pico del Teide, constituyen la imagen más conocida y popular del Parque Nacional del Teide.

Panel explicativo de la formación de los Roques de García

Y no es de extrañar puesto que estas curiosas formaciones rocosas son el resultado de un complejo proceso geológico. Proceso que ha quedado materializado en retorcidos pináculos de lava, como es el caso del famoso Roque Cinchado.

Roque Cinchado y al fondo el Teide

O flujos verticales de magma solidificada cuya mayor representación es La Catedral.

Explicación de la formación de La Catedral

La Catedral

Los Roques de García son uno de los puntos más visitados de todo el Parque Nacional del Teide, y la verdad es que no es para menos.

Su belleza y originalidad no pasan desapercibidas.

Acceso a la parte superior de los Roques de García

Info para visitar los Roques de García

1.- Los Roques de García se encuentran situados justo en frente del Parador de Turismo del Teide.

2.- Si llegas a este lugar en coche puedes dejarlo en el pequeño aparcamiento gratuito habilitado a tal efecto.

3.- Desde el popular Roque Cinchado parten senderos sencillos que ofrecen vistas excelentes de todo el entorno de los Roques de García y el Teide.

4.- Para conseguir la «foto» más popular del Roque Cinchado y el Teide lo mejor es subir las escaleras de la parte izquierda y situarse junto a la barandilla metálica.

La foto perfecta de los Roques de García

Llano de Ucanca

Otro de los lugares que hay que visitar en el Parque Nacional del Teide es el mirador del Llano de Ucanca.

Camino del LLano de Ucanca, carretera TF-21

Una privilegiada ubicación, unida a unas espectaculares vistas convierten el Llano de Ucanca en punto de interés destacado dentro del parque del Teide.

Y es que desde este mirador se distinguen perfectamente el Pico Viejo, la cumbre del Teide y los Roques de García.

Pico Viejo y Teide desde el Llano de Ucanca

Teide y en primer término los Roques de García desde el Llano de Ucanca

Así como los llamados Azulejos, que no son otra cosa que alteraciones hidrotermales de la roca volcánica caracterizadas por un color azul verdoso.

Los Azulejos desde el mirador del LLano de Ucanca

En tu visita al Parque Nacional del Teide no puedes dejar de acercarte al LLano de Ucanca, sus increíbles vistas no te dejarán indiferente.

Detalle de Los Azulejos

Narices del Teide

Y terminamos nuestras recomendaciones sobre qué visitar en el Parque Nacional del Teide en el mirador de las Narices del Teide.

Este curioso nombre hace referencia a las dos fisuras que presenta el Pico Viejo en su ladera suroeste. Ambas aberturas fueron consecuencia directa de la terrible erupción de dicho volcán, acontecida el 9 de junio de 1798.

Narices del Teide

Por sendos agujeros el volcán Pico Viejo estuvo lanzando gases, fragmentos de magma y torrentes de lava durante 3 meses, de tal manera que en la actualidad toda la ladera afectada por la erupción es totalmente infértil.

Fragmentos de lava solidificada junto al mirador de las Narices del Teide

La mayor parte de los visitantes del Parque Nacional del Teide centran sus esfuerzos en subir a la cumbre del Teide. Sin embargo, según cuentan la ascensión al Pico Viejo es mucho más gratificante e impresionante que la del techo de España.

Además para escalar el Pico Viejo no es necesario solicitar ningún permiso especial y la afluencia de gente es mucho menor.

Precios y horarios para visitar el Parque Nacional del Teide

Precios

El acceso al Parque Nacional del Teide es gratuito.

En caso de subir a la cima del Teide en teleférico los precios son los siguientes:

Ida y vuelta: 37 € (nov. 2020)

Ida y vuelta con audioguía: 39,50 €

Precio por trayecto, es decir, solo ida o solo vuelta: 21 €

Para más información de precios y opciones se puede consultar la web de volcano Teide.

Para subir a la cima del Teide a pie hay que solicitar un permiso especial en la web de Parques Nacionales. Este permiso es gratuito y solo se conceden 200 pases al día.

Horario

En el Parque Nacional del Teide hay dos centros de visitantes. Ambos abren diariamente de 9 a 16 h, excepto el 25 de diciembre y el 1 de enero, que permanecen cerrados.

El teleférico funciona diariamente de 9 a 15 h, siendo la última subida a las 14 h y la última bajada a las 14:50 h.

La ascensión a pie del Teide se divide en los siguientes grupos de horarios: de 9 a 11 h, de 11 a 13 h, de 13 a 15 h y de 15 a 17 h.

Dónde dormir para visitar el Parque Nacional del Teide

Terminamos nuestra guía para visitar el Parque Nacional del Teide por libre con una recomendación sobre alojamiento.

Si en tu ruta por la isla de Tenerife tienes dudas o problemas para buscar alojamiento cercano al Teide te diremos que una buena opción es el pequeño pueblo de Tamaimo.

Situado a tan solo 39 kilómetros del Parador de Turismo Cañadas del Teide, Tamaimo cuenta con algunos hostales que permiten descansar tras un ajetreado día en el Teide.

Carretera TF-38 que comunica el Parque Nacional del Teide con Tamaimo

Uno de esos alojamientos es Casa Regina. Una preciosa y tranquila casa de huéspedes en la que tuvimos la oportunidad de descansar dos días completos y que recomendamos totalmente.

El trato fue exquisito y nuestra estancia muy agradable.

Hall de Casa Regina

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Parque Nacional del Teide

Un paisaje único desde el pico más alto de España.

El Parque Nacional del Teide es una maravilla de la naturaleza situada en el centro de la isla de Tenerife, en el archipiélago de las Islas Canarias. La UNESCO reconoció este espacio como Patrimonio Mundial de la Humanidad en 2007 a cuenta de dos razones principales: por un lado, cuenta con la muestra más completa conocida hasta la fecha de vegetación de piso supramediterráneo y por otro, su evidente y espectacular manifestación volcánica. Además, su cima representa el pico más alto de España, con 3.178 m.s.n.m. Como peculiaridad, los datos de visitas anuales que registra este Parque son los más altos de todos los parques nacionales europeos.

Desde LIBERA ponemos a disposición de los trabajadores responsables de los Espacios Naturales formación e información sobre el proyecto y los problemas derivados del abandono de basuraleza. Evaluamos las necesidades de colocar información y señalización en los espacios naturales de cada región para evitar el abandono de residuos en esas zonas. Entre otros, facilitamos señalética exterior, pósters explicativos sobre el problema de la basuraleza y otros materiales identificativos con el objetivo de sensibilizar al público.

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Información de interés

Centros de visitantes y puntos de información

Existen varias opciones para hacer visitas por los diferentes senderos de este Parque Nacional. La Oficina del Portillo gestiona rutas guiadas como: Arenas Negras, La Fortaleza, Roque del Peral y Risco Verde. Por otro lado, desde el Centro de Visitantes de Cañada Blanca, también encontrarás rutas guiadas de diferente duración y dificultad hacia Guajara, Roques de García y Degollada de Guajara. Así mismo, hay una opción de ruta que une los dos centros de visitantes: Siete Cañadas. También existe la opción de hacer rutas por tu cuenta ya que los senderos cuentan con señalización.

Miradores

El Parque Nacional del Teide cuenta con infinidad de galerías que permiten disfrutar de panorámicas espectaculares durante el día desde una altura privilegiada. Pero la verdadera diferencia en cuanto a vistas se refiere lo marcan las instalaciones del IAC (Instituto Astrofísico de Canarias). Este mirador se instaló en Tenerife con un objetivo principal: observar las estrellas. Desde este enclave se perciben los anillos de Saturno, se ven con claridad los cráteres de la Luna o incluso se aprecian nebulosas.

Climatología

Antes de emprender una visita al Parque, todo excursionista debe tener en cuenta que la climatología tiende a ser extrema. Dependiendo de la época del año puede haber riesgo de sofocos, fuertes vientos y una de las más comunes y tediosas: densos bancos de niebla. Además, debido a la altura, en un mismo día se pueden experimentar bruscos cambios de temperatura. Por eso se aconseja tomar las precauciones pertinentes: crema solar, llevar abrigo o incluso un tentempié por si flaquean las fuerzas durante la ruta.

Otros puntos de interés

Las Cañadas es la zona que acota de forma natural la extensión del parque. Es precisamente en estos límites donde se desarrolla la única actividad permitida relacionada con la producción: la apicultura. Por otro lado, al pie de Los Roques de García, se encuentra el Llano de Ucanca. Esta zona rocosa crea la ilusión al turista de estar viendo un anfiteatro, debido a la erosión de los materiales que han ido siendo arrastrados por causas naturales.

LAS AVES EN EL PARQUE

En el Teide pueden encontrarse más de veinte especies de aves, algunas de ellas autóctonas de fácil observación y otras que conllevan mucha más dificultad. Una de las más frecuentes es el cernícalo vulgar, una pequeña rapaz que abunda en las Islas Canarias que se alimenta principalmente de reptiles e insectos. El ejemplo contrario sería el halcón tagarote, pues es mucho más escaso. Su dieta se compone únicamente de otras aves, siendo la paloma bravía una de sus presas principales. El alcaudón real es otro de los ejemplares de la zona que se caracteriza por cazar otros alados engarzándolos en matorrales espinosos a modo de despensa. Por último, el ave más emblemática del parque es el pinzón azul, que vive habitualmente en zonas de arboleda frondosa, pero también se puede avistar también en lugares abiertos donde haya abrevaderos.

Pinzón azúl

Halcón tagarote

Alcaudón real

LA FAUNA EN EL PARQUE

Debido a las condiciones ambientales del parque, los animales que podemos encontrar en toda la extensión son estacionales, especialmente en el caso de los insectos. Los reptiles son los vertebrados más comunes que podremos encontrar: el lagarto tizón es la especie endémica más sencilla de divisar durante la primavera y el verano. Por otro lado, los mamíferos conforman el grupo más reducido en este enclave, destacando los murciélagos que pueden apreciarse en visitas nocturnas al parque. Entre estos, destacan el murciélago rabudo y los endémicos murciélago de Madeira y orejudo canario. Complementan la fauna del parque especies que han sido introducidas para asegurar la continuidad y mantenimiento de la flora, como el conejo y el muflón.

LA FLORA

Las condiciones climatológicas extremas que caracterizan al Parque impiden que la flora común pueda perdurar. Precisamente por esa razón, no resulta extraño que de las 168 especies de plantas registradas, 33 sean endémicas de Tenerife y 12 lo sean del propio Parque. Las formaciones vegetales que predominan es el retamar-codesar, representado especialmente por la retama del Teide y el codeso de cumbre. En las faldas del volcán, tienden a mezclarse con pinares. Una de las plantas más singulares es la margarita del Teide, que llega a crecer incluso a una elevación de 3.500 metros. Otras plantas características son el alhelí del Teide, cuyo brote es de color malva, la tonática que crece en entornos rocosos y la violeta del Teide, que únicamente se encuentra entre los 2. 400 y los 3.600 m.s.n.m.

LIBERA en el Parque

Desde Proyecto LIBERA ofrecemos distintos recursos a Parques Nacionales y Naturales con el objetivo de sensibilizar sobre el problema que supone el abandono de basura en la naturaleza y la prevención del mismo, como es el caso de este parque.

Entre otras medidas, formamos a los empleados de centros de interpretación ambiental y les proporcionamos diferentes materiales con los que ayudar a concienciar al público. También aportamos información sobre el proyecto a los trabajadores de Espacios Naturales y colocamos señalización en los parques de cada región.

Parque Nacional del Teide – National Park in La Orotava

“Admire the beautiful sight above the clouds!”(4 Tips)

“entire day driving & walking to explore the Teide National Park. “(3 Tips)

“Beautiful view on the volcano”(12 Tips)

“…25€ teleferico!”(2 Tips)

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The white, fluffy blanket in the background are made of clouds. Below this point the weather have been super cold & rainy, while in this height we were enjoying the warm sun & gorgeous view.

Wow wow wow! See as much as you can and I propose walking down instead of the bus. There is an awesome trail starting from the back of Las Lajas recreational area. Be read for some trekking though.

On the road, there are spots with information boards to read through. It’s definitely worth it! Knowing more about how this place have been created by nature, what are the different plants here & more

Going to the very top is really a must! Make sure you get a special permission in advance via internet. When there are no clouds you can see all Canary Islands from the top! Also dress warm 🙂

There are also walking pathways to go on for nice walks, discovering the parks lovely areas. Great for enthusiastic photographers & explorers

It was so fun driving on a single road with no other cars coming opposite or behind us. Great feeling to be alone surrounded by this amazing scenery

Great view-lift cost 26euro now for round way.however if you have time you can climb up/down and one way takes 4hs(says the board on teide) so you can climb up and go down by lift(one way 13euro).

Better skip the visit to the top. 26€ for the cable car and probably a long wait, but not much to see up there. Check out the national park from the many free view points close to the roads.

My partner & I rented a car and spent an entire day driving & walking to explore the Teide National Park. It’s truly wonderful!

Mount Teide, the volcano at the center of Teide National Park, stands 3,718 meters above sea level, making it Spain’s highest point.

Amazing view. However, the cable car cue could be better arranged, we waited for more than 2 hours. And take your belongings with you, NOT LEAVE IN THE CAR! There are thieves!

Amazing sightseeing, really impressive and make you feel how small we are in this world and understandable that just one moment enough to be wiped from the Earths face out;) Protect the Earth!!!

View above the sea of clouds, under the volcano. Breathtaking scenery, clear, cool and dry atmosphere, magnificent experience.

Amazing place! National park around the volcano of tenerife! So beautiful, but from october-march it’s very cold because of the height

Hiking through colorful moon landscapes. Be early, as it starts to get very busy around noon.

Very interesting landscape. Unfortunately we couldn’t go all the way to the top because of the weather (too windy), but that means I have to come back another time 🙂

It’s cold up there and it took 3 hours and 45 minutes in line to enter the cable car…but the view was good!

When you climb in winter, be sure to take very warm clothes, spikes and sticks!

If you don’t manage to get a pass to the top there are plenty of tour guides who will get you access.

Spain’s highest mountain is not in mainland Spain. Also, it’s so freaking dark up here that you can see a gazillion stars!

Stunning views. This was one of the highlights of our week on Tenerife.

Take the warning signs serious and don’t leave your valuables in the car. They break open your car at the parking lots.

Teleferico del teide closes early (1650) so get there early if u wanna use this coming down

My excitement & happiness shown in this photo, for being in the Teide National Park 💙

Allow at least two days for visiting this park. And do some hiking here.

Stunning views, well managed

There is a cocktail party after excursion. Corn soup is a must

This place comes highly recomended, and the scenary is amazing.

Very beautiful parc. This is a mustsee!!

Try remarkable “Trail. 10”, but be very carefully.

Must see & must feel!

Always take a bottle of water with you, specially in summer

Don’t fall down! One of the best experiences ever! X

The most amazing place ever!!!

Verry nice views on every corner of the road

Hiking, sights, nature – wow!

It’s a great pleasure to drive here;))). ..

Beautiful view on the volcano

Admire the beautiful sight above the clouds!

Breathtaking place!

Beeindruckende Landschaft

Amazing View

Check out the free wifi in the cabine stations

Don’t forget a good wear! It’s really cold there.

Go to Teide starting from La Esperanza. This route is much better.

Teide volcano fine here 🙂

Sun is shining.

…25€ teleferico!

Great views….

Long Q 🙂

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Parque Nacional Las Cañadas del Teide

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Red de senderos del Teide

Senderismo por la alta montaña de las Islas Canarias

Para disfrutar a fondo del Parque Nacional del Teide no hay nada como ponerse calzado resistente, equiparse para un día en alta montaña y salir a caminar por su extensa y bien mantenida red de senderos. De las cuatro rutas principales, sobresalen el ascenso desde montaña Blanca al punto más alto de la isla de Tenerife, el pico Teide, de cinco horas y media de duración y dificultad alta; y Siete Cañadas, de gran longitud pero dificultad baja.

La lista se completa con dos rutas circulares: la de los roques de García, de dificultad media y accesible desde la zona del Parador de Turismo, y la de Arenas Negras, de dificultad baja, que comienza junto al centro de visitantes de El Portillo. Estas cuatro rutas se complementan con otros recorridos adicionales sobre los que se puede leer en una guía ‘online’ y en las publicaciones oficiales del parque.

Senderismo por la alta montaña de las Islas Canarias

Para disfrutar a fondo del Parque Nacional del Teide no hay nada como ponerse calzado resistente, equiparse para un día en alta montaña y salir a caminar por su extensa y bien mantenida red de senderos. De las cuatro rutas principales, sobresalen el ascenso desde montaña Blanca al punto más alto de la isla de Tenerife, el pico Teide, de cinco horas y media de duración y dificultad alta; y Siete Cañadas, de gran longitud pero dificultad baja.

La lista se completa con dos rutas circulares: la de los roques de García, de dificultad media y accesible desde la zona del Parador de Turismo, y la de Arenas Negras, de dificultad baja, que comienza junto al centro de visitantes de El Portillo. Estas cuatro rutas se complementan con otros recorridos adicionales sobre los que se puede leer en una guía ‘online’ y en las publicaciones oficiales del parque.

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Observatorio Astrofísico del Teide

Visitar los grandes telescopios de Tenerife

Las cumbres de Tenerife tienen uno de los cielos de mayor calidad para la observación de astros del hemisferio norte. Por ello, cerca del Parque Nacional del Teide se encuentra uno de los conjuntos de telescopios más importantes del mundo: el Observatorio Astrofísico del Teide, con sus más de 10 telescopios solares y de cielo nocturno. El racimo de blancas cúpulas del observatorio es en sí una atracción de primer orden.

Está situado en la zona de Izaña, en la carretera TF-21, que viene de La Laguna, y lo gestiona el Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias. Se puede visitar en grupos de 15 o más personas, en horario diurno, entre los meses de abril y diciembre y tras solicitar autorización. Últimamente, la observación de estrellas se está convirtiendo en una actividad muy popular en el Teide, y cada vez más empresas privadas ofrecen servicios de excursiones nocturnas.

Visitar los grandes telescopios de Tenerife

Las cumbres de Tenerife tienen uno de los cielos de mayor calidad para la observación de astros del hemisferio norte. Por ello, cerca del Parque Nacional del Teide se encuentra uno de los conjuntos de telescopios más importantes del mundo: el Observatorio Astrofísico del Teide, con sus más de 10 telescopios solares y de cielo nocturno. El racimo de blancas cúpulas del observatorio es en sí una atracción de primer orden.

Está situado en la zona de Izaña, en la carretera TF-21, que viene de La Laguna, y lo gestiona el Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias. Se puede visitar en grupos de 15 o más personas, en horario diurno, entre los meses de abril y diciembre y tras solicitar autorización. Últimamente, la observación de estrellas se está convirtiendo en una actividad muy popular en el Teide, y cada vez más empresas privadas ofrecen servicios de excursiones nocturnas.

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Minas de San José

Una llanura multicolor junto al Teide

En las Minas de San José es fácil pensar que se está en otro planeta en vez de en el Parque Nacional del Teide. Las Minas son llanuras de gravilla dorada intercaladas con bloques de roca de colores ocres y formas retorcidas. Enfrente yacen larguísimas coladas volcánicas, y en la distancia, la enorme pared de Las Cañadas del Teide, dominada por el alto de Guajara, una montaña de singular belleza.

Esta amalgama de colores, texturas y elementos singulares convierte Las Minas en uno de los lugares del parque favoritos entre los aficionados a la fotografía y los directores de cine. Aquí se han rodado numerosas películas, algunas de ellas grandes producciones internacionales. Dos ejemplos notables son ‘Furia de Titanes’, de 2012, dirigida por Jonathan Liebesman; y ‘Hace un millón de años’, de 1966, dirigida por Don Chaffey.

Una llanura multicolor junto al Teide

En las Minas de San José es fácil pensar que se está en otro planeta en vez de en el Parque Nacional del Teide. Las Minas son llanuras de gravilla dorada intercaladas con bloques de roca de colores ocres y formas retorcidas. Enfrente yacen larguísimas coladas volcánicas, y en la distancia, la enorme pared de Las Cañadas del Teide, dominada por el alto de Guajara, una montaña de singular belleza.

Esta amalgama de colores, texturas y elementos singulares convierte Las Minas en uno de los lugares del parque favoritos entre los aficionados a la fotografía y los directores de cine. Aquí se han rodado numerosas películas, algunas de ellas grandes producciones internacionales. Dos ejemplos notables son ‘Furia de Titanes’, de 2012, dirigida por Jonathan Liebesman; y ‘Hace un millón de años’, de 1966, dirigida por Don Chaffey.

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Centro de visitantes de El Portillo

Conocer cómo se formaron la isla de Tenerife y el Teide

Una visita ideal al Parque Nacional del Teide comienza en el centro de visitantes de El Portillo. Este moderno complejo de entrada gratuita tiene área interpretativa, sala de proyecciones y jardín botánico, y en él se explica cómo se formaron la isla de Tenerife y el Teide. También presenta en detalle los valores geológicos, biológicos y paisajísticos que le valieron a este parque nacional el reconocimiento de Patrimonio Mundial de la Unesco en 2007.

El centro está situado cerca de los accesos al parque nacional por las poblaciones de La Orotava y La Laguna (carreteras TF-24 y TF-21, respectivamente), a unos 300 metros de una zona edificada llamada El Portillo, en la que se encuentran restaurantes, cafeterías y tiendas de ‘souvenirs’. Sus dependencias están alimentadas por energía solar, adaptadas a personas de movilidad reducida y elegantemente integradas en su ambiente.

Conocer cómo se formaron la isla de Tenerife y el Teide

Una visita ideal al Parque Nacional del Teide comienza en el centro de visitantes de El Portillo. Este moderno complejo de entrada gratuita tiene área interpretativa, sala de proyecciones y jardín botánico, y en él se explica cómo se formaron la isla de Tenerife y el Teide. También presenta en detalle los valores geológicos, biológicos y paisajísticos que le valieron a este parque nacional el reconocimiento de Patrimonio Mundial de la Unesco en 2007.

El centro está situado cerca de los accesos al parque nacional por las poblaciones de La Orotava y La Laguna (carreteras TF-24 y TF-21, respectivamente), a unos 300 metros de una zona edificada llamada El Portillo, en la que se encuentran restaurantes, cafeterías y tiendas de ‘souvenirs’. Sus dependencias están alimentadas por energía solar, adaptadas a personas de movilidad reducida y elegantemente integradas en su ambiente.

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Centro de visitantes de Cañada Blanca (Parador Nacional)

Visitar y pasar la noche en el parador a más altura de España

El centro de visitantes de Cañada Blanca y el Parador de Turismo del Teide se encuentran dentro de un atractivo complejo de planta cuadrada y acabado en colores ocres y oscura roca volcánica situado a 2.152 metros de altitud, junto a los emblemáticos roques de García y al pie de la cordillera sur del parque, las famosas Cañadas del Teide. La parada en este centro neurálgico del parque es obligada para cualquier tipo de visitante.

Los más curiosos tienen en el centro de visitantes de Cañada Blanca un espacio luminoso y moderno que resume de forma didáctica el amplísimo patrimonio del parque. Los que opten por pasar noche bajo uno de los cielos más claros del mundo tienen el Parador de Turismo de Las Cañadas del Teide, un hotel nacional de dos estrellas con restaurante abierto al público, piscina, sauna y gimnasio. Los que busquen descanso tienen una cafetería y una tienda de ‘souvenirs’.

Visitar y pasar la noche en el parador a más altura de España

El centro de visitantes de Cañada Blanca y el Parador de Turismo del Teide se encuentran dentro de un atractivo complejo de planta cuadrada y acabado en colores ocres y oscura roca volcánica situado a 2.152 metros de altitud, junto a los emblemáticos roques de García y al pie de la cordillera sur del parque, las famosas Cañadas del Teide. La parada en este centro neurálgico del parque es obligada para cualquier tipo de visitante.

Los más curiosos tienen en el centro de visitantes de Cañada Blanca un espacio luminoso y moderno que resume de forma didáctica el amplísimo patrimonio del parque. Los que opten por pasar noche bajo uno de los cielos más claros del mundo tienen el Parador de Turismo de Las Cañadas del Teide, un hotel nacional de dos estrellas con restaurante abierto al público, piscina, sauna y gimnasio. Los que busquen descanso tienen una cafetería y una tienda de ‘souvenirs’.

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1. Los Roques de Garcia

Geological Education

Academic Academ AlexeevIgor

Los Roques de Garcia is one of the most iconic places in the Teide National Park. To the rocks of Roques de Garcia, the most famous…

2. Teide CABLE CAR

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Author: alexeevigor

. .. a long -standing plan on the lifting of Teleferico Del Teyide on the volcano Teide to the mark “3555 m above the level of the sea”.

3. Arenas Negras

mountains • Geological formations

4. MiRador de Boca TaUCE

Observation decks and towers

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Mirador de Boca Tauce is the number one mirador of the Teide National Park… In the sense that it is the first mirador…

5. Zapatilla de la Reina

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watching dolphins and whales

Olya Kozich

Krakow, Poland0003

A very beautiful part of the park. This mountain is one of the visiting cards of the park. You can just walk around, but there is a numbered route for 2 hours. Near the mountain there is a hotel center for tourists.

Published September 18, 2022

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AlexanderMukhin

Esto-Sadok, Russia363 publications

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better viewed from the outside)

If we talk only about the booths, and part of the drop-off / boarding complex, then:
– the process is very well organized by the employees.
– if you are traveling in a group, you are asked to change your e-ticket for tickets at the box office.
– if you arrive around 3 o’clock, then there is no longer a queue
– when you enter, you are forced to take a picture very persistently against the background of the picture (!!!) of the volcano. Why??? Choose an angle and take a picture of a live volcano on the site!
– in the booth itself it is not very comfortable, like at rush hour in the subway or bus. People are being beaten to death.
– it is always better to look in the direction of the descent or on the sides, because in the direction of the ascent you see only the slope in front of your nose.
– at the highest point when landing inside the building Very cold!

In general, there are no comments on the work of the staff and on the systematization of the order on the site, the passage, the constancy of comments. There are toilets upstairs and downstairs. Upstairs there is a vending machine with coffee and a vending machine with chocolate and chips.

Published September 10, 2019

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Olya Kozich

Krakow, Poland It looks somehow unrealistic. We didn’t go all the way, but we walked a bit.
There is also a beautiful mountain – Samara.

Published September 18, 2022

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Igor Alexeev

Moscow, Russia that this is the first mirador if you enter the National Park from the south, from the village of Vilaflor… A short stop at the mirador provides a magnificent view of the Teide and Pico Viejo volcanoes, which you can admire endlessly…

Published December 5, 2019

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Igor Alexeev

Moscow, Russia From the Queen’s Slipper…

Mirador de Zapatilla de la Reina – Queen’s Slipper – located on the TF-21 highway, between the Mirador de Boca Tauce and Llano de Ucanca lookouts. From the Queen’s Slipper, you can look at Teide from a new angle, and look at the small rock formation that gave the name to the mirador, which, with a little imagination, can be compared to a shoe…

Published December 5, 2019

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Tata

Volgodonsk, Russia114 publications
We rented a car (which I advise you) for the entire vacation, so we managed to travel around the volcano up and down!
We did not know that tickets can and should be bought online on their website, so we came ourselves and bought them at the box office. On that day, we first stood in line for about an hour, then waiting for about the same, as a result, due to weather conditions, we did not get on the funicular and we were refunded the money for the ticket (another 40 minutes in line). But we did not despair and decided to come the next day by buying tickets online for 25€ per person. Having risen on the funicular to the foot of the mountain, then there are forks to the observation platforms and one path up, (near which there is a booth with a guard) to the very crater of the volcano 🏔️, which is still an hour away on foot! When we approached the guard and began to ask how we could get to the krator, he explained that this requires a special permit! You need to make a request on their website, preferably a few months in advance! + Naturally extra. permission fee. As a result, we visited the next observation deck and took a ride on the funicular!

Published June 5, 2019

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Nikolai,
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Jun 09 2022

Excellent

Good organization of the tour, good timing, we had enough time on all the locations. Gediminas is a very competent and nice guide, and, BTW, speaks very good English and Russian

Teide National Park, Volcano Teide & Masca: Guided Tour

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Erik,
Austria

Aug 8 2022

Good

Entertaining and interesting. The powerpoint presentation at the beginning was a bit too long, and i wished we could have spent some of the time in one more observatory to see the inside…

Entertaining and interesting. The powerpoint presentation at the beginning was a bit too long, and i wished we could have spent some of the time in one more observatory to see the inside life/tech. But the presenter was cool and overall it was a good time.

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Heiko,
Germany

Jul 14 2022

Good

Die Führung war angenehm und informativ. Am Liebsten würde ich aber nur 1 Stern geben. Das liegt aber nicht an der Führung sondern an Tiqets. Denn die Wegbeschreibung in der App führte uns sur…

Die Führung war angenehm und informativ. Am Liebsten würde ich aber nur 1 Stern geben. Das liegt aber nicht an der Führung sondern an Tiqets. Denn die Wegbeschreibung in der App führte uns zur Seilbahn und nicht zum Observatorium.

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Teide Volcano National Park: information

Teide National Park is the largest natural park in the Canary Islands and a landmark in Tenerife.

Teide National Park is home to the Teide stratovolcano, at 3,718 meters the highest peak in Spain, followed by the island’s second highest point, Pico Viejo (3,135 meters). The mountain landscape is a breathtaking sight in Tenerife. On clear nights, visitors can gaze at the stars in the national park.

This is not just the highest point in Spain, it is an active volcano, a living reserve and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Teide Volcano National Park

Cañadas del Teide, 38300, Santa Cruz de Tenerife

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Administrative position: Spain, Autonomous Region of the Canary Islands, province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Teide National Park

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Author: Andrey Kovalchuk

Description

Teide National Park (Spanish: Parque Nacional del Teide) is located in the central part of the island of Tenerife. It occupies an area of 18990 hectares, adjacent to the Teide volcano (3718 m), the highest point of the Canary Islands and all of Spain. In 2007, the park was included in the UNESCO World Natural Heritage List. Around 3 million tourists visit the park every year, making it the most visited national park in Europe and the second most visited in the world.

Most of the park is above 2000 m above sea level. The park is both a unique geological monument and an example of a well-preserved ecosystem of the volcanic highlands. In the center of the park there are two volcanic cones – Teide (Spanish Pico del Teide) and Pico Viejo (Spanish Pico Viejo, 3135 m). They are located in the center of the ancient caldera Las Cañadas (Spanish: Las Cañadas), formed as a result of a volcanic eruption that occurred about 160 – 220 thousand years ago. The caldera extends 16 km from west to east and 9km from north to south. In the southern part of the caldera, its walls rise almost vertically from 2100 to 2715 m a. s.l. The landscape of the park was formed as a result of thousands of years of active volcanic activity and subsequent erosion of rocks. Here you can see frozen lava flows, slag fields, and bizarre forms formed as a result of weathering.

Natural conditions in the park are typical for high mountains. The temperature at the soil surface ranges from -13°C in winter to +58°C in summer. The annual amount of precipitation is relatively low (about 325 mm), while they fall very unevenly, so that dry periods can last up to 10-11 months. To this should be added high insolation, and low humidity.
The flora of the national park includes 168 species of vascular plants, including 12 endemic to this territory. Among the most characteristic species that form the aspect in the highlands are the legume bushes Spartocytisus supranubius and Adenocarpus viscosus, the cruciferous Descurainia bourgeauana and Erysimum scoparium, the labial Nepeta teydea and, of course, the famous bruise Echium wildpretii, which is a symbol of the national park. Endemic and sub-endemic species include Silene nocteolens, Viola cheiranthifolia (which rises above all other vascular plants and can be found even at the very top of the Teide), Helianthemum juliae sunflower, Echium auberianum bruise, Sideritis eriocephala and Micromeria lachnophylla, Pterocephalus lasiospermus, as well as the Compositae Erigeron calderae, Argyranthemum tenerifae, Carlina xeranthemoides, Stemmacantha cynaroides, Tolpis webbii and Laphangium teydeum (= Gnaphalium teydeum). 9.09.2022).

Kovalchuk A. 2013—2014. Teide National Park [geographic point: photos of landscapes and habitats] // Plantarium. Plants and lichens of Russia and neighboring countries: open online galleries and plant identification guide. URL: https://www.plantarium.ru/lang/en/page/landscapes/point/2481.html (accessed on 19 Sep 2022).

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Teide National Park or Las Cañadas Park ( Spanish Parque Nacional del Teide and Las Cañadas del Teide), located on the island of Tenerife (Canary Islands, Spain), covers an area of 189.9 km². Received park status on January 22, 1954. It is considered the largest and oldest National Park in the Canary Islands and the third oldest destination in Spain. Included in the list of “12 Treasures of Spain”, and also in 2007 declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a nature reserve and one of the most visited parks in all of Europe. The object of close attention was the Teide volcano, which represents one inseparable park area, with its peak height of 3718 meters above sea level. You can take a fascinating excursion to the peak of the volcano by cable car on the funicular.

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Las Cañadas was formed by numerous volcanic eruptions, erosions, gravity slides or landslides, which over time were exposed to atmospheric phenomena, creating bizarre shapes and mountain structures, causing the curious admiration of travelers from all over the world arriving here. The variety of colors of rocks gives us an idea of the centuries-old chronicle of events. The different structure of rocks of volcanic origin, different in color of the solidified lava, from black tones to light brown, indicates the effect of oxidative atmospheric processes of the iron dissolved in them.

Las Cañadas Park has a deep history, from the time of settlement by the ancient inhabitants of the island – the “Guanches”. They brought legends and respect for the volcano to our days, presenting gifts to it and praying for its further peace, so as not to spew lava and giving them prosperity.

Scientific interest

The extraordinary similarity of the geological sites of the Teide National Park with the neighboring planet Mars, makes it possible for scientific work with robotic mechanisms. The Exomars program of the European Space Agency (ESA) and the Russian state corporation Roscosmos for Mars exploration, tested the Bridget spacecraft on the landscape of Las Cañadas, in order to send it to Mars in the future.

Rocks and minerals

Of the lava rocks, close attention is paid to the mineral – Olivine , which is found in erupted lava. Olivine is a yellow-green to greenish gemstone in color. After processing, the mineral is framed in precious metals such as silver or gold and sold in local souvenir shops. Mostly located in the north of the island or at the foot of the volcano, at the funicular station.

For little money you can buy olivine, which is not used in precious jewelry, but is used to make souvenir crafts, using it as a gift or as a keepsake for memories of a trip. In Tenerife, olivine is practically not mined because of the protected zone of the park, mainly brought from the island of Lanzarote.

Obsidian is a black glass igneous rock also present in the rocks of the Teide National Park. In the past, it was of great importance for the Guanches, they made piercing and cutting tools from it, including spearheads. Today, it is used similarly to olivine in various types of jewelry.

Attractions of the Teide National Park

Teide National Park has many interesting places and sights that will not leave you indifferent after visiting it.

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On your way to the Teide, you will definitely pass the Canarian pine forest, which you should definitely know about, its magnificent properties and great benefits that bring to the island.

Canarian pine is a coniferous endemic of the Canary Islands and a symbol of the island of La Palma. On the island of Tenerife, in the municipality of Vilaflor, grows the largest pine tree ( 28.165413, -16.636752, ), reaching 45.12 meters in height. The diameter of its trunk is 3 meters and 12 centimeters, and the longest branch of the tree is 9, 36 m. As a rule, ordinary pines have a height of 15-25 meters and a diameter of up to 1 meter. The length of the needles, on average, is from 20 and reaches up to 30 centimeters.

Mostly dense massifs of Canary pine are formed at an altitude of 700 to 1200 meters above sea level. Falling below or rising above these heights, its density decreases. This is due to the absence of cloud masses, since it condenses food for itself from clouds saturated with water vapor. Flowering season from March to May. Shortly thereafter, green-colored buds appear, which turn brown after a certain time. The found dry cone can serve as a good keepsake.

Canarian pine is very resistant to drought and fire, which attracts a lot of interest in this species. No, it burns well if it is a cut down and dried tree. But if it is alive and did not burn to the ground during a fire, then it is restored within a short time, as it happened after fires. One of them happened in 2012. It is very hardy to poor and dry types of soils, in a normal environment it sometimes grows almost on the vertical surface of stones. However, it cannot tolerate waterlogged and calcareous soil. Even though its habitat ranges from 700 to 2000 meters above sea level, it does not tolerate very low temperatures. Trees get most of their water from fog or clouds, the rest from condensation due to temperature differences during the day. How does she get water from the clouds? Seasonal trade winds passing under the influence of strong winds, together with cloud masses, pass through long and fluffy pine needles. Filtering through a needle-like dense mesh, condensate forms on them and, with their large accumulation, falls to the soil, moistening it, giving little nutrition to the roots. Only with the help of coniferous and deciduous trees, most of the fresh water is obtained on the island.

Caldera: If your path leads to the Teide volcano, then soon you will find yourself passing a forest of Canarian pine in a large crater, that is, a caldera (a caldera is a vast circus-shaped basin of volcanic origin). It was formed approximately 150,000 years ago, in view of the depression of the relief, the collapse of the walls of the crater, or as a result of its catastrophic eruption. The area of the caldera is 16 km from west to east and 9 km from south to north (see photo below).

Observation deck Teide nostrils ( esp. Narices del Teide) ( 28.238422, -16.698166, ) or “Chaorra” eruption ( esp. Chahorra). A good example of a fairly fresh ejection of lava that occurred from June 9 to September 15, 1798, on the sister volcano “Pico Viejo”.

At the time of the release, a strong detonation was heard in the nearby villages of Guia and Chio and Mount Chaorra, adjacent to Teide, was observed to emit flames and volcanic matter. These eruptions continued, accompanied by noise that sowed fear throughout the island. After some time, another crater opened up, slightly higher, thereby weakening the effect of the first, which released similar lava flows. Close to these two ejections, a third fissure opened, the explosions of which followed with greater intensity. In the end, the fourth crack made it possible to avoid whirlpools of smoke and red-hot stones…

Lookout “Royal Shoe” ( Spanish Zapatilla de la Reina) ( 28.210625, -16.656084, ) is a curious rock formation in the shape of a woman’s shoe. Such an interesting structure turned out due to erosion and climatic phenomena.

Ucanca Plain ( Spanish Llano de Ucanca) ( 28.211328, -16.635066, ) – the place gives attractive views from all sides of the review. Very rarely, just in this place a lake is formed on the plain, after the melting of ice or heavy snowfall. Also, rocks are clearly visible from here – “Roques de Garcia”, where they form a similarity with the Cathedral from basalt structures rising 144 meters high. It is here that beautiful photographs of the Teide volcano are obtained.

Los Azulejos ( Spanish Los Azulejos) ( 28.218746, -16.627918, ) are greenish mountain ranges composed of phonolites created by hydrothermal processes.

Roques de Garcia ( sp. Roques de García) ( 28.223170, -16.630686, ) – rock formations of a bizarre shape, consisting of three mountains “Roque Sinchado” sp. Roque Cinchado, La Catedral Spanish La Catedral and La Cascada Spanish La Cascada. Particularly prominent is the pillar-shaped “Sinchado” rock, which tends to have a “Wood of Stone” shape due to its color, sometimes referred to by people as “God’s Finger”. It is considered a symbol of the island and a natural monument, located in the very center of the island, at an altitude of 1700 meters. It has been attracting a large number of travelers since ancient times with its forms.

Cinchado ( 28.224711, -16.631805, ) was formed by successive layers of volcanic material from different periods. The image of “Sinchado” appeared on used banknotes in Spain, with a denomination of 1000 pesetas.

Moving inland from the road at Roques de Garcia, you will find yourself on a lookout that offers a wide view of the Ucanca plain, where the solidified lava lies, which in the past spilled over the entire valley.

Tabonal Negro ( esp. Tabonal Negro) ( 28.257705, -16.610720, ) – here you can take beautiful photos of the plant “Wildpret’s bruise” during its flowering, as well as contemplate the Chinoque valley ( esp. ) and frozen lava streams from Montaña Blanca, formerly known as “Tabonal Negro”.

Minas de San José ( Spanish Minas de San José) ( 28.265742, -16.588366, ) is a large area covered with pumice stone with extraordinary extraterrestrial landscapes in yellow tones. Formed after the ejection of lava structures known as – porous volcanic glass (pumice). Formed as a result of the release of gases during the rapid solidification of acidic and medium lavas, the color depends on the content and valency of iron.

During the release, the pumice stone was lifted by escaping gases into the upper atmosphere, where it was subsequently carried by strong winds over large areas of the Teide National Park, creating landscapes that on the lips of travelers sound like Martian or lunar.

The Exomars Program tested its robotic mechanisms in this very place, and in 2009 the Clash of the Titans films were filmed here, along with the second saga, Wrath of the Titans.

Isania ( Spanish Izaña) ( 28.297232, -16.511312, ) – cm.

Mount Limon ( Spanish Montaña Limón) ( 28.313627, -16.501170, ) is a beautiful place with beautiful views of the Teide Volcano in its northern part. Particularly beautiful views in winter, when ice or snow has melted on its southern part after the winter period, and on the northern part there are still large layers of white cold flooring. At this moment, you will see many colors and a variety of climates in one place, such as: sun, snow, clouds, greenery of the Canary pine and flowering plants. Below, if there are no thick clouds, you have a view of the La Orotava valley, formed from gravity descents (landslides) and of course the city of Puerto de La Cruz, where the tourism of the island was born.

Cake ( esp. La Tarta) ( 28.334330, -16.4

, ) — During the construction of the road, part of the rock was cut. Due to human interference, a depression was formed, which over time was blown by the winds, creating undulating bends of layered volcanic rocks in the form of a cake. This is such an unusual multi-colored bargaining of lavas, where each color is an epoch of eruptions, each time layered with different variations in the composition of rocks. This is a clear example of the chronology of the creation of the central part of the island of Tenerife, thus confirming that Teide is a true stratovolcano.

La Crucita ( Spanish La Crucita) ( 28.345189, -16.481689, ) – Natural natural terrace, with amazing views: on the crowns of pine trees, on the consequences of the eruption of the Arafo volcano in 1705, on the Guimar valley, and on a sunny clear day to the island of Gran Canaria. On hot sunny days, this place is distinctly filled with the smells of coniferous forest and its needles.

Chipeque ( Spanish Chipeque) ( 28.373947, -16.463932, ) is one of the best observation platforms from which you can see, depending on the weather: a dense (thick) veil of clouds frozen in one place, spreading huge green forests, an astronomical observatory with a stunning volcano Teide.

And below the vast expanses of the La Orotava valley creep, magical views are inherent only in this amazing place, along with the city of Puerto de La Cruz, sometimes hiding under the clouds. Also, in the distance, do not miss to contemplate on good clear days two dark hills, thereby drawing you one, a single island of La Palma, which is approximately 140 km away. Lizards are waiting on the stone borders here, looking into your eyes in the hope of eating something tasty and giving you a chance to photograph them as a keepsake.

Stone Rose ( 28.340675, -16.524391, ) or La Piedra de La Rosa ( Spanish La Piedra de la Rosa) is the result of a combination of processes that began during the solidification of lava structures, forming forms in the form of balls. Over time, due to the movement of layers, or due to erosion of rocks, radial cracking occurs and soon chipping off of small polyhedral parts, similar to flower petals, thereby forming mountain patterns, more prone to patterns of flowers, in this case roses.

Flora

The territory of the park is located at an altitude of 2000 meters in its plains and rises to the Teide volcano, with its height of 3718 meters. Because of this, during most of the time of the year, temperatures can reach very low levels, with frequent frosts from January to March. The other side of the Las Cañadas Gorge is under the influence of the trade winds, and therefore the climate is generally very dry, with a high solar radiation background recorded. In addition, precipitation here is below 500 mm per year and more often in the form of snow, this is complemented by strong gusty winds that increase moisture evaporation. These listed climatic conditions create problems with the abundance of water and the survival of the plant world.

Harsh climate associated with the environment of the Teide National Park, to which most plant species would not be able to adapt to the highlands of Tenerife. But here we will find endemic plants that have adapted to harsh conditions. One of them:

Adenocarpus Viscosus

Argyranthemum Teneriffa

Bencomia Exstipulata

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Echium Auberianum

Echium Wildpretii

Erysimum Scoparium

Laphangium Teydeum

Nepeta Teydea

Pterocephalus Lasiospermus

Rhamnus Integrifolia

Spartocytisus Supranubius

Stemmacantha Cynaroides

Viola Cheiranthifolia

Fauna

The fauna is mostly composed of invertebrates. According to recent studies, the fauna has more than one thousand species. In percentage terms, the endemics of the Canary Islands occupy 45% of the total species, 9.2% belong only to the island of Tenerife and 6.8% belong to the Las Cañadas park.

In the spring, when the plants are flowering, there is a large concentration of insects, especially when the “Wildpret’s bruise” (Echium Wildpretii) blooms, it is visited by the butterfly Cyclyrius webbianus and the honey bee Apis mellifera collecting pilza. From other insects, it is possible to add hemipteran beetles, aphids, bugs, daisy weevil, Pimelia ascendens, Escarabajo del teide, Hegeter lateralis, about 20 species of troglobionts were found in the caves, one of them is the spider Dysdera gollumi.

Of the vertebrate reptiles often found on rocks, the lizard Gallotia galloti (endemic), especially during the spring and summer months, Gallotia has an extensive distribution throughout the park and even manages to live in the crater of the Teide volcano. It is home to a more unnoticed species of lizard, mainly appearing at night – Tarentola delalandii. Another less noticeable, slippery and smooth lizard is rarely found between lava solidified rocks – Chalcides viridanus (endemic to the Canary Islands).

The bird fauna of the park consists of 20 species, of which the Kestrel ( Falco tinnunculus canariensis ), which nests high in the mountains, feeds mainly on lizards and insects. Shahin (Falco pelegrinoides) nests among predators of the falcon family, but is quite rare. It feeds exclusively on birds, one of its main prey being the rock dove (Columba livia). Shahin nests mainly in the rocks of the gorge.

Shrike (Lanius eridionalis koenigi) preys on insects, reptiles and even other birds, which it often finds in thorny bushes. Let’s complete the list with similar species: Phylloscopus canariensis, Sylvia conspicillata, Cyanistes teneriffae, Serinus canarius, Fringilla teydea and the remaining two endemic species that share habitat with the island of Madeira are the swallow (Apus unicolor) and the Canary pipit (Anthus berthelotii).

At night, bats can be seen flying under the stars, yes, they also occur here and in fairly large numbers. Five species of which are endemic to Tenerife, some of them share their population with the neighboring island of Madeira, this is the bat – Pipistrellus maderensis. The rest living in the park are fold-lipped (Tadarida_teniotis), lesser evening (Nyctalus leisleri), leather-like bat (Pipistrellus savii) and long-eared bat (Plecotus teneriffae).

Part of the fauna has been introduced and creates some problems for the conservation of the flora, these are the rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus) and the mouflon (Ovis musimon). They are subject to hunting control in the park, due to the protection of the environment. Rounding out the mammalian fauna are the house mouse (Mus musculus), the field rat (Rattus rattus) and the occasional Mauritanian hedgehog (Aetechinus algirus).

How to get to the National Park

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Only two bus lines no. 342 from the south and no. 348 from the north carry passengers to the National Park.

From the southern resorts: Playa de Las Americas, Costa Adeje and Los Cristianos by bus number 342. Departs once a day from the main bus station in Costa Adeje at 09:15 and from the bus station to Los Cristianos at 09:30. Leaves back at 15:40.

From Puerto de La Cruz at 0 110 160 Sea port in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Northern Airport for travelers,
Who arrives on ferry and not only 180
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904 FREE FREEMENTION OF THE COMPLEM time to get you up on the funicular.
Optional: visiting observation decks along the way.
The price is for one trip in both directions per group The price is for a stay of no more than 5 hours. Additional travel time is negotiated and paid separately. Individual tour (Russian-speaking driver): Order a transfer
Getting there by car is not difficult, especially if you have a navigator. There are only 4 roads to the park, one each from different parts of the island: from the north, south, east and west (see map). The tracks are flat, paved with markings, of course, you will have to turn the wheel, as the road goes through the mountains and winding, but it is difficult to call it a serpentine. Before the trip, be sure to check the amount of fuel in your tank, it is advisable to have at least half a tank, due to high consumption in the mountains and steep climbs, problems may arise on the road. Car rental

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Contact details of the National Park:

Director: D. Manuel DURBALONGA
C/ DOCTOR SIXTOA González Nterna González National Postcode 38300. El Mayorazgo. Villa de la Orotava. (La Orotava, Santa Cruz de Tenerife)
Phone: +(34)922-922-371
Fax: +(34) 922-326-497
E-mail: teide. [email protected]

Hotel Parador de Las Cañadas del Teide

Wayside Hotel Parador de Las Cañadas del Teide 2★★ ( Spanish Parador de las Cañadas del Teide) – located in the heart of the Teide National Park at an altitude of 2152 meters above sea level. This is a quiet mountain hotel where you can watch beautiful sunrise and sunset, illuminating the valley and rocks with its rays and creating magical shadows from the mountains and rocks. You will witness beautiful mountain landscapes, clear night starry sky and of course enjoy the fresh mountain air. For you, within walking distance is one of the main attractions of the island – the Roques de Garcia rocks, including the famous Cinchado rock.

If you like hiking, the variety of hiking trails throughout the day will give you a good idea of the Las Cañadas Gorge, especially as they are all signposted and lined with rocks. The nearby location of the hotel from the funicular, gives you the opportunity in the morning to climb the cable car without large clusters of queues to the volcano.

Hotel service:

Air conditioning

Elevator

Bar

Safe

Heating

Currency exchange

Conference hall

BIFTY

Convenience for disabled people

Fitness room

Location

9000 9000 Restaurant

Sauna

Hair dryer

Debit card acceptance

Phone in the room

TV

Shop

Fireplace in the lounge

Hotel rooms:

Available for disabled 1

Two-seater-20

Double (with a double bed) -2

Elite double rooms-3

DUBLE SUPERIOR (Double Bed )-1

Double superior Plus-7

Larger rooms (than standard)-2

Total capacity-73

Total rooms-37

Hotel address:

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Las Teadas del Caadas0499
Director: Miguel Castro Gutiérrez
How to get to the hotel:

Bus from the south of the island: No. 342

Bus with Puerto de la Cruis: No. 348
9000 9000 9000 9 rent a car

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Teide Astronomical Observatory

The Teide Observatory was built in 1959. The climatic conditions and geographical location of the island of Tenerife is an ideal place for astronomical observations, since the cloud layer is below the observatory, which does not give light pollution.

The first telescope was installed in 1964 and was initially closely associated with the University of San Cristobal de La Laguna. In 1975, in connection with the creation of the Canarian Institute of Astrophysics (abbreviated as “IAC”), the observatory comes under its control and in 1979, with the signing of many documents on cooperation with many countries, its internationalization takes place. In 1985, the official grand opening took place; in this and subsequent years, various telescopes from different countries are being installed, and only in 19In 1991, the IAC-80 telescope was installed, which was developed in Spain by the IAC Institute.

Is one of the largest observatories for studying the sun, and also has equipment for observing space objects.

Telescopes

Solar Telescopes

Torre al Vacío Solar Vacuum Telescope ( VTT ): makes it possible to study the characteristics of the Sun’s atmosphere. The main mirror has a diameter of 70 cm. It belongs to the Institute Kiepenheuer – Solar Energy Physics in Freiburg. Installed at 1989 year.

THEMIS Solar Telescope: Heliographic telescope for studying magnetism and solar instabilities. Installed in 1996, it is 90 cm in diameter and is used to measure the intensity and direction of the Sun’s magnetic field. Installed by Italy and France.

Solar telescope “Gregor”: 150 cm in diameter; used to study the magnetic field in the solar atmosphere. It is owned by a German consortium. Not yet functional.

Night telescopes

IAC-80 Telescope : Installed in 1991, designed and built entirely by IAC, 80 cm in diameter. Teide 1 (the first brown dwarf in the constellation Taurus) was discovered with it.

Carlos Sánchez Infrared Telescope (TCS) ( esp. Carlos Sánchez (TCS)): 155 cm in diameter and owned by IAC since 1982 (installed in 1972 by the UK). Created for observation in the infrared range.

Optical Telescope Mons : 50 cm in diameter, owned by the University of Mons (Belgium), photographic work and photometry of variable stars is carried out with it. Year of installation: 1972.

OGS Telescope: Optical Earth Station. Property of the European Space Agency (ESA). Used for satellite communication. Installed in 1998, diameter 1 m.

STARE Telescope: Stellar Astrophysics and Exoplanet Exploration. 10 cm in diameter.

Bradford Robotic Telescope: entered service in 2006.

Robotic telescopes ( STELLA I and STELLA II ): STELLA (abbreviation for stellar activity) is a set of two robotic telescopes 120 cm in diameter. STELLA is a project from the Astrophysical Institute Potsdam (AIP), in cooperation with the IAC from 2006.

SLOOH: property of slooh.com (USA), is part of a network of remote controlled telescopes. 2004.

Telescope photos

Observatory tour:

• Conducted in different languages on different days of the week: Spanish, English, German and French. The cost is from 10.50 euros per person. More details: VolcanoTeide website

• Every year during the summer months, there is an opportunity to visit the observatory free of charge, on an open day. Find information on the IAC Visitas website. 922-329-117 Any consultation: [email protected] Web site: IAC
. 16º 30´ 35″ West
Latitude: 28º 18´ 00″ North
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Teide National Park and Volcano in Tenerife: photo, description, how to get there

Teide volcano is the main attraction of Tenerife, which simply cannot be missed. It is believed that if you have not visited the volcano, you have not visited Tenerife. The volcano is so unique that it was included in the UNESCO list. And they don’t just bring sights there. Climbing the Teide is a unique opportunity to be above the clouds, and if you’re lucky with the weather, you can see not only Tenerife from a bird’s eye view, but also the neighboring island of Gomera. We decided not to miss this opportunity and one day we went to conquer the mountain peaks.

Where is the Teide volcano

The Teide volcano is located in the very island of Tenerife[/anchor]. If you look at it from the sea, you can see that the cone of the volcano occupies a decent part of it.

You will be surprised, but Mount Teide is the highest point in Spain and the third highest in the world. This is another reason to visit. After all, many people like to visit the most-most places. The height of the volcano is 3718 meters above sea level. Not surprisingly, from the top there is a stunning view of the surroundings. In clear weather, you can even see the neighboring island of Gomera.

Rules for getting to the Teide peak

You can get to the Teide vent , unless, of course, the funicular is closed due to bad weather. But the last 163m to the summit is available under special permit , which can be obtained in advance from reservasparquesnacionales.es and printed. This permission is free. You need to have a printout of the permit and the original passport or a photocopy of the page spread with the photo.

Attractions Tenerife volcano Teide

Teide volcano eruption

The history of the volcano began 170 thousand years ago. The summit of the Las Cañadas volcano collapsed under its own weight. As a result, a cavity with walls was formed, shaped like a huge crater. In scientific language, such a construction is called a caldera, which means a boiler. Later, a new peak formed inside the caldera – this is Teide known to us. It is considered to be two-storied because its design is created like a volcano within a volcano. The basin of the volcano is called “Caldera Las Cañadas”. Its area is one of the largest in the world, in some places it is about 16 km in diameter.

The Teide volcano is active, just now it is in dormant mode. The volcanic eruption has occurred repeatedly in the history of its development. The first documented eruption occurred in 1442. Christopher Columbus witnessed it. Since that time, statistics of eruptions have been kept. The last one took place over 100 years ago. Now his visit does not carry any danger. We need to take a moment to get to know the sleeping monster of Tenerife better. After all, who knows how long his dream will last.

Only one city in Tenerife was seriously affected by the volcano and only once. In 1706, the Teide eruption completely wiped out the once rich and prosperous city of Garachico from the island.

Legends about the Teide volcano say that the Guanches, who lived earlier in Tenerife, believed that an evil demon lives in the volcano, whose name is Guayota. The demon stole the sun and hid with it in the crater. Darkness set in, under the cover of which Guayota stole livestock from the locals and ruined crops. But the god Achaman, who created all living things, freed the sun, and locked the evil demon in a volcano. Since then, he has occasionally reminded people of his presence with lava and ash. Residents tried to bypass it and were a little afraid.

A bit of folklore about Teide from the Guanches

Guanches, natives of this area, called Teide “snowy mountain”. The Guaches believed that the volcano was the home of a demon who kidnapped and hid the Sun God in his dwelling. The Guanches turned to their main god Achaman to protect them and free the sun god. In a fierce battle, the sun god was released, and the demon was imprisoned in the bowels of a volcano. Here he is to this day.

There is another legend in which the Teide is a pillar that supports the heavens. If you come to Tenerife in August, when the period of meteor showers begins, then this legend becomes the most relevant – the stars become even closer.

Teide National Park

The most popular volcano received with the development of tourism on the island. Tourists gladly began to visit the volcano, admire and admire its size, nature and views. Of no less interest to tourists is the area around the volcano. Erupting lava froze in the most bizarre forms, creating a unique landscape. It is not surprising that the landscapes of Teide have repeatedly hit the lenses of television cameras and become part of the plot of famous films. For example, you can see the Teide landscape in the films One Million Years BC, Clash of the Titans, Wrath of the Titans. Star Wars fans, too, find familiar features from the movie stills in the volcano scenery. But alas, Star Wars was not filmed in Tenerife. There are several smaller volcanoes near Teide, but they have not received such fame and recognition.

Teide National Park (Parque Nacional del Tenerife) was created in 1954. Its area is 18900 hectares.

Since 2006 it has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

In spring, rare plants and flowers bloom here. Among rare plants, for example, Wildpret’s bruise. It grows only in this area. Miel de Tajinaste honey is made from its nectar. It will be a wonderful souvenir for family and friends. Also here there is a special kind of pine with large cones and long needles – Canarian pine. Our guide showed it to us on a sightseeing tour. The peculiarity of the Canarian pine is that its wood does not lend itself to combustion. The flora and fauna in the vicinity of the volcano is not rich. From animals here there are moufflons, mice, rats, rabbits, wild cats, Algerian hedgehogs, several species of birds and reptiles.

on the volcano

Would you like to watch the starry sky from above? Such a possibility exists. There is a special observatory in the national park, which also organizes excursions, only at night.

The park is equipped with everything necessary for a comfortable visit. An asphalt road has been laid, there are cafes, viewing platforms, and an information bureau. And if you want to spend the night in such a unique place, you can book a room at the Parador de Las Canadas del Teide. A three-star hotel, but there is only one, so the rooms are in great demand. I recommend booking a room in advance. Staying in this unique place, you will have the opportunity to wander along the natural routes of the national park.

Teide National Park Road

There is Altavista tourist base at the top of the mountain, but living conditions are spartan.

While we were driving to Teide, we stopped several times at the observation decks. Beautiful views everywhere, in some places very green. The photo shows that behind me is a real coniferous forest.

History

In the gorges of Teide or Las Cañadas (Spanish: Las Canadas del Teide) is the best record of human history in Tenerife, due to the great wealth of archaeological finds.

Teide and Las Cañadas were not only of spiritual importance to the Guanches, but also fundamental means of survival during certain seasons. During the summer, there was a concentration of livestock and shepherds descending from all corners of Tenerife.

The Guanches called Teide – “Echeyde”, according to their concepts, this is the place that served as the dwelling of the demon “Guayot”. According to mythology, “Guayota” kidnapped the God of Light and the Sun – “Maheka” (Spanish Magec) and hid inside “Echeyde”. Then darkness took possession of the island and the Guanches asked for help from Achaman (Spanish Achaman), its supreme heavenly deity. God Achaman defeated Guayot, released “Mahek” from captivity, and planted the culprit deep into “Echeyde”, plugging the top with a cork. They say that the cork that Achamán placed is the so-called “Sugar Hill” (Spanish: Pilón de Azúcar), the upper light cone that crowns the peak of Teide to the present day.

The Guanche legend is supposed to coincide with the last major eruption in the Echeyde region.

Admiral Christopher Columbus during his crossing through the Canary Islands, on the night of August 24, 1492. Before sailing to America, he wrote in his ship’s log:

“… The Admiral decided on August 23 to return with his two ships to the island of Gran Canaria. We sailed the next day and spent that night close to Tenerife. At the top, which is the highest, large flashes of flame were seen coming out, which amazed people and gave them a similar idea of the cause of the emission of flashes of fire. Mount Etna in Sicily and many other peaks were the same analogous comparative example, where the same thing was seen … “

Volcanologists with geological cartography and text analysis have proven that the admiral’s description is consistent with the Boca Cangrejo volcanic eruption, being the first known historical eruption in Tenerife.

Cliffs de Garcia: god’s finger and shoe

On the way to the volcano, pay attention to the cliffs de Garcia, which attract with their unusual shape. The most famous rock is called the “Finger of God”. It is her image that can be found in guidebooks and postcards. This is one of the most recognizable symbols of Tenerife. You can recognize it by its appearance: the base of the rock is much thinner than the top. We even made a stop at this place. This miracle is created by nature itself. You look and wonder how she manages to create such masterpieces. The rocks of Roques de Garcia were formed as a result of the uneven destruction of the wall of volcanic lava that once divided the caldera into two parts.

Excursion to the Teide Volcano

God’s Finger Rock

You should also look at the “Shoe” rock, which in its shape resembles a woman’s shoe.

Shoe Rock

Altitude belts of the mountain

Altitudinal belts are clearly pronounced:

Semi-desert. It is located at the foot and is characterized by the presence of many canyons and gorges. From plants – pillow-shaped, mostly succulent. They are distributed on the northern slopes from a height of 400 m to 800 m in the south.

Lava fields. Here the plant world is rather scarce, mostly aeoniums. Gradually, Canary pines begin to appear.

Belt of pine forests. It occupies territories with altitudes of 1,000–2,000 m. Pine trees are distinguished by high fire resistance, large cones, and unusually soft and long needles. Towards the end of the belt, pine forests thin out, giving way to black lava fields and zones with volcanic sands of the same color.

Caldera. You will no longer meet trees in the caldera: bare stone fields and rare herbaceous and shrubby stunted plants predominate here.

Climbing Mount Teide

Whatever you go to conquer the volcano, you can only get there by transport up to the level of 2356 meters. You can climb higher by funicular or on foot. The ascent on foot takes about 5 hours, but there are few people who want to make such a walk. Most tourists choose the easiest way to get to Teide – by funicular, due to limited time. If you come with a tour, you will not be able to walk the path either.

Teide 9 funicular0003

The funicular operates from 9.00 to 16.00 daily. In winter, in strong winds or frost, it can be closed. The funicular ride takes 8 minutes. It lifts tourists to a height of 3555 meters. If you carefully read the article, you have already guessed that this is not the top of the Teide. Before it remains another 163 meters. But in order to overcome them, you will need not only your desire, but also special permission. It is issued absolutely free of charge on the official website reservasparquesnacionales.es, the main thing is to take care of it in advance. As a rule, tourists book an ascent to the top several weeks in advance. There is a limit on the number of visits per day, as soon as the maximum number of passes has been issued, the possibility of booking closes. Permission will be emailed to you. If you are lucky enough to be among the lucky ones who were allowed to approach the crater, don’t forget to take your passport with you. Documents are checked.

cable car cabin

There are three routes near the cable car:

No. 10 – to the crater

No. 12 and No. 11 – around the top.

Route No. 12 is considered more interesting, because on it you can see the Pico Viejo volcano.

Flora and fauna

The Canary Islands are famous for their rare plants. The flora of the park is unique – out of all 168 types of flowers, many of them can be found only in one place on the planet – here. Tahinaste or SinyakWildpreta, Teide broom, panicled jaundice, oleander, rubber trees, etc. – each plant is beautiful and unusual in its own way (although the names are often more unusual than the type of plant itself).

Along the perimeter, on the slopes of the old Teide crater, there are forests of Canarian pine, which is able to regenerate after a fire.

Unlike the flora, the fauna of the National Park is not so rich. Mostly small animals live here. Long-eared owls, wagtails, Canary finches (or canaries), crows, pigeons, hoopoes, Canarian lizards are the native inhabitants of Teide. Of the mammals, the bat is the only native of the island. Other animals that you will see are brought from the mainland.

Interesting facts:

Souvenirs are made from solidified lava, which are bought by visitors every year in huge quantities;

when you enter the funicular, you will be asked to take a picture, and if you agree, then upon your return they will give you a finished photo made in the style of a mountain summit certificate;

visitors are not allowed to take even one stone with them, because if everyone takes one, then there will be no stones left in the park at all;

The volcano’s crater is considered a restricted area, so a special permit is required to enter. It can be obtained from the National Park office, or ordered through the official website telefericoteide. com. There is another secret of passage without permission, but we will tell about it some other time =)

How to buy tickets to the Teide volcano and their price

The funicular lift is paid. At the base of the cable car there are ticket offices where tickets are sold. You can buy tickets in advance on the official website https://www.volcanoteide.com/ru. The cost of round-trip tickets per person is 27 euros. There may be queues, since one funicular cabin can only accommodate 38 people. In bad weather, the number of people in the cabin may be reduced.

If you don’t want to pay that price, all you have to do is walk. So far, no money has been taken from pedestrians.

Sights and points of interest near Volcano

Tenerife is known for its resorts, Blue Flag beaches and lively nightlife, but the island’s natural landscape and rich history offer much more. Here you can visit one of the best theme parks in Europe, Siam Park or Loro Park Zoo.

One of the most mysterious sights are the pyramids of Guimar: unusual structures that are still unknown who created. It is also worth visiting the high-mountain village of Maska, a haven for pirates who kept their stolen gold here: according to legend, it has not been found until now. There are also dozens of beaches and secluded bays, a rugged coastline, mysterious caves and charming colonial towns.

How to get to Mount Teide by car, bus, guided tour

Getting to Teide is quite easy. You can go with a guided tour, or you can go on your own by car or bus. A good asphalt road leads to the volcano.

Excursion to the Teide Volcano

We ourselves went to the Teide with an excursion, because this option seemed convenient and cognizable to us. The guide told us a little on the way about Tenerife and the volcano. But when they got off the bus, everyone went for a walk on their own. We were given a certain time after which we had to return.

Entrance to the funicular

Since we were in February, there were not so many tourists as in the high season in summer. There were no long queues for the rise, but there are small arrivals of tourist buses during rush hour. At the bus stop near the entrance to the cable car, I spotted just such a statue.

The time of the funicular ride passes unnoticed. Just a few minutes and 1000 meters above sea level behind. During this time, you can take beautiful photos of the Teide surroundings.

View from the funicular

We climbed to the permitted height, walked a little upstairs, took pictures. Of course, if you want to walk here for a long time, then you need to book a hotel and go on your own. And with a group, the whole walk rests on time. But for a cursory inspection and acquaintance with Teide, it was enough for us.

Unusual sensations, to be above the clouds.

What struck me the most was the clouds. We really were above them. Even during the ascent on the bus, we saw through the window how we reached them, and then overcame them. They stayed somewhere down there. For me, this was the biggest surprise. I hadn’t even thought before that this was possible. I thought that only in cartoons characters jump on the clouds. Jumping, of course, will not really work, but it is possible to look at them from above. The beautiful view from the Teide is a bonus.

And on the volcano itself there are also very picturesque boundless landscapes. Feeling like you’re on Mars.

It is quite a bit to the top of Teide

We didn’t go to the crater of the volcano, we limited ourselves to visiting the observation deck and viewing the landscape.

In the distance is one of the observation platforms. A paved path leads to it.

The best photos can be taken on observation decks. There are several of them on the volcano. The observation deck has a fence, but looking down is still a little scary. From this height, everything seems so playful.

View from Mount Teide

And this photo can be called: Mountains, sea, clouds.

Photo from the volcano

By bus

From the Costa Adeje bus station you can get on your own by bus number 342. It departs daily at 9.15 and reaches the funicular. Returns at 15.40, I recommend to clarify the time in advance. Bus number 348 goes from the northern part of Tenerife. Buses run once a day, so you need to carefully plan your walk through the national park and adjust to their schedule.

By car

From the south of the island you can take the TF-51/TF-21 (via Vilaflor village) or TF-38. The last one has less serpentine. The entrance to the park is open around the clock.

Tourist oasis

Back in the 19th century, the British, who ruled the island, realized that in places where the sun shines all year round, you can relax. In winter, wealthy citizens of Foggy Albion flocked here. This is how tourism was born in Tenerife. During the time of Franco, the flow of vacationers almost dried up, and only at 1975 was reborn like a Phoenix bird. Today, almost 4 million tourists rest on the island every year, providing 80% of budget revenues. It looks like the people of Tenerife have found their gold mine.

Tenerife’s black beaches

Many connoisseurs of beach holidays come to the island. They are attracted by black sand, the color of which is due to the presence of volcanic tuffs. Such beaches are located in the north of Tenerife. In the south, the sand is lighter and reddish – it is brought by the wind from the African desert. For lovers of snow-white beaches, white sand was specially brought in. In total, there are 67 kilometers of beaches on the coastal strip. This is enough to accommodate everyone.

Volcanism in the distant past created many unique natural formations. These include volcanic pipes. They are found in large numbers and are tunnels and voids in the ground. Once upon a time, molten magma flowed through them. The most impressive is the Wind Cave near the town of Icod de los Vinos in the northern part of the island. Its length reaches 18 kilometers! It is the fifth largest volcanic cave in the world. Longer is only in Hawaii.

The ancient inhabitants of Tenerife are the Guanches. Where they came from on the island is unknown to science. They were all blond, and women were distinguished by unprecedented beauty. Mummies of Guanches, whose age exceeds 2 thousand years, were found in the Wind Cave. It is not clear where the ancient Egyptian need for the complex procedure of mummification of the dead came from. Archaeologists have also found other curiosities here – for example, the remains of a rat and a gigantic lizard. The cave has a three-story structure. Geologists have determined its age at 27 thousand years.

No less exotic is the so-called Teide Finger, an unusually shaped remnant on the slope of a volcano. It resembles a huge mushroom-morel. The panorama of the huge caldera (failure) in which the Teide volcano is located is impressive. At the base of the mountain, you can see a typical Canarian plant with the amusing name Wildpret’s bruise. It looks like a huge pink carrot, which is stuck into the ground with its tail.

Finger of Teide

The Infierno nature reserve in the southwest of the island is considered a popular tourist attraction. In fact, this is a gorge, where there are caves, a waterfall and terraced fields. The hiking route along the gorge starts near the town of Adeje. Its total length is just over six kilometers, and the height difference is no more than two hundred meters. The waterfall, falling from a height of 80 meters, is the only source of fresh water in Tenerife.

In addition to natural attractions, there are many interesting man-made objects in the vicinity of Teide. These include the pyramids of Guimar. Six huge structures rise near the city of the same name in the southeast of the island. The famous Thor Heyerdahl excavated megaliths. It is completely incomprehensible how the Guanches built structures similar to the Mexican Mayan pyramids. The natives of Tenerife did not have any fleet and knowledge in the field of navigation!

Guimar Pyramid

The Guanches made weapons, tools and household utensils from obsidian, the so-called volcanic glass. Stone products were very durable. They did not build houses, preferring to live in caves. Clothes were made from skins. Each tribe was led by a chief. Assuming office, he uttered the phrase: “I swear to make every subject happy!” In Adeje there is a monument to the King of Tenerife. For a European, he looks unusual – where on the continent will you meet a king with a spear, without a crown and … in a loincloth?

The Teide volcano is adjacent to the town of La Orotava, where the historical center has been perfectly preserved. A popular tourist destination is the city of Puerto de la Cruz, where there is an archaeological museum, ancient temples, a parrot park (“Loro Park”), an orchid garden and a botanical garden. There are also many hotels and the famous Jardin beach.

The city of San Cristobal de la Laguna is under the protection of UNESCO for a reason. It was founded in 1496 and has largely retained its ancient exteriors. There is a monastery of St. Catherine of Siena and several temples, including a cathedral. It is also worth paying attention to the Royal Basilica of Candelaria, the largest Catholic church on the island. It is real to get acquainted with the life of the villagers, as it was in the old days, in the village of Maska. It is located in the west of Tenerife.

Auditorio de Tenerife

Santa Cruz de Tenerife is home to the island’s most recognizable building, the Auditorio de Tenerife. The fantastic building that houses the opera is the work of modern architects. People come to the resort town of Los Gigantes to admire the coastal rock ledges up to half a kilometer high. In Costa Adeje, there is a water park Siam Park. Divers are willing to come to Tenerife. In the immediate vicinity of the coast there are many dive sites where you can see not only the inhabitants of the underwater world, but also sunken ships.

How to dress and what to take with you

On Mount Teide, the weather is very different from the coast. We were here in winter. If it was about 25 degrees Celsius in Las Americas, then we had to go to the volcano in winter jackets, in which we flew from Russia. It was about -5 degrees on the volcano. There was no snow, but the guide told us that sometimes it happens. It is also not hot here in summer. Of course, it will not be as cold as in winter, but you need to dress warmer.

The volcano has rarefied air, so people with health problems should be more careful. When climbing and physical exertion, do not rush and make more stops along the way.

A few tips

After wandering around here for about half an hour, we are already pretty cold – in the huge open spaces at such a height there are always strong drafts, so do not be too lazy to take not only warm jackets, but also scarves, gloves and hats! We were here in January, and at the lower platform of the funicular the air warmed up to only +12 °C. In summer it is a little more comfortable here – about +17-18 ° C, but it is also windy, so it is worth warming up in any case.

It’s also funny that all the tourists, dressed inappropriately for the weather – in slates and shorts – turned out to be Russians and were not able to get out of the cable car at the top of the volcano: even in summer the temperature at the top is below zero, and in winter there is snow everywhere. Dress appropriately, otherwise you won’t be able to see the most beautiful things in the park!

We went to the funicular and… ended up at the tail end of a long queue. If you are traveling on the Teide on your own, try to get to the lift before 11 am, or take your time and arrive after lunch, at 13-14 o’clock. By 11 am, the bulk of tourist groups are brought here, and regular buses also arrive, so a rather big queue forms, and you stand in it for about an hour. Moreover, you will have to stand on the street, so you run the risk of completely chilling and catching a runny nose.

Teide Volcano on the map

You can see the location of the Teide volcano in Tenerife in relation to the resorts on the map below.

The main points of the Teide National Park.

And in this photo you can learn more about the volcano.

The greatness of the Teide volcano is amazing from the first minutes you get on it. Despite its height, everything here is so organized for tourists that it will not be difficult to get to the volcano and get on it. If you still doubt whether it is worth visiting, I will summarize the main reasons why you should visit Teide.

It is one of the UNESCO sites.

It’s beautiful here (just like on Mars, although I haven’t been there), and what views open on the coast.

This is the highest point in Spain.

This is a unique opportunity to walk above the clouds and look them down.

And for myself in the future, I planned to conquer it on foot. But that will be a completely different story.

Have a nice trip!

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The return ride on the funicular does not cause such delight: the land is getting closer, the views in the valley do not seem so fantastic anymore. The path to the exit runs through the cafeteria and gift shop.

Food

Eating here is a good idea, as there are almost no establishments in the park. The choice of food here is not wide, but you can drink coffee with a hearty sandwich or a delicious cake. Prices are quite normal, such a lunch for three cost 13.5 euros. If you were planning to have a picnic, keep in mind that you can’t make fires and litter in the national park, there are special areas for this with gazebos and barbecues just down the slope, along the TF-21 highway.

Souvenirs

Also pay attention to the souvenir shop: if you want to bring memorable gifts from the Teide, you will have to buy them here. The assortment is typical for any souvenir shop: mugs, plates, postcards, key rings, magnets. But if you want something specific, look at products using volcanic ash and hardened lava. It sells everything from simple lava stones covered with varnish or glitter, and key rings to plates and ashtrays with a coating. It may seem strange to some that the stones lying everywhere here are sold in the store for 1-2 euros, but the rules for visiting the Teide Park clearly state that it is strictly forbidden to take the stones. The fact is that the park is visited annually by more than 3 million tourists, and if each of them takes a pebble as a keepsake, an ordinary wasteland will remain in place of the lava valley.

We chose a small decorative plate with the image of a volcano, its walls are covered with varnished volcanic chips, so it looks very unusual. The asking price is 7 euros.

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Teide Volcano – the main attraction of Tenerife

The Teide volcano on the Spanish island of Tenerife is one of the amazing wonders of nature. Thousands of tourists come every year to climb to the top and see the park of the same name.

Teide volcano: general information

The Spanish island of Tenerife is the largest in the Canary archipelago and the third largest volcanic island on the planet. Its main part is occupied by Mount Teide (height 3718 m), which is the highest point in Spain.

Satellite photos of the Teide volcano clearly show that it has two levels. Initially, approximately 150,000 years ago, as a result of a powerful eruption, the caldera (“cauldron”) of Las Cañadas was formed. The approximate dimensions of the boiler are (16 x 9) km, its northern walls have completely collapsed, and the southern ones rise almost vertically to a height of up to 2715 m. Peak Teide and its daughter volcano Pico Viejo (3134 m) were formed inside the Las Cañadas caldera, on its northern side, after later eruptions.

Now the Teide volcano is dormant. Its last activity was observed in 1909, minor eruptions were in 1704 and 1705. The eruption of 1706 was very powerful – then the port city of Garachico and nearby villages were completely destroyed.

Currently, this volcano is part of the Teide National Park on the island of Tenerife and is protected by UNESCO.

Teide National Park

Teide National Park covers an area of 189 km², and it is interesting not only for the famous mountain of the same name.

The park attracts with its fantastic lunar landscape, formed from volcanic tuff – porous rock ejected by a volcano during an eruption. Under the influence of wind and rain, completely unusual natural sculptures and rocks are created from tufa, the names of which speak for themselves: “The Queen’s Shoe”, “God’s Finger”. Numerous fragments of rocks and rivers of petrified lava, hydrogen sulfide steam breaking through cracks in the ground – this is how the slopes of the largest active volcano in the Canary Islands – Teide look like.

Teide Park and the Las Cañadas caldera are characterized by a very diverse fauna. There are no snakes and dangerous animals here, however, as in all of Tenerife. There are small lizards, rabbits, hedgehogs, feral cats.

From April to June, the entire Teide Park in Tenerife is transformed: all the local vegetation blooms with colorful colors and smells sweet.

Climbing Mount Teide

Entrance to the National Park is allowed at any time of the day and absolutely free.

At a height of 2356 m, where the lower station of the lift to the top of the volcano is equipped, you can get there by car or bus on your own, or you can buy a tourist tour at the hotel. You can get to the cable car on four routes – the choice depends on which side of Tenerife you have to get from (from the north, south, west or east).

Tip! The number of parking spaces is limited, so you need to arrange a car trip early. The schedule of regular buses can be viewed on the website http://www.titsa.com, in particular, bus number 342 runs from the station in Playa de las Americas, and number 348 from the station in Puerto de la Cruz Puerto de la Cruz.

The further way to the crater of the Teide volcano in Tenerife can be done by cable car, it will take only 8 minutes. The best time to take the funicular is right after opening or after lunch, when there are fewer tourists and there are no queues.

Important! Any tourist can climb to the upper station of the cableway, it is enough to buy a ticket for travel. You can climb to the top of the mountain, higher from the station, only if you have a special permit (permit) – how to get it is described below.

From the platform at the top station of the lift, you can enjoy stunning views of the Teide Park, and in good weather, the spectacle is completely breathtaking: ocean and sky converge on a barely visible horizon, and the Canary Islands seem to soar in the air.

The time of stay at the upper station of the cable car is limited. Tourists who have a permit to climb the crater can stay there for 2 hours, and those who do not have such a permit – 1 hour. The time is checked during the descent.

From the upper station there are several routes through Teide Park:

towards La Forales viewpoint;

to Viejo Peak;

Telesforo Bravo Trail – to the Teide crater.

Advice from climbers! You need to walk only 163 m to the crater, but due to the pressure drop and rarefied air, some tourists get altitude sickness and feel dizzy. To improve your well-being, you do not need to rush during the ascent, it is advisable to stop and take a breath as often as possible.

How to get permission to climb Mount Teide

There are 3 ways to visit the very top of the volcano and look into its crater.

On the slope of the mountain, at an altitude of 3260 m, Altavista shelter is located. Tourists who book an overnight stay in Altavista do not need a permit – they automatically receive permission to meet the sunrise at the crater. Overnight stay costs 25 €.

Permit can be obtained online independently and free of charge. To do this, on the website www.reservasparquesnacionales.es, you need to fill out a questionnaire indicating the date and time of the visit, passport data. The permit must be printed out, it is checked along with the passport. Since the number of places is very limited, you need to sign up for a permit at least 2-3 months before the planned date.

On the website www. volcanoteide.com you can buy a guided tour to the top of the volcano. The price of 66.5 € includes: ticket for the funicular, English-Spanish speaking guide, climbing permit.

Interesting! Another reason to stay overnight at a tourist base is a meteor shower. Hundreds of shooting stars can be observed in the night sky in late July and early August.

Funicular in the Teide Park

The lower station of the cableway is located at an altitude of 2356 m, the upper one at an altitude of 3555 m. The funicular overcomes this distance in 8 minutes.

Funicular opening hours

Month Working hours Last climb Last run

January-June, November-December 9:00-17:00 16:00 16:50

July-September 9:00-19:00 18:00 18:50

October 9:00-17:30 16:30 17:20

Children under 3 years of age travel free of charge on the cable car. Ticket price (ascent + descent) for children 3-13 years old – 13.5 €, for adults – 27 €. There are audio guides in Russian.

Tickets for the Teide cable car can be bought at the cable car station, but it is better to buy it in advance at www.volcanoteide.com/. There is no need to print the ticket, just download it to your phone.

Due to bad weather conditions (strong wind, snowfall) the lift may not work. Information about the funicular and the state of the walking routes is always published on the above website in real time. If you do not have access to the site, you can call +34 922 010 445 and listen to the answering machine message.

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Climatic conditions: when is the best time to climb Mount Teide? One day it can be quite warm and comfortable, but literally the next morning the temperature can drop dramatically or the wind blows so strong that the ascent becomes unsafe.

Winter is especially capricious, because it is winter in Tenerife too. Snowfalls that cause the cables to ice up often lead to an unforeseen stop of the cable car.

And even in summer it’s cool on top of the mountain. If the beach is sunny and warm up to +25°C, then it may well rain or even snow on the Teide. Depending on the time of day, the temperature difference can be up to 20°C.

Tip! For climbing, be sure to take warm clothes with you, and it is better to put on closed shoes or trekking boots immediately on a trip. Because of the high altitude, there is a risk of sunstroke, you need to bring a hat and sunscreen SPF 50.

What tourists need to know

Teide Volcano is part of the National Park of the same name in Tenerife, which is protected by law. It is forbidden in the park (for violation one has to pay rather large fines):

make fires;

pluck any plants;

to pick up and carry away stones;

move away from tourist routes.

Prevision tiempo en tenerife: Washington, DC Weather Forecast and Conditions – The Weather Channel

Опубликовано: May 9, 2021 в 11:12 am

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Lunes, 19 de Septiembre

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15:00

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6 km/h

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9 km/h

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0. 3 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
50%

Tormenta

20%

Humedad
76%

Presión
1015 hPa

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40%

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30°

16:00

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8 km/h

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0.3 mm

Nieve
0 cm

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50%

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20%

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76%

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1015 hPa

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40%

Sensación
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28°

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8 km/h

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0.3 mm

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0 cm

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40%

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20%

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77%

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1015 hPa

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40%

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8 km/h

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0.3 mm

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20%

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Presión
1015 hPa

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40%

Sensación
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7 km/h

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0. 3 mm

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20%

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1015 hPa

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40%

Sensación
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5 km/h

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Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

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20%

Tormenta

0.00%

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79%

Presión
1015 hPa

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0%

Sensación
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21:00

26°

6 km/h

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9 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
20%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
80%

Presión
1016 hPa

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0%

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9 km/h

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0 mm

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0 cm

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20%

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0.00%

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80%

Presión
1016 hPa

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0%

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5 km/h

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7 km/h

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0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
20%

Tormenta

0. 00%

Humedad
81%

Presión
1016 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
0%

Sensación
25°

Mañana

Martes, 20 de Septiembre

Horas

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Nubes

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00:00

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3 km/h

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0 mm

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0 cm

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20%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
82%

Presión
1016 hPa

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0%

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01:00

24°

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4 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

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0 cm

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20%

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0.00%

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82%

Presión
1016 hPa

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0%

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0 mm

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0 cm

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30%

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0.00%

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83%

Presión
1016 hPa

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10%

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03:00

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6 km/h

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0 mm

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0 cm

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30%

Tormenta

0.00%

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84%

Presión
1015 hPa

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10%

Sensación
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04:00

23°

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7 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

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30%

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0.00%

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86%

Presión
1015 hPa

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10%

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7 km/h

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0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
20%

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0.00%

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86%

Presión
1015 hPa

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0%

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4 km/h

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6 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
20%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
87%

Presión
1015 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
0%

Sensación
23°

07:00

23°

4 km/h

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5 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
20%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
86%

Presión
1015 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
0%

Sensación
23°

08:00

23°

4 km/h

Rachas
6 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
30%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
85%

Presión
1016 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
10%

Sensación
24°

09:00

25°

4 km/h

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7 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
30%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
83%

Presión
1016 hPa

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10%

Sensación
25°

10:00

26°

5 km/h

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8 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
30%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
81%

Presión
1017 hPa

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10%

Sensación
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11:00

26°

7 km/h

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11 km/h

Lluvias
0.2 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
30%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
80%

Presión
1017 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
40%

Sensación
29°

12:00

27°

10 km/h

Rachas
14 km/h

Lluvias
0.2 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
30%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
79%

Presión
1017 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
40%

Sensación
30°

13:00

28°

11 km/h

Rachas
16 km/h

Lluvias
0.2 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
30%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
77%

Presión
1017 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
40%

Sensación
31°

14:00

28°

11 km/h

Rachas
16 km/h

Lluvias
0.3 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
60%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
77%

Presión
1017 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
40%

Sensación
32°

15:00

29°

10 km/h

Rachas
15 km/h

Lluvias
0.3 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
60%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
76%

Presión
1016 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
40%

Sensación
33°

16:00

29°

10 km/h

Rachas
15 km/h

Lluvias
0.3 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
60%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
77%

Presión
1016 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
40%

Sensación
33°

17:00

28°

10 km/h

Rachas
15 km/h

Lluvias
0.2 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
40%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
77%

Presión
1016 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
40%

Sensación
33°

18:00

28°

11 km/h

Rachas
16 km/h

Lluvias
0.2 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
40%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
78%

Presión
1016 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
40%

Sensación
32°

19:00

27°

11 km/h

Rachas
16 km/h

Lluvias
0.2 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
40%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
79%

Presión
1016 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
40%

Sensación
31°

20:00

26°

10 km/h

Rachas
15 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
20%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
79%

Presión
1016 hPa

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0%

Sensación
28°

21:00

25°

10 km/h

Rachas
15 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
20%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
80%

Presión
1017 hPa

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0%

Sensación
26°

22:00

25°

9 km/h

Rachas
13 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
20%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
80%

Presión
1017 hPa

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0%

Sensación
25°

23:00

24°

8 km/h

Rachas
12 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
40%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
80%

Presión
1017 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
10%

Sensación
25°

Miércoles

Miércoles, 21 de Septiembre

Horas

Previsión

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Velocidad

Rachas

Lluvias

Nieve

Nubes

Tormenta

00:00

24°

6 km/h

Rachas
9 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
40%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
79%

Presión
1017 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
10%

Sensación
24°

01:00

24°

5 km/h

Rachas
8 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
40%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
79%

Presión
1017 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
10%

Sensación
24°

02:00

24°

5 km/h

Rachas
7 km/h

Lluvias
0. 1 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
40%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
80%

Presión
1017 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
40%

Sensación
24°

03:00

24°

5 km/h

Rachas
7 km/h

Lluvias
0.1 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
40%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
81%

Presión
1017 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
40%

Sensación
24°

04:00

23°

5 km/h

Rachas
7 km/h

Lluvias
0.1 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
40%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
82%

Presión
1016 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
40%

Sensación
24°

05:00

23°

5 km/h

Rachas
7 km/h

Lluvias
0.1 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
30%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
83%

Presión
1016 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
40%

Sensación
23°

06:00

23°

5 km/h

Rachas
7 km/h

Lluvias
0. 1 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
30%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
84%

Presión
1016 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
40%

Sensación
23°

07:00

23°

5 km/h

Rachas
8 km/h

Lluvias
0.1 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
30%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
84%

Presión
1016 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
40%

Sensación
23°

08:00

24°

6 km/h

Rachas
9 km/h

Lluvias
0.1 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
40%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
83%

Presión
1017 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
40%

Sensación
24°

09:00

25°

7 km/h

Rachas
11 km/h

Lluvias
0.1 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
40%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
82%

Presión
1017 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
40%

Sensación
25°

10:00

26°

9 km/h

Rachas
13 km/h

Lluvias
0. 1 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
40%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
80%

Presión
1018 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
40%

Sensación
26°

11:00

26°

11 km/h

Rachas
16 km/h

Lluvias
0.1 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
60%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
78%

Presión
1018 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
40%

Sensación
29°

12:00

27°

13 km/h

Rachas
19 km/h

Lluvias
0.1 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
60%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
77%

Presión
1018 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
40%

Sensación
30°

13:00

28°

14 km/h

Rachas
21 km/h

Lluvias
0.1 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
60%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
76%

Presión
1018 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
40%

Sensación
31°

14:00

28°

14 km/h

Rachas
21 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
50%

Tormenta

0. 00%

Humedad
75%

Presión
1017 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
20%

Sensación
32°

15:00

29°

13 km/h

Rachas
20 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
50%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
75%

Presión
1017 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
20%

Sensación
33°

16:00

29°

13 km/h

Rachas
19 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
50%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
75%

Presión
1017 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
20%

Sensación
33°

17:00

28°

13 km/h

Rachas
19 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
50%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
76%

Presión
1016 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
20%

Sensación
33°

18:00

28°

13 km/h

Rachas
19 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
50%

Tormenta

0. 00%

Humedad
77%

Presión
1016 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
20%

Sensación
32°

19:00

27°

12 km/h

Rachas
19 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
50%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
78%

Presión
1017 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
20%

Sensación
30°

20:00

26°

12 km/h

Rachas
18 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
20%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
78%

Presión
1017 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
0%

Sensación
28°

21:00

25°

11 km/h

Rachas
16 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
20%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
78%

Presión
1018 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
0%

Sensación
25°

22:00

24°

10 km/h

Rachas
15 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
20%

Tormenta

0. 00%

Humedad
79%

Presión
1018 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
0%

Sensación
25°

23:00

24°

9 km/h

Rachas
14 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
30%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
79%

Presión
1018 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
10%

Sensación
25°

Jueves

Jueves, 22 de Septiembre

Horas

Previsión

Viento

Velocidad

Rachas

Lluvias

Nieve

Nubes

Tormenta

00:00

24°

8 km/h

Rachas
12 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
30%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
79%

Presión
1018 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
10%

Sensación
24°

01:00

24°

7 km/h

Rachas
11 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
30%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
79%

Presión
1018 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
10%

Sensación
24°

02:00

24°

7 km/h

Rachas
10 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
40%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
79%

Presión
1018 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
10%

Sensación
24°

03:00

24°

6 km/h

Rachas
9 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
40%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
81%

Presión
1017 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
10%

Sensación
24°

04:00

23°

6 km/h

Rachas
9 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
40%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
81%

Presión
1017 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
10%

Sensación
24°

05:00

23°

6 km/h

Rachas
9 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
30%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
81%

Presión
1017 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
10%

Sensación
23°

06:00

23°

7 km/h

Rachas
10 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
30%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
81%

Presión
1017 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
10%

Sensación
23°

07:00

23°

7 km/h

Rachas
11 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
30%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
81%

Presión
1017 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
10%

Sensación
23°

08:00

24°

8 km/h

Rachas
12 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
40%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
80%

Presión
1017 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
10%

Sensación
24°

09:00

25°

9 km/h

Rachas
14 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
40%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
79%

Presión
1018 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
10%

Sensación
25°

10:00

26°

10 km/h

Rachas
15 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
40%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
78%

Presión
1018 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
10%

Sensación
26°

11:00

27°

12 km/h

Rachas
18 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
50%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
77%

Presión
1018 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
20%

Sensación
29°

12:00

27°

14 km/h

Rachas
21 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
50%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
76%

Presión
1018 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
20%

Sensación
30°

13:00

28°

15 km/h

Rachas
23 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
50%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
75%

Presión
1018 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
20%

Sensación
31°

14:00

28°

15 km/h

Rachas
22 km/h

Lluvias
0 mm

Nieve
0 cm

Nubes
30%

Tormenta

0.00%

Humedad
74%

Presión
1018 hPa

Prob. de precipitación
10%

Sensación
32°

El Tiempo en Tacoronte, Tenerife

5 Avisos

Hoy

Hoy

19 Sep

24°
18°

24°

20°

Lluvias
2. 7 mm

Viento

16 km/h

07:53

20:06

Mañana

Mañ

20 Sep

24°
17°

18°

24°

20°

Lluvias
4 mm

Viento

23 km/h

07:53

20:05

Mié

Mié

21 Sep

24°
18°

18°

24°

20°

Lluvias
0. 3 mm

Viento

25 km/h

07:54

20:04

Jue

Jue

22 Sep

24°
18°

18°

24°

19°

Lluvias
0 mm

Viento

26 km/h

07:54

20:02

Vie

Vie

23 Sep

25°
18°

18°

25°

19°

Lluvias
0 mm

Viento

26 km/h

07:55

20:01

Sáb

Sáb

24 Sep

24°
18°

18°

24°

19°

Lluvias
0 mm

Viento

25 km/h

07:55

20:00

Dom

Dom

25 Sep

24°
18°

19°

24°

19°

Lluvias
2. 2 mm

Viento

25 km/h

07:56

19:59

Lun

Lun

26 Sep

23°
17°

18°

23°

18°

Lluvias
4. 3 mm

Viento

25 km/h

07:56

19:58

Mar

Mar

27 Sep

23°
17°

18°

23°

19°

Lluvias
0 mm

Viento

25 km/h

07:57

19:57

Mié

Mié

28 Sep

23°
18°

18°

23°

19°

Lluvias
0. 7 mm

Viento

24 km/h

07:57

19:55

Jue

Jue

29 Sep

24°
17°

Lluvias
9.5 mm

Viento

25 km/h

07:58

19:54

Vie

Vie

30 Sep

24°
18°

Lluvias
1 mm

Viento

28 km/h

07:58

19:53

Sáb

Sáb

1 Oct

24°
17°

Lluvias
0. 6 mm

Viento

31 km/h

07:59

19:52

Dom

Dom

2 Oct

24°
18°

Lluvias
1.8 mm

Viento

36 km/h

07:59

19:51

Jueves, 13:00

Poco Nuboso

Sensación térmica: °

Probabilidad de lluvia: 15%

Fiabilidad de la predicción:

0-50%

9ºC
50-80%

4 km/h
mayor al 80%

Tiempo Tenerife, Islas Canarias a largo plazo predicción del tiempo

Sábado 24 de septiembre

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25 / 21°C

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22 °C 01:00

21 °C 07:00

24 °C 13:00

23 °C 19:00

salida del sol 07:55
puesta del sol 20:01

POR HORAS

Durante el día, encapotado. La temperatura máxima de 25 °C. Por la noche encapotado. La temperatura mínima de 21 °C.

Mapa interactivo del tiempo Islas Canarias

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Mitad

Alta

Sábado 24/09/2022

01:00

02:00
encapotado 22. 0 °C 0.0 mm 0.7 m/s3 km/h
noroeste 1017 hPa 85 % 19 °C 95 % 0% 25% 0% 93%

07:00

08:00
encapotado 21.2 °C 0.0 mm 0.8 m/s3 km/h
noreste 1016 hPa 71 % 15 °C 100 % 0% 0% 0% 100%

13:00

14:00
encapotado 24.2 °C 0.0 mm 1.0 m/s4 km/h
sur 1018 hPa 75 % 19 °C 100 % 0% 0% 0% 100%

19:00

20:00
encapotado 23.8 °C 0.0 mm 1.6 m/s6 km/h
sudeste 1015 hPa 81 % 20 °C 100 % 0% 7% 3% 100%

Domingo 25/09/2022

01:00

02:00
encapotado 22. 6 °C 0.0 mm 0.9 m/s3 km/h
este 1016 hPa 84 % 19 °C 100 % 0% 4% 3% 100%

07:00

08:00
encapotado 21.6 °C 0.0 mm 1.1 m/s4 km/h
noreste 1014 hPa 73 % 16 °C 99 % 0% 0% 94% 64%

13:00

14:00
encapotado 23.6 °C 0.1 mm 0.8 m/s3 km/h
sur 1018 hPa 70 % 17 °C 100 % 0% 1% 77% 100%

19:00

20:00
encapotado 23.7 °C 0.0 mm 1.5 m/s5 km/h
sudeste 1014 hPa 85 % 21 °C 100 % 0% 2% 16% 100%

Tenerife, Islas Canarias – información

Estado: Islas Canarias

Las coordenadas GPS: 28. 0530; -16.7114

Zona del tiempo: Atlantic / Canary
diferencia horarria comparando con la hora en ESP es -1 hora

Altura sobre el nivel del mar: 26 m

La parte administrativa:

Comunidad Autónoma de Canarias, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Provincia de Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Santa Cruz De Tenerife

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Palm-Mar, 3.4 km

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Fañabé, 4.7 km

Cho, 5.1 km

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Medias estadísticas a largo plazo

media min. max. precip.

  Enero 18.4 °C 15.2 °C 21.6 °C 2

  Febrero 18.6 °C 15.2 °C 22.0 °C 2

  Marzo 19. 4 °C 15.7 °C 23.1 °C 2

  Abril 19.4 °C 16.0 °C 22.9 °C 1

  Mayo 20.3 °C 17.0 °C 23.7 °C

  Junio 22.0 °C 18.7 °C 25.3 °C

  Julio 23.8 °C 20.1 °C 27.5 °C

  Agosto 24.7 °C 21.0 °C 28.4 °C

  Septiembre 24.4 °C 20.9 °C 27.9 °C 1

  Octubre 23.2 °C 19.9 °C 26.5 °C 1

  Noviembre 21.5 °C 18.2 °C 24.7 °C 2

  Diciembre 19.6 °C 16.4 °C 22.7 °C 3

Medias estadísticas Tenerife

Informaciones astronómicos Tenerife

los datos están siempre de hora local

Sol y luz

24 de Septiembre de 2022

Salida del Sol: Puesta del Sol:

07:55

20:01

Medio día: Largueza del día:

13:58 12:05

Inicio del crepúsculo civil*: Final del crepúsculo civil*:

07:32 20:25

Inicio del crepúsculo náutico*: Final del crepúsculo náutico*:

07:05 20:51

Inicio del crepúsculo astronómico*: Final del crepúsculo astronómico*:

06:38 21:19

* ¿Cuál es Crepúsculo

Luna y fases de la Luna

Salida de la Luna: Puesta de la Luna:

24/09/2022 06:27

24/09/2022 19:33

La próxima luna nueva: La próxima luna llena:

25/09/2022 09/10/2022

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Previsión 14-días Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Diariamente
Cada hora

Lun Mar Mié Jue Vie Sáb Dom Lun Mar Mié Jue Vie Sáb Dom

19. 9 20.9 21.9 22.9 23.9 24.9 25.9 26. 9 27.9 28.9 29.9 30.9 1.10 2.10

27° 25° 25° 25° 26° 25° 25° 25° 25° 25° 25° 25° 25° 25°

22° 21° 21° 21° 22° 23° 22° 21° 22° 22° 22° 23° 23° 23°

Previsibilidad

55% 70% 80% 75% 75% 65% 65% 70% 70% 75% 75% 75% 70% 75%

Temperatura ( °C)

Precipitación (mm) / Probabilidad de precipitación (%)

Lun Mar Mié Jue Vie Sáb Dom Lun Mar Mié Jue Vie Sáb Dom

55% 10% 5% 0% 10% 10% 20% 20% 15% 10% 5% 10% 15% 15%

Esta gráfica muestra la tendencia del tiempo por 14 días para Santa Cruz de Tenerife (Comunidad Autónoma de Canarias, España) con símbolos meteorológicos diarios, temperaturas mínimas y máximas, la cantidad y la probabilidad de precipitación.

La variación posible es colorida en la gráfica de la temperatura. El más fuerte la variación, menos segura es la previsión. La línea gruesa representa la tendencia más probable.

La variación de las precipitaciones se representa con una “T”. Estas incertidumbres suelen aumentar con el número de días de previsión por delante.

La previsión se crea con un “conjunto” de modelos. Varios modelos ejecutados con diferentes variables de inicio son calculados para estimar la previsibilidad de la previsión.

El tiempo en Tenerife, pronóstico para kitesurf en España — Windy.app

Predicción del clima en Tenerife

10 días del pronóstico del tiempo en Tenerife, España. Contiene información útil sobre la velocidad, dirección y ráfagas del viento local, temperaturas, cobertura de nubes y precipitación basada en el modelo meteorológico global GFS. Todos los datos son actualizados cuatro veces al día con un paso de pronóstico de 3 horas. También cuenta con un pronóstico del viento en tiempo real en Tenerife, desde la estación meteorológica más cercana al lugar y un Mapa del viento de la región y del mundo.

Obtenga la previsión meteorológica de otros de los mejores spots de kitesurf, windsurf y surf de España en esta web y en la aplicación Windy.app con más parámetros meteorológicos.

Clima, tiempo y estaciones en Tenerife

El tiempo en Tenerife se caracteriza por condiciones de temperatura suaves en el verano y cálidas para el invierno, la presencia del sol es constante en el año. La temperatura oscila entre los 17 °C y los 25 °C. La presencia de la brisa marina y los vientos alisios lo convierten en un destino ideal para el surf y todos los deportes de viento. Aquí más información sobre cómo influye la brisa marina, en inglés. Se presentan alrededor de 40 días de lluvia al año.

El tiempo en Tenerife está dividido entre el del norte que es mucho más ventoso y húmedo y el del sur más cálido y seco. Es tan extremo que incluso puede encontrarse nieve en el volcán del Teide y al mismo tiempo un día de playa en otro punto de la isla.

Invierno

El invierno en Tenerife se da en el periodo entre finales de diciembre y finales de marzo con temperaturas mínimas en promedio de 14 °C y máximas de 22 °C, y aproximadamente 15 días de lluvia (140 mm) en el total de la temporada más intensa de precipitaciones.

El principal oleaje del invierno es del nororiente a lo largo del Océano Atlántico, lo que permite a los surfistas elegir entre la parte norte o sur de la isla.

No es un buen periodo para principiantes, sobretodo cuando las olas rompen contra los arrecifes, perfecto para los surfistas más experimentados.

Primavera

La primavera en Tenerife inicia a finales de marzo y va hasta finales de junio, las temperaturas durante este periodo oscilan entre 16 °C y 24 °C y en promedio hay 7 días de lluvia (50 mm) en el total de la temporada.

Es momento adecuado para los surfistas principiantes o aquellos que buscan olas suaves y menos personas.

El lugar más indicado para surfear durante esta temporada es La Fitenia, un arrecife expuesto que puede funcionar para surfers expertos pero también ofrece olas izquierdas suaves para los que recién comienzan.

Verano

El verano en Tenerife inicia a finales de junio y va hacia finales de septiembre, el promedio de la temperatura de la estación es de 27 °C como temperatura máxima y 21 °C como mínima. Los meses de agosto y septiembre alcanzan una temperatura de hasta 29 °C. En Tenerife esta es la época del año con cielo más despejado, durante estos meses las precipitaciones son bastante escasas con un máximo de 3 días (11 mm) para toda la temporada.

El verano no permite pronósticos certeros para los surfers. Los vientos pueden llegar a cualquier momento y son cambiantes, por tanto la consistencia puede ser un factor complicado de conseguir. Más información sobre los vientos invitados.

Siguen existiendo posibilidades para el surf pero lo más recomendable es asesorarse con expertos locales para conocer las zonas que mejor funcionan en términos generales.

Otoño

El otoño en Tenerife va desde finales de Septiembre hasta la mitad de diciembre. Es el segundo periodo más lluvioso del año con 100 mm y 11 días de precipitaciones en el total de la temporada. Con unas temperaturas que bajan progresivamente de los 29 °C a los 15 °C como mínima.

El otoño trae consigo las mejores olas del año. El área de Bajamar es ideal para los surfistas expertos mientras que Playa de Las Américas o la Tejita es para los principiantes.

Marejadas y oleajes a su máxima expresión con dirección oeste-noroeste. Se consiguen olas consistentes sin puntos de ruptura, además de encontrar poca gente en el mar. Aquí puedes ver una simple explicación de cómo se crean las olas, en inglés.

Es siempre importante tener precaución con las rocas.

Previsión del tiempo en Tenerife para el kitesurf en España en la aplicación Windy.app para iOS. Photo: Svetlana-gumerova / Unsplash

Mejor momento para viajar

El mejor momento para visitar Tenerife para los surfers más diestros será la temporada de otoño-invierno donde encontrarán los oleajes y mareas más extremos gracias a las bajas presiones atlánticas.

Por su parte los principiantes pueden usar la calma de la primavera a su favor, también es una temporada ideal para tomar cursos dado que no es temporada alta.

El verano en resumen sería la temporada menos recomendable, dado que si bien pueden encontrarse días fenomenales para los surfers es complicado tener un pronóstico certero.

Sin embargo la isla presenta condiciones opuestas, en algunas ocasiones, entre el norte y el sur, situación que favorece la práctica del surf todo el año, basta tener el conocimiento de todos los spots disponibles y las mejores condiciones según la temporada.

Información general y de viaje del lugar

La isla de Tenerife es la más extensa de las siete Islas Canarias está situada en el Océano Atlántico y pertenece a la comunidad española autónoma de Canarias, está ubicada en posición central entre las islas de Gran Canaria y La Gomera.

En Tenerife las olas rompen sobre todo tipos de fondo desde rocas, arena hasta arrecife volcánico, así que puede atender las necesidades de todos los niveles de experticia.

Otra opción es la práctica de senderismo y deportes extremos — Parque Nacional del Teide.

Sitio web oficial: Tenerife.es.

El tiempo en Santa Cruz de Tenerife en octubre, temperatura promedio (España)

Las temperaturas máximas diarias disminuyen 1 °C,
de 27 °C a 25 °C y rara vez bajan a menos de 23 °C o exceden 29 °C.

Las temperaturas mínimas diarias disminuyen 2 °C de 21 °C a 19 °C y rara vez bajan a menos de 17 °C
o exceden 22 °C.

Como referencia, el 20 de agosto, el día más caluroso del año, las temperaturas en Santa Cruz de Tenerife generalmente varían de 21 °C a 28 °C, mientras que el 5 de febrero, el día más frío del año, varían de 15 °C a 21 °C.

La temperatura máxima y mínima promedio en octubre en Santa Cruz de Tenerifeoct.112233445566778899101011111212131314141515161617171818191920202121222223232424252526262727282829293030313116 °C16 °C18 °C18 °C20 °C20 °C22 °C22 °C24 °C24 °C26 °C26 °C28 °C28 °C30 °C30 °Csept.nov.1 oct.27 °C1 oct.27 °C21 °C21 °C31 oct.25 °C31 oct.25 °C19 °C19 °C11 oct.26 °C11 oct.26 °C20 °C20 °C21 oct.26 °C21 oct.26 °C20 °C20 °CAhoraAhora

La temperatura máxima (línea roja) y la temperatura mínima (línea azul) promedio diaria con las bandas de los percentiles 25º a 75º, y 10º a 90º. Las líneas delgadas punteadas son las temperaturas promedio percibidas correspondientes.

La figura siguiente muestra una ilustración compacta de las temperaturas promedio por hora durante el trimestre centrado en octubre. El eje horizontal es el día, el eje vertical es la hora y el color es la temperatura promedio para ese día y a esa hora.

Temperatura promedio por hora en octubreen Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Temperatura promedio por hora en octubreen Santa Cruz de Tenerifeoct.11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031310022446688101012121414161618182020222200sept.nov.AhoraAhorafrescacómodacaliente

frígida
-9 °C
helada
0 °C
muy fría
7 °C
fría
13 °C
fresca
18 °C
cómoda
24 °C
caliente
29 °C
muy caliente
35 °C
tórrida

La temperatura promedio por hora, codificada por colores en bandas. Las áreas sombreadas superpuestas indican la noche y el crepúsculo civil.

San Clemente, Perú (7.969 kilómetros de distancia) esel lugar extranjero lejano con temperaturas más similares a Santa Cruz de Tenerife (vea la comparación).

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El mes de octubre, Santa Cruz de Tenerife tiene nubosidad que aumenta y el porcentaje de tiempo que el cielo está nublado o mayormente nublado aumenta del 31 % al 41 %.

El día más despejado del mes es el 1 de octubre, con condiciones despejadas, mayormente despejadas o parcialmente nubladas el 69 % del tiempo.

Como referencia, el 16 de noviembre, el día más nublado del año, la probabilidad de cielo nublado o mayormente nublado es 42 %, mientras que el 19 de julio, el día más despejado del año, la probabilidad de cielo despejado, mayormente despejado o parcialmente nublado es 97 %.

Categorías de nubosidad en octubre en Santa Cruz de Tenerife

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El porcentaje de tiempo pasado en cada banda de cobertura de nubes, categorizado según el porcentaje del cielo cubierto de nubes.

Un día mojado es un día con por lo menos 1 milímetro de líquido o precipitación equivalente a líquido. En Santa Cruz de Tenerife, la probabilidad de un día mojado durante octubre aumenta, y comienza el mes en 4 % y termina en 9 %.

Como referencia, la probabilidad más alta del año de tener un día mojado es el 13 % el 13 de diciembre, y la probabilidad más baja es el 0 % el 10 de julio.

Probabilidad de precipitación en octubre en Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Probabilidad de precipitación en octubre en Santa Cruz de Tenerifeoct.11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031310 %0 %2 %2 %4 %4 %6 %6 %8 %8 %10 %10 %12 %12 %sept.nov.1 oct.4 %1 oct.4 %31 oct.9 %31 oct.9 %11 oct.5 %11 oct.5 %21 oct.7 %21 oct.7 %AhoraAhoralluvia

El porcentaje de días en los que se observan diferentes tipos de precipitación, excluidas las cantidades ínfimas: solo lluvia, solo nieve, mezcla (llovió y nevó el mismo día).

Lluvia

Para mostrar la variación durante el mes y no sólo el total mensual, mostramos la precipitación de lluvia acumulada durante un periodo de 31 días en una escala móvil, centrado alrededor de cada día.

El promedio de lluvia durante un periodo de 31 días en una escala móvil en octubre en Santa Cruz de Tenerife aumenta gradualmente, comenzando el mes con 5 milímetros, cuando rara vez excede 12 milímetros o es menos de -0 milímetros, y terminando el mes con 13 milímetros, cuando rara vez excede 31 milímetros o es menos de 1 milímetros.

Promedio mensual de lluvia en octubre en Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Promedio mensual de lluvia en octubre en Santa Cruz de Tenerifeoct.11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031310 mm0 mm10 mm10 mm20 mm20 mm30 mm30 mm40 mm40 mm50 mm50 mmsept.nov.1 oct.5 mm1 oct.5 mm31 oct.13 mm31 oct.13 mm11 oct.7 mm11 oct.7 mm21 oct.10 mm21 oct.10 mmAhoraAhora

La lluvia promedio (línea sólida) acumulada en un periodo de 31 días en una escala móvil, centrado en el día en cuestión, con las bandas de percentiles del 25º al 75º y del 10º al 90º. La línea delgada punteada es la precipitación de nieve promedio correspondiente.

Durante octubre en Santa Cruz de Tenerife, la duración del día disminuye. Desde el comienzo al final del mes,
la duración del día disminuye 48 minutos, lo cual implica una disminución promedio diario(a) de 1 minuto y 37 segundos, y una disminución semanal de 11 minutos y 16 segundos.

El día más corto del mes es el 31 de octubre, con 11 horas y 5 minutos de luz natural y el día más largo es el 1 de octubre, con 11 horas y 53 minutos de luz natural.

Horas de luz natural y crepúsculo en octubre en Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Horas de luz natural y crepúsculo en octubre en Santa Cruz de Tenerifeoct.11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031310 h34 h5 h30 h8 h26 h22 h22 h26 h8 h30 h5 h34 h0 hsept.nov.nochenochedíadía1 oct.11 h y 53 min1 oct.11 h y 53 min31 oct. 11 h y 5 min31 oct.11 h y 5 minAhoraAhora

La cantidad de horas durante las cuales el sol está visible (línea negra). De abajo (más amarillo) hacia arriba (más gris), las bandas de color indican: luz natural total, crepúsculo (civil, náutico y astronómico) y noche total.

La hora de la salida del sol más tarde del mes en Santa Cruz de Tenerife es a la(s) 8:14 el 29 de octubre y la hora más temprana de la salida es 59 minutos más temprano a las 7:15 el 30 de octubre.

La puesta del sol más tarde es a las 19:51 el 1 de octubre y la puesta del sol más temprana es 1 hora y 30 minutos más temprano a las 18:20 el 31 de octubre.

El horario de verano (HDV) termina a la(s) 1:00 el 30 de octubre de 2022, por lo que el sol sale y se pone una hora más temprano.

Como referencia, el 21 de junio, el día más largo del año, el sol sale a la(s) 7:08 y se pone 13 horas y 57 minutos después, a la(s) 21:05, mientras que el 21 de diciembre, el día más corto del año,
sale a la(s) 7:53 y se pone 10 horas y 20 minutos después, a la(s) 18:13.

Salida del sol y puesta del sol con crepúsculo y horario de verano en octubre en Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Salida del sol y puesta del sol con crepúsculo y horario de verano en octubre en Santa Cruz de Tenerifeoct.112233445566778899101011111212131314141515161617171818191920202121222223232424252526262727282829293030313124681012141618202202sept.nov.7:157:1530 oct.18:2130 oct.18:217:577:571 oct.19:511 oct.19:518:038:0311 oct.19:3911 oct.19:398:098:0921 oct.19:2921 oct.19:29HDV30 oct.HDV30 oct.MedianochesolarMedianochesolarMediodíasolarAmanecerAtardecerAhoraAhora

El día solar durante octubre. De abajo hacia arriba, las líneas negras son la medianoche solar anterior, la salida del sol, el mediodía solar, la puesta del sol y la siguiente medianoche solar. El día, los crepúsculos (civil, náutico y astronómico) y la noche se indican por el color de las bandas, de amarillo a gris. Las transiciones hacia y del horario de verano se indican con la sigla HDV.

La imagen de abajo es una representación compacta de la elevación del sol (el ángulo del sol sobre el horizonte) y el acimut (la orientación en la brújula) para cada hora del día del periodo que se reporta. El eje horizontal es el día del año y el eje vertical es la hora del día. En un día dado y a cierta hora de ese día, el color de fondo indica el acimut del sol en ese momento. Las isolíneas negras son el contorno de elevación solar constante.

Elevación solar y acimut en octubreenSanta Cruz de Tenerife

Elevación solar y acimut en octubreenSanta Cruz de Tenerifeoct.11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031310022446688101012121414161618182020222200sept.nov.0010202020303040505000010102030303040405060AhoraAhora

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Elevación solar y acimut durante octubre de 2022. Las líneas negras son líneas de elevación solar constante (el ángulo del sol sobre el horizonte, en grados). El color de fondo sólido indica el acimut (la orientación en la brújula) del sol. Las áreas de colores claros en los límites de los puntos cardenales de la brújula indican las direcciones intermedias implícitas (noreste, sureste, suroeste y noroeste).

La siguiente figura es una representación compacta de los principales datos de la luna en el octubre de 2022. El eje horizontal es el día, el eje vertical es la hora del día y las áreas sombreadas indican cuándo está la luna sobre el horizonte. Las barras grises verticales (luna nueva) y las barras azules (luna llena) indican las fases de la luna. La etiqueta asociada con cada barra indica la fecha y la hora en que se obtuvo la fase y las etiquetas de hora que las acompañan indican la hora de salida y puesta de la luna del intervalo de tiempo más cercano en que la luna está arriba del horizonte.

Salida, puesta y fases de la luna en octubre en Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Salida, puesta y fases de la luna en octubre en Santa Cruz de Tenerifeoct.112233445566778899101011111212131314141515161617171818191920202121222223232424252526262727282829293030313100448812121616202000sept.nov.10 sept.11:0010 sept.11:0025 sept.22:5525 sept.22:559 oct.21:569 oct.21:5625 oct.11:4925 oct.11:498 nov. 11:038 nov.11:0323 nov.22:5823 nov.22:5820:0620:067:407:407:217:2120:0220:0219:4319:438:308:308:058:0519:3719:3717:4617:467:177:176:566:5617:4917:49AhoraAhora

La hora a la que la luna está sobre el horizonte (área azul claro) con la luna nueva (líneas gris obscuro) y la luna llena (líneas azules) indicadas. Las áreas sombreadas superpuestas indican la noche y el crepúsculo civil.

oct. 2022 Iluminación Salida de la luna Puesta de la luna Salida de la luna Cruce de meridianos Distancia

1 36 % 13:35 ESE 23:56 OSO – 18:45 S 371.650 km

2 48 % 14:41 ESE – – 19:48 S 370.345 km

3 50 % – 0:56 OSO 15:41 ESE 20:52 S 369. 548 km

4 71 % – 2:02 OSO 16:35 ESE 21:53 S 369.338 km

5 81 % – 3:10 OSO 17:22 ESE 22:50 S 369.825 km

6 90 % – 4:18 OSO 18:02 ESE 23:43 S 371.118 km

7 93 % – 5:24 OSO 18:38 E – –

8 96 % – 6:28 O 19:11 E 0:33 S 373.290 km

9 100 % – 7:30 O 19:43 E 1:19 S 376.341 km

10 100 % – 8:30 O 20:15 ENE 2:05 S 380. 169 km

11 98 % – 9:30 ONO 20:48 ENE 2:50 S 384.565 km

12 94 % – 10:30 ONO 21:24 ENE 3:37 S 389.229 km

13 89 % – 11:30 ONO 22:04 ENE 4:24 S 393.806 km

14 81 % – 12:28 ONO 22:48 ENE 5:14 S 397.920 km

15 73 % – 13:25 ONO 23:36 ENE 6:05 S 401.221 km

16 64 % – 14:17 ONO – 6:56 S 403.419 km

17 50 % 0:28 ENE 15:05 ONO – 7:47 S 404. 313 km

18 44 % 1:23 ENE 15:47 ONO – 8:37 S 403.813 km

19 35 % 2:19 ENE 16:25 ONO – 9:25 S 401.947 km

20 26 % 3:15 ENE 16:59 ONO – 10:10 S 398.861 km

21 17 % 4:12 ENE 17:31 ONO – 10:54 S 394.802 km

22 10 % 5:09 E 18:01 O – 11:37 S 390.104 km

23 5 % 6:06 E 18:32 O – 12:20 S 385.149 km

24 1 % 7:04 E 19:03 O – 13:04 S 380. 338 km

25 0 % 8:05 ESE 19:37 OSO – 13:51 S 376.045 km

26 2 % 9:09 ESE 20:15 OSO – 14:42 S 372.567 km

27 6 % 10:17 ESE 20:59 OSO – 15:37 S 370.094 km

28 13 % 11:25 ESE 21:50 OSO – 16:37 S 368.689 km

29 22 % 12:33 ESE 22:49 OSO – 17:41 S 368.296 km

30 33 % 12:37 ESE 22:54 OSO – 17:45 S 368.774 km

31 44 % 13:33 ESE – – 18:48 S 369. 943 km

Basamos el nivel de comodidad de la humedad en el punto de rocío, ya que éste determina si el sudor se evaporará de la piel enfriando así el cuerpo. Cuando los puntos de rocío son más bajos se siente más seco y cuando son altos se siente más húmedo. A diferencia de la temperatura, que generalmente varía considerablemente entre la noche y el día, el punto de rocío tiende a cambiar más lentamente, así es que aunque la temperatura baje en la noche, en un día húmedo generalmente la noche es húmeda.

La probabilidad de que un día dado sea húmedo en Santa Cruz de Tenerife disminuye rápidamente en octubre, y disminuye del 32 % al 14 % een el transcurso del mes.

Como referencia, el 29 de agosto, el día más bochornoso del año, hay condiciones bochornosas el 40 % del tiempo, mientras que el 13 de enero, el día menos bochornoso del año, hay condiciones bochornosas el 0 % del tiempo.

Niveles de comodidad de la humedad en octubre en Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Niveles de comodidad de la humedad en octubre en Santa Cruz de Tenerifeoct.11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031310 %0 %10 %10 %20 %20 %30 %30 %40 %40 %50 %50 %60 %60 %70 %70 %80 %80 %90 %90 %100 %100 %sept.nov.1 oct.32 %1 oct.32 %31 oct.14 %31 oct.14 %11 oct.27 %11 oct.27 %21 oct.20 %21 oct.20 %AhoraAhorabochornosobochornosohúmedohúmedocómodocómodosecosecoopresivoopresivo

seco
13 °C
cómodo
16 °C
húmedo
18 °C
bochornoso
21 °C
opresivo
24 °C
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El porcentaje de tiempo pasado en varios niveles de comodidad de humedad, categorizado por el punto de rocío.

Esta sección trata sobre el vector de viento promedio por hora del área ancha (velocidad y dirección) a 10 metros sobre el suelo. El viento de cierta ubicación depende en gran medida de la topografía local y de otros factores; y la velocidad instantánea y dirección del viento varían más ampliamente que los promedios por hora.

La velocidad promedio del viento por hora en Santa Cruz de Tenerife es esencialmente constante en octubre, permaneciendo en un margen de más o menos 0,4 kilómetros por hora de 16,8 kilómetros por hora.

Como referencia, el 17 de julio, el día más ventoso del año, la velocidad promedio diaria del viento es 24,1 kilómetros por hora, mientras que el 7 de octubre, el día más calmado del año, la velocidad promedio diaria del viento es 16,4 kilómetros por hora.

La velocidad mínima promedio diaria del viento en octubre es 16,4 kilómetros por hora el 14 de octubre.

Velocidad promedio del viento en octubre en Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Velocidad promedio del viento en octubre en Santa Cruz de Tenerifeoct.11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031310 km/h0 km/h5 km/h5 km/h20 km/h20 km/h25 km/h25 km/h30 km/h30 km/h35 km/h35 km/hsept. nov.14 oct.16,4 km/h24 oct.16,4 km/h2 oct.16,8 km/h2 oct.16,8 km/h41 oct.17,2 km/h41 oct.17,2 km/hAhoraAhora

El promedio de la velocidad media del viento por hora (línea gris oscuro), con las bandas de percentil 25º a 75º y 10º a 90º.

La dirección promedio del viento por hora en Santa Cruz de Tenerife en octubre es predominantemente del Norte, con una proporción máxima del 70 % el 1 de octubre.

Dirección del viento en octubre en Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Dirección del viento en octubre en Santa Cruz de Tenerifeoct.11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031310 %100 %20 %80 %40 %60 %60 %40 %80 %20 %100 %0 %sept.nov.AhoraAhoraestenorteoestesur

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El porcentaje de horas en las que la dirección media del viento viene de cada uno de los cuatro puntos cardinales, excluidas las horas en que la velocidad media del viento es menos de 1,6 km/h. Las áreas de colores claros en los límites son el porcentaje de horas que pasa en las direcciones intermedias implícitas (noreste, sureste, suroeste y noroeste).

Santa Cruz de Tenerife se encuentra cerca de una masa grande de agua (p. ej. un océano, mar o lago grande). Esta sección reporta la temperatura promedio de la superficie del agua de una área amplia.

La temperatura promedio de la superficie del agua en Santa Cruz de Tenerife es esencialmente constante en octubre, permaneciendo alrededor de 23 °C durante todo el mes.

La temperatura promedio del agua en octubreen Santa Cruz de Tenerife

La temperatura promedio del agua en octubreen Santa Cruz de Tenerifeoct.112233445566778899101011111212131314141515161617171818191920202121222223232424252526262727282829293030313120,0 °C20,0 °C20,5 °C20,5 °C21,0 °C21,0 °C21,5 °C21,5 °C22,0 °C22,0 °C22,5 °C22,5 °C23,0 °C23,0 °C23,5 °C23,5 °C24,0 °C24,0 °C24,5 °C24,5 °C25,0 °C25,0 °Csept.nov.1 oct.24 °C1 oct. 24 °C31 oct.23 °C31 oct.23 °C11 oct.24 °C11 oct.24 °C21 oct.23 °C21 oct.23 °CAhoraAhora

La temperatura diaria promedio del agua (línea púrpura), con las bandas de los percentiles 25º a 75º y 10º a 90º.

Las definiciones del periodo de cultivo varían en todo el mundo, pero para fines de este informe, lo definimos con el periodo continuo más largo de temperaturas sin heladas (≥ 0 °C) del año (el año calendario en el hemisferio norte o del 1 de julio al 30 de junio en el hemisferio sur).

Las temperaturas en Santa Cruz de Tenerife son lo suficientemente cálidas todo el año por lo que no tiene sentido hablar del periodo de cultivo en estos términos. No obstante, la siguiente tabla se incluye como ilustración de la distribución de temperaturas durante el año.

Tiempo que está en diferentes bandas de temperatura y el periodo de cultivo en octubreen Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Tiempo que está en diferentes bandas de temperatura y el periodo de cultivo en octubreen Santa Cruz de Tenerifeoct. 11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031310 %100 %10 %90 %20 %80 %30 %70 %40 %60 %50 %50 %60 %40 %70 %30 %80 %20 %90 %10 %100 %0 %sept.nov.100 %16 oct.100 %16 oct.AhoraAhorafrescacómodacaliente

frígida
-9 °C
helada
0 °C
muy fría
7 °C
fría
13 °C
fresca
18 °C
cómoda
24 °C
caliente
29 °C
muy caliente
35 °C
tórrida

El porcentaje de tiempo que se pasa en diferentes bandas de temperatura. La línea negra es el porcentaje de probabilidad de que un día dado esté dentro del periodo de cultivo.

Los grados día de crecimiento son una medida de la acumulación de calor anual que se usan para predecir el desarrollo de las plantas y los animales y se define como la integral térmica por encima de una temperatura base, descartando el exceso por encima de una temperatura máxima. En este informe usamos una base de 10 °C y un tope máximo de 30 °C

Los días del periodo de cultivo promedio acumulados en Santa Cruz de Tenerife están aumentando rápidamente durante octubre, subiendo 382 °C, de 2.926 °C a 3.308 °C en el transcurso del mes.

Grados día de crecimiento en octubre en Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Grados día de crecimiento en octubre en Santa Cruz de Tenerifeoct.11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031312.800 °C2.800 °C2.900 °C2.900 °C3.000 °C3.000 °C3.100 °C3.100 °C3.200 °C3.200 °C3.300 °C3.300 °C3.400 °C3.400 °Csept.nov.1 oct.2.926 °C1 oct.2.926 °C31 oct.3.308 °C31 oct.3.308 °C11 oct.3.060 °C11 oct.3.060 °CAhoraAhora

Los grados día de crecimiento promedio acumulados en el transcurso de octubre, con las bandas de percentiles 25 a 75 y 10 a 90.

Esta sección trata sobre la energía solar de onda corta incidente diaria total que llega a la superficie de la tierra en una área amplia, tomando en cuenta las variaciones estacionales de la duración del día, la elevación del sol sobre el horizonte y la absorción de las nubes y otros elementos atmosféricos. La radiación de onda corta incluye luz visible y radiación ultravioleta.

La energía solar de onda corta incidente diaria promedio en Santa Cruz de Tenerife disminuye en octubre, disminuyendo en 1,3 kWh, de 5,7 kWh a 4,4 kWh en el transcurso del mes.

Energía solar de onda corta incidente diaria promedio en octubreen Santa Cruz de Tenerife

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La energía solar de onda corta promedio diaria que llega a la tierra por metro cuadrado (línea anaranjada), con las bandas de percentiles 25º a 75º y 10º a 90º.

Para fines de este informe, las coordenadas geográficas de Santa Cruz de Tenerife son latitud: 28,468°, longitud: -16,255°, y elevación: 55 m.

La topografía en un radio de 3 kilómetros de Santa Cruz de Tenerife tiene variaciones muy grandes de altitud, con un cambio máximo de altitud de
543 metros y una altitud promedio sobre el nivel del mar de 111 metros. En un radio de 16 kilómetros contiene variaciones muy grandes de altitud (1.510 metros). En un radio de 80 kilómetros también contiene variaciones extremas de altitud (3.704 metros).

El área en un radio de 3 kilómetros de Santa Cruz de Tenerife está cubierta de agua (42 %), superficies artificiales (38 %) y arbustos (15 %), en un radio de 16 kilómetros de agua (56 %) y arbustos (22 %) y en un radio de 80 kilómetros de agua (88 %).

Este informe ilustra el clima típico en Santa Cruz de Tenerife, basado en un análisis estadístico de informes climatológicos históricos por hora y reconstrucciones de modelos del 1 de enero de 1980 al 31 de diciembre de 2016.

Temperatura y punto de rocío

Hay 2 estaciones meteorológicas suficientemente cerca para contribuir a nuestros cálculos de temperatura y punto de rocío en Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

Los valores se corrigen para cada estación según la diferencia de altitud entre esa estación y Santa Cruz de Tenerife, de conformidad con la International Standard Atmosphere y con el cambio relativo presente en el reanálisis de la era de satélites MERRA-2 entre las dos ubicaciones.

El valor estimado en Santa Cruz de Tenerife se calcula como un promedio ponderado de las aportaciones individuales de cada estación, siendo estos promedios ponderados proporcionales a la inversa de la distancia entre Santa Cruz de Tenerife y una estación dada.

Las estaciones que aportan a esta reconstrucción son:

Aeropuerto de Tenerife Sur (GCTS, 71 %, 57 km, suroeste, Cambio de altitud de 8 m)

Aeropuerto de Gran Canaria (GCLP, 29 %, 104 km, sureste, Cambio de altitud de -32 m)

GCTS, 71 %57 km, 8 mGCLP, 29 %104 km, -32 m

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Para darse una idea de qué tan de acuerdo están estas fuentes entre sí, puede ver unacomparación de Santa Cruz de Tenerife y las estaciones que aportan a nuestros estimados de sus temperaturas históricas y su clima. Tenga en cuenta que la aportación de cada fuente se ajusta a la altitud y el cambio relativo presente en los datos de MERRA-2.

Otros datos

Todos los datos relacionados con la posición del sol (salida del sol y puesta del sol) se calculan usando fórmulas astronómicas del libro Astronomical Algorithms, 2ª edición , de Jean Meeus.

Todos los datos climatológicos, incluida la nubosidad, precipitación,
velocidad y dirección del viento y flujo solar vienen de MERRA-2 Modern-Era Retrospective Analysis de NASA. Este reanálisis combina una variedad de medidas de área amplia en un moderno modelo meteorológico mundial para reconstruir la historia del clima, hora por hora, de todo el mundo en una cuadrícula con bloques de 50 km.

Los datos del uso de la tierra vienen de la base de datos de la superficie terrestre Global Land Cover SHARE database , publicada por la Organización de las Naciones Unidas para la Alimentación y Agricultura.

Los datos de las elevaciones vienen de Shuttle Radar Topography Mission (SRTM) , publicado por el laboratorio Jet Propulsion Laboratory de NASA.

Los nombres, las ubicaciones y los husos horarios de los lugares y de algunos aeropuertos provienen de la base de datos GeoNames Geographical Database .

AskGeo.com proporciona los husos horarios para los aeropuertos y las estaciones meteorológicas.

Los mapas son colaboradores de © OpenStreetMap.

Descargo de responsabilidad

La información de este sitio se proporciona tal cual, sin garantías sobre su veracidad o idoneidad para un fin en particular. Los datos climatológicos son propensos a errores, discrepancias y otros defectos. No asumimos responsabilidad alguna por decisiones tomadas en base al contenido de este sitio.

Hacemos incapié cauteloso en que nos basamos en las reconstrucciones basadas en el modelo MERRA-2 para una variedad de importantes series de datos. Aunque tenemos las grandes ventajas de información espacial y temporal completa, estas reconstrucciones: (1) se basan en modelos informáticos que podrían tener errores en el modelo, (2) se muestrean a grandes rasgos en una cuadrícula de 50 km y, por lo tanto, no se pueden reconstruir con las variaciones locales de muchos microclimas y (3) tienen una dificultad particular con el clima en algunas áreas costeras, especialmente islas pequeñas.

Se advierte además que nuestras puntuaciones de viaje solamente son tan buenas como los datos en los que se basan, que las condiciones del clima en una ubicación y un momento dados son impredecibles y variables y que la definición de las puntuaciones refleja un conjunto en particular de preferencias que quizás no estén de acuerdo con las de un lector en particular.

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Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Provincia de Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Comunidad Autónoma de Canarias, España

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Top things to see in Tenerife

Climb up to the crater of the volcano… Nothing compares to climbing Spain’s highest peak, Teide, at 3,718 meters above sea level. Guests of the Refugio de Altavista, located at an altitude of 3250 meters above sea level, can enter the Peak of Teide without prior permission; it is enough to take with you a copy of the application signed on the same day at the hotel.

But you will have to get up very early in the morning – and before 9leave the crater in the morning. Other travelers need to get permission to visit this beautiful place.

Leave refined manners at the door. Take a seat on a folding wooden chair at a table covered with a paper tablecloth and get ready to sample authentic Canarian cuisine at local guachinches family restaurants. As a rule, the restaurant is owned by the same family, very often the menu is not offered, as the dishes of the day are served. Such establishments cannot be found in the resort area, as they are designed for locals. Here you can try Canarian potatoes Papas Arrugadas, octopus and Mojo Verde or Rojo sauces.

If you thought you had seen everything in Tenerife, then remember if you visited the Cave of the Wind in the municipality of Icod de los Vinos, in the northwest of Tenerife? It is the largest volcanic pipe in Europe, with a length of more than 17 kilometers, with numerous underground passages. It is the fifth largest in the world after four others located in Hawaii.

See the thousand-year-old dracaena, which is located next to the church of San Marcos in the city of Icod les los Vinos. Dracaena Icod is considered one of the oldest in the archipelago. Its height is 16 meters, and the diameter of the base of the trunk reaches 20 meters. A park of endemic flora was created around the tree with small dracaena, cacti, milkweeds and other species. After the park, you can walk around the town of Icod de los Vinos, go to the Malvasia Museum or just walk along the picturesque streets.

Just 15 minutes by car from Icod de los Vinos to Garachico, you can plunge into the natural lava pools of El Caleton, formed as a result of the eruption of the Trevejo volcano. Now it is a convenient complex for swimming in sea water. Natural pools are most often found in the north of the island. Therefore, leaving on an excursion from the resort area, do not forget to grab swimming accessories. In winter, the pools are closed, as there can be strong winds and waves in the north. In this case, you can swim in the usual pools located on the coast overlooking the ocean.

In Tenerife, you can walk not only in parks or historical cities. There are real canyons, one of which is equipped for hiking. Hell’s Gorge Canyon is a protected nature reserve located 15 minutes drive from the resort area of Tenerife in the south. A visit to the canyon can be recommended not only to outdoor enthusiasts, but also to families with children from 6-7 years old who want to take a walk in nature, as the route is not difficult, gentle and does not require physical fitness. It is best to visit the canyon in the morning, when its large area is in the shade and the sun does not heat up the slopes.

If you feel like going to an amusement park, Tenerife has a huge selection of theme parks. Here you can ride the water slides at Siam Park, see wildlife at Loro Park, watch the eagle show at Jungle Park, or try the route at Forrestal Adventure Park, which has suspension bridges, zip lines and more. If you want something more peaceful, you can try to unravel the mystery of the Tenerife pyramids in the ethnographic park of the Pyramids of Guimar.

Honey has been produced in Tenerife for more than five centuries, with an exotic and sweet aroma. Honey is one of the most important products of the island, and in the municipality of El Sauzal even a Honey House has been opened, where you can taste some of its varieties. Buglos flower honey deserves special attention, which has a mild taste and a beige tint, reminiscent of the color of the slopes of Teide, where this endemic flower grows.

Visit the historic city of La Laguna, a UNESCO heritage site. From the point of view of an experienced traveler, this is an ideal city, where there are a lot of attractions, but all of them are located very close to each other, so walking around the city will be rich and comfortable. You can start exploring the city from Adelantado Square, next to which there are such important buildings as the Anchieta House, the Nava Palace, the monastery of Santa Catalina de Sienai and the town hall. Next, walk along Carrera Street, which is part of the original layout of the city and see the houses of Koorehidor, Alondiga and the House of Captains.

An ideal place for whale watching is the coastal waters in the southwestern part of Tenerife. Tours are conducted on board small sailing boats, most often the group consists of 8-10 people and goes in search of pilot whales and the ports of Los Cristianos, Puerto Colon and Los Gigantes. Excursions can be of different duration, including only observation or also snorkeling and sightseeing of the island’s coastal attractions. Pilot whales live in the strait between Tenerife and La Gomera all year round, so you can go on an excursion at any time.

The Teide National Park and Cumbres de Tenerife area are officially recognized as one of the best Starlight certified stargazing destinations due to their unique climate, clear skies and the opportunity to explore Tenerife’s skies at any time of the year. The main rule for the correct observation of the stars is that you need to be away from light sources. If you plan your tour in advance and consult with experts and certified Starlight guides, you can come to the park during those months when the planets Saturn and Jupiter are visible. In addition, the guide will tell you how different types of stars differ, what the names of the constellations mean, which together with the guide you will look for in the sky. You can also see our Milky Way galaxy with the naked eye.

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Visiting Tenerife and not conquering the Teide is like going to Paris and not climbing the Eiffel Tower! Excursion to the volcano is one of the most emotional. Mount Teide (3718 meters above sea level) is the highest point in Spain and the Atlantic. It majestically rises above the ocean, like a mighty hero, calm in appearance and at the same time keeping so many secrets in itself…

4 picturesque roads lead to the national park: 2 from the south from the coast and 2 from the north. Our journey will begin with climbing the southern slope (through the village of Vilaflor) and getting to know Pino Gordo, which translates as Thick Pine. Nine meters in girth and forty-five in height, it is so massive that only eight adults can fully embrace it! Further, the route will take us to the largest volcano crater in Europe – Las Cañadas del Teide! In clear weather, from this point we can see the sea from the clouds and the neighboring islands. You seem to be in some kind of magical land! But this is only the beginning of the journey. Today you will feel like a hero of a science fiction movie – these landscapes can decorate any film about a man’s visit to another planet. Indeed, this is one of the favorite venues for Hollywood directors. It was here that the films “Planet of the Apes”, “Million Years BC”, “Clash of the Titans”, “Mad Max” were filmed. Eminent directors and famous actors are frequent guests on the expanses of the volcano, which are filled with a supernatural atmosphere and incredible energy. Inspiration here can to be found by every guest of Teide.The area around the volcano has been declared a protected area and is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.The volcanic fragments of hardened lava of black, white and ocher colors surrounding Teide have acquired bizarre shapes under the influence of time and make everything around them even more like the world of science fiction films. And we can take a look at this stunning view from the observation deck, which is rightfully considered a symbol of Spain – Los Roques de Garcia, in translation – “Rocks of Beauty” (2150 meters above sea level).The country even issued banknotes with the image Teide from this viewpoint and we will definitely take such a photo. Our next stop will be the famous th Lunar landscapes, where the film with Arnold Schwarzenegger “Total Recall” was filmed. Amazing views await us!

Those wishing to conquer the Teide Peak (3718 m) must obtain a special permit and follow the 45-minute walk after the cable car (3555 m) to the crater itself! The number of permits issued per day is limited, so you should plan to climb to the peak at least 2 months in advance! (permission is free).

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Only those who love this place with all their heart and know more about it than others can discover all the beauty of Tenerife. Therefore, I chose a profession that has long become a vocation – a private guide in Tenerife.

I have been living here for more than five years, and all this time I have been tirelessly and with great interest getting to know the island. In Tenerife, you can not only lie comfortably on the beach, but also travel around the island, getting an unforgettable experience that will inspire you until your next vacation!

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The European Championship ended in Berlin: Spanish basketball players defeated the French team in the final match – 88:76.

The collapse of the NBA legends

Spain is the reigning world champion, France is the finalist of last year’s Olympics. However, a few days ago, before the start of the playoffs, no one imagined that they would play for European gold. At that time, all the attention of the public was riveted on the trio of NBA superstars: the current MVP of the overseas line Nikola Jokic, the previous owner of this title Giannis Antetokounmpo and the very likely future MVP Luka Doncic. The entire group tournament they won and shone, gaining “from 25 points and more” – Doncic once scored 47.

But as soon as the elimination games began, none of the Big Three even made it to the semi-finals. The Serbs with Jokic in the first round of the playoffs were beaten by the Italian team, and in the 1/4 it was the turn of the rest: the Greek team of Antetokunbo and yesterday’s CSKA coach Dimitris Itoudis got nuts from the hosts of the German championship, the Slovenes with the injured and playing “on one leg” by Doncic lost to the Polish team. The legionnaires of Russian clubs took the most active part in the overthrow of the favorites: Marco Spissu from UNICS threw 6 three-pointers to Serbia, the recent captain of Zenit Mateusz Ponitka made a triple-double in the match with Slovenia!

Double miracle

The French were also twice on the verge of relegation: both in the 1/8 and in the quarter-finals in the last seconds of normal time they had “-2” – and the opponent got the right to free kicks. You won’t believe it: both Turk Jedy Osman and Italian Simone Fontecchio swept two shots each! After that, the French twice transferred the match to overtime and won – an amazing coincidence!

At the beginning of the playoffs, the Spaniards played once an additional five-minute game with Lithuania, but in general, their opponents were thinner and the tournament grid was calmer. Coach Sergio Scariolo brought to this European Championship virtually a new team: without Navarro, Rubio, Jul and the Gasol brothers, whose era was left behind. Only 37-year-old Rudy Fernandez remained from the former super-roster. It is no wonder that few people took Spain seriously.

But in vain. Although the Hernangomes brothers, unlike the Gasols, play little in the NBA and score even less, both of them are brilliant in their signature techniques. Junior Juancho in the Berlin finals sold as many as seven long-range shots! And the elder Willy did not allow the famous French center Rudy Gobert to turn around under the shields.

Conductor Brown from UNICS

Plus, Spain had a real point guard conductor, which was a rarity in this championship. The playmaker for Scariolo was found in an unexpected place – in Kazan UNICS, where the frail but very technical American Lorenzo Brown had a great season 2021/22. He recently moved to Maccabi, but the guy got his Spanish passport earlier, before leaving Russia.

It was Brown who pulled out the overtime with Lithuania and the semi-final with Germany, scoring 28 and 29 points respectively. In the final, the naturalized hero focused on the pass and succeeded again. It was the advantage in the organization of the game that ensured the victory for the Spaniards: most of their 15 accurate three-pointers were made without resistance. The French, on the other hand, attacked “some into the forest, some for firewood” and made 18 losses, which turned into 33 points in their ring.

Spain left the lead in the first quarter. Before the big break, the difference in the score reached “+21”. Only once, at the beginning of the second half, France started up, and reduced the distance to “-3”, but immediately received a retaliatory spurt – 9:0. The last doubts about the outcome of the match disappeared a minute and a half before the end: Brown gave another pass-candy to the arc to the absolutely free Alberto Diaz, and he did not miss – 85:70. A team that plays purely European basketball, and more than half made up of “hard-working dias” representing clubs like Valencia, Joventut, Unicaja and Tenerife, has put a crowd of NBA stars on their shoulder blades!

Scariolo’s Golden Poker

Brown’s 11 assists is a new European Finals record. True, they did not give him the MVP title of the championship, they preferred Willy Hernangomes. But both entered the symbolic five of the tournament – along with Gobert, Antetokounmpo and the German Schroeder.

In addition, Spain is the only modern country whose national team has won the EuroBasket four times. Previously, only basketball players from now non-existent powers – the USSR and the federal Yugoslavia – managed to do this. Moreover, all four Spanish titles were won under the leadership of Scariolo for some six championships – starting from 2009.

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So you have to root for “our foreigners” like Ponitka and Brown…
European Championship. Playoffs. Berlin (Germany)
1/8 finals. France – Turkey – 87:86 (OT), Spain – Lithuania – 102:94 (OT), Serbia – Italy – 86:94, Slovenia – Belgium – 88:72, Greece – Czech Republic – 94:88, Germany – Montenegro – 88:72, Poland – Ukraine – 94:86, Croatia – Finland – 86:94.
1/4 finals. France – Italy – 93:85 (OT), Spain – Finland – 100:90, Slovenia – Poland – 87:90, Germany – Greece – 107:96.
1/2 finals. Germany – Spain – 91:96, France – Poland – 95:54.

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Experience Southwestern cuisine boasting flavors honed from rich, local cultures at Signature Grill, our popular Tucson restaurant with classic Native American and Mexican dishes prepared with locally grown, farm fresh produce and custom spices.

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Catalina Barbeque Co. & Sports Bar

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Take in the captivating views of the downtown Tucson, while enjoying authentic Mexican cuisine, hand-crafted cocktails and fine tequilas from an extensive list of selections.”>Dine below the stars near mesmerizing fire pits on Salud’s outdoor terrace. Take in the captivating views of the downtown Tucson, while enjoying authentic Mexican cuisine, hand-crafted cocktails and fine tequilas from an extensive list of selections.

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Plunge Poolside Dining

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Lounge next to our shimmering outdoor pool with refreshing drinks and appetizing cuisine in a rejuvenating environment at Plunge Poolside Dining. Our casual restaurant and bar offers tasty dishes, a great kids’ menu and easy take-out options in Tucson.

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Jump start your morning in downtown Tucson with a steaming cup of coffee, specialty teas or other drinks at Starbucks®, our casual grab-and-go restaurant with pre-made snacks, sandwiches and meals for busy days in the city or long hikes in the mountains.

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“>Satisfy your cravings at JW Market, an on-the-go marketplace restaurant with locally inspired cuisine, specialty snacks and products from Tucson’s finest purveyors as well as regionally inspired artisan sandwiches and salads to go.

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Farm-fresh herbs and produce from our on-property organic garden, local growers and farmers’ markets ensure the most flavorful ingredients possible in Chef Kelly’s creations. Married with Chef Kelly’s classical cooking methods, this yields imaginative, regionally-inspired dishes with emphatic flavors.

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Primo Piatti Wine Bar

The Primo Wine Bar offers a well-stocked bar featuring an intriguing array of Italian and domestic wines. Our bartenders serve fine imported beers and handcraft every cocktail. The menu offers small tastes of Primo cuisine, an eclectic array of salads, and true Italian pizzas. Those dining independently will enjoy a friendly and welcoming atmosphere.

The Primo Garden

The Primo Garden has been designed in traditional Italian style along the hillside, terraced to capture sunlight and moisture. On your next visit to Primo, stop by the garden or enjoy your meal on our intimate patio atop the garden with breathtaking views of the city lights.

Primo Restaurant Details

Primo is the creation of James Beard Award-winner Chef Kelly and her partner, husband and pastry chef, Price Kushner, previously a head chef and pastry chef at the celebrated Old Chatham Sheepherding Company in upstate New York. They left Old Chatham Sheepherding Company to found their first restaurant, the free-standing Primo in Rockland, Maine, and then later opened Primo at the JW Marriott Grande Lakes in Orlando, Florida.

If you are what you eat – then make sure it’s fresh, nourishing food, good for both you and the planet. Outside of our popular Italian restaurant, Primo, we cultivate a nurturing organic garden. Here, amid the mountain and desert landscape, we grow pesticide-free vegetables and fruits. The fresh mint, tomatoes, and strawberries go straight from the garden to our customers’ plates, so they can enjoy ingredients that are both seasonal and sustainable.

Chef Kelly’s culinary philosophy is to make dining fun, unintimidating and full sensory experience. To that end, the design draws diners into the Primo “family” with an open kitchen, and expansive brick oven, evoking a sense of warmth and celebration with friends and family.

To keep diners on their toes, the menu changes with the season and is complemented by an impressive, yet approachable, wine list with selections that delight… and even surprise. With its “Old World” charm, ideal setting among the foothills of the Tucson Mountains, and association with the prestigious JW Marriott brand, Primo is sure to follow the footsteps of its siblings and become a hit with guests and locals alike.

Let us make your celebrations even more special. The “family table” in our private dining room provides a personalized alternative for private and semi-private dining for small or large groups.

Catalina Barbeque Co. & Sports Bar

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We offer competition barbeque with a southwestern twist using mesquite wood to add the perfect amount of smoke flavor to our fresh never frozen meats. Also, enjoy watching your favorite college or professional team on one of our 12 HDTVs.

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Catalina is culinary-driven, featuring award-winning barbeque of the highest quality. It is the perfect venue for hotel and local guests to enjoy sporting events within the Tucson Mountain Park. Entertainment and fun are also key elements Catalina, integrating music and live bands with our monthly band night, along with billiards, shuffleboard and other games.

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Competition-style barbeque is famous in the Midwestern and Southern states, where huge barbeque competitions, or cook-offs, bring out the best chefs across the country. Competitors are judged on a variety of criteria. Having been a contender in such competitions, Catalina’s certified barbeque judges have developed recipes that deliver the best barbeque in Tucson.

Catering, Groups & Events

Our Private Dining Room is perfect to celebrate any special occasion for parties of up to 40 people. To book your private dining event, please contact our Restaurant Sales Coordinator at 520-791-6051.

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Southwest Culture

Every culture and region has rich stories of love, courage, and tradition, and the Sonoran Desert is no exception. Inspired by the vast varieties of regionally produced tequilas, Salud features a south-of-the-border appeal with menu items capturing rich flavors unique to the Southwest. The cuisine is light “cantina” fair that pairs well with Salud’s signature cocktails and tequilas.

City Views

Enjoy the captivating views of the city near the fire pits, while sipping a handcrafted cocktail, infused tequila or glass of wine. Salud Lobby Lounge features more than 100 tequilas on the menu, plus a selection of “Starr Crafted Cocktails” handcrafted by the talented bartenders at Salud. Enjoy our complimentary evening ritual “The Legend of Arriba, Abajo” every night at 5:30 pm.

Nightly Tequila Toast

Every evening at sunset we welcome you to gather on the Salud Terrace to watch the sunset and experience our nightly tradition – the Tequila toast. The legend of Arriba, Abajo begins with the tradition of a man asking his beloved’s father for her hand in marriage. To hear the rest of the legend, join us for this unique experience where we feature one of our more than 150 artisan tequilas.

Salud Additional Information

Sunday – Friday: 3:00PM to Midnight Saturdays: 2:00PM to Midnight

Salud is located in the lower lobby level of the JW Marriott Starr Pass Resort & Spa. Self-parking is available near the Conference Center. Valet Parking is available at the front drive.

For information please call (520)791-6015. Reservations are not accepted. Open Seating only.

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Experience flavors honed through the centuries from rich, local cultures. Savor robust foods inspired by Native American and Mexican cooking traditions, prepared in an open kitchen and presented with impeccable service. Using locally grown, farm-fresh produce, custom-mixed spices that capture the essence of the region, house-smoked meats, and hand-crafted cocktails.

History

It is said that this is the spot where the Tohono O’odham Indians and the Apache Indians signed a war treaty at an afternoon cookout. The Tohono O’odham Indians could keep a mountain as their home, unopposed by the Apache if, in return, they taught the Apache how to farm the land south of here.

Private Dining

Allow us to help you customize a menu to highlight your special occasion. Our cozy private dining room is the perfect place for your next event. We accept private parties for up to 30 people. Private dinner menus are provided. Please contact our Restaurant Coordinator for more information at (520)791-6051.

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Hammam (Turkish bath)

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24hr front desk

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Golf

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Family friendly

Cribs available

Child pool

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Location

Avenida De Gran Canaria, 80, 35100 Maspalomas, Gran Canaria

Yumbo Centrum0.3 mi

Cita Shopping Center0.4 mi

Botanical Park of Maspalomas0.4 mi

Campo del Golf de Maspalomas0.6 mi

Templo Ecuménico0.8 mi

Maspalomas Golf0.8 mi

Dunas de Maspalomas0.9 mi

Holiday World Maspalomas0.9 mi

Diving Center Sun Sub1 mi

Maspalomas Dunes1. 1 mi

Playa de Maspalomas1.4 mi

La Charca1.4 mi

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Check in anytime after 2:00 PM, check out anytime before 12:00 PM

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Vital Suites Residencia, Salud & Spa is located at Avenida De Gran Canaria, 80 in Playa del Ingles, 0.5 miles from the center of Maspalomas. Yumbo Centrum is the closest landmark to Vital Suites Residencia, Salud & Spa.

Check-in time is 2:00 PM and check-out time is 12:00 PM at Vital Suites Residencia, Salud & Spa.

Yes, Vital Suites Residencia, Salud & Spa offers free parking.

Vital Suites Residencia, Salud & Spa is 17 miles from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.

Yes, Vital Suites Residencia, Salud & Spa has a pool onsite.

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Vital Suites Residencia, Salud & Spa offers luxury accommodations next to Maspalomas Golf Course, in southern Gran Canaria. The complex has 2 outdoor pools, gardens and a free spa entry per person per stay.

Each spacious room features a private balcony or terrace with views over the golf course, Maspalomas Dunes or the pool. They come with air conditioning, 2 satellite TVs, free WiFi, safe for hire, and mini-bar. The spacious junior suites include a separate seating area and kitchenette. The bathroom has a bath or shower, bathrobe, hairdryer, and beach towels.

The Vital Suites features a Roman-style spa, with a sauna, thermal pools, and steam bath. Massage and beauty treatments are available, and there is a gym. The property also offers medical services and rehabilitation treatments, and a personal trainer can be requested.

The complex offers a restaurant and a poolside bar.

This is our guests’ favorite part of Playa del Ingles, according to independent reviews.

Couples in particular like the location – they rated it 9.2 for a two-person trip.

Vital Suites Residencia, Salud & Spa has been welcoming Booking.com guests since Mar 17, 2010

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Property Highlights

Located in the best-rated area in Playa del Ingles, this hotel has an excellent location score of 9. 1

Want a great night’s sleep? This hotel was highly-rated for its very comfy beds.

Continental, Gluten-free, Buffet

Free private parking

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We are looking to book and would like to know if your spa and pool areas are fully open.

Yes, are fully open

Answered on July 24, 2020

Only one free Spa access? Even if you book 10 days? Can’t we go in each day?

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Reservations from Booking.com have 1 free access per person & stay.
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Hi, are the spa and wellness facilities all
Open? If so, I understand spa access is included in the junior suite every day? What does this include?

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Vital Suites will reopen from 1st of March with all of our facilities
Reservations from Booking.com will have 1 access per person during the …

Answered on February 28, 2021

Do you have a gym? Fitness centre?

Yes, we have a Gym for free for our guests.

Answered on September 23, 2021

Hi.I want to work in your Hotel in Gran Canaria. Thanks.

You can send your curriculum vitae to our email [email protected].
In case, we need staff we contact you.

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Food:
Mediterranean,
Pizza,
Spanish,
International

Open for:
Breakfast,
Lunch,
Dinner,
Cocktail hour

Most popular facilities

Free WiFi

Free parking

Airport shuttle

Family rooms

excellent Fitness Center

Outdoors

Outdoor furniture

Sun deck

BBQ facilities
Additional charge

Terrace

Garden

Activities

Live sports events (broadcast)

Ping-pong

Pool table
Additional charge

Golf course (within 2 miles)
Additional charge

Food & Drink

Coffee house on site

Special diet meals (on request)

Snack bar

Breakfast in the room

Bar

Restaurant

Internet

WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.

Parking

Free private parking is available at a location nearby (reservation is not needed).

Street parking

Transportation

Airport drop-off
Additional charge

Airport pickup
Additional charge

Front Desk Services

Invoice provided

Lockers

Baggage storage

Tour desk

24-hour front desk

Cleaning Services

Daily housekeeping

Ironing service
Additional charge

Dry cleaning
Additional charge

Laundry
Additional charge

Business Facilities

Fax/Photocopying
Additional charge

Meeting/Banquet facilities
Additional charge

Safety & security

Fire extinguishers

CCTV in common areas

Smoke alarms

Safe
Additional charge

General

Shared lounge/TV area

Airport shuttle (additional charge)

Air conditioning

Car rental

Elevator

Family rooms

Facilities for disabled guests

Non-smoking rooms

Room service

Pool and Spa

Kids’ pool

Locker rooms

Personal trainer

Fitness

Spa/Wellness packages

Spa lounge/Relaxation area

Steam room

Spa facilities

Body wrap

Body scrub

Body treatments

Pedicure

Manicure

Waxing services

Facial treatments

Beauty services

Beach umbrellas

Beach chairs/Loungers

Hot spring bath
Additional charge

Turkish/Steam Bath
Additional charge

Hot tub/Jacuzzi
Additional charge

Massage
Additional charge

Spa
Additional charge

Solarium

Fitness center

Sauna
Additional charge

Languages Spoken

German

English

Spanish

Sustainability initiatives

This property has taken steps to provide more sustainable and eco-friendly travel

House rules

Vital Suites Residencia, Salud & Spa takes special requests – add in the next step!

Check-in

From 2:00 PM

Check-out

Until 12:00 PM

Cancellation/
prepayment

Cancellation and prepayment policies vary according to accommodations type.
Please enter the dates of your stay and check what conditions apply to your preferred room.

Children & Beds

Child policies

Children of all ages are welcome.

Children 3 and above are considered adults at this property.

To see correct prices and occupancy info, add the number and ages of children in your group to your search.

Crib and extra bed policies

Crib by request
Free

Additional fees are not calculated automatically in the total cost and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.

This property doesn’t offer extra beds.

The maximum number of cribs allowed depends on the room you choose. Double-check the maximum capacity for the room you selected.

All cribs and extra beds are subject to availability.

Age restriction

The minimum age for check-in is 18

Pets

Pets are not allowed.

Cards accepted at this hotel

Vital Suites Residencia, Salud & Spa accepts these cards and reserves the right to temporarily hold an amount prior to arrival.

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julio 15, 2020

En
los últimos meses el nivel de estrés en los ciudadanos aumentó debido a la
pandemia derivada del Covid-19, una opción ideal para contrarrestar la tensión
es acudir a un Spa que colabora a mejorar la salud y tranquilidad; con la
reapertura de Mundo Imperial se activaron los Spas que ofrecen los mejores
tratamientos para consentir mantener el bienestar. A continuación, te
compartimos las bondades de acudir a un Spa.

Sin
duda, dedicar tiempo para relajarse y mejorar la calidad de vida es básico para
contar con una buena salud física, mental y espiritual, para ello, existen
diversas actividades y prácticas para lograrlo como caminar, hacer ejercicio,
leer o ir a un spa, siendo éste uno de los mejores planes para brindar un
descanso a nuestro cuerpo.

Cabe
destacar que ir a un spa tiene más beneficios de lo que nos imaginamos, ya que gracias
a los diversos tratamientos naturales, ayudan a mitigar el dolor muscular y de
articulaciones, hidrata la piel y evitan problemas en la dermis, aumenta la
flexibilidad de los músculos, activa el sistema inmunológico, eleva el
metabolismo y previene enfermedades y malestares como la hipertensión,
migrañas, artritis, entre otros.

En
el aspecto psicológico, es una actividad eficaz que ayuda a combatir el estrés,
aumenta el autoestima, disminuye la ansiedad y los nervios, incrementa la
energía corporal y mental logrando así un equilibrio emocional para mantener un
buen estado del humor.

Además,
es uno de los planes más recomendados para realizar en familia, amigos y, por
supuesto, en pareja como una escapada romántica y ser el pretexto ideal para
visitar un destino u hotel que ofrezcan dicho servicio.

Grupo
Mundo Imperial cuenta
con 2 impresionantes spas, ubicados en los hoteles Princess y Palacio Mundo
Imperial en la exclusiva Riviera Diamante Acapulco que brindan innovadores
tratamientos para vivir una experiencia única y llena de sanación:

Tlalli Clínica Spa, ubicado en el corredor comercial de Princess
Mundo Imperial, con un diseño único y lujoso, crea un ambiente cálido y
acogedor con su espectacular palapa, que ofrece 17 cabinas de masajes, áreas
termales, salón de belleza, para todas aquellos que quieran un cambio de look,
clínica de medicina estética, Boutique Spa y personal altamente calificado que llevará
a los visitantes a un viaje de sensaciones, relajación, belleza y equilibrio
para alcanzar un bienestar.    Las
terapias biomagnéticas, los tratamientos holísticos y las experiencias corporales
y faciales, están inspiradas en el proceso de restauración de la naturaleza,
con el apoyo de la aromaterapia, la termoterapia y la masoterapia que provocan
increíbles sensaciones, además de ayudar a que encuentren el balance perfecto.

En el Spa Sol Imperial, de
Palacio Mundo Imperial cuenta con un equipo de terapeutas que realizan masajes
y tratamientos aplicando técnicas Balinesas en la que podrán conectar mente y
cuerpo, utilizando aparatos de la más alta tecnología que garantiza una mejora
en la imagen corporal. Además, aplican técnicas modernas de rejuvenecimiento y
regeneración que lograrán el embellecimiento de la piel, que les brindará un
resultado inmediato y una gran satisfacción. Alguno de los tratamientos con los
que cuenta el spa son: cavitación corporal, que destruye las células adiposas,
provocando la reducción de grasa localizada; meso terapia facial y corporal,
que reduce la celulitis cicatrices flacidez y reafirma la piel, entre otros;
dermapunt facial y corporal, que promueve la creación del colágeno; así como
una microderma abrasión punta de diamante, el cual consiste en una exfoliación
profunda de la piel que elimina células muertas, renovando los tejidos.

Para
la re apertura, el Grupo presentó el programa Imperial Clean, el
cual establece estrictos protocolos de higiene, protección y prevención con el objetivo de mantener un ambiente de seguridad, disfrute y
tranquilidad al visitar cualquier spa, entre los que se destacan:

Colocación de tapetes para desinfección de suelas de zapatos
al ingreso.

Ajuste del aforo de las
instalaciones a la capacidad requerida de distancia de seguridad.

Sanitización de grado
hospitalario en equipo, utensilios y todas las áreas de contacto.

Reservación de los servicios que desea tomar para asegurar el
cupo correspondiente de la instalación.

Para Mundo Imperial, la seguridad y salud de los huéspedes,
visitantes y anfitriones es esencial por lo cual, trabaja continuamente por cuidar
el bienestar social y brindar una experiencia inolvidable en la Riviera
Diamante Acapulco.

Para más información: https://www.mundoimperial. com/default-es.html

Programa Imperial Clean:
www.mundoimperial.com/ImperialClean

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Casa Dolce offers services ranging from nail care and waxing to organic skin care and massage therapies.

Their massage therapies are unlike any other: they offer a customized massage that will cater to your specific needs, utilizing sports, deep tissue, stretching, pregnancy, geriatric, neuromuscular, and/or medical techniques.

Casa Dolce Spa has been named Best Day Spa, Best Nail Salon, and Best Massage Therapist in Trib Total Media’s Readers’ Choice contest 12 years in a row. Schedule an appointment to see if it’s worth the hype!

“Casa Dolce is a very cute space – and I mean that in a good way, not a condescending one. It’s just very inviting and cozy.” – Yelp Review

Esthetics Skin Revision Salon & Spa

Save your skin with one of their unique skin revision treatments.

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441 Division St. | Sewickley | estheticssalonandspa.com

Here at Esthetics Skin Revision Salon & Spa, the skin revision treatments are centered around Danne Montegue-King paramedical skin products, the most active skin care line available.

Some treatments offered are:

Basic Enzyme Treatment: The foundation of all of Esthetics’ skin treatments. This treatment uses enzymes that penetrate beyond the surface of the skin to restore your skin to its structural integrity. By working with the natural processes of your skin to eliminate impurities and toxins, your skin will be revitalized at the basic cellular level, creating a firm, healthier surface that you can see and feel.

Bihaku Treatment: A revolutionary treatment employing a new blend of prescriptives that eliminates imperfections and pigmentation caused by environmental elements and aging, leaving you with an instantly brighter, more even, and luminous complexion.

Prozyme Vitamin C Therapy: This specialized enzyme exfoliation, which pairs Vitamin C with a new prozyme formulation, smoothes away dead skin cell debris. This dissolution of damaging dead cells allows deep penetration of collagen-building Vitamin C, creating softer and clearer skin.

Power Peel Micro-Dermabrasion Treatment: A treatment that drastically reduces the appearance of fine lines, crow’s feet, and other signs of aging. Coupled in this treatment are an effective dry crystal exfoliation Power Peel of dry, dead skin cells and the nourishing and rebuilding properties of the Enzyme Treatment.

Pro Alpha Treatment: This treatment is often used as a less invasive substitute for cosmetic surgery, employing multiple elements in treating pronounced signs of aging such as uneven skin, wrinkles and fine lines, hyperpigmentation, sun-damage, and scarring. A unique blend of alpha and beta hydroxy acids, or AHAs and BHAs, is methodically applied to your skin in a series of layers based on your skin type and condition. This treatment is then followed by an Enzyme or Muscle Contouring Treatment to complete the exfoliation and rebuild the structural integrity of the skin.

They also offer hair, nails, and massage treatments.

“I went in for a massage yesterday evening and was pleasantly surprised by how cozy the atmosphere is; it’s almost like walking through a house in which each room has been converted into a salon or spa area. The staff is very friendly and accommodating, and I really appreciate being able to schedule appointments online.” – Yelp Review

Rain’s Skin Prescription Concierge MedSpa

Relax in this rustic cozy space.

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434 Centennial Ave | Sewickley | rainsskinprescription.com

This results-driven concierge Medical Spa offers only premier services proven to show drastic improvement in skin rejuvenation and body wellness.

Rain’s Skin Prescription Concierge MedSpa invites you to relax in their rustic cozy space and let them cater to your needs.

Some of the services they offer are Korean Facials, Medical Facials, Dermaplaning, Microneedling, and IV Drip.

“Rain is the only facialist I go to now. I tell everyone about her, she’s the best! If you’re in the Pittsburgh area you must book with her, no one offers services like Rain!” – Yelp Review

Slow down and take care of yourself by letting one of these lovely Sewickley spas take care of you for a day. Your body will thank you!

Salud Salt and Spa | Health spa in Cumberland, WI

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Are you ready to feel relaxed, rejuvenated, and refreshed?

Salud Salt and Spa on 1387 2nd Ave offers the perfect antidote to hectic modern life.

Nestled in the heart of Cumberland in WI, Salud Salt and Spa is a hub of peace and tranquillity that promises to transform your entire body.

With the aim to make you look and feel your best, the skilled therapists and technicians at Salud Salt and Spa are trained to the highest of standards, helping you relax.

Whether you are looking for luxury facials, body treatments that promise to firm and lift, or a soothing massage, Salud Salt and Spa offers the latest spa techniques and treatments in the beauty industry. View all the popular treatments available at Salud Salt and Spa at https://saludsaltandspa.com/ so that you can benefit from the latest trends.

Are you expecting? Salud Salt and Spa knows just how exhausting it can be when you are pregnant, which is why they have carefully created a selection of spa treatments for mamas-to-be. Explore their facials, massages, and beauty treatments to help ease tiredness, boost circulation, and soothe aching muscles here. Make sure to check out any offers available to lower the cost of any treatment – you can still feel great without feeling guilty about splurging on yourself.

Salud Salt and Spa welcomes group bookings so you can come and enjoy a selection of spa treatments with your friends and family. Book in for one bespoke treatment or enjoy a full day of pampering. Don’t forget to look out for group booking deals and special offers at https://saludsaltandspa.com/ so that you can look and feel great for less.

Everyone needs pampering from time to time, and the spa and grooming treatments available at https://saludsaltandspa. com/ ensure no one gets left out. From rejuvenating facials to sports massages, waxing, nail treatments, and spray tans, there is something for everyone too. Explore the full selection of spa treatments available at Salud Salt and Spa at https://saludsaltandspa.com/.

However, with so much choice, you may not know what spa treatment to book. Take advantage of their free skin consultation by calling (715) 671-0282 to give you an idea of what you need.

Alternatively, if you want to meet the team at Salud Salt and Spa in person, why not pop into the salon, conveniently located on 1387 2nd Ave? They can’t wait to meet you!

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Hot herbal pouches will perfectly relax and warm up your body. The aroma of the collection of medicinal herbs and their beneficial properties when steaming open up and provide your skin with a rejuvenating, moisturizing, soothing effect.

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The newly opened Enjoy Luxury Spa & Beauty Studio attracts everyone’s attention in the nomination of the top 10 best spa salons in Moscow in the premium segment.

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7 KRASOK – network of spa salons of Thai and Balinese massage in Moscow, SPA center

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Ethnic spas in Moscow provide an opportunity to get acquainted with traditional and innovative methods of preserving youth, beauty and health. The network “7 KRASOK” specializes in authentic Thai and Balinese massage techniques. We invite guests to pleasant procedures with a truly magical effect

Massage services in Moscow are provided by Thai and Balinese Massage Masters. Oriental art helps to achieve harmony of body and spirit. Each massage program is a complete rest, muscle strengthening, relaxation, a slim figure and a relaxing atmosphere.

Popular programs in our SPA centers

Thai massage therapy. Oriental healers actively use aromatic oils, medicinal herbs, and other traditional methods of influencing the body in their procedures. Sessions in the Thai massage parlor relieve fatigue, restore vitality by stimulating blood circulation.

Balinese manual ceremonies. Bamboo sticks, warm stones and skillful hands of craftsmen work wonders. Classical Balinese massage is a lymphatic drainage procedure with a deep effect for removing toxins from the body, normalizing muscle tone, and overall harmonization of the state.

Ayurvedic relaxation techniques. Indian folk medicine is a whole branch of the Eastern “science of life”. Philosophical art also includes techniques of muscular influence. Massage therapy according to the principles of Ayurveda brings significant relief in diseases of the musculoskeletal system.

Author’s massage techniques. Exclusive spa programs are available to clients of 7 KRASOK salons. Anti-cellulite massage in the city of Moscow enjoys particular success. Slim-procedures using Gold Shape creams and Royal Lotus oils contribute to the restoration of a slender figure and a clear silhouette.

Complex SPA-courses. To restore youth, relieve stress, improve health, strengthen male strength or restore female attractiveness, a systematic approach is required. The massage center has developed special courses for the effective elimination of health problems of any kind.

Romantic rituals for two. A THAI SPA style date is an unforgettable sensual adventure that is easy to arrange. In an atmosphere of romance among rose petals, accompanied by enchanting music, you can enjoy massage, hammam, aromatic rituals, and a tea ceremony together.

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Thai massage center service includes 107 spa services. One-time procedures, intensive courses and comprehensive programs designed for long-term work are available to guests. 25 standart, premium, luxury salons employ 200 masters from Thailand and Bali. There are bonus programs, there are gift certificates.

What you get after visiting our massage parlors

In the Moscow salons of Balinese, Thai massage “7 KRASOK” you will find a good rest and health care. Our clients leave behind the troubles of life, insomnia, fatigue, pain, signs of withering and self-doubt. Guests leave the sessions in a great mood and well-being, with a desire to live, love, and create. Welcome to “7 KRASOK”. We will carefully take care of your body and restore peace of mind!

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We specialize in traditional Thai massage and spa programs based on natural cosmetics from Thailand. The procedures are carried out by certified masters who have been trained and worked in hotels and prestigious SPA centers in Thailand for at least 7 years.

But not only experience and education are important. Competitive selection for practice in the TAYRAI massage salon is passed only by people who are passionate about their work. Indeed, in Thai philosophy, massage is not considered as work. It is rather a spiritual practice, an art based on a deep impact on the muscle-tendon nodes, restoration of the energy essence of the body and manual therapy with elements of passive yoga. Muscles work, tendons and joints stretch, layers of subcutaneous fat are intensely heated …

From the SPA TAYRAI massage table, our guests get up as completely different people!

The TAYRAI salon has developed programs that allow you to restore inner balance, health and beauty without getting out of the busy schedule of the big city:

Short intensive sessions of traditional Thai massage in TAYRAI will help maintain strength and performance during the week.

Many hours of relaxation programs will remove the accumulated fatigue, stress and negativity.

Therapeutic courses of anti-cellulite, sedative, sports massage will correct aesthetic problems and relieve exacerbations of diseases of the nervous system, musculoskeletal system.

You will find all programs with a detailed description of procedures, prices and contraindications in the corresponding section of the TAYRAI website.

Our network of Thai spas are located near the metro and major transport locations in the main areas of the city. Addresses and opening hours are posted on our website. Consultants of our call center will provide you with more detailed information about programs, new procedures and registration in TAYRAI Thai massage parlors.

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Olga Galitskaya

It seems to me that every person should have a place of power in life that nourishes and where one can draw opportunities, inspiration and resources. I was lucky: I found my place of power almost 10 years ago in the following way. My husband once asked me: “Honey, what would you like for your birthday?” I expressed my old dream: “Spa treatment” and completely forgot about it. Imagine my surprise when he gave me a gift certificate for the Rose in Milk spa program at FIRST SPA. Everything was like in my wildest dreams. Very beautiful, cozy and infinitely sincere. Then I felt like a queen. And I continue to feel it always when I come to my favorite FIRST SPA.

Maria Polikanova

My acquaintance with the salon began more than 10 years ago, when we were unexpectedly announced at work that due to “working necessity” no one could go on vacation for a year. I thought that I should organize a resort near my home and came to FIRST SPA. Since then I have stayed there. A lot of time passed, I changed jobs, gave birth to a child, traveled to many countries, visited many resorts. But visiting FIRST SPA has become one of my constant habits. Those who know how to take care of themselves can take care of others. At the center, attentive administrators and wonderful experienced craftsmen help to take care of themselves. FIRST SPA is love from the first treatment…

Anzhelika Kostyuchenko

Do you have a place where you are always welcome? And don’t tell me that I’m paying money. I cry them everywhere, but it’s warm and joyful here. I’m just thinking about signing up and I’m already smiling. I know that I’m almost going home, as I remember the first day of the opening of our salon. A lot has changed, we all have changed, but always professionalism, love and good attitude towards customers. I love you all very much for your skill, for your sincerity and ability to remain worthy people. May our common home flourish and be strengthened by new people, new products and, most importantly, unchanging care that only you can give with such grace! Hugs to you all, Angelica.

Natalya Oksentyuk

If you want pleasure, peace of mind, physical recovery and relaxation, you can not go anywhere – all this will give you the First Spa at the same time. Wonderful craftsmen, caring staff, comfort and coziness, a magical atmosphere in the very center of the metropolis! I have been at First Spa for over 10 years, and wherever chance takes me, I always return to my favorite FIRST! Everything is thought out from the little things and interior details, to a personal approach to each client. In addition to traditional spa programs, my favorite salon hosts client days, where you can get to know the product better, purchase a course of necessary procedures, selected individually and buy gifts for loved ones, without haste and fuss. Such events are thought out to the smallest detail and carry special warmth and attention to the client. And there were also interesting workshops on aromapsychology, unusual psychological practices that help to heal not only the body, but also the soul, enjoy new interesting acquaintances and enjoy female communication. There is no other salon like this! First spa, as always the first and special in everything!

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Visit Arucas, a beautiful historic town in Gran Canaria (guide + photos)

Walk through Arucas, one of the beautiful historic towns in Gran Canaria

The Municipality of Arucas is situated in the north of Gran Canaria, stretching from sea level until up into the foothills, at an altitude of over 1.800 feet.

How to get to Arucas on your own and where to park

Day trip to Arucas and the heart of Gran Canaria

What to do and see in Arucas

1. Plaza de San Juan

2. Arucas cathedral – San Juan Bautista Church

3. Visit the Arehucas Rum Distillery

4. Plaza de la Constitution

5. Municipal Museum and Park

6. Leon y Castillo street

7. Jardín de la Marquesa

8. Mirador de Arucas

Arucas is a must-see when exploring the northern part of the island, as it is rich in history and surrounded by beautiful natural wonders, like the Arucas Volcano, which is the most important natural phenomenon in the municipality.

How to get to Arucas on your own and where to park

If you’re staying in Las Palmas, it is fairly easy to get to Las Palmas, as you can get on the 210 bus and go straight to Arucas.

We visited Arucas while we were staying the south of Gran Canaria in Arguineguin, so we drove there in our rental car.

Parking in Arucas was simple and straightforward, as there is free parking right next to the Arucas cathedral, so right next to the main attraction in Arucas. The parking was quite large, so we had no problems finding a free spot to park the car.

This parking is marked on Google Maps as Auto Parking Aparcamiento Gratuito.

Day trip to Arucas and the heart of Gran Canaria

If you’re visiting Gran Canaria and you want to discover a bit more places around the island, then we recommend a visit to Arucas and other traditional towns that are full of charm.

If you’re staying in the south and you don’t want to drive in Gran Canaria, then you can go on a day trip that takes you to some of the most beautiful towns and villages in Gran Canaria like Arucas and Firgas.

BOOK ONLINEDiscover Gran Canaria Day-Trip

Visit Telde, Arucas and Firgas

Admire the stunning mountain landscapes with a stop at Mirador de Tejeda for amazing views over Roque Nublo and El Teide

Return bus service from the following areas: Maspalomas, Playa del Inglés, San Agustín, Bahía Feliz, Puerto Rico, Arguineguín, Taurito and Puerto Mogán

What to do and see in Arucas

Most of the buildings in Arucas date from the second half of the 19th century and the early 20th century and they have beautiful architecture, which is why the old town of Arucas is worth a visit while in Gran Canaria.

1. Plaza de San Juan

San Juan Square is in the center of Arucas and you can start your visit here, by admiring the beautiful buildings in the old town center, especially St John church, which is the emblematic building of Arucas.

Plaza de San Juan is also an iconic spot in Arucas but it has gone through several transformations over time to get to how it looks today.

2. Arucas cathedral – San Juan Bautista Church

The cathedral in Arucas is really impressive

This magnificent church was built between 1909 and 1917, entirely by hand, with many sacrifices from the people who worked in its construction.

St. John’s Church is the icon of Arucas and the reason why many people stop to visit this historic town in Gran Canaria. The church houses an outstanding reclining
nude image of Christ, by local sculptor Manolo Ramos (1898-1971).

3. Visit the Arehucas Rum Distillery

The distillery where the famous Arehucas rum is produced in located in Arucas

A must-try in Gran Canaria is the Arehucas rum, produced locally in Arucas for over a century, since 1884.

The origins of the distillery date from 1883, when Alfonso Gourie decided to open up a factory where sugar cane could be processed, so the Arehucas distillery opened its doors one year later in 1884.

You can take a guided tour and visit the facilities for a small fee of €3. 50 (free for children).

The visit includes the cellar and the bottling lines and also a tasting session of different rums and liqueurs.

If you’re in the area, don’t skip a visit to Arehucas Distillery, as it’s really worth the small fee and you will be supporting a local business and an important brand that is representative of the Canary Islands and especially for Gran Canaria.

4. Plaza de la Constitution

One of the main squares in Arucas, Gran Canaria

Plaza de la Constitución houses two important municipal buildings: the Town Council (1875) and the former Municipal Market (1882). It is easy to get here by walking from Plaza San Juan.

5. Municipal Museum and Park

The municipal park in Arucas, Gran Canaria

The main park in Arucas occupies a surface area of around 2.5 acres, with several
paved and tree-lined areas. Arucas is also known as the “Town of the
flowers” and the park as well is also known as Parque de las Flores (Park of the flowers).

The Municipal Museum of Arucas is situated at one of the entrances to the park. The museum currently shows a permanent exhibit of the works of Santiago Santana, Manolo Ramos, Guillermo Sureda and Abraham Cárdenes.

6. Leon y Castillo street

This is a pedestrian street, where you can admire several old and historic buildings.

You could also start your visit to Arucas here, by going to the Tourist Information Office for info about what to see in town.

7. Jardín de la Marquesa

This is a small botanical garden that owes its name to its creator, the Marquis, who brought back different species from his frequent journeys throughout the globe.

The garden currently hosts one of the most complete collections of tropical
and sub-tropical flora, with over 2.500 species on display.

The fee to visit the garden is €6 p.p.

Want to explore more around the island?

See a full list of things to do in Gran Canaria.

8. Mirador de Arucas

If you came to Arucas in your own rental car we recommend driving up to the Mirador for the spectacular view.

Unfortunately, the restaurant which used to function here is now closed, but at least you can stop for a few moments in the parking lot and take a few moments to admire the view of the surrounding area, including the town of Arucas and various other parts in the north of Gran Canaria.

Visit Arucas, a beautiful historic town in Gran Canaria (guide + photos)

Walk through Arucas, one of the beautiful historic towns in Gran Canaria

The Municipality of Arucas is situated in the north of Gran Canaria, stretching from sea level until up into the foothills, at an altitude of over 1.800 feet.

How to get to Arucas on your own and where to park

Day trip to Arucas and the heart of Gran Canaria

What to do and see in Arucas

1. Plaza de San Juan

2. Arucas cathedral – San Juan Bautista Church

3. Visit the Arehucas Rum Distillery

4. Plaza de la Constitution

5. Municipal Museum and Park

6. Leon y Castillo street

7. Jardín de la Marquesa

8. Mirador de Arucas

Arucas is a must-see when exploring the northern part of the island, as it is rich in history and surrounded by beautiful natural wonders, like the Arucas Volcano, which is the most important natural phenomenon in the municipality.

How to get to Arucas on your own and where to park

If you’re staying in Las Palmas, it is fairly easy to get to Las Palmas, as you can get on the 210 bus and go straight to Arucas.

We visited Arucas while we were staying the south of Gran Canaria in Arguineguin, so we drove there in our rental car.

Parking in Arucas was simple and straightforward, as there is free parking right next to the Arucas cathedral, so right next to the main attraction in Arucas. The parking was quite large, so we had no problems finding a free spot to park the car.

This parking is marked on Google Maps as Auto Parking Aparcamiento Gratuito.

Day trip to Arucas and the heart of Gran Canaria

If you’re visiting Gran Canaria and you want to discover a bit more places around the island, then we recommend a visit to Arucas and other traditional towns that are full of charm.

If you’re staying in the south and you don’t want to drive in Gran Canaria, then you can go on a day trip that takes you to some of the most beautiful towns and villages in Gran Canaria like Arucas and Firgas.

BOOK ONLINEDiscover Gran Canaria Day-Trip

Visit Telde, Arucas and Firgas

Admire the stunning mountain landscapes with a stop at Mirador de Tejeda for amazing views over Roque Nublo and El Teide

Return bus service from the following areas: Maspalomas, Playa del Inglés, San Agustín, Bahía Feliz, Puerto Rico, Arguineguín, Taurito and Puerto Mogán

What to do and see in Arucas

Most of the buildings in Arucas date from the second half of the 19th century and the early 20th century and they have beautiful architecture, which is why the old town of Arucas is worth a visit while in Gran Canaria.

1. Plaza de San Juan

San Juan Square is in the center of Arucas and you can start your visit here, by admiring the beautiful buildings in the old town center, especially St John church, which is the emblematic building of Arucas.

Plaza de San Juan is also an iconic spot in Arucas but it has gone through several transformations over time to get to how it looks today.

2. Arucas cathedral – San Juan Bautista Church

The cathedral in Arucas is really impressive

This magnificent church was built between 1909 and 1917, entirely by hand, with many sacrifices from the people who worked in its construction.

St. John’s Church is the icon of Arucas and the reason why many people stop to visit this historic town in Gran Canaria. The church houses an outstanding reclining
nude image of Christ, by local sculptor Manolo Ramos (1898-1971).

3. Visit the Arehucas Rum Distillery

The distillery where the famous Arehucas rum is produced in located in Arucas

A must-try in Gran Canaria is the Arehucas rum, produced locally in Arucas for over a century, since 1884.

The origins of the distillery date from 1883, when Alfonso Gourie decided to open up a factory where sugar cane could be processed, so the Arehucas distillery opened its doors one year later in 1884.

You can take a guided tour and visit the facilities for a small fee of €3.50 (free for children).

The visit includes the cellar and the bottling lines and also a tasting session of different rums and liqueurs.

If you’re in the area, don’t skip a visit to Arehucas Distillery, as it’s really worth the small fee and you will be supporting a local business and an important brand that is representative of the Canary Islands and especially for Gran Canaria.

4. Plaza de la Constitution

One of the main squares in Arucas, Gran Canaria

Plaza de la Constitución houses two important municipal buildings: the Town Council (1875) and the former Municipal Market (1882). It is easy to get here by walking from Plaza San Juan.

5. Municipal Museum and Park

The municipal park in Arucas, Gran Canaria

The main park in Arucas occupies a surface area of around 2. 5 acres, with several
paved and tree-lined areas. Arucas is also known as the “Town of the
flowers” and the park as well is also known as Parque de las Flores (Park of the flowers).

The Municipal Museum of Arucas is situated at one of the entrances to the park. The museum currently shows a permanent exhibit of the works of Santiago Santana, Manolo Ramos, Guillermo Sureda and Abraham Cárdenes.

6. Leon y Castillo street

This is a pedestrian street, where you can admire several old and historic buildings.

You could also start your visit to Arucas here, by going to the Tourist Information Office for info about what to see in town.

7. Jardín de la Marquesa

This is a small botanical garden that owes its name to its creator, the Marquis, who brought back different species from his frequent journeys throughout the globe.

The garden currently hosts one of the most complete collections of tropical
and sub-tropical flora, with over 2.500 species on display.

The fee to visit the garden is €6 p.p.

Want to explore more around the island?

See a full list of things to do in Gran Canaria.

8. Mirador de Arucas

If you came to Arucas in your own rental car we recommend driving up to the Mirador for the spectacular view.

Unfortunately, the restaurant which used to function here is now closed, but at least you can stop for a few moments in the parking lot and take a few moments to admire the view of the surrounding area, including the town of Arucas and various other parts in the north of Gran Canaria.

Visit Arucas, a beautiful historic town in Gran Canaria (guide + photos)

Walk through Arucas, one of the beautiful historic towns in Gran Canaria

The Municipality of Arucas is situated in the north of Gran Canaria, stretching from sea level until up into the foothills, at an altitude of over 1.800 feet.

How to get to Arucas on your own and where to park

Day trip to Arucas and the heart of Gran Canaria

What to do and see in Arucas

1. Plaza de San Juan

2. Arucas cathedral – San Juan Bautista Church

3. Visit the Arehucas Rum Distillery

4. Plaza de la Constitution

5. Municipal Museum and Park

6. Leon y Castillo street

7. Jardín de la Marquesa

8. Mirador de Arucas

Arucas is a must-see when exploring the northern part of the island, as it is rich in history and surrounded by beautiful natural wonders, like the Arucas Volcano, which is the most important natural phenomenon in the municipality.

How to get to Arucas on your own and where to park

If you’re staying in Las Palmas, it is fairly easy to get to Las Palmas, as you can get on the 210 bus and go straight to Arucas.

We visited Arucas while we were staying the south of Gran Canaria in Arguineguin, so we drove there in our rental car.

Parking in Arucas was simple and straightforward, as there is free parking right next to the Arucas cathedral, so right next to the main attraction in Arucas. The parking was quite large, so we had no problems finding a free spot to park the car.

This parking is marked on Google Maps as Auto Parking Aparcamiento Gratuito.

Day trip to Arucas and the heart of Gran Canaria

If you’re visiting Gran Canaria and you want to discover a bit more places around the island, then we recommend a visit to Arucas and other traditional towns that are full of charm.

If you’re staying in the south and you don’t want to drive in Gran Canaria, then you can go on a day trip that takes you to some of the most beautiful towns and villages in Gran Canaria like Arucas and Firgas.

BOOK ONLINEDiscover Gran Canaria Day-Trip

Visit Telde, Arucas and Firgas

Admire the stunning mountain landscapes with a stop at Mirador de Tejeda for amazing views over Roque Nublo and El Teide

Return bus service from the following areas: Maspalomas, Playa del Inglés, San Agustín, Bahía Feliz, Puerto Rico, Arguineguín, Taurito and Puerto Mogán

What to do and see in Arucas

Most of the buildings in Arucas date from the second half of the 19th century and the early 20th century and they have beautiful architecture, which is why the old town of Arucas is worth a visit while in Gran Canaria.

1. Plaza de San Juan

San Juan Square is in the center of Arucas and you can start your visit here, by admiring the beautiful buildings in the old town center, especially St John church, which is the emblematic building of Arucas.

Plaza de San Juan is also an iconic spot in Arucas but it has gone through several transformations over time to get to how it looks today.

2. Arucas cathedral – San Juan Bautista Church

The cathedral in Arucas is really impressive

This magnificent church was built between 1909 and 1917, entirely by hand, with many sacrifices from the people who worked in its construction.

St. John’s Church is the icon of Arucas and the reason why many people stop to visit this historic town in Gran Canaria. The church houses an outstanding reclining
nude image of Christ, by local sculptor Manolo Ramos (1898-1971).

3. Visit the Arehucas Rum Distillery

The distillery where the famous Arehucas rum is produced in located in Arucas

A must-try in Gran Canaria is the Arehucas rum, produced locally in Arucas for over a century, since 1884.

The origins of the distillery date from 1883, when Alfonso Gourie decided to open up a factory where sugar cane could be processed, so the Arehucas distillery opened its doors one year later in 1884.

You can take a guided tour and visit the facilities for a small fee of €3.50 (free for children).

The visit includes the cellar and the bottling lines and also a tasting session of different rums and liqueurs.

If you’re in the area, don’t skip a visit to Arehucas Distillery, as it’s really worth the small fee and you will be supporting a local business and an important brand that is representative of the Canary Islands and especially for Gran Canaria.

4. Plaza de la Constitution

One of the main squares in Arucas, Gran Canaria

Plaza de la Constitución houses two important municipal buildings: the Town Council (1875) and the former Municipal Market (1882). It is easy to get here by walking from Plaza San Juan.

5. Municipal Museum and Park

The municipal park in Arucas, Gran Canaria

The main park in Arucas occupies a surface area of around 2. 5 acres, with several
paved and tree-lined areas. Arucas is also known as the “Town of the
flowers” and the park as well is also known as Parque de las Flores (Park of the flowers).

The Municipal Museum of Arucas is situated at one of the entrances to the park. The museum currently shows a permanent exhibit of the works of Santiago Santana, Manolo Ramos, Guillermo Sureda and Abraham Cárdenes.

6. Leon y Castillo street

This is a pedestrian street, where you can admire several old and historic buildings.

You could also start your visit to Arucas here, by going to the Tourist Information Office for info about what to see in town.

7. Jardín de la Marquesa

This is a small botanical garden that owes its name to its creator, the Marquis, who brought back different species from his frequent journeys throughout the globe.

The garden currently hosts one of the most complete collections of tropical
and sub-tropical flora, with over 2.500 species on display.

The fee to visit the garden is €6 p.p.

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8. Mirador de Arucas

If you came to Arucas in your own rental car we recommend driving up to the Mirador for the spectacular view.

Unfortunately, the restaurant which used to function here is now closed, but at least you can stop for a few moments in the parking lot and take a few moments to admire the view of the surrounding area, including the town of Arucas and various other parts in the north of Gran Canaria.

Things to do in Arucas village

In this post we want to let you know the best things to do in Arucas village and coast. First, you have to know that it is the third largest city in Gran Canaria and one of the most local municipalities on the island. Arucas is located in the north of Gran Canaria, approximately 15 minutes from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Its capital is surrounded by banana trees and has a beautiful old town. Here we tell you the places to visit in Arucas and the main tourist attractions of the municipality. Don’t miss the video at the end of the post!

Arucas, Gran Canaria

Things to do in Arucas, Gran Canaria

In the following lines we are going to give you all details about the best places to visit in Arucas. Let’s go!

1. San Juan Bautista parish

One of the most characteristic icons of Gran Canaria is situated in Arucas. It is the parish Church named San Juan Bautista, though the locals usually call it by mistake the Arucas Cathedral. This church is neogothic style and it was started to be built in 1909 and finished officially in 1977. They say that it was built by hand, with any type of mechanic or technologic help. It is completely sculpted with the centenary stone of Arucas.

Arucas parish

If you are interested in visiting it, you can do it from 1st January to 31st December from 9:30 am – 12:30 pm and 4:30 pm to 7:30 pm. The church has at its feet a wide square with a charming terrace with a very nice view from the church. It is the San Juan square. From here you can capture the best photos of the Cathedral of Arucas, although as you know, the correct thing to do is to call it Parish.

San Juan square, Arucas, Gran Canaria

2. Old town and pedestrian streets of Arucas

A walk through its old town will take you to its pedestrian streets full of cafés and small shops. Notice how the famous centenary gray stone of Arucas is present in every detail of the village.

Pedestrian streets in Arucas

As you may check in the pictures, the old town has its charm despite of the cloudy days which are so usual in the north. If we walk a bit around we will reach the town hall. This square is also quite nice, although much smaller than the one in San Juan. As you can see below, there are some quite instagrammable letters with the name of Arucas.

Arucas town hall and square, things to do in Arucas

Moreover, very near from the town hall we have a park with gardens and swings for the children. Here you can appreciate some local trees as the gorgeous Dragos. These trees are typical from the Canary Islands. The age from the dragos could be known because of its ramifications. This plant doesn’t have growth rings as most of the trees. In the following pictures you can also see one of the sculptured trees of the park and a drago with the Arucas mountain at the background.

Arucas Park, things to do in ArucasSculptured tree

Next to the Arucas park is the Heredad de Agua de Firgas y Arucas. The building itself, as we see it, is one of the most beautiful in the city.

Heredad de Agua de Firgas and Arucas

3. Arehucas rum factory, things to do in Arucas

Another thing you can do in Arucas is to visit the Arehucas rum factory. It is one of the best known rums from the Canary Islands. Here they will explain the entire artisanal process of obtaining rum from sugar cane. From the harvest, to a final tasting. In the factory they also have a small shop where you can buy all their types of rums: honey rum, white rum, aged rum, caramel rum, etc.

Arehucas rum factory, things to do in Arucas

4. Gardens of the Marquise of Arucas

It is mainly a place for events, but its environment of 5,000 m2 of nature from the five continents will amaze you. These gardens began to be built in 1880 when the Marquis began to collect plant species, some endemic and others brought from different parts of the world.

5. Los Charcones and El Puertillo. Things to do in Arucas coast

Another thing to see in Arucas is its coast. Here, Los Charcones and El Puertillo beach stand out, two of the beaches of Gran Canaria that have a Blue Flag. Well, really Los Charcones are natural pools and El Puertillo a small cove. In all this area of the coast of Arucas you can enjoy surfing.

El Puertillo beach, things to do in Arucas

6. Restaurants in Arucas

If you are looking for restaurants in Arucas, below we recommend you our favorite ones.

✔ El Bautista: if you want to eat delicious and on top of that with views of the Church of San Juan Bautista, this is your place. They have two star dishes: cheeks with natural fries and scrambled eggs with potatoes from Tenerife and duck. The burrata salad with avocado, tomato and arugula was also spectacular. Also, the desserts are homemade, so leave some space for them.

El Bautista, restaurants in Arucas

✔ Restaurant Casa Brito: Service and products from first quality and therefore high prices. Its speciality is the grilled meat in a firewood oven. But we can say they offer all kind of food, even fish. To get here from the old town is about 5 minutes drive or 25 minutes walk.

Casa Brito restaurant, things to do in Arucas

✔ Restaurant De Enyesque Arucas: Enyesque means tapa in the Canary Islands, so that this is a pecking restaurant located in the city center. They combine the traditional food with the new.

7. Hotels in Arucas

In the town and its natural spaces there is a wide range of rural houses and holiday homes. We highlight the Emblematic hotel of Arucas and the beautiful Hacienda del Buen Suceso that we show you below. Anyway, we leave you with a direct link so that you can check all the accommodation options yourself. From its beaches, to its mountains and city.

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8. Video with all the things to do in Arucas

Below we leave you a video of what for us are the mandatory stops in Arucas and our visit to El Bautista restaurant. Remember that you have more videos about things to do in Gran Canaria on our YouTube channel.

We hope you like knowing new places and this post has been helpful in your visit to Gran Canaria! We invite you to continue discovering the island on your own with our local Gran Canaria Guides. In these you will find itineraries and plans for a day to go on your own. You can see them all by clicking on the following image.

the cradle of rum and tradition in Gran Canaria

Just a short 17-km drive from the capital of Gran Canaria, lies the small municipality of Arucas. Tucked between the municipalities of Moya and Firgas to the west; Teror to the south; and Las Palmas to the east, it is divided into 14 different districts and is home to more than 37,000 inhabitants. The picturesque old quarter of the municipality’s capital dates back to the end of the 15^th century, when the Spanish conquistadores completely destroyed the original pre-Hispanic settlement of Arehucas only to rebuild it around the chapel of San Juan. Today, the original church no longer stands but in its place rises the impressive Church of San Juan Bautista. Popularly known as the Arucas Cathedral, the iconic landmark is one of the architectural jewels of the Canary Islands.

Arucas offers a plethora of natural and ethnographic wonders for you to discover. There is Mount Arucas and its sweeping views; and the area’s sublime beaches and excellent surfing spots. A visit to Arucas is incomplete without a visit to the renowned Arehucas Rum Factory, or the surrounding banana plantations or the characteristic volcanic blue stone quarries. Eating in Spain is a delight and it is no different in Arucas – try any of delicious fish- and seafood-based tapas lining the restaurant bars for true ocean freshness.

Arucas Cathedral
On your way to Arucas from Las Palmas, it’s easy to make out the pointed spires of one of the must-see landmarks: the towering Church of San Juan Bautista. The colossal size of the building earned the church the unofficial title of cathedral.

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The original chapel was built on the site of an older pagan chapel, in veneration of San Juan Bautista (St. John the Baptist) in 1480. It became a parish church in 1515 and it underwent several restorations throughout its lifespan, each reflecting the architectural traditions of the time. On the cusp of the 20^th century, Queen Regent María Cristina declared Arucas a city. And, this is when it was decided to build a city church. The architect Manual Vega March was commissioned and in 1909 construction began. It would take 70 years to complete. Today, the church is considered to be the most emblematic landmarks of the town. It houses an incredible collection of historical and artistic objects, such as Italian sculptures, Flemish- and Andalusian-style paintings, and the works of the great Baroque artist, Cristóbal Hernández de Quintana.

A tour of the city of Arucas
Arucas Cathedral

Following a visit to the Tourism Office (León y Castillo, 10), the Cathedral of Arucas is the best place to start your walking tour of the old town. Located in the central square of Plaza de San Juan, the church shares the spotlight with the 20^th-century theatre Nuevo Teatro Viejo, a landmark establishment. Over the years, the theatre has hosted circuses, cockfights and a cinema. Today, it is the go-to-place to enjoy theatre.

The city hall and the municipal market of Arcus are just a short 2-minute walk away at the Plaza de la Constitución. These two buildings are excellent examples of 19^th-century Canarian colonial architecture. You can also explore the renowned 19^th-century Casa de Gourié which now houses a municipal museum. It was built by the same family that founded the successful Arehucas Rum Factory in 1884.

Head to the lavish Casa y Jardín del Marquesado de Arucas, located north of town. Built in 1911, the manor is surrounded by a magnificent, lush, Romanesque-inspired botanical garden with hundreds of different exotic plants and trees, and mirror-like ponds.

Outdoor fun: Mount Arucas, beaches and much more
Once you have completed your tour of the old town, it is time to venture out into the countryside and discover what this beautiful region has to offer.

Mount Arucas is an extinct volcano that was artificially filled in the 20^th century in order to build a vantage point and restaurant. You’ll get a bird’s eye view of the city, Tenerife and the soaring Mount Teide.

Arucas views

The coast of Arucas is dotted with gorgeous beaches that are easily reachable by CG-2, the coastal motorway. There is the popular 450-m long sandy stretch of San Andrés for a lazy day at the beach, or Los Enanos, a favourite among surfers. The natural pools of Los Charcones are also an ideal destination if you are looking for calm waters for a relaxing dip. They are located just on the outskirts of Puertillo de San Andrés.

If you are in the mood for a more cultural activity, head to the Cueveras de Tenoya. These artificial caves are located in the ravine of Tenoya and include a replica of a pre-Hispanic indigenous settlement. It provides an excellent opportunity to discover the way of life and customs of the native population.

Where to eat in Arucas
Aruquense cuisine knows how to perfectly combine its ocean-fresh fish and seafood with its locally grown greens. You can choose from a wonderful selection of freshly-prepared mussels, red mullet and grouper, and savoury watercress stews made with local staples such as beans, corn, sweet potato and pineapple. There are also other typical products such as the Arehucas honey rum, bananas, biscuits and chocolates. The best place to pick up any of these local delicacies is at the outdoor market held every Saturday morning at the Parque de la Paz in Arucas.

A must-try restaurant is Casa Brito Restaurant Grill (Pasaje Ter, 17), located in the district of Visvique. This unfussy restaurant has not stopped serving expertly chargrilled meat since it opened its doors in 1998. For something more upscale, head to De Enyesque Arucas Restaurant (Juan de Bethencourt, 38). This cosy Canarian-style restaurant offers a unique menu, combining traditional and contemporary cuisine.

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Visit Arucas Cathedral on your trip to Gran Canaria

San Juan Bautista is one of the main churches on Gran Canaria. It is in a town called Arucas and it is also commonly referred to as Arucas Cathedral. This contemporary place of worship is one of the best examples of religious architecture in the archipelago.

The immensity of the church means that it has ended up being called a cathedral even though it does not actually have cathedral status. San Juan Bautista Church is a symbol for local people. The church and Nuestra Señora del Pino Basilica in Teror are two of the most frequented places of worship on the island.

If something stands out about San Juan Bautista Church, though, it is the Gothic Revival architecture. It is a fine example of stonework, and boasts large towers, pointed arches and a truly breathtaking façade. It has been declared a monument of cultural interest.

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San Juan Bautista Church is not a cathedral
The reason why people commonly call this church a cathedral is because it is so large. It is majestic and grandiose and stands high above the rest of Arucas and, indeed, the surrounding area. In fact, you can see the main tower from well outside the town.

However, it is still just a local church. In order to have cathedral status, it would need to be the seat of the diocese and this honour belongs to Las Palmas Cathedral. However, this does not stop the church from decorating the streets with beautiful handmade flower and sawdust carpets to honour Saint John the Baptist (patron saint of Arucas) each year during Corpus Christi.

The origin of Arucas Church and how it was built
Arucas Cathedral

Way back in the 15^th century, there was a chapel in honour of John the Baptist on the very spot where San Juan Bautista Church now stands. As the centuries went by and as Arucas itself grew, the chapel also changed and, by the 17^th century, it was a Renaissance-style church with three naves.

It was demolished in the early 20^th century and a new, larger church was built. Work building the new church began in 1909 under the supervision of architect Manuel Vega. The doors opened in 1917 although work continued until 1977, almost 70 years later. Work on the church came to an end on 24^th June, Saint John’s day.

Arucas Cathedral architecture and style
If one thing stands out about Arucas Cathedral, it’s the impressive Gothic Revival style it was built in. The exterior is similar to other Gothic Revival buildings such as Barcelona Cathedral. It was built from black stone taken from the quarry in Arucas. The quarry is one of the best on Gran Canaria.

Local artisans set to work on each and every detail of the façade in order to make it very unique and special. The fact that there is a close link between Arucas and the stone industry makes the spectacular handcrafted stonework even more special. It is estimated that there were over one thousand employees at the quarry in Arucas when work on San Juan Bautista Church began.

In addition to the two towers on the main façade, there is a third, taller tower. This is the bell tower and it was built between 1962 and 1977 (although work began in 1930). It is the last piece that was added to the church.

Inside, a number of elements from the original church still remain. You will find a 16^th century image of Jesus on the cross next to characteristic pointed arches and white walls. As in all good Gothic Revival buildings, the church also has a number of stained glass windows. Many of them were donated and some were even manufactured by the well-known French firm, Maumèjean Frères.

It is easy to spot Arucas Cathedral from far away. As you head towards the town, San Juan Bautista Church makes for a stark contrast with the colourful houses. It stands out in all its splendour in this green, northern part of Gran Canaria.

Arucas: a town of Canarian rum
San Juan Bautista Church is the main symbol of Arucas. The town has 35,000 inhabitants and it is in the north of Gran Canaria, not far at all from Las Palmas and about five kilometres from the coast. Another local icon is the famous Arehucas rum, the best-known rum on the Canary Islands. It is named after the place where it is made. The company is the oldest rum-maker in Europe. Sugar cane is grown in Arucas.

However, it is also worth going to Arucas to visit the old quarter, which has been declared a monument of cultural interest. You will find fine examples of local Canarian architecture there. Montaña de Arucas (Arucas Mountain) is the cherry on the cake. This 412-metre high old crater dominates the entire area and you can even see Teide mountain on Tenerife from there.

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Corners of Gran Canaria

In the old quarter of Vegueta, I will introduce you to the architectural monuments of the city of Las Palmas and tell you about the history of the city, its past and present. Then you will pass through the most fashionable area – Ciudad Jardin, along the way you will see the port of Las Palmas-Puerto De La Luz and proceed to the town of Arucas – the rum capital of the island, also famous for its quarries, where blue Canarian basalt is mined. And in the city of Teror, the pilgrimage center of Gran Canaria, you will look at the balconies of the endemic Canarian pine and the Basilica of Saint Pino.

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You will climb Mount Arucas, which offers unforgettable views of the entire northeast of the island, the port area of Las Palmas and Las Canteras beach. And then – to the highest point of Gran Canaria – Pico de Las Nieves. It is from there that you can see the basalt monolith Roque Nublo, sacred to the first inhabitants of the island, and the place of primitive meetings of Roque Bentayga, the neighboring island of Tenerife and the majestic Mount Teide. The last point of the tour will be the crater of an extinct volcano – Caldera De Bandama. Once you are there, you will be able to take in all of Las Palmas and the blue, blue, endless ocean.

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On the way to the highest point of Gran Canaria, we will stop at the village of Cruz de Tejeda with a rich historical past. Here, in the tents of local artisans, you will taste all kinds of Canarian liqueurs, sweets based on almonds, handmade hard and soft cheeses and much more. It will not do without the traditional Canarian drink – rum with honey. And if you wish, you can stop by the vineyards of “Bodegon de Bandama” and taste several varieties of “volcanic” wine, tart and fragrant.

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Gran Canaria is amazing landscapes and incredible nature, which changes every five minutes by car: from lush palm forests and dense laurels to pine groves and mighty eucalyptus trees. You will learn the main things about the history and traditions of the island and breathe in the air of mountain herbs. My tour contains all the most important things that everyone who comes to Gran Canaria should see with his own eyes, taste and photograph for memory, in order to exclaim at the end: “This is an island full of contrasts and bright colors!”.

What awaits you

Corners of Gran Canaria
In the old quarter of Vegueta, I will introduce you to the architectural monuments of the city of Las Palmas and tell you about the history of the city, its past and present. Then you will pass through the most fashionable area – Ciudad Jardin, along the way you will see the port of Las Palmas-Puerto De La Luz and proceed to the town of Arucas – the rum capital of the island, also famous for its quarries, where blue Canarian basalt is mined. And in the city of Teror, the pilgrimage center of Gran Canaria, you will look at the balconies of the endemic Canarian pine and the Basilica of Saint Pino.

Exotic as it is
You will climb Mount Arucas, which offers unforgettable views of the entire northeast of the island, the port part of Las Palmas and Las Canteras beach. And then – to the highest point of Gran Canaria – Pico de Las Nieves. It is from there that you can see the basalt monolith Roque Nublo, sacred to the first inhabitants of the island, and the place of primitive meetings of Roque Bentayga, the neighboring island of Tenerife and the majestic Mount Teide. The last point of the tour will be the crater of an extinct volcano – Caldera De Bandama. Once you are there, you will be able to take in all of Las Palmas and the blue, blue, endless ocean.

Canaries taste
On the way to the highest point of Gran Canaria, we will stop by the village of Cruz de Tejeda with a rich historical past. Here, in the tents of local artisans, you will taste all kinds of Canarian liqueurs, sweets based on almonds, handmade hard and soft cheeses and much more. It will not do without the traditional Canarian drink – rum with honey. And if you wish, you can stop by the vineyards of “Bodegon de Bandama” and taste several varieties of “volcanic” wine, tart and fragrant.

Organizational details

The group size can be more than three people (up to 15). The cost of the tour, depending on the number of people, is discussed with the guide.

Transfer is included in the price of the tour

Automobile

Type of excursion: individual by car

Group size: up to 3 people

Days: see the calendar. Choose a free date when booking.

Duration: 9 hours

Start: by agreement

Language: Russian

Price: 450 euros for 1-3 people, regardless of the number of participants

Free day

Busy day

The schedule is updated every half an hour.

Reviews of tourists

Sergei

We really liked the excursion. The best recommendations!

April 27, 2022

Elvira

I liked the tour very much. It was interesting. I advise everyone

October 27, 2021

Irina

We were very lucky that Yulia was our guide!
She is not only a very knowledgeable person and a charming girl!
Julia is a great driver who could drive a car on sharp turns and tell stories at the same time!
and she gave us an initial acquaintance with the history, archeology and geography of the islands.
Julia advised us on a wonderful hotel and helped us organize the transfer.
She is punctual and extremely easy to contact via email and whatsapp.
We were unlucky with the weather (it was rainy) and we were not able to appreciate the beauty of the island.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart and I would like to see you again!

December 4, 2018

Andrey

Very well organized tour. Julia knows the material very well, she will answer all additional questions.

January 3, 2018

Dmitry

An incredible tour of the wonderful island! Julia, our guide, is just a real professional, a wonderful person and a very pleasant conversationalist. We were all just delighted. We will definitely come again and I’m sure Yulia still has something to show and tell about…

December 11, 2017

Julia

Guide in Gran Canaria

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Car rental in Gran Canaria ᐅ Best Prices

Gran Canaria is the third largest of the Canary Islands, famous for its alternation of white and black (with volcanic sand) beaches, as well as picturesque mountainous and rural landscapes. Tropical palm trees and a warm climate will impress even the most discerning tourist. If you want a more productive holiday, you can rent a car and go inland, full of historical sights.

Cheap car rentals and rental prices in Gran Canaria

The island has all the conditions for a perfect holiday, and car rental is no exception. Many well-known companies are represented in Gran Canaria, including Europcar, Autoclick, Enterprise and others. In the struggle for each client, they make very worthy offers:

Renault Twingo (mini) – 4 €;

Volkswagen Polo (economy) – 5 €;

Ford Fiesta (compact) – 6 €;

Nissan Qashqai (medium) – 15 €;

Renault Scenic (standard) – 18 €.

How to save money and rent a car cheaper

If you are confident in your abilities, choose a car with a manual transmission – offers with automatic transmission in Gran Canaria start from 30 EUR per day. If mechanics are too tough for you, turn to Thrifty, Hertz and Europcar – they have the most inexpensive options with automatic transmission.

Some companies provide the option to pick up a car with a full tank and return empty. This will help you save some money on your trip.

The high holiday season here lasts from May to October and from December to February. In the intervals between the peaks of tourist activity, rental prices are slightly reduced – by 5-7%.

Benefits of booking your car rental through EconomyBookings.com

EconomyBookings.com makes your car journey as comfortable as possible. We offer to thoroughly prepare for the trip in advance, so as not to waste precious vacation minutes looking for a car. You can choose the option that suits you from an extensive database of car rental companies, and get detailed advice from our operators regarding the nuances of driving in a particular country, as well as the terms of the proposed contract. We have been providing secure car rental transactions around the world since 2008.

About the country

The official language in Spain is Spanish. The island also uses the local Canarian dialect. The inscriptions along the central roads and signs near the tourist areas are duplicated in English.

To pay in cash on the island, you will need euros. Currency exchange is carried out at hotels, airports, travel agencies and exchange offices. Banks are open from 9-00 to 16-30. They are heavily bureaucratic, slow to operate and have earned a bad reputation for poor customer service. $100 bills may not be accepted. In general, it is better to go to the island already with local currency.

Please note: price tags in many stores are indicated not only in euros, but also in pesetas, although the national currency has long been withdrawn from circulation. Some establishments accept dollars for payment, but the exchange rate is very low. You can pay with credit cards of international banking systems almost everywhere.

Canary Islands use UTC+0 in winter; In March, the clocks are switched to daylight saving time.

Popular cities

Gran Canaria has many picturesque places, among which the following are the most attractive for tourists:

Las Palmas – the capital of the island, a major port with duty-free shops;

Maspalomas – a spa town with a huge spa reserve;

Arucas – distinguished by many historical and architectural monuments;

Teror – a town with picturesque surroundings, a paradise for hikers;

Telde – an ancient city surrounded by orchards and ancient caves; it has over 700 architectural landmarks.

Toll roads

There are two expressways on the island of Gran Canaria:

GS1 – connects Las Palmas and Arguineguin;

GS2 – leads from Las Palmas to Agaete.

The passage is free of charge, and the quality of the road surface is at the highest level. There are no plots with special payment in Gran Canaria either.

The western part of the island is mostly winding mountainous serpentine, so plan your route according to your own driving skills.

Speed limit

Gran Canaria has a national speed limit:

City limits: 50 km/h.

outside cities: 90 km/h.

highways: 110 km/h.

freeways: 120 km/h.

Some sections may have their own restrictions – follow the signs. Cameras are widely used to record the speed of vehicles.

Permitted alcohol

The maximum allowable blood alcohol level in Spain is the same and is:

0.5‰ – for experienced drivers;

0. 3‰ – for those whose experience is less than two years.

Violations will result in a fine of 500 euros (first time) or 1000 euros (second time). Refusal to pass the test is fraught with an amount of 500 euros.

In Spain, there are special rules for foreign drivers – fines must be paid immediately on the spot, in cash. Otherwise, the car will be delayed, and the amount may increase up to 50%.

Parking lots and their cost

There are a lot of free parking lots on the island, but it is advisable to take places in the morning or in the evening – especially if there is a beach nearby. The most difficult thing is in the capital, although if you wish, you can find a free parking lot 10-15 minutes walk from the hotel. Focus on color markings:

white – free for everyone;

blue – paid, equipped with a parking meter;

yellow – for the disabled and public transport.

There are inexpensive underground parking lots in large cities. Municipal paid parking costs an average of 1 euro per hour.

It is preferable to have cash for payment. There are many municipal controllers who check the observance of time and parking rules. If you do not pay the fine on time, there may be difficulties in the future when applying for a Schengen visa.

Fuel and fuel prices

The average fuel prices in Gran Canaria are as follows:

95 gasoline – 1.25 euros;

98 gasoline – 1.38 euros;

diesel fuel – 1.16 euros.

Prices are at the beginning of February 2018.

Peculiarities of national driving and traffic rules

The following traffic rules apply in the Canary Islands:

you can’t talk while driving even during a stop – the driver must pull off the road and get out of the car;

right-hand traffic accepted;

Manipulating a GPS navigator is subject to a fine;

it is forbidden to drive with headphones on;

when overtaking a cyclist, it is important to keep a distance of at least 1. 5 meters;

the use of seat belts is mandatory for everyone in the passenger compartment;

Children may only be seated in the front seat if they are over 150 cm tall and 12 years old.

Emergency and Advice Services

On the island you can call for help in an emergency at the following phone numbers:

112 – free 24/7 emergency support;

902-102-112 – local police;

091 – civil guard;

20-71-22 – fire department;

24-59-21 ambulance.

7 reasons to visit Gran Canaria | Travel news

Discuss Gran Canaria is synonymous with imagining yourself under an umbrella on one of its wonderful beaches, because can we talk about it without mentioning its magnificent beaches with crystal clear waters ?

And it’s that we’re closer than we think our special “Caribbean” but we haven’t seen it yet. In this article that I present to you today, I will give you 7 reasons to visit Gran Canaria , although there are many more that are understandable. Among these 7, I will name 4 places that should not be missed when traveling around the islands. Ready? Ready? Well, let’s take off!

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1 1. Los Tilos de Moya

2 2. Enjoy the sunset

3 3. Learn to surf

4 4. Arucas, the cradle of bluestone and pirate rum.

5 5. The colorful town of Aguimes.

6 6. The best place to watch the stars.

7 7. Las Canteras beach.

1. Los Tilos de Moya

Don’t you know what Tilos de Moya is? It is Nature Reserve which covers the municipalities of Santa Maria de Guia and Moya in Gran Canaria. In it we can walk through the lush and mysterious forest Canaries Laurel (type of subtropical forest), the trees of which are always green.

If we walk through this forest, we will feel like little gnomes because its trees are very tall and we will always be accompanied by the hum of birds such as robins or chow chows.

This is a forest to visit and more if you want. long walks through charming places and full of greenery.

2. Enjoy the sunset

We can assure you that wherever you are in Gran Canaria, you will be able to enjoy its magnificent sunsets . Because they are all beautiful, they all have one other light and because, as we all know, they enjoy almost the whole year, if not the whole year, the best climate that can be.

3. Learn to surf

One of the most typical sports in Gran Canaria is surfing . Have you ever thought about doing this? Well, if you’re there, now is the perfect time to do so. It can be said that surfing is the national sport of the area, along with windsurf y el
kitesurfing.

In Gran Canaria day after day you can find good waves and also see the most experienced surfers in the area who live this sport with the full adrenaline and freedom it gives them.

Personally, I think that this is one of those sports that you need to try at least once in your life. Are we going to buy a table?

4. Arucas, the cradle of blue stone and pirate rum.

The best thing about Arucas is its historic centre. where you can see great architectural works of unusual beauty and splendor. Perhaps most impressive is San Juan Bautista Parish Church , which dates back to 1909 and is of great value both as an architectural site and to the people of Arucas. It rises above all the surrounding buildings, making its facade even more majestic. But we must not forget to mention places like Town Halls y el
Municipal market , el
New Theater neoclassical 1906 and Arehucas rum distillery, founded in 1884.

On the other hand, if you crave peace and relaxation, its beaches are ideal for relaxation. The main beaches of Arucas are: Banaderos El Puertillo Beach and San Andres Beach . It is sand and stone, but not for this reason they are ill-prepared for swimming. On the contrary, you can enjoy a refreshing bath with both video surveillance and a shower.

5. The colorful town of Aguimes.

We recommend visiting this unique city, because we are sure that will not leave you indifferent . Cultural events, good food, traditional buildings and incredible beaches make this city a unique place not only to visit once in a while, but to live in for a lifetime.

In Aguimes we allocate:

Su Parish Church of San Sebastian .

Su Agüimes Interpretive Center , this is the ideal place to go if you want to know everything about this city, from its architectural, artistic and historical characteristics of the Old City to the types of different buildings that exist or have existed in it, for example, peasant houses, bourgeois, craft workshops, sketes, churches, monasteries, storerooms, etc.

6. The best place to watch the stars.

Astronomy lovers will find in Gran Canaria the opportunity to contemplate “its stars” in the best conditions: high peaks, clear, clear and dark skies and always very light wind.

In addition to these conditions, you have Themysas Astronomical Observatory o el
Astronomical Center Roque Saucillo , both with an extensive calendar of events throughout the year to give fans of the star their sightings and everything they need to know about them.

7. Las Canteras beach.

On the beach of Las Canteras you will find what is possibly the best urban beach in the area .

Las Canteras Beach stretches along the bay and is like a sandy beach that stretches for several kilometers and is known as a changing beach. Who will visit him, they say that every day is like a different beach If you go on Monday and go again the next day, on Tuesday, you will find a completely new beach, different from the one you saw the day before.

Surf spots fuerteventura map: Fuerteventura Surfing Guide with Maps of the Surf Spots

Опубликовано: May 6, 2021 в 11:12 am

Автор: alexxlab

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Surfspots Fuerteventura – Planet Surfcamps

Fuerteventura offers a great number of surf spots. These spots vary with changing swell and wind conditions that can make the reef or beach breaks work perfectly – or not. Some work only under specific conditions, others are great for surfing almost every day and invite you to grab your board and throw yourself into the waves. Whether waves for beginners or barrels for advanced surfers – you will definitely get your money’s worth.

Fuerteventura will always offers spots where you can practice new skills or live out the ones you already have. You only have to know where to go. Our surf teachers in our Planet Surfcamps school in Fuerteventura will take care of this for you. If you would like to borrow the equipment outside the lessons, then we would guide you with the most important and most relevant spots.

The North Shore – like the name already tells you, the North Shore lies on the northern coast of Fuerteventura. Here, a number of reefbreaks await especially the advanced surfers. The coast begins in Corralejo and ends about 20km later at the famous lighthouse in El Cotillo. Most of the spots work best in the months from September to April. During this time, winds regularly visit the island from the east and south (offshore), which is necessary for these spots. Winds in Fuerteventura predominantly come from the north.

The West of Fuerteventura offers a number of deserted beaches that catch a lot of swell. This might be too much swell for beginners, which is why we don’t put too much emphasis on this region unless the swell is overall low or in summer where the waves are perfect for beginners.

The East also offers very nice surf spots. There are sections near the airport that require a good NE or N swell. The Planet Surfcamps van is also often parked by the beaches north of “Moro” where our students can give their best in the water.

In the following section we will present to you our favorite surf spots on Fuerteventura where we often teach and where you can also have fun on your own.

Planet Surf Lesson SpotsMore surf spotsKitesurf spotsWindsurf spotsSUP spots

Planet Surf Camps Course Spots

This is a list of the spots where we normally give the surf lessons. Sometimes, however, we also teach in other spots.

El Burro (Glass Beach)

This spot is also located between Corralejo and Puerto del Rosario, after the Parque Natura. There are sufficient parking opportunities. The spot is a reefbreak and offers left as well as right.

Level: For beginner, intermediate and advanced surfers

Conditions: The best swell for El Burro should come from the NE with winds from the N. It’s best surfed during mid-tide.

El Cotillo

El Cotillo is located quite close to the small city Cotillo. Shortly before entering the city, you follow a gravel road to the beach where yo u can park on a hill. This is a beachbreak and offers right as well as left breaks. The beaches are also often used just to chill or to admire surfers at their best.

Level: This spot offers three sections that can be surfed by beginner, intermediate and advanced surfers.

Conditions: Especially good with swells coming from the W and winds coming from the E. Good as well with the coming and going tides.

La Caleta

You can easily and quickly travel to this reefbreak from our surf house. You would have to drive on gravel roads along the north shore. The waves offer left as well as right breaks.

Level: Apt for every skill level

Conditions: This spot is best surfed during high tides and works the best during swells from the W, NW and N as well as with winds blowing from the E, SE and S.

Playa Blanca

The beach-/shorebreak is located near the airport and the island’s main city, Puerto del Rosario. There is good parking and the beach is rarely overfilled and easy to find.

Best conditions: NE, E, SE or N swell works the best for Playa Blanca. You can also surf it at all times.

Level: Apt for all levels

Playa de las Escaleras

Just a short ride farther south from Cotillo, you will arrive at the Spot Playa del Áquila (also commonly referred to as Playa de las Escaleras because of the steep stairway that leads to the beach). The beach break offers left and right breaking waves.

Level: This surf spot is well suited for all surfers, from beginner to advanced.

Conditions: Works really well with waves coming from the W, NW or N and winds blowing from the S, SE, E or NE. It is best surf at low or mid tide.

Playa del Moro

This spot is between Corralejo and Puerto del Rosario, directly by the road after the Parque Natural. There is also good parking. The beachbreak has, sometimes, a stony underground.Conditions: N or NE swell and W, NW or N winds work the best for this spot.

Level: Apt for all levels

Conditions: N or NE swell and W, NW or N winds work the best for this spot.

Punta Blanca

You can reach this spot via a dirt-road. During this 15 minute drive, you will pass numerous spots such as „La derecha de los Alemanes“, „The Bubble” and the fishers’ village Majanicho. You can spot Cotillo’s lighthouse from this reefbreak. The waves, breaking to the left and to the right, are quite far out at sea, which means you would need to paddle a lot. Be careful of the stony ground.

Level: for intermediate surfers

Conditions: This spot works best with waves coming from the W, NW or N. The wind should be offshore and blow from the E, SE, S and SW. Punta Blanca can be surfed independently of the tides.

More Surf spots in Fuerteventura

Of course, Fuerteventura offers many more surf spots than previously mentioned. Some of them are described below.

Bristol “Shooting Gallery”

Bristol, also known as “Shooting Galerie”, is a fairly exposed reef break that offers reliable and consistent surfing throughout the year, except maybe in summer where it tends to be rather flat. The considerably flat reef offers fast and steep waves during low-tide as well as smoother waves during high-tide. Very close to Corralejo, it is often visited by many locals.

Break: reef

Best Tide: mid

Best Swell: N, NW, W

Best Wind: S, SE

Coast: North

Cofete

You can reach the empty spot Cofete via a dirt road, about 45 minutes from Morro Jable. Parking is possible directly at the beach. It is advised to surf this area during small swells (no wind) as you would otherwise have to deal with dangerous currents. There is also a high risk of close-out waves, especially during a W swell and offshore winds. Riding direction is both right and left.

Break: beach & shore

Best Tide: all

Best Swell: N, NW, W

Best Wind: S, SE, E

Coast: South-West

El Hierro

El Hierro can be divided into two main breaks, La Derecha de los Alemanes (“German Right”) and La Izquierda. Works best at middle sized swells. Best for advanced surfers.

La Derecha de los Alemanes is a beautiful reef break, with waves breaking to the right (hence the name). There sections of fast and slow waves. Best surfed during low-tide.

La Izquierda is also located right next to the Derecha. It’s a long left break of powerful and fast waves.

Break: reef

Best Tide: all

Best Swell: N, NW, W

Best Wind: S, SE, E

Coast: North

El Muelle “Harbour Wall”

The lefthander El Muelle is located behind the port of Corralejo. Best surfed during low tide and mid swell, at high tide you run the risk of hitting the reef. It can get quite crowded due to the city’s proximity. Quite consistent surf spot, however rather flat during summer.

Break: reef

Best Tide: low

Best Swell: NW, W

Best Wind: SW

Coast: North

Generoso

This slow and beautiful lefthander breaks on lava rock and is located a short drive from Corralejo. The waves are known to be smooth and powerful, and can be surfed by everyone. There is no beach, so you would have to climb through a rocky bank to get in or get out. Take care of the currents.

Break: reef

Best Tide: high

Best Swell: N, NW

Best Wind: S, SW

Coast: North

La Pared

Easily accessible from Costa Calma by car, this surf spot is surprisingly visited by only a few surfers. This is probably the best surf spot in southern Fuerteventura and is favored by surf schools. It is a good spot also for beginners; however take care of the rocks underwater and the strong rips!

Break: beach

Best Tide: low

Best Swell: N, NW, W

Best Wind: E

Coast: West

Los Lobos

This is perhaps the most popular point-break of the Canary Islands and offers a beautiful righter of more than 100 meters with barreling sections. To get to the small island near Corralejo, you would have to take a ferry (or private boat). Make sure to check the last departure time as there will be no possibility of getting back to the city after the last boat has left. Bring loads of food, water and sun protection with you.

Break: reef

Best Tide: low & mid

Best Swell: N, NW, W

Best Wind: N, NE, E

Coast: North

Majanicho

This spot is located directly by the fisher’s village, Majanicho. Once there, wonderful reef and point breaks await you, offering long rides during larger swells. This spot is ideal, especially for intermediate surfers, to practice cutbacks and other maneuvers. The currents are not strong, so it’s very enjoyable. Majanicho actually comprises three different spots:

Majanicho Inside (A-Frame) offers a good surfing alternative when the other main spots of the north shore are too large.

Majanicho Inside Righthander is bit further east of the A-Frame and works best with no wind, a NW swell and incoming tide.

Majanicho Outside is located even farther east, on the entry of the bay. Windsurfers tend to overtake this spot, when the wind picks up from the east. Also a popular SUP spot.

Break: reef

Best Tide: high

Best Swell: N, NW, W

Best Wind: E

Coast: North

Rocky Point

Rocky point is directly in the city of Corralejo and offers left as well as right breaks. It is one of the most beloved spots of the island due to its central location and is great for all skill levels. It is great when the north shore is oversized, can get crowded however. Close-by restaurants offer great opportunities to rest and restore energy. We advise you to enter the spot on the side to avoid the long reef walk.

The Outside reef is now a famous spot for SUP riders and offer long rides that are perfect for longboarders and intermediate surfers.

Break: reef

Best Tide: high

Best Swell: N, NW, W

Best Wind: SW

Coast: North

The Bubble

The Bubble is one of the best surf spots Fuerteventura has to offer, with waves breaking left and right. It offers consistent waves and surfing is possible in almost all conditions, to be surfed only by experts! The waves are quick and powerful, great tubes are possible. The ground is formed by volcanic rock and wipe-outs can be rough. It can get quite crowded on weekends.

Break: reef

Best Tide: high & mid

Best Swell: N, NW, W

Best Wind: S, SE, E

Coast: North-West

Kitesurf spots in Fuerteventura

The following points are only a few of the many kitesurf locations Fuerteventura has to offer.

El Cotillo

If the swell is too big, then waves tend to close out and the shorebreak can be quite powerful. Nevertheless, this is a perfect spot during small waves, especially from June till September.

El Puertito is also located by the old harbor of Cotillo and hosts very large waves. The 2009 windsurf competitions “Fuerte Wave Classic” was held here. This reefbreak is, however only for expert surfers and works best in the months from November to April.

Break: beach & shore

Best Tide: high

Best Swell: N, NW, W

Best Wind: N, NE

Coast: North-West

Flagbeach

This beach is visited by a number of kitesurfers all year round and, with a nearby kitesurf center and a rescue team available, it is suitable for all surfing levels. The riding direction is mainly left and there is a small ramp, formed by a reef about 100 meters out, where you can practice your first jumps.

Break: beach

Best Tide: all

Best Swell: N, NW

Best Wind: N, NW, NE

Coast: North-East

Majanicho

This spot is not the best, but you can have loads of fun all year long. It is rather for experienced surfers and the riding direction is mainly right.

Break: point

Best Tide: all

Best Swell: N, NW, W

Best Wind: NE, E

Coast: North

Rocky Point

Rocky Point is one of the many beaches Corralejo has to offer and is visited by all surfers (including wind, kite and SUP). It is rather for experienced surfers and hast the best riding conditions during winter and spring.

Break: reef

Best Tide: high

Best Swell: N, NW, W

Best Wind: NW, W

Coast: North

Windsurf spots in Fuerteventura

There are numerous windsurf spots in Fuerteventura, too many to describe in detail on this website. Hence, we will only mention a few of the most popular sites.

Costa Calma

With a vast strip of white sandy beach, costa calma is the perfect location for windsurfing. When the wind picks up, it’s best to leave the spot to the windsurfers and return when everything has calmed down a bit. It is a great spot to practice cutbacks. Keep in mind that this is a surfer’s spot, so respect them. Kiting is not allowed.

Matas Blancas is also a surf spot just a bit further north of Costa Calma. This is the northernmost spot of Fuerteventura that enjoys the thermal effect of the hills.

Break: beach

Best Tide: all

Best Swell: S

Best Wind: N

Coast: South-East

El Cotillo

El Cotillo is also a popular spot for windsurfers of all levels; best for intermediate wind surfers. It is best surf during high or mid-tides and is visited almost all year round (winder, spring and summer).

The Lagoon is located off the coast of Cotillo, near the lighthouse, and offers flat water which is perfect for beginner windsurfers.

Break: beach

Best Tide: high

Best Swell: N, NW, W

Best Wind: NE

Coast: North-West

Flagbeach

This is a great beach to practice jumping and is suitable for windsurfers of all levels, from beginner to expert surfers. It works well all year round and with all tides. It can get quite crowdy.

Break: beach

Best Tide: all

Best Swell: N, NW

Best Wind: N

Coast: North-East

Lobos

This ideal windsurf spot is located on the southwestern coast of the Corralejo’s island, Lobos. It offers the best surfing conditions during winter and spring and is only for advanced windsurfers. Best surfed during high-tide and with mainly right breaks.

Break: reef

Best Tide: high

Best Swell: NW, W

Best Wind: NE

Playa Sotavento/ Playa Barca

This beach is famous for windsurfing and holds the annual World Championship since 1985. The area of the kite- and windsurfers is clearly separated and, because of the heat radiating from the hills, enjoys consistent winds throughout the year. It is great for all skill levels and a great place to practice aerials.

The Lagoon is also great for schools and is visited by beginners and professionals. There is only a bank of sand that separates the lagoon from the ocean; hence you can easily change surfing locations.

The Risco del Paso is especially known for speed surfing and it is where the highest velocity was reached at the former World Cup.

Break: beach/ shore

Best Tide: all

Best Swell: S

Best Wind: N, NW, NE

Coast: South-East

Puerto Lajas

This left break offers the best ride during high tide. It is suitable for all levels and offers many opportunities to rip through powerful turns and perform jumps.

Break: reef

Best Tide: all

Best Swell: N, NE, E

Best Wind: N

Coast: East

Punta del Tigre “La Turbia”

It is the most western point of the island that can be reached via a very long dirt road. The isolated spot offers right breaks and is suitable for expert riders. Nothing for beginners. If you find surfers in the water, let them finish surfing before entering.

Break: reef

Best Tide: high

Best Swell: NW, W

Best Wind: NE, E

Coast: South-West

Rocky Point

It’s safer to surf during high tide and is a great place to ride waves. The waves can measure over 2 meters, so it’s best for advanced windsurfers. The riding direction is mainly left.

Break: reef

Best Tide: all

Best Swell: N, NW

Best Wind: W, NW

Coast: North

SUP spots in Fuerteventura

Majanicho

When the wind picks up, it’s best to leave the spot to the windsurfers and return when everything has calmed down a bit. It is a great spot to practice cutbacks. Keep in mind that this is a surfer’s spot, so respect them.

Break: point

Best Tide: all

Best Swell: N, NW, W

Best Wind: E

Coast: North

Rocky Point

This is an ideal place to practice SUP, especially when the North Shore gets too big. To avoid having to walk over meters of rock, we advise you to start off at the neighboring smaller beach.

Break: reef

Best Tide: high

Best Swell: N, NW, W

Best Wind: SW

Coast: North

Waikiki Beach

This is the perfect spot for beginner SUP riders. When the waves are too large at Rocky Point, small waves form here that are perfect for practicing. A nearby surf center also offers all the equipment you may need.

Break: reef

Best Tide: high

Best Swell: N, NW, W

Best Wind: SW

Coast: North

10 Best Surf Spots In Fuerteventura, Spain

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Updated Apr 25, 2020

Fuerteventura Island is the recognized archipelago of the Canaries. The island is known as the ‘Hawaii of Europe’ and is a popular surfing destination in the Canary Islands of Spain. The island is home to numerous white sand beaches accompanied by beautiful weather with a pleasant climate and plenty of waves making it the perfect surf destination in the country. The beautiful sunshine with the best weather year-round and surprisingly affordable makes it a popular choice among surfers. The strategic location of the Canary Islands, which is few degrees north of the tropic of cancer, is exposed to the big swells of the North Atlantic Ocean, makes it an ideal location for different water sports activities. The long stretches of coastline attract surfing enthusiasts and even a lot of celebrities to ride the big waves on their boards. The giant waves make the pro surfers come back every year to experience the amazing ride on the waves. Let’s have a run down at the 10 best surf spots in Fuerteventura.

1. Los Lobos

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Located in the inhabited island, Los Lobos offers the most spectacular surfing experience in the Canary Islands. It offers the most unusual and the longest right-hand waves with perfect tube sections. The waves are 300 – 500 meters (984 – 1640 feet) high and run all along the coast. You can reach the surf break via ferries that leave every hour from the surf town Corralejo. You can experience the fastest barrelling waves apt for advanced surfers. October to March is the best time to experience these long waves with varied sections and quality.

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2. Cyclop

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It is another popular surfing spot among riders to experience the large waves coming from both the left and right side. This is a reef break and is best suited for confident surfers to paddle on the high waves.

3. Punta Elena

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If you are looking for a real thrill, then the reef break within the bay of Corralejo is the ideal one for you. The reef break has several peaks that can produce barrels on its day. One of the peaks is popularly known as the ‘Rocky Point” which is a training spot for intermediate level surfers. The breaks really get bigger on the outside and forms left and right roll on the inside. The spot offers the best surfing experience during mid to high tide.

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El Hierro

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Located on the north coast of the Fuerteventura Island next to the Majanicho beach, El Hierro is a popular surfing spot with great swells. It’s definitely worth a watch as you witness those giant waves and experience the super fast barrelling from right to left-hand wave over the shallow reefs.

5. Majanicho

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This is an exposed reef break with the right and left-hand waves. The swells rise from the north and gradually bend it down the reef into the deep bay. The break is an ideal surfing spot for beginners and intermediate level surfers round the year.

6. El Muelle

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Located next to the port of Corralejo, this long walled left-hander reef is also known as the harbor wall. It offers the best swells with winds coming from the west. There is no beach break or left-hand side wave so, it is highly recommended not to surf from the left with high tides to avoid getting smacked on the reef. November to April is the best surfing season for the amateur to advanced surfers.

7. Baja del Medio

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This surfing break is known as a Rocky Point where big waves start from the north coast and break out in the Bay of Corralejo. The swells are really big starting from the outside creating long right-hand shoulder waves with faster and shallower inside on the left. The deep water with long rides offers a perfect surfing destination for beginners and long boarders.

8. The Bubble

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Located on the north coast of Fuerteventura, this reef break is infamously famous for offering the most powerful barrels breaking over a sharp rocky reef. The bubble is one of the powerful right-hander wave spots with big swells and offshore winds making it a favorite destination for advanced surfers to ride on those powerful heavy waves. For beginners, it’s a great break to watch and get inspired.

9. El Burro

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Located in the middle of the dunes in Corralejo, this is a sheltered reef break on the Fuerteventura islands. The beach is also known as the ‘Glass beach’ and is popular with kite surfers. Summer is the best time for surfers as the wind swells from the northeast to the west. The surfers can experience the best swells around the mid tide especially during morning and evening as the winds take you over the peak when the trade winds pick up

10. El Quemao

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Situated on the north coast of Lanzarote across the fishing village of La Santa, El Quemao is considered to have the best waves in the world. It’s magnificent to witness the giant waves breaking from miles away. The powerful waves are like a gladiator that produces amazing barrels breaking over a shallow lava reef. The incredible waves produce solid groundswell from the north making it the most powerful and dangerous barrels that can wipe you out of your life. These may endanger amateurs or beginners due to its electrifying powerful waves; however, it can be the best surfing experience for experienced surfers.

Surfing spots of the Canaries

The Spanish archipelago is the home to white sandy beaches and several islands which had been on the surfing map since 1970. The Canary Islands offers the best surfing destination in Europe. With long stretching coastlines, warm weather and offshore winds make it perfect place to explore surfing opportunities on the big waves. The big swells created by the North Atlantic are fascinating to watch. Overlooking it means you are losing out from experiencing the greatest adventure of your life. No matter how skillful you are, these top surfing spots of the Canaries will never fail to amuse you.

Best islands of adventure

The Spanish archipelago is the home to white sandy beaches and several islands which had been on the surfing map since 1970. The Canary Islands offers the best surfing destination in Europe. With long stretching coastlines, warm weather and offshore winds make it perfect place to explore surfing opportunities on the big waves. The big swells created by the North Atlantic are fascinating to watch. Overlooking it means you are losing out from experiencing the greatest adventure of your life. No matter how skilful you are, these top surfing spots of the Canaries will never fail to amuse you.

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9 Best Surf Spots In Europe For Beginners

Last updated on: March 4, 2022

Surfing in Europe

Europe has a lot to offer when it comes to surfing for beginners. The European surf scene mainly takes place in Portugal, France, and Spain. Here you will find some of Europe’s best beach breaks that guarantee perfect conditions for beginners. However, you will also find surf spot gems in other countries like The UK, Netherlands, or Norway. Every European country with a coastline facing the North Atlantic ocean has surf potential, but Portugal, France, and Spain are the most popular destinations due to the number of surf spots, quality of the waves, and their climate.

Europe gets its biggest and most consistent swells during winter, but in the summer months, you can experience smaller and more mellow waves – perfect for beginners.

A surf trip in Europe for beginners

Surfing in Europe is not like your average surf trip to Asia or Central America, where the best surf spots tend to be in remote locations.

The best surf spots in Europe for beginners are very accessible, as infrastructure is good and distances between surf destinations are reasonable. Also, most of the top surf destinations for beginners are near a town.

That makes Europe a good choice for anyone’s first surf trip. Europe also has a predominance of beach breaks which is ideal for your first surf trip and experience in the water.

Learn to surf in Europe

If you want to learn to surf in Europe, the best option is to book a surf camp trip, where you get all the necessary instructions from good and qualified surf instructors. A surf camp trip is an intense experience that allows you to see quick progress and results. Alternatively, you can find a local surf school and sign-up for lessons on a day-to-day basis.

As a beginner, it is crucial to have someone with you in the ocean, that knows the local surf spot and can choose a day with the right conditions for your level. Surf schools and surf camps make sure you surf in safe conditions and learn all the necessary techniques to boost your learning curve.

A surf camp trip will cost you anywhere between 300€ – 1.000€ / week, depending on length, facilities, accommodation options, and other things included. If you opt for a surf school, you will find surf lessons for around 50€ per day (2-3 hour sessions).

The Best Surf Spots In Europe For Beginners

Below you will find a curated list with the best surf spots in Europe for beginners:

Fistral Beach: Newquay, United Kingdom

Alaïa Bay: Switzerland

Cote Des Basque: Biarritz, France

Zurriola Beach: San Sebastian, Spain

Praia do Baleal: Peniche, Portugal

Foz do Lizandro: Ericeira, Portugal

Costa Da Caparica, Lisabon, Portugal

El Cotillo: Fuerteventura, Spain

Playa De Las Américas: Tenerife, Sapin

Fistral Beach: Newquay, United Kingdom

We are starting in the north, more specifically The United Kingdom.

In the southwest of England, you find Cornwall. The region is home to the best surfing beaches in England, and the town of Newquay is a popular destination due to its surf spots, vibrant nightlife, and good restaurants.

Learn to surf on the famous Fistral Beach. A wide beach, backed by dunes and located only a five-minute walk from the center of Newquay. Fistral Beach is a hot spot for surf schools as waves are consistent and provide conditions for all levels.

Surf schools in Newquay:

Quiksilver Surf School Newquay

Fistral Beach Surf School

Escape Surf School

Alaïa Bay: Switzerland

Surfing in Switzerland? Impossible, you might think, as the country has no coastline. However, Alaïa Bay made a dream possible by building a Wavegarden pool where surfers can enjoy perfect waves in Switzerland’s beautiful surroundings.

When visiting Alaïa Bay, you can literally be surfing and hitting the slopes during the same day. That’s a bit mind-blowing and something truly unique!

The conditions in the artificial wave pool can be adjusted for beginners, which will guarantee you a perfect introduction to surfing.

Take surf lessons at Alaïa Bay:

Alaïa Bay

Côte des Basques: Biarritz, France

Biarritz’s prestige doesn’t go unnoticed when you stroll down the beautiful streets and pass by the top-class hotels and restaurants. The town has a relaxed holiday vibe mixed with french charm. Start your day with a fresh croissant and a coffee in one of the cities graceful squares before taking on your daily surf lesson.

Côte des Basques is one of the best surf spots for beginners in Biarritz, due to its mellow lefts and rights that stretch along with the never-ending beach.

The beach has a great surf vibe, and you will find plenty of surf shops and surf schools in this area. The conditions at Côte des Basques are also popular among long borders.

The surf spot works best at low and mid-tide, as the beach is cut off when the tide rises. There are plenty of other good surf spots for beginners to explore around Biarritz, so you will still be able to surf when the tide rises at Côte des Basques.

Surf schools in Biarritz:

Hastea Surf School

Biarritz Paradise Surf School

Zurriola Beach: San Sebastian, Spain

When it comes to surfing in San Sebastian, there are three good surf beaches, where Zurriola tends to be the most popular due to its waves that suit all levels of surfers.

The wave provides a nice A-frame with quick lefts and longer rights. Zurriola beach stretches out over 800 meters but can still be fairly crowded as it’s a well-known and excellent surf spot working through the tides.

The conditions are best in small to medium swells as waves tend to close out during bigger conditions. Zurriola Beach receives swells throughout the year, but the most consistent period is between September and April. However, the smaller conditions during summer are more suitable for beginners.

There are always new surf schools and surf camps popping up in San Sebastian, so it’s easy to find some well-qualified instructors when you want to learn how to surf.

Surf schools in San Sebastian:

Pukas Surf School

Groseko Indarra Surf School

Praia do Baleal: Peniche, Portugal

Continuing down the Iberian Peninsula, you will reach Portugal – arguably the best surf destination in Europe. There are plenty of good surf spots where you can learn to surf in Portugal, and first off the list is; Praia do Baleal in Peniche.

The coastal town of Peniche is located in the district of Leiria. It is known for its long sandy beaches and for having one of the best beach breaks on the planet, Supertubos, that attract a lot of professional surf events.

As a beginner who wants to learn to surf in Europe, Praia do Baleal provides the perfect conditions. Praia do Baleal is located between the town of Peniche and the small island of Baleal. The bay of Praia do Baleal is extremely beautiful and has a seafloor that offers mellow and gentle waves all year. These surroundings mixed with a laid-back surf vibe, make it the perfect place for a beginner surf experience in Portugal.

During summer, beginners will also be able to surf one of Peniche’s most consistent waves, Cantinho da Baía. A superb left- and right beach break that works at mid and high-tide.

Surf schools in Peniche:

Ride Surf Resort

Baleal Surf Camp

Waterlost Surf School

Foz do Lizandro: Ericeira, Portugal

60 km further down Portugal’s coast, you will find Ericeira. A charming Portuguese fishing town that has turned into a mecca for surf schools and surf camps. The cute town with the cobbled streets and whitewashed houses is home to some of the best surf spots in Portugal. You will find world-class seafood restaurants, boutique shops, and a cool surf vibe that attracts all levels of surfers.

Ericeira also attracts a young community of digital nomads and expats due to its consistent surf throughout the year, reasonable cost of living, and the fact that it’s only 45 minutes away from the capital, Lisbon, and the international airport.

Foz do Lizandro is a beach break that offers fun little peaks for beginners. The beach break is formed by a river mouth and usually, there is a left on the south side of the beach and an a-frame in the middle of the beach.

Foz do Lizandro works best from low to mid-tide. The surf spot is loved by surf schools, as it is very consistent and reliable. It is a blue flag awarded beach with all the necessary facilities such as seasonal lifeguards, showers, toilets, and changing rooms.

Surf schools in Ericeira:

Lapoint Surf Camp Ericeira

Blue Ocean Surf School

Surf Riders

Activity Surf Center

Costa Da Caparica: Lisabon, Portugal

The last place that we want to highlight in Portugal is Costa Da Caparica. Costa Da Caparica has the benefit of being a short 20-min drive away from Lisbon. It makes it a unique surf spot for those who want to combine a surf trip with a city break. If you are staying in Lisabon, you can easily do the daily commute by car to one of the surf schools at Costa Da Caparica. Alternatively, you find several surf camps at Costa Da Caparica, offering the perfect setup for a surf trip.

Costa Da Caparica is a 30km long stretch of beach with a lot of peaks that offer both lefts and rights. It is a beach break that is consistent 365 days a year, and the waves are perfect if you’re hoping to catch your first green waves. That’s why Costa Da Caparica is our favorite beginner surf spot in Portugal.

Surf schools in Costa Da Caparica:

Surf Pro

Gota Dagua Surf Camp & school

Caparica Evolution Surf School

El Cotillo: Fuerteventura, Spain

Besides the north, Spain has a little surfing gem called The Canary Islands. European tourists flock to these islands during winter, as both weather and surf are very consistent. These islands get blessed with some really good swells making them a paradise for surfers.

The Canary Islands consist of seven individual islands: El Hierro, La Gomera, La Palma, Gran Canaria, Tenerife, Fuerteventura, and Lanzarote.

On Fuerteventura, you find the most beautiful beaches with white sand and crystal clear water. In Corralejo, you will find a surf community with plenty of good surf schools and surf camps. When travelling from the airport to Corralejo, you will drive through the dunes on the most scenic road alongside the coast.

One of the best beach breaks on Fuerteventura is named El Cotillo and can be found at the northwest coast. El Cotillo is a long beach that offers a lot of peaks with both lefts and rights. It is one of the favorite beginner surf spots among surf schools and surf camps, as it is very consistent and reliable.

The waves are breaking close to the shoreline, which makes it an ideal surf spot for beginners since you don’t need a lot of paddle strength. The surf spot works best at a medium tide and swell. When the swells get too big the waves tend to close out very fast.

Surf schools in Fuerteventura:

Billabong Surf Camp

Lineup Fuerteventura

Wave Rider Surf Camp

Kailua Surf School

El Conquistador: Tenerife, Sapin

Tenerife is another popular winter getaway in The Canaries. Just like Fuerteventura, it is a popular island among surfers. Tenerife offers plenty of good surf spots for beginners, and most of them are in the south around Playa De Las Américas.

One of the best surf spots for beginners in the area of Playa De Las Américas is, El Conquistador. The surf spot gets its name from a big hotel located above the bay. Unlike many other options on this list, El Conquistador is technically a reef break as the waves are breaking over flat but jagged rock. However, as the rocky seabed is flat and the water isn’t too shallow, the spot is still very ideal for beginners.

The surf spot works on all tides, and waves can be waist high to double overhead. When the swell is small it’s easy to catch the fun peeling lefts and rights.

Surf schools in Tenerife:

Tenerife Surf point

Surf Life Tenerife

Friends Of The Ocean

Blackstone Surf Camp

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Fuerteventura: Surf’s up! – Independent.ie

Garry Toal heads to the warm waters of the Canary Islands for an action-packed surfing adventure… and packs his Go-Pro.

I woke early the first morning and watched the sun climb into the sky.

Waves lapped onto the beach a couple of hundred metres from my window. A tingle of excitement ran through me. I had four days of surfing ahead, and I was stoked.

On subsequent mornings, of course, I would pay little attention to the beautiful Atlantic sunrise. My only concern became the waves – how big was the swell? How far apart were the sets? How well formed was the water?

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The sun rises over Rocky Point as I look out my window on the first morning

After the first day surfing my focus as I looked out my window in the morning quickly centred on the surfing conditions at Rocky Point

Rocky Point is a popular location with surfers and within a stone’s throw from the surf villa

The sun rises over Rocky Point as I look out my window on the first morning

I’d surfed before. But that was in Bundoran during an October squall, when the temperature of the sea was a lot more hospitable than that of the surrounding air.

I loved it.

Fuerteventura is another story, however. A surfer’s paradise often described as the Hawaii of Europe, surfing here is a world away from the gales and frigid temperatures I experienced in Donegal. My surf shack for the trip was a beautiful Spanish villa belonging to Waverider surf school.

The owner, our instructor Nathan, told me how he had scoured the area for the perfect property to realise his dream of a ‘surf villa’, complete with sea views, where residents could wake to the sound of waves breaking on the shore – “an essential component of any surf holiday worth its salt,” he gushed.

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The garden was a great space to relax in and it was hard to resist a selfie in the pool to Snapchat to the folks back home

The guest book in the surf villa was full of quirky messages of thanks to Nathan and the Waverider crew

The Waverider surf villa

The Waverider surf villa

The garden was a great space to relax in and it was hard to resist a selfie in the pool to Snapchat to the folks back home

Nathan spoke with pride about the long hours he spent renovating the property, all the time being tortured by the nearby waves pounding the reef, calling him to down tools, grab his surf board and have some fun.

The sacrifice paid off, though. Looking around the villa, you’re left in no doubt about the purpose of your stay. Large canvas photographs of Fuerteventura’s surf scene adorn the walls, with ‘retired’ surf boards placed tastefully here and there.

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Even the bedroom mirrors were shaped like surf boards.

We were greeted early on the first morning by Nathan and his fellow instructor Tahila, also a veteran of the Fuerteventura surf scene.

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We were picked up each morning in a mean looking Land Rover and a people carrier

We were picked up each morning in a mean looking Land Rover and a people carrier

I hopped into Nathan’s Land Rover, surfboards strapped to the roof and wetsuits stuffed into the back, and we roared off to scout the nearby beaches and reefs to suss out the best conditions.

Nathan is your textbook surfer dude; sun-bleached hair just above shoulder length, an ever-present smile with an easy-going attitude, always there to offer advice and quick to hand out praise for a wave well-surfed.

Tahila is a petite blonde whose South African accent is unmistakable – a bubbly character with a wicked sense of humour. She was an inspiration to the women in the group and proof that any notion of surfing as a macho, male orientated sport is wide of the mark.

As we travelled through Fuerteventura’s Martian landscape, forged by the ancient volcanoes still visible across the island, the roads around popular surfing locations were heaving with battered cars and pick-up trucks carrying surfboards.

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The Waverider surfing instructors, Nathan and Tahila

Tahila takes a group of beginners through the basics

Nathan offers a helping hand on the waves

Tahila on-hand to give some encouragement

Brian Hassey from Waterford catches a wave under the watchful eye of Nathan

A big thumbs from Tahila for a wave well surfed

Jason O’Mahony from Waterford rides a wave as Nathan watches on

Paying close attention to Tahila as she offers some sound advice

Nathan films me with the GoPro riding a wave

The Waverider surfing instructors, Nathan and Tahila

The volcanism that sculpted the island may well have ceased, but you’ll be in little doubt that this is a surfing hotspot.

We decided to head for Punta Blanca, a reef off the island’s north shore.

I was later informed the area is known locally as Shark Bay… a nugget of information I was thankful to receive after the fact, although Nathan assured me the closest I would get to a shark would be playing pool in the local bars.

After squirming into our wetsuits we planked our surfboards onto the hot sand and paid attention as Tahila put us through our paces with some yoga-like stretches.

With the warm-up exercises out of the way she took us through the basics of surfing.

Then the fun began.

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The inland scenery of Fuerteventura is like what you’d expect to see in a picture taken by the Mars Rover

Oddly dotted along the baron roadside were warning signs for deer, however Nathan explained that they were there to warn motorists of goats that roam the area

The group arrives at ‘Shark Bay’ for the first day’s surfing

Punta Blanca aka ‘Shark Bay’

At ‘Shark Bay’ the waves break around 100m from the shore

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To get to the best surfing conditions, you must fight through the tide, out of the shallow water, to the ‘line-up’ where the waves first hit the reef around 100 metres out.

You must avoid being washed up like a piece of driftwood as you are blasted in the face by the shallow breaking waves.

You must avoid being dumped unceremoniously into the foaming water when a big wave catches you off guard.

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The group suits up ahead of the day’s surfing

Tahila takes us through some warm-up exercises on the beach

On our way to Rocky Point

There was a great sense of camaraderie among the group

Tahila teaches us how to ‘pop-up’ correctly

Some last minute advice from Nathan before hitting the waves

The group suits up ahead of the day’s surfing

When you reach the line-up, it’s time to sit up on the board and wait for the perfect wave.

When the right wave comes, it’s back down flat on the board, facing the beach and paddling like crazy. As the surge grabs your board, a final four quick strokes and up you pounce like a cat…

Of course it’s not that simple.

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About to be pounded by a wall of white water

Walking out across the stony reef at Rocky Point

Tahila leads her group into the water

Paddling out to the line-up at Rocky Point

Being thrown off the board by a shallow breaking wave as Nathan makes it all look so easy

Battling through the shallow breakers at Rocky Point

Finally some respite as we make it to the line-up, sit up on our boards and wait for the sets to roll in

A calm break in between sets

Nathan explains how to spot a good wave coming in

Waiting for that perfect wave

About to be pounded by a wall of white water

Getting the ‘pop-up’ right is tricky and your position on the board is key; too far forward and the nose points into the water catapulting you head-first into the foam; too far back and the wave swamps your board, passing you by and putting all that effort paddling to waste.

Vine: A perfect example of when I was too far forward on the board, and flung headfirst into the sea

Eventually, perseverance is rewarded and the adrenaline rush you get from riding the white water back to shore has you eagerly beating a path back out to do it all over again.

As the day wore on, the muscles ached and paddling out to the breaks became more difficult. To my embarrassment, I even needed a tow into the waves from Nathan and Tahila on several occasions.

The sight of me flopped on the board, exhausted, getting pulled along by my instructor is in stark contrast to the clips you see on YouTube of the daring pro-surfers being towed out by jet skis to catch monster waves.

But hey, everyone has to start somewhere.

Video: Pro surfers get pulled into waves by jet skis in Tahiti. Watch closely at 1:44min, the surfer is almost decapitated as the jet ski gets taken by the monster wave

After three hours Nathan called time, we trudged back to the Land Rover, guzzled some water, peeled off the wetsuits and hit the road.

On the way back we stopped for refreshments in a small town called Lajares at a fantastic French bakery, a Mecca for weary surfers returning from their day on the waves.

Back at the Waverider villa, sun loungers were dotted around the garden, and a pool provided welcome relief from the afternoon heat. Have-a-go surfers from across Europe came and went, providing great company.

On the second day, We surfed at Playa Blanca, on the outskirts of Corralejo.

With waves breaking much closer to shore there was less paddling involved, providing some much needed respite after the previous day’s efforts.

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Weary surfers flock to the small French bakery in Lajares on the way back from ‘Shark Bay’

Weary surfers flock to the small French bakery in Lajares on the way back from ‘Shark Bay’

The final two days were spent surfing ‘Rocky Point,’ a reef break located just in front of the surf villa, with big waves and very little time between sets. The action was non-stop and it was here that all the lessons learned from the previous days came together.

Standing up on the board seemed much easier. My now battle-hardened body was coping better with everything that was being thrown at it and I didn’t need to be towed onto waves by the instructors, a tremendous boost for my self-confidence.

When I hung up my wetsuit on the final day, all the paddling, being thrown around in the sea like in a giant washing machine (not to mention a few late nights with my amigos from the surf villa) had taken their toll.

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Wipeout!!!

Attempting a pop-up

Getting wiped out as Nathan watches on

Catching a wave as more roll in behind

Celebrating after a good ride on a wave

Surfs up at Rocky Point

Getting the hang of this surfing lark

In the thick of it at Rocky Point

Jason O’Mahony from Waterford making it all look easy

Wipeout!!!

I was ready for a rest.

I had given it everything and had an amazing time with some wonderful people – but as they say, all good things come to an end. I said my goodbyes and caught a late flight home.

I certainly intend to return… but until then there’s only one thing for it.

Yep you guessed it, Bundoran in October.

Getting There
I stayed in the Waverider Surf Villa with Surfholidays.com. Price for 1 week B&B with 5 days surf lessons, equipment & airport transfers is €415.

The Villa is located in the surf town of Corralejo in northern Fuerteventura and overlooks the surf spot Rocky Point. It sleeps 14 people in a mix of shared, private & double rooms.

A number of airlines fly to Fuerteventura out of Ireland, to get the best prices see www.skyscanner.ie.

Cowabunga! Know your surfing lingo…
Bail: To jump off the board before an imminent wipeout

Barrel: A barrel is where the wave forms a hollow tube as it breaks

Beach break: A wave that breaks over a sandy seabed

Caught inside: When a surfer is pinned back by the shallow breaking waves and can’t make it out to the line-up

Chop: Where the surface of the ocean is rough and bumpy, bad conditions for surfing

Cowabunga: Slang from 1960’s surf culture, cried out enthusiastically when surfing a wave

Drop in: Where a surfer cuts across someone already surfing the wave, a heinous crime in the surf world

Line-up: Area just outside the breaking waves where surfers wait for their waves

Men in grey suits: SHARKS!

Pop-up: The move from lying prone on the board into a standing position to ride the wave

Reef break: A wave that breaks over a coral reef or rock seabed

Swell: Solid surfable waves rolling in

Tow-in: Catching big waves with the aid of a Jet ski, or in my case an instructor

Wax: Smeared on the board to give your feet more grip

Wipeout: Falling off your board

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Typically when we read about the world’s best surfing spots we find ourselves being directed towards the West Coast of the United States of America, to Australia, or to Bali on Java in Indonesia, but the reality is that there are many amazing spots for surfing in Europe.

That’s why we have created this guide to amazing surf spots in Europe.

From the United Kingdom to Spain, France, and Portugal, the surf in Western Europe can be pretty spectacular when it wants to be!

Traveling through Europe on the hunt for the best surfing spots is a great way to spend your holiday in Europe and you may find yourself never wanting to come home. Some of the places might be kind of pricey, but they’re definitely worth the money, so no excuses here!

Check out: Best Camps for Beginners & Advanced Surfers in Europe!

The weather in Europe is unpredictable at the best of times but if you get a good sunny day you could easily be in Bali or on the Sunshine Coast of Australia, for the waters are oh so very blue, clear and, believe it or not, even warm too!

If you are good enough, you may find yourself invited to come and teach at one of the many surf schools along the coasts of Spain, France, and Portugal. This is a great way to travel around Europe, see the world, and teach what you are passionate about!

CAPARICA, Portugal

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WHEN: ALL YEAR AROUND

LEVEL: ALL

Lisbon is not only the capital of Portugal but is also one of the most popular surfing destinations in Europe. It is not difficult to see why when waves are constant all year round. There are many types of waves offered in Lisbon including beach breaks, point breaks, and reef breaks.

Caparica, or as the locals call it, Costa da Caparica is a long beach with numerous jetties. It goes from the south of Lisbon to the Tejo River and can be accessed by a twenty-minute drive across the bay. It has a great offshore wind when winds from the East come through.

There are surf options all along the thirty kilometers of Caparica. The best waves can be found in the north where there are sand bars and jetties.

PENICHE, Portugal

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WHEN: The main season for surfing in Peniche runs from September through to October.

LEVEL: ALL

Peniche in Portugal has for many years been one of the most popular surfing destinations in Europe, and it’s not hard to see why.

Peniche is very easy to access thanks to budget airlines like EasyJet and Ryanair that fly to many destinations within Europe for a very reasonable price. If you want to bring your own board, though, you’ll find yourself forking out a small fortune as budget airlines are famed for their stinging baggage prices.

Nevertheless, there are over 200 different surf schools in Peniche from which to learn the ropes before you head out onto the water.

Check out our comparison: Best hostels in Peniche for surfers!

SAGRES, Portugal

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WHEN: The season is all year long but winter can deliver some pretty awesome uncrowded days.

LEVEL: ALL

In Sagres, the many empty beaches and amazing landscapes won’t let you down. The waves are suitable for surfers of all levels so just find a spot that suits you best.

The locals are not the friendliest but if you respect their culture and mind your own business you won’t have any problems. You should definitely visit—Sagres won’t leave you disappointed.

ERICEIRA, Portugal

WHEN: for BEGINNERS between May and September, for intermediate and professional the rest of the year.

LEVEL: ALL

You can find this fisherman’s village north of Lisbon (only 45 minutes’ drive), and apart from fishing, you can find some amazing surfing conditions. There are various surfing spots to choose from, such as Coxos, Foz do Lizardo, Pedra Branca, etc.

Surfing conditions are great for all types of surfers and all skill levels. The beaches are not as crowded as in other parts of Portugal, but you’ll probably want to hit the waves in the off-season.

Ericeira is a lovely town to hang out in, with some delicious seafood restaurants and some hip bars. If you need a quick getaway from the city, you can reach the lovely historical town Mafra in just 15 minutes.

There are few surf houses and hostels in the city, so you can easily go on a solo trip as well. You will make friends quickly in this town.

LOFOTEN, Norway

WHEN:

Beginner/intermediate: April – Sept.

Intermediate/advanced: Sept – April.

LEVEL: ALL

Lofoten, Norway, is known for having the best waves in the country.

Windsurfing, kitesurfing, and surfing all take place at this beautiful Nordic archipelago where the water offers all ages and any level of experience exciting activities.

Although the climate is cold, quality, thick wetsuits with hoods, neoprene gloves and boots will keep surfers warm as they enjoy what may be the most beautiful cold water surf location in the world.

Added to the enjoyment of the delightful waves, surfers can view and explore stunning fjords, breathtaking and picturesque landscapes and stunning scenery, not to mention the Northern Lights.

While there are ridable waves throughout the year, the best time to surf at Lofoten is between November and March. Lofoten is one location to experience inside a hooded wetsuit that is of the thickest weight with neoprene gloves and boots.

At Lofoten, there is whale watching, bird watching, the Northern Lights and beautiful birds to see, as well as thematic photo trips along with the tremendous surfing experiences.

SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain

WHEN: The surf in San Sebastian is best in the winter months of November and December. The temperatures sit around twenty degrees, so it’s not too cold to cope!

LEVEL: ALL

When we think of Spain we think of flamenco and bull-fighting, not necessarily surfing but rest assured that Spain is home to some of the best surfing locations in the world, not just in Europe and San Sebastian is no exception.

The best time of the year for surfing in San Sebastian is in the winter months. The water is not as cold as in Cornwall, England, but it is still pretty chilly.

San Sebastian itself is nothing particularly special; it’s quite built up with tourist resorts, but that’s not what we’re about. We are about the surf, right?

MUNDAKA, Spain

WHEN: The best times to head to Mundaka for surfing are March and April and September and October.

Accessible from the city of Bilbao, Mundaka is one of the best surf spots in Spain. The surf is best in autumn and in spring, and the tepid waters are a joy to be in. The beaches around Mundaka are perfectly clean, with soft, creamy sand.

After a long day out on the water, hang out in one of the many beachside bars and cafes and enjoy a freshly caught fish dinner washed down with some classic Spanish sangria.

PLAYA DE RODILLES, Spain

WHEN: The best time to surf here is between November and April. The place is loved by locals and can get very crowded.

LEVEL: INTERMEDIATE, ADVANCED

Playa de Rodiles is located in the north of Spain in the Asturias region. It’s a beautiful surfing spot surrounded by some very steep cliffs. The scenery, Spanish culture, and Asturias region are very lovely and you’re gonna have a wonderful time on your surf trip!

First of all, it’s important to point out that this spot is not for beginners or anybody who is still learning how to surf. Playa de Rodiles is recommended for intermediate and advanced surfers because of the strong rips and heavy waves. The waves reach three meters and it’s a lot of fun.

Make sure to stop by while doing a northern Spain surf trip because this is definitely the best spot to surf in Europe, so you’ve gotta check it out!

WATERGATE BAY, England

WHEN: That said, the best surf at Watergate Bay rises in the autumnal months of September and October.

LEVEL: BEGINNER

Watergate Bay, like Sennen Cove, can be found in the county of Cornwall in southwest England. Watergate Bay is far more popular with holiday-makers and tourists than Sennen Cove and, as such, you will find yourself battling for space in the surf during the summer high season.

Watergate Bay and Sennen Cove are a short drive from each other so if you are heading to Cornwall be sure to check out both spots and compare notes!

SENNEN COVE, England

WHEN: The best surf season for pros at Sennen Cove peaks between September and October.

LEVEL: BEGINNER

Sennen Cove is one of the United Kingdom’s best-kept secrets when it comes to surfing in Europe. Sennen Cove can be found nestled away in the most southerly county of England, Cornwall. Surfing in the Atlantic Ocean can be bitterly cold at times so make sure that you bring your full suit with you!

Sennen Cove offers a few good surf schools for those who want to learn how to surf or brush up on their skills. The surf at Sennen Cove is good for beginners in the summer—if you can deal with the busy beach, that is.

BIARRITZ, France

WHEN:

for BEGINNERS: Summer months

for INTERMEDIATE, ADVANCE: October through to December

LEVEL: ALL

Again, when we think of France we think of fine wines and Parisian cafes, but Biarritz confidently makes the grade as one of the top ten amazing surf spots in Europe.

Like with most places in Europe, during the summer months of June, July and August you will have to battle with the crowds for some half-decent surf, but the best time to surf in Biarritz is in the winter months of October through to December.

For those looking to learn how to surf in a great location with easy waves, Biarritz is the place to go in the summer!

PORT BLANC, France

LEVEL: INTERMEDIATE, ADVANCED

Port Blanc, part of the Quiberon peninsula in France, is a great spot for surfing in Europe as there are constant waves. The beaches are very crowded, however. Most waves are three to four feet high. There is a stream that comes off of the cliffs surrounding the water that will assist in paddling out.

Port Blanc has powerful and hollow waves. Waves can get up to eight feet despite the average mentioned previously.

The waves are powerful, so this is a more professional location for professional surfers. The waters can get crazy from the strength of the waves, the wind and the number of people. It’s a beautiful spot to take a board out and catch some air.

LACANAU, France

WHEN: The top months for surfing in Lacanau are January and December when the rideable waves are in excess of 70% consistently.

LEVEL: INTERMEDIATE

Sticking with France, our list of amazing surf spots now takes us to wonderful Lacanau, tucked away in the southwest of France on the Atlantic coast.

The small town of Lacanau has a typically French feel about it and it’s a great place to hang out for the summer if you want a relaxed and hassle-free existence in Europe. Not as popular as other French beach resorts, Lacanau is a hidden gem of this Western European nation.

Lacanau has some wonderful beaches, too with some great sand dunes to run down too if you fancy releasing your inner child!

HOSSEGOR, France

WHEN: October, November, and December are the months when the surf at Hossegor peak.

LEVEL: INTERMEDIATE, ADVANCED

Hossegor is arguably the best surfing spot in France and one of best in Europe. Hugely popular with local boarders and international travelers, Hossegor is a must-visit!

If you choose to head to Hossegor, then you are in luck: you can kill two birds with one stone and ride the waves at Biarritz too, for it is just a short 43-kilometer drive away. Like with Sennen Cove and Watergate Bay, remember to keep notes to pass on to your fellow surfers.

KLITM

ØLLER, Denmark

WHEN: WINTER – November to March

LEVEL: ALL

Known as “Cold Hawaii,” Klitmøller is more of a windsurfing town than a surfing area. Still, when the winds subside, some waves beckon the surfer because they peel nicely and offer him or her a surfing experience that should be far from ordinary.

Of course, Danish people are more acclimated to cold weather than some Americans or English who might be on tour. Still, a hefty wet suit will usually substitute for this difference in acclimation.

The best time of the year to surf at Klitmøller is during the winter, starting in November and ending in March. During these colder months, the North Sea has its best swells and is more consistent with its waves than in the summer months. In this respect, the sea provides the surfers the opportunities to enjoy themselves as they will have a good idea of what to expect better.

Also, since the waves flow steadily, any traveler to Klitmøller will have no disappointments regarding opportunities to surf. There is no crowding on the beach, although Klitmøller has become more attractive because of the efforts of Ramus Johnsen and other surfers who integrated surfing in the community.

THE BUBBLE, Canary Islands

WHEN: The best surf at The Bubble spans a few months in length, from November through to February.

LEVEL: ALL

Many people think the Canary Islands are their own country, and in many ways they are, but they are firmly in the Spanish jurisdiction. If you want to eat, drink, chill, surf and meet like-minded travelers, then The Bubble is the place to do it.

A popular spot with backpackers making their way around Europe, The Bubble is the complete package. What’s more, there is a tonne of cheap and friendly hostels to stay in here too, meaning you can stay for a long time and a good time.

FUERTEVENTURA, Canary Islands

WHEN: All year long but the main season runs from October to April

LEVEL: ALL

Fuerteventura is a Canary Island in the Spanish archipelago. It is one of the most popular destinations for surfers in Europe. Many famous people visit Fuerteventura for surfing and other outdoor activities.

For professional surfers, the months of October to April are the season of big waves. Nevertheless, there are always beaches accessible to beginners.

The wind blows all year round. However, in September there can be a few calm days.

El Cotillo is one of Fuerteventura’s top surf places because the sandy bottom is heavily washed out in the winter, resulting in big waves and new currents.

It’s a good spot for intermediate to advanced surfers. But it’s also great for beginners during the summer.

Beginners and skilled surfers alike will enjoy Flag Beach. It is characterized by a sandy bottom with rocky fragments. Beginners should wear booties.

Regardless of your skill level, Fuerteventura has more than ten beaches offering something great for each type of surfer.

PLAYA DE LAS AMERICAS, Tenerife

WHEN: The main season for pros picks up from October until February. For beginners, it’s ideal all year round.

LEVEL: ALL

Playa de las Americas is a lovely town on Tenerife Island which is the main spot for surfing but also for tourism. Therefore, you can start from there but spend some other days in more secret spots. Life there is quite affordable, even during the main season.

Its perfect-all-year-long climate makes it an ideal surfing destination for Europeans in the winter. Outside temperatures are between 22–28°C and water temperatures are usually around 19–23°C, and that’s pretty dope, right?

As a highlight, you could consider the view you get while sitting on the board in the water waiting for your wave. Tenerife has the third-highest island volcano in the world and you can enjoy some seriously stunning views from there.

BUNDORAN BEACH, Ireland

Bundoran Beach, Ireland (Photo credit: A_K_M_/Flickr)

WHEN: As with Cornwall in England, the best season for surfing in Ireland is autumn, between September and October.

LEVEL: INTERMEDIATE, ADVANCED

Now, here is a country you probably didn’t expect to feature on this list! Ireland’s Atlantic Coast does, in fact, boast some pretty good surfing spots, and Bundoran Beach is certainly one of them.

This beach even hosted the European Surfing Championships back in 2011, just to give you an idea of the wave quality.

MULLAGHMORE, County Donegal, Ireland

LEVEL: ONLY ADVANCED

WHEN: WINTER MONTHS

Ireland has some of the best surfing places in Europe. The shores are where waves first reach when coming from the North Atlantic. They are especially powerful with the strength of the Gulf Stream behind them. It’s important to note that professionals should only surf at Mullaghmore as the stretch offers some of the largest waves.

Mullaghmore is a location with some of the world’s biggest waves. The bottom is also a rocky and dangerous drop. The waves here are for long riding, for fast action, and for tubes. It is possible to catch some great air, but it takes work.

Mullaghmore is one of the most difficult places to surf in the world, but it is well worth it. Paddling out to the breakpoint is exceptionally difficult. Winds from the coast are brutal and strong with constant rainy weather. Ensure you have ample gear to protect yourself from the waves and the weather.

SARDINIA, Italy

WHEN: The best time to surf in Sardinia is winter.

LEVEL: BEGINNERS. INTERMEDIATE

Sardinia has so many surfing spots, you can’t imagine. It has the most consistent waves on the Mediterranean Sea, so you can’t go wrong with choosing it for your surfing holiday.

During the summer you can chill on the beaches on sunny days and enjoy the waves on the windy ones. It also has many cultural monuments and hiking trails you can explore while you are on the island.

PORTRUSH, Northern Ireland

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A small, quaint seaside resort town on the north coast of County Antrim, Northern Ireland, Portrush invites many tourists and surfers.

What is called the Portrush-West Strand is an exposed beach break that has surf that is consistently great in the colder months, but it is usually flat during the summer.

In the colder weather, Portrush has a mix of wind swells and ground swells, with the best direction being from the northwest. There is plenty of surf at all stages of the tide, and Portrush is considered to have some of the best waves in Northern Ireland’s waters (85%-95%) swell that a surfer can ride. The beach breaks rights and lefts, and there is good surf at all stages of the tide except in summertime. Offshore winds come from the southeast, and there is some shelter from east winds.

At the west end of what is called West Strand, there is a quality, but an unpredictable spot where there is a lefthand boulder reef that offers experienced surfers excitement and beauty. Because it requires exact swell direction to work since the waters are shallow and rocky, only experienced surfers should ride the waves. Mid/high tide only are the times for surfing in the challenging West Strand.

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Our instructor was Tom (the owner of the school), and he is a wonderful person who is always ready to explain, show, help, guide with a smile. In addition to the ability to teach, his character should be noted – Tom simply lives by the ocean, is in love with the waves, and the board is a natural extension of his legs. If your goal is not just to achieve some result for show, but to enjoy the process (even if something doesn’t work out), then Tom will teach you this.

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I originally thought of combining studying Spanish and surfing in Fuerteventura, but I didn’t even think that such a place would exist. And such a great place! I spent two weeks at school in late April/early May, learning Spanish, surfing and making new friends. The house where the students live is located on the very shore of the sea. It is spacious, has a kitchen, a large living room on the first floor and a living room on the second. There are only four living rooms (two upstairs and two downstairs), so the atmosphere is relaxed, no queues for the bathroom and the stove. The house has a small patio, so you can have breakfast and lunch al fresco with ocean views. My surf lessons ended at 15:00, and from 17:00 to 19:00 was Spanish. The language was taught by a very smiling and cheerful Spanish Montse. Very clear, accessible and never boring. Having arrived with a zero level, by the end of the second week I could already speak on simple topics. In surf and Spanish classes, everyone gets to know each other. So on the very first day you can find yourself a good company. We had dinners at home, went out into the city, cheered for Real Madrid in the Champions League together, made sangria. .. It was a great time! A couple more points and tips:
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Due to the variety and cheapness of holidays in the popular resorts of the Canary Islands, it is easy to combine relaxation under the sun with surfing. For surfers and those who want to become surfers, this is a great place with a large selection of routes to travel around the islands. Believe me, after you read about the Canary Islands, you will not be able to resist coming here. We will tell you about which places to visit, what time of the year is the most favorable for surfing and what you need to take with you on a trip.

What to expect from surfing in the Canary Islands

The Canary Islands are known for their waves and the surf spots for their diversity. There are over 100 point breaks, reef spots and fast beach breaks that are great for beginners, intermediates and hardcore surfers. On each of the islands in the Canaries, the waves and water temperatures are suitable for skiing throughout the year. The best islands for skiing are, of course, Fuerteventura, Lanzarote, Tenerife and Gran Canaria.

Locales

Surfing is also popular among the locals in the Canary Islands. Spots near the resort towns of Corralejo in Fuerteventura and Las Americas in Tenerife are especially popular. Therefore, it is often quite crowded here. Despite this, the atmosphere is always friendly here, so just follow some simple surfer etiquette and feel free to say “Ola!” from time to time. and smile.

How to catch a wave after all

Surfers (except for pros) are relaxed guys and like to sleep. So, even though you’re on vacation, get up early (especially on weekends) and hit the beach! Most of the local surfers go to university or work, so the time before lunch is the best time to surf. In addition, local surfers are never averse to having fun and spending the night at noisy parties. Therefore, if surfing is your passion, then get up early and go to conquer the wave.

The best time for the best waves

The period from September to April is very favorable for surfing, and hot sunny days make the Canary Islands especially attractive for tourists who love to spend time under the sun. However, the best time to surf and the best waves in the Canary Islands is from October to February. From May to the end of August, the waves are no longer so big.

What to bring with you

Despite the comfortable temperature conditions, you may still need a wetsuit in winter, as the temperature can fluctuate from 18 to 22 degrees. In addition, we recommend bringing reef slippers with you. On some beaches, when entering and exiting the water, you will have to step on sharp stones. Without special shoes and out of habit, it will hurt. Finally, don’t forget to bring a quick repair kit for your board from home. You definitely don’t want to wait for it to be fixed here if something happens.

The waves here can be seen for miles – they are so big! Only confident surfers should ride here. The waves crashing against the rocky reefs reach 16 feet here, which is 4-5 times the height of the surfer himself. But here you have to deal not only with the incredible size of the waves, but also with the current, which strives to carry you back to the shore. The waves here will submit only to experienced surfers. El Quemao can be a training ground for those who are going to go to Teahupoo or Pipeline.

The Bubble is a world class right wave on the famous north coast of Fuerteventura that will definitely blow your mind! Pretty decent N and NE offshore winds blow here. Powerful waves 6-8 feet in size crash against rocky reefs. Fortunately, there are not many people here during the working week, although it can be quite crowded on weekends. Local and visiting surfers compete against each other to see who can ride the wave first.

Are you a regular? Do you like long right waves? Have you ever surfed near an extinct volcano? The best waves on Los Lobos are usually 3-5 feet, and sometimes reach up to 8 feet. A lot of people come here, but due to the length of the coast itself, it is almost never crowded here. Be careful when falling off the board in shallow water and don’t forget that sharks are frequent visitors here. This spot is quite varied, with low-mid water levels and winds from NE, E, SE and from the south. To get to Los Lobos, you need to take a short ferry ride from the port in Corralejo. The ferry departs at 10 am and returns at 4 pm. There is nothing but waves on this deserted island, so surfers come here just for one day.

Hierro is waiting for goofy surfers on the north coast with his powerful left waves. Hierro, also referred to here simply as “La Izquierda” (which means “left” in Spanish), has two start peaks to help avoid crowds of surfers. When offshore W or NW winds blow, Hierro boasts some of the best waves in all of the Canary Islands. It is quite deep here, and the optimal size of the waves is 3-5 feet, sometimes reaching up to 8-10 feet.

Spanish Left also called “La Izquierda” by locals. If you are staying near the Las Americas resort in Tenerife, you will never want to miss this spot. The best waves here start at 4 feet (overhead) and can reach up to 10 feet. The best wind for this spot is NW or W. Be careful when avoiding sharp reefs. This spot is very popular with locals, so be prepared for a large number of people.

La Derecha de La Santa, Lanzarote

Pack your boards and head north of Lanzarote to the village of La Santa, south of Famara. La Derecha de La Santa is a long, rocky right-hand point break where the waves reach 150-300 meters. Here you can start with waves around 3 feet (head high), but it really gets interesting here with medium to large swells, when the waves reach 16 feet (triple overhead +). La Santa is a must see spot if you are in Lanzarote.

Playa de Cotillo is not a break with as many dangers as other reef breaks in the Canary Islands. But he makes up for it with his waves. With a good swell, waves here reach 3-5 feet (overhead). Getting to Playa de Cotillo is not at all difficult. As soon as you leave Cotillo, drive down the dirt road straight to the beach. There are never a lot of people here, so be sure to come here to enjoy the waves.

El Confital, Gran Canaria

El Confital is considered one of the best right reef breaks not only in the Canary Islands, but throughout Europe. The waves here are fast and powerful. Swells from the North and Northwest bring waves up to 10 feet (triple overhead) that will blow your head off! Their length is about 50-150 meters, depending on the size of the swell and the direction. Local surfers come here for the best waves. This spot is good both at high tide and at low tide.

In the resort of Las Americas, right in front of billboards, there is a right hander with waves up to 150 meters with large swells. You can start here with waves of 2 feet (waist high), but no more than a double overhead. Be careful when entering and leaving – there is a rocky reef. Spot Billboards is located close to the city, so on weekends and evenings it is quite crowded.

This is a great spot for regulars and goofy footers alike. La Fitenia is located close to tourist spots in the heart of Las Americas. Waves reach 150 meters and 4-6 feet high (double overhead). It’s just as crowded as the Spanish Left and Billboards spots that are nearby.

Surfing in summer – the best surf spots, popular destinations

Looking for a place to go for great surfing in the summer? We have selected for you the top destinations with the best conditions for skiing at this time of the year. Our options are suitable for beginner surfers and experienced athletes.

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Spain

Portugal

Italy

North America

Africa

Asia

Spain

European countries attract a large number of vacationers and tourists during the summer months. The best places for surfing in Spain are the northern coast of the country and the Canary Islands.

In the first case, you can go to the region of Galicia. In summer, waves in this region of Spain are constantly present. Moreover, both beginners and advanced users will find spots for themselves there. There are many surf schools in Galicia:

dreamsurf. This is the national school for learning to surf in Spain and other countries. There are instructors with a license and experience of more than 10 years. Throughout the training, in the evenings, mistakes are analyzed using videos and photos from training. Most beginner lessons take place on the home beach. However, the school provides a transfer to other spots in Galicia;

Camino Surf Galicia. This is a local school that runs from May to October. It is located in the municipality of Valdovigno. There are various training programs and accommodation conditions for any budget. Classes are held in English and Spanish;

Nordes Surfhouse. The school is located in the heart of Galicia near the city of Ferrol. Courses are designed for 5, 3 or 1 day. The price includes the rental of the necessary equipment and transfer to the spot. Accommodation is provided in a villa at the school. Training is conducted in Spanish and English.

Another option for those who go to Spain for surfing in the summer are the Canary Islands. At this time, you can go there both for those who have never stood on the board, and for those who want to hone their skills. Waves in summer do not rise above 2 meters, so professional surfers do not come there. You can learn extreme sports in Tenerife, Fuerteventura and Lanzarote.

Zoopark Famara. Spanish surf school with Russian instructors. It is located on the island of Lanzarote. Live-in training and individual lessons with an instructor are available. The latter can be individual and group. The school can pay for three meals a day. The management of the institution organizes excursions around the island. So you can see the Timanfaya National Park, the Castillo de San Jose, the wine factory and other attractions.

gosurf. School on the island of Fuerteventura. It provides training, comfortable living conditions and equipment rental. The school villa is equipped with everything necessary for rest and recovery after training. There is a lounge area, dining room, kitchen and free wi-fi. In your free time, you can have fun in the company of like-minded people at an outdoor barbecue. Not far from the villa there are restaurants and bars where they give a discount to the students of the school.

ISS. International surf school in Fuerteventura. Various training programs are provided, including children’s. During classes, the school provides students with boards and the necessary equipment. Between sessions you will be treated to sandwiches and fruit. There is a guest house on the basis of the school, where you can check in for the duration of your studies. All guests have access to free wi-fi, a seating area and an equipped kitchen. In your free time, you can go diving, yoga or go on an excursion.

Hakula. Branch of the international network of schools, which is located on the island of Tenerife. Individual and group lessons are possible. Classes are formed based on the level of board ownership. Lessons may include lectures on surfing and coaching. The cost of training includes equipment rental and insurance. Classes are conducted by local and Russian instructors. The first option is suitable for those who speak basic English and want to improve their level of the language. The basic package may include accommodation in a townhouse. Accommodation in a private or shared room is possible. In the free time from surfing in the summer, the school offers an extensive entertainment and excursion program.

Canarysurf. Russian school on the basis of a local surfing center on the island of Lanzarote. There is an experienced team of instructors who have passed international certification. The cost of classes includes equipment rental. Training involves living in surf villas where you can meet surfers and students from all over the world. Single and group accommodation available. The villa has everything you need for a comfortable stay: unlimited wi-fi, equipped kitchen, areas for recreation and entertainment, a rooftop lounge.

Portugal

In summer it is very warm and sunny here. Waves from June to the end of August are perfect for beginners and amateurs. Their height is small – only about 1.5-2 meters. August is considered the hottest month. However, it differs by rather weak waves. Therefore, at the end of summer, it is better to go there for those who want to get on the board for the first time.

For more advanced surfers, the time from June to early July is suitable, when you can enjoy waves up to a meter high.

You can learn or improve your level of skiing in Portugal at the following surf schools:

Atouguia da Baleia. One of the first Russian schools in the country. It is suitable for both beginners and more experienced surfers. The latter will be provided with the services of a guide who will show you the best spots on the Portuguese coast. Accommodation may be included in the tuition fee. The most budget option is to check into a surf camp at the school. At the camp, you can meet other students from different parts of the world and improve your communication skills in a foreign language. For those who want a more comfortable accommodation, the school offers accommodation in a villa;

Surf Discovery. The school is located near the resort of Peniche. Professional athletes and certified instructors from all over the world teach there. Group and individual surfing lessons are available. Guide services are provided for the best spots for more experienced students;

Starwaves. Anyone can surf at this camp. There are skiing programs for people with different skill levels. Professionals will also be able to stay at this campsite. It is possible to rent equipment there without training. On the basis of the school, Russian and Portuguese instructors teach. Accommodation is possible in separate and joint rooms.

Italy

If you are an insecure board user or a beginner, then surfing in the summer on the island of Sardinia is for you. It is at this time that there is a warm sea, sunny weather and low waves. In addition, the flight will not take you as long as a trip to Asia. Most schools are located on the west coast of the island.

Surfholidays. The first surf school in Sardinia. Classes are held several times a day. They involve group learning. The instructors communicate in Italian and English. Study groups are formed by 5-6 people, which allows you to pay attention to each student. There is a campsite on the school grounds. You can choose individual accommodation conditions or check into a group room.

Is Benas Surf Club. Italian surf school, which hosts various training programs. Each of them includes 8 lessons, camping, equipment rental and breakfast. Programs are designed for beginners, experienced and advanced surfers. Classes are held in English and Italian. The campsite has free wi-fi, an equipped kitchen, areas for recreation and entertainment.

Buggerru Surf School. Want to enjoy family surfing on white sand beaches and crystal clear waters? That’s what you need. The school provides various educational programs. It is possible to stay in a villa or in a family campsite. The camp has an equipped kitchen, a common living room with a TV and a veranda with a seating area. Sightseeing boat trips along the coast of the island are possible.

North America

Looking for where to go in the summer in this part of the world? Two destinations are popular: Dominican Republic and Mexico.

The first option is ideal for those who want to get on the board for the first time. In summer, the Dominican Republic has a warm sea and low waves – up to 1.5 meters. In order for the training to be successful, choose a vocational school. In such institutions, certified specialists with extensive experience work. They know the peculiarities of local spots and will be able to correct your mistakes. In addition, most schools organize a transfer for tourists: you will be picked up from the airport and taken back after graduation.

For surfing, it is best to choose the following schools:

La Preciosa. The first Russian school in the Republic. Training is suitable for people with different levels of skiing. Classes are held in Russian. They are conducted by professional athletes with the appropriate qualifications. Students are offered accommodation in an oceanfront villa. The place is surrounded by untouched nature, so studying at this school is suitable for those who are tired of the bustle of the city. There is free wi-fi throughout the campsite. In the villa you will find an equipped kitchen, a yoga and sports area and an outdoor barbecue area;

Caribbean Surf Adventure. Another Russian school in the Dominican Republic, which is suitable for surfing in the summer. Training programs are available for beginners, experienced and those who want to try their hand at the best spots on the island. It is possible to organize a turnkey surf tour. The school will select the flight conditions for you, organize a transfer from the airport, select a place to stay, a format of food and entertainment. There are training and recreation programs for couples and newlyweds. The school and the beach are far from large hotels, so there are no crowds of tourists and an atmosphere of tranquility and untouched nature reigns. Meals and drinks at the spots are included in the cost of training. Equipment rental for students is also free;

Hakula. The school is located in Punta Cana. There are two types of programs. The first is designed for beginners who, thanks to the clear guidance of the instructors, will be able to get on the board and master the waves of medium difficulty. The second training option is suitable for confident users. You will be taken to the most famous surf spots in the Dominican Republic: Cabarete and Uvero Alto. The curriculum is individual: each student is assigned a personal instructor. It is possible to stay in the apart-hotel of the school. It has all the necessary infrastructure for a comfortable stay, including with children. Free internet is available on site. Each room has a safe and air conditioning. Playgrounds and playrooms are provided for children.

Another summer surf destination in North America is Mexico. This time in the country is more suitable for extreme sports. After all, it is in summer that you will meet 10-meter waves there.

Most of the schools are on the west coast. This is due to the variety of surf spots in this part of the country. Among them there are places with small and “soft” waves for beginners, where the latter can easily get on the board for the first time. Spots with medium and high waves are popular, where advanced users can hone their skills. To surf in Mexico, head to the local schools.

Surfer Surf School. The school is located in Puerto Escondido. There are classes for beginners and continuing education. Classes are held in English. Equipment rental is included in the cost of training. Groups are formed based on the skills of the students. On average, one instructor deals with 2-3 people. Entertainment, yoga classes and excursions are available. If you want to immerse yourself in the world of surfing completely, then it is better to choose a tour with accommodation in a villa at the school. On its territory there are rooms for both group and individual accommodation. An equipped kitchen, recreation areas in the villa and unlimited Internet will make your stay comfortable.

Hakula. A branch of the international network of schools is located in Puerto Escondido. Russian-speaking instructors work at Hakula, which makes learning more convenient. The school is suitable for both beginners and more experienced surfers. Training programs for 10, 14 and 21 days are possible. The cost of classes includes accommodation, equipment rental, transfer from the airport and back, travel to the spots. Accommodation takes place in a comfortable hotel, on the territory of which there is a swimming pool with sun loungers, a kitchen and the Internet. Meals are not included in the tuition fee. However, there are a variety of restaurants, cafes and bars within walking distance of the hotel. They serve local and European cuisine.

dreamsurf. Classes at the school are conducted by Russian instructors. Group and individual lessons are available. Each lesson includes services such as board and equipment rental, transfer to the spot and back, training and error analysis. Surf tour accommodation may vary. You can choose a comfortable or shared room. If you are going to fly with a large company, then you can rent an entire villa.

Africa

Do you want to try summer surfing on the hot continent? Travel to Morocco. There you will find not only the warm sea and clean sandy beaches, but also a real oriental flavor. In the summer, professional athletes do not come there, but it is at this time of the year that you can get on the board for the first time. In addition, in Morocco in the summer there are practically no days without waves. To feel the sea waves on the coast of the Atlantic and the Mediterranean, go to local schools:

Surf Town Morocco. Russian school near Agadir. Classes are held in Russian and English. It is possible to stay at the school. In this case, accommodation in a villa in a separate or shared room is available to you. The interiors of the rooms are decorated in oriental style;

Hakula. The school is located on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean in the village of Tamarat. This place has a very developed tourist infrastructure, so there you will find other entertainment besides surfing. The school is designed for beginners and experienced students. Classes consist of theoretical and practical parts. During the first, you will learn about the types of boards and waves, and the second – to try yourself in business. It is possible to stay at the surf camp. The price includes breakfast and lunch on the beach. There is free Internet throughout the campsite;

Surf Burg. The surf school is located in Aurira. Classes are held in English, Arabic and French. Groups are formed with a maximum of 6 people. Private lessons available. Equipment rental is included in the cost of training. Typically, classes are calculated so that guests have a few days to rest. At this time, you can go on excursions and enjoy the local flavor. If you are planning a vacation with children, then the school has animator services and surfing courses for the little ones.

Asia

In the summer there is a wonderful climate, but there are significant differences in the climatic conditions of different countries. The most popular countries for surfing in Asia remain: Bali, Sri Lanka and the Philippines.

The first direction is suitable for both beginners looking for soft foamy waves, and for more professional surfers. Kuta and Canggu are recognized as the best areas for boarding in Bali. For training, you can go to local schools:

Easy surf. Russian surf school for beginners. It is located in the Kuta area. Lessons are held in Russian. Individual and group lessons are available. The price includes equipment rental, transfer to spots from hotels or villas, photo analysis and analysis of errors. There are 3 campsites on the school grounds. They work both within the camp and for individual training. The entire territory of the school is covered by wireless Internet;

Windy Sun. The school is located in the Kuta area. It employs Russian and local instructors. There are groups for adults and children, so the school is suitable for recreation and learning with a child. All instructors have the necessary certification to conduct classes and provide first aid. Camping at the school is possible. Each room has air conditioning, a bathroom and shower, a safe and a comfortable bed. The campsite has wi-fi, a swimming pool and a lounge area for relaxation.

Surf schools in the Philippines are concentrated on the island of Siargao. There, in the summer, both beginners and professional athletes will find waves for themselves. Schools in this area include:

Ninja Surf. The surf camp is open all year round. It provides classes for beginners, children and more experienced athletes. Local and Russian instructors work at the camp-based school. Equipment rental is included in the cost of training. During classes, shooting is carried out from a quadrocopter. This will allow you to sort out mistakes or get great photos and videos from the lesson. At the camp, you can rent a motorbike to explore the island of Siargao. Boat trips to underground caves and lagoons are provided. On the territory of the camp you can practice yoga, diving and play beach volleyball. There are several camping options. The first is accommodation in a spa hotel. This is a hotel with comfortable rooms, a swimming pool, a SPA center and free wi-fi on site. The second is camping. Near the school there is an excellent hotel with an equipped kitchen and rooms. The conditions in it are somewhat worse than in the previous one. However, the camp has a swimming pool, a terrace overlooking the sea, car and bicycle rental, and more;

Hakula. This surf school has ISA certified instructors. The school offers not only individual and group lessons, but also accommodation in its campsite. There are training programs for beginners and more advanced surfers. The course price includes accommodation, breakfast, airport transfer, board and suit rental.

If you want to catch good waves in Sri Lanka in the summer, head to the eastern part of the island. At this time there is no rain and the weather is favorable for surfing.

A school in Sri Lanka suitable for studying in the summer is Lets surf. Lessons are held there in Russian, however, it is possible to accompany an interpreter. The cost of the lesson always includes a transfer to the spot, board and equipment rental, drinking water and towels. The school has a guest house, so you can live in the same place where you will study. The hotel has Internet access, laundry facilities, an equipped kitchen and a seating area. You can spend your free time on the beach or excursions, of which there are many.

Surfing is not just extreme leisure, but overcoming oneself. Therefore, if you manage to catch a wave, then you will never be able to give up this sport. We hope that the article will help those who want to go on an unforgettable journey through the waves this summer to decide.

surf school – Ocean Freaks World

Posted on 04/02/2020

On the southwest coast of 📌 Lobos, a small island north of Fuerteventura, you will find the longest wave in the Canary Islands. Los Lobos is an unusual wave🌊, when optimal conditions converge, it becomes ideal in its length and generates various sections.
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To get to this place there are several options: you need to take a small ferry ⛴ that leaves from the tourist port of Corralejo and follow the trail for about an hour 🚶🏻♂️ until you go around the volcano 🌋Montagna Caldera. The second option is a “surf taxi” in the same port, small speed boats 🚤 take you directly to the spot and pick you up from the water after a specified period.
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La Derecha de Lobos has a length of 300 to 500 meters and stretches along the coast. This wave with trumpeting sections is suitable for both radical maneuvers 🏄♂️ and calm riding due to the variety of sections.
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Optimal levels: advanced, expert, pro.
The probability of better conditions increases from October to March, with S-SE-SW-E winds and converged W-NW-N directions, wave heights from one to four meters.

School of surfing: Ocean Freaks World

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POSTEDE 2617 2617 2617 2617ALS a new and spacious surf club on the island of Tenerife in the Las Americas beach area is the result of the experience of the last ten years. The Baltics, Europe, the Caribbean Islands and of course the Canary Islands – all the experience and accumulated knowledge are gathered in a new project OCEAN FREAKS WORLD SURF CLUB . The result is a modern surf club that includes: school, rental, surf shop and of course a stylish lounge bar with a spacious terrace. The menu was specially thought out taking into account the sports loads of our clients, but we didn’t forget about sweets, and the cocktail list is impeccable))) Write, call, come in! Warm welcome, warm ocean, professional training and as they say “ HEALTHY FOOD ” is at your disposal!

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Friends! The seasons fly by one by one and again the hot summer in Tenerife, the ocean already pleases with a temperature of +23 and continues to heat up. It’s time to take off your wetsuits and learn and ride comfortably! This summer, our school offers: individual and group lessons in surfing and kitesurfing, surf trips around the island, the basics of skateboarding (it is possible to visit local skate parks), rental and sale of equipment, selection and booking of apartments and assistance in organizing excursions. For skiers there is a storage room at the station and recommendations for spots, discounts on tickets to local amusement parks and a warm welcome 😉 Write, call, come!

Russian School of surfing on the Tenerife: Ocean Freaks World

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In our opinion, surf lessons on the beach will dynamically affect your subsequent progress on the water. In our school, we try to devote time to both the theoretical part and the practical part until you go directly to the wave.

To practice standing on the shore, you can make a slide out of wet sand or simply put a pillow under the board. This will allow you to feel what happens to the balance while sliding. Try to carefully stand on the board, remember to put your back foot first and then your front foot.

Spread your feet slightly wider than shoulder width apart. Try to keep your feet on the longitudinal axis of the board. The back foot should be perpendicular to this axis, and the front foot should be turned about 30 degrees relative to it. Try to shift your weight onto your front foot. In surfing, the front foot acts as an accelerator, and the back foot acts as a brake.

Try to turn your hips and shoulders forward. At the same time, your back knee should bend and turn inward. Keep an eye on this, as turning the knee outward is a blunder. In addition to being just a sign of bad style, this stance makes backside difficult.

Bend your knees to absorb the movement of the wave. Bent knees are a prerequisite for successful skating. Only in this way can you feel the wave and take advantage of its natural movement to glide. In addition, it is only natural that the lower you are to the board, the easier it is for you to maintain balance.

Hands must be directed in the direction of movement. When you try to take your back hand back, you will most likely turn sideways by inertia and take exactly the wrong position described above. The gaze should be directed forward along the course of movement. The general rule is: where we look, we go there. If you look down, you can fall very quickly.

Practice on the beach, practicing the correct stance. Everything is important: from the ability to stand up, to the transfer of weight to the front or back foot. This will allow you to subsequently accelerate and decelerate on the wave. The more times you do these exercises on the beach, the better you will do it in the water. Remember that once you get used to the wrong stance, it will be very difficult to relearn!

Surf lessons with an experienced instructor, of course, will give more understanding of the moments and progress will be more noticeable, but self-preparation as well as practice is necessary.

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The largest of the Canary Islands, Tenerife has long been a surfers paradise. Thanks to the Gulf Stream, which warms the water, and the Atlantic Ocean, bringing waves, you can surf here all year round. The weather on the islands is always consistently good (with rare exceptions), the water temperature ranges from 18-24 degrees Celsius.

But Tenerife is not only convenient for its climatic conditions: the division into South and North helps you navigate the spots and choose the most suitable conditions for your level of board ownership. So, beginners are advised to start from the southern beaches, where the waves are softer and smoother, and more experienced surfers usually head to the northern spots, where the height and strength of the waves are an order of magnitude stronger.

In total, there are about 30 spots on the island. We recommend paying particular attention to the following.

Las Americas

Here are the most popular, accessible and visited spots on the south side, as a minus the heavy load and the lack of fresh water showers. So, Derecha del Carte l, a comfortable right wave, with western directions converged, more suitable for experienced surfers.

La Izquierda – the most famous left wave of Tenerife, the spot is always crowded and usually difficult: for beginners it is better to try the spot El Medio, which is located between the two previous ones, chosen by novice surfers and schools for moderate waves and a safe flat reef. Under these conditions, surf instructors promise the beginner the first wave caught after 1.5 – 2 hours of training.

Las Conchas

Extremely wild spot even if its waves do not exceed two meters. Suitable only for professionals who are confident in their skills. It is famous for its very fast, and therefore dangerous, tubular waves, which are impossible to look at without admiration.

El Confital

The southern spot, recommended only for professionals, is also one of the most popular among tourists and vacationers. Localism is pronounced here, which means that local surfers are not very welcoming to newcomers on their waves.

Las Galletas

Soft, easy-to-learn waves appeal to beginners and those who are just trying to build confidence in their own skills. It is optimal for southern directions, the spot is usually crowded.

Playa Martianez

Known for its wild beach, with natural, active waves. Suitable for both beginners and experienced surfers. Beautiful landscapes are a bonus to comfortable waves and a comfortable general surroundings.

Punta Blanca K16

Frighteningly powerful and easy-to-tube waves that only experienced experts can catch.

An atmospheric place that allows you to fully appreciate the beauty of man’s subjugation of nature.

Tourists and vacationers are most often spectators at this spot – local surfers are very jealous of this corner.

Bajamar and Punta del Hidalgo

Peaceful, quiet place due to the distance from the main tourist routes. Six excellent spots are concentrated in these two towns, impressive sea and mountain landscapes turn the process of skiing into an exciting journey. Suitable for those who have already mastered the first steps in the art of surfing. Optimal for moderate forecasts

El Socorro

Atmospheric, beautiful and dangerous northern spot where only locals usually ski. High waves and turbulent currents require not only experience, but also remarkable physical strength. Ordinary tourists come here to see the spectacle. Fascinating!

El Medano

Spot for beginners in surfing with rare exceptions. A variety of water activities are popular on the beach (kitesurfing, windsurfing, SUP surfing), but the perfect balance of windy, non-fastidious waves and sandy bottom is ideal for those who are just trying to get on a classic board. Our Russian surf school in Tenerife OCEAN FREAKS WORLD practices the first lessons on this spot and later we switch to reef ones, we also practice regular surf trips to the north side of the island and kitesurfing lessons of any level, including the basics of waveriding.

We will be happy to help you organize an active holiday in Tenerife and share our experience in surfing, kitesurfing and windsurfing.

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Water sports on the beaches of the island

Water sports are very popular in Fuerteventura: surfing, windsurfing and kite surfing. Arriving here from March to November, you can rent equipment and learn how to conquer the waves of the Atlantic in the sports center “Pro Center Rene Egli”, located on the beach of Sotavento near the Sol Gorriones hotel, or in any other surfing club located in the north or the west of the island, for example, on the beach of the city of Corralejo. You can also visit the resort of Caleta de Fuste, where you will have the opportunity to take a trip on a sailing yacht.

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Diving spots in the waters of the island

There are a large number of diving centers on the island, each of which offers rentals equipment and various places for snorkeling. If you do not have a certificate and experience in scuba diving, you will have the opportunity to undergo express training and dive into the waters of the Atlantic Ocean, accompanied by a professional trainer. It should be borne in mind that on the windless side of Fuerteventura, diving conditions are less favorable, but there are more representatives of flora and fauna. Therefore, beginners prefer the Jandia peninsula, and professional divers prefer La Herradura and La Cresta.

Spend time in Oasis Park

In 2000, Oasis Park was opened on the island. Its doors are open to visitors daily from 9 am to 6 pm. Once in the park, you can visit the botanical garden, part of which is occupied by a cactus park; look from a special bridge at the numerous animals kept in spacious enclosures; become a spectator of several performances with the participation of local residents; admire Oasis Park from the observation deck. You will also have the opportunity to go up to the balcony, equipped at a height of 5 meters, to feed the giraffe with fruits bought near the cash desk; ride a camel; swim in the company of sea lions; walk with lemurs. Copyright www.orangesmile.com

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Visit the Ajuy cave complex and the Llano cave

In the western part of Fuerteventura, near the fishing town of Ajuy, there is a cave complex of the same name. Local residents mined lime in it. You can get to the natural attraction, consisting of 2 grottoes, through a stone staircase with steep steps. The first cave is very dark, but you will be able to admire the ocean view from the stone “window”.

Walking along the second grotto is much more convenient, but there is nothing interesting in it. Another cave awaits you in the north of the island. It is called Llano and is of volcanic origin. The remains of ancient animals were found in it. While traveling through its 648-meter underground corridor, you can see hardened lava on the walls and fossils that cover the floor.

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Have fun in Baku theme water park

If you like water activities, you can spend time in the only Baku water park on the island. It is divided into 3 parts with different themes. The first of them will offer an opportunity to take advantage of extreme rides, such as the Kamikaze high-speed slide; zigzag track Zig-Zags; dark tunnel Dark Save; artificial river Rio Rapido 12 meters long; huge vortex descents; wave pool and toboggan run.

The second part is called Europa-Park. It has created conditions for rock climbing and paintball, and also hosts the performance “Haunted House”. In the third thematic zone there is a zoo. You will have the opportunity to look at the animals and take part in their feeding, swim among the sharks, sea lions and rays. The water park is equipped with a safari park, where there is a special track for riding small cars.

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Climb the sacred mountain Tindaya

In the northwestern part of the island is a 400-meter mountain Tindaya, which the ancient Canarians considered sacred. It is an important archaeological site. At its top is a pillar carved from stone. Various ceremonies were held next to him, including sacrifices. You will have the opportunity to climb Tindaya on a difficult trail. Once on the mountain, you can enjoy a fantastic view.

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Surfing is a sport in which people ride the crest of a wave on a board. Twenty years ago in Russia they knew nothing about him.

It was believed that boarding was only possible on ocean waves, preferably in Bali or Hawaii. But it turned out that +25°C and the azure ocean are not needed for surfing if you have a wetsuit and wind.

In 2008, a surfing federation was founded in Russia, after which schools were opened in Kamchatka, Vladivostok, Kaliningrad, St. Petersburg, the Kuril Islands and the Black Sea.

In this article, I will talk about surf spots in Russia – this is the name of the places that are suitable for surfing: there is a good bottom and coastline, the necessary strength of waves and wind.

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I surfed in St. Petersburg and Kamchatka. On this map, I marked all the places in Russia where you can go surfing.

Kamchatka

Season: all year round
Popular surf spot: Khalaktyrsky beach
Surf lesson cost: 3500 R

Kamchatka is a unique place for surfing: you can ride with fur seals and admire the volcanoes at the same time.

The best surf spot on the peninsula is Khalaktyrsky beach, the only place with ocean waves in Russia. There is black volcanic sand and an empty line-up.

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Kamchatka: what you need to know before your trip

The beach is located 25 kilometers from Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky. Public transport does not go there, and the road is bad. The only way to get there if you don’t have your own car is to call a taxi. The cost of a trip from the city to the beach is 700 R.

In clear weather, Khalaktyrsky beach offers a view of home volcanoes: Avachinsky, Kozelsky and Koryaksky Khalaktyrsky beach is huge. Its length is 30 kilometers

In Kamchatka, surfing is practiced all year round. It is divided into two main seasons – summer and winter. Summer lasts from May to October, the water temperature does not exceed +15 °C. The air temperature is from 0 °С in May to +25 °С in August. Surfers wear wetsuits of medium thickness, gloves, helmet, shoes. From a distance, athletes are no different from fur seals.

In the summer season in Kamchatka it is good for beginners to study: there are low waves. At the same time, the ocean is very changeable, ebb and flow occurs abruptly and quickly. It is important to keep an eye on the weather and surf with professionals who know the local currents and the bottom.

Surf lessons start with theoretical training on the beach

The winter season in Kamchatka lasts from October to April. The water temperature is about 0 … -3 °С, the air temperature can be -20 °С. In such weather, insulated wetsuits, a helmet, gloves, boots and fat on the face are saved so as not to frostbite the only exposed surface of the skin. Such surfing is called arctic-surf. It is not suitable for beginners: they may be hindered by the fear of cold water. At the same time, the waves are excellent, and you don’t feel the cold in modern wetsuits.

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How to go to Kamchatka as a volunteer

There are two surf schools on Khalaktyrsky beach — Quiksilver Surf Camp and Showave. Both camps arrange tours to Kamchatka with surf lessons and trips around the peninsula. The cost of a 7-day tour with food and accommodation is from 49,200 RUR.

Quiksilver recruits volunteers every year for the summer period. I went in 2018 and it was an amazing 6 weeks of work, surfing, beach life, evening fires and Kamchatka showers.

Surfing against the backdrop of snow-capped volcanoes. Source: Anastasia Tsurkina

Sunset in Kamchatka with a view of the volcanoes The equipment was dried right under the stars

Sunset in Kamchatka with a view of the volcanoes The equipment was dried right under the stars

The school has a camp shower, toilets and a kitchen where fish and seafood are prepared, as well as large cozy tents with stoves. In the evening, athletes gather around a fire on the Pacific coast.

There is no infrastructure on the beach, so it is better to stock up on food in the city. But in August-September there are a lot of shiksha – this is a delicious northern berry.

In July-August there is real heat, but on any day the ocean can wake up and fog will be laid

Kaliningrad

when season: all year round
Popular surf: Zelenogradsk
Cost of the Surfing lesson: 3000 R 9000,0005 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000. the sea in Kaliningrad is an excellent surf spot in the western part of Russia. Both beginners and advanced surfers will like it here. For those who want to try surfing for the first time, it is better to come from May to October: at this time it is warm and there are small waves.

The Baltic Sea does not freeze and you can surf all year round. It is better to do this in a wetsuit: the water temperature in winter is about +3 °C, in summer it is up to +20 °C.

In winter, the waves in Kaliningrad are rougher, but more interesting for advanced surfers. Source: Alexander Pusko

There are many surf spots: Zelenogradsk, Svetlogorsk, Baltiysk beach and Pionersky resort town. The conditions for each depend on the weather on a particular day. In any case, it is better to learn surfing with a person who knows the local features.

Famous schools in the Kaliningrad region are König Surf Club and Baltic Sup&Surf. Both specialize in stand-up surfing and regular board surfing. At Baltic Sup&Surf School, lessons are held every week according to the schedule. König Surf Club organizes surf camps when people come to the camp for 10 days, ride, explore the area and make new friends. Participation fee — from 60 000 RUR.0005

Surf schools are located in Zelenogradsk, 32 kilometers from Kaliningrad. Getting there is easy: by private car, train from the South or North Station for 70 R or by bus from the South Bus Station for 100 R. A trip by Yandex-taxi from Kaliningrad to Zelenogradsk will cost 700 R.

At any surf school, the cost of a lesson includes board and wetsuit rental if weather permits

In winter, insulated wetsuits are provided. Source: Anastasia Tsurkina A board in the snow – seeing this for the first time is unusual. Source: Anastasia Tsurkina

In winter, insulated wetsuits are provided. Source: Anastasia Tsurkina A board in the snow is unusual to see this for the first time. Source: Anastasia Tsurkina

Vladivostok

When season: all year round
Popular surf: Russian island and cartridge Bay
Cost of the Surfing lesson: 3200 R

In the Posorsky Forestry of Waves, depending on the Sea conditions. Their quality is not inferior to world spots. In autumn and spring, the waves are more frequent and stronger, and the climate is still comfortable for skiing. But in Primorye people surf all year round: even in severe frost, you can find ice-free bays.

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Primorsky Krai: what you need to know before the trip

The water temperature during the year varies from +20 °С to 0…−2 °С. Surfers put on wetsuits and practice in winter when the water is clear and the seals swim closer to the shore.

There are surf spots within the city, such as Sobol Bay and Patrokl, and on Russian Island. The camp of the Swell surf school is located on Cape Akhlestyshev. There you can take an individual and group lesson, a tent, explore the surroundings of the island and get to know the surf party better. The camp runs from May to October.

Surfing in Vladivostok is often compared to Kamchatka because of its consistency and the strength of the waves. In winter, surfing is more common in Kamchatka, but ice-free bays can also be found in Vladivostok. Source: Anastasia Tsurkina

Black Sea

Season: autumn — winter
Popular surf spot: Sochi and Anapa waters
you should not delude yourself with good weather: suitable waves appear in the autumn-winter period. The best time is right after the storm, when the waves are still there, and the wind has already died down and does not inflate their crests. The current is strong, so surfers need to work hard to get to the line-up. The water temperature in September is about +20…23 °C, and in February – +8 °C, so you can’t do without a wetsuit.

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What you need to know before traveling to Sochi

The main spots in Sochi are Adler, Khosta, Khosta-Rika, Riviera and the area near the Marine Station. Surfers also chose the Zolotaya Bukhta beach and the pebble beach of the Malaya Bukhta sanatorium on the coast of Anapa. All spots are not intended for more people. These are separate places where a wave rises, and not many kilometers of beaches, like Khalaktyrsky in Kamchatka.

Surf documentary about surfing and surfers

In my opinion, spots on the Black Sea are not suitable for beginners. Professional athletes recommend studying where it is easier to swim on the line-up, there is a sandy bottom and there are no reverse currents. For this reason, there are no classic surf schools on the coast – there are only athletes who will be with you one on one. For the query “surfing”, Google mainly shows data from companies that rent sups and teach windsurfing. I only found Roman’s contact from Black Sea Surfing. You can take private lessons from him.

Storm can be very dangerous Professional surfers say that the waves on the sea cannot be compared with the ocean. They differ in how the wave and foam are formed, in the strength of the wind and other factors

St. Petersburg

When the season is: all year round, until the ice rises
Popular surf spot: Solnechnoye village beach on the Gulf of Finland
Surf lesson fee: 3500 R

The Gulf of Finland, part of the Baltic Sea, is another place in Russia where you can surf. There are several surf spots near St. Petersburg: the beach of the Solnechnoye village, the Flotsky Cape on the Gulf of Finland, the Mayak beach on Lake Ladoga.

Water temperatures in summer are +15…17 °C, so surfers practice in wetsuits. In autumn and spring, when the water temperature drops to 0 … + 5 ° C, they put on a helmet, gloves, shoes.

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St. Petersburg: what you need to know before your trip

Surfing in St. Petersburg is highly dependent on the weather: all waves in the Gulf of Finland and Ladoga are windy. The wave rises if the wind blows for at least half a day and its speed reaches 6-8 meters per second. When a long cyclone comes from the Baltic Sea and the wind blows you off your feet, it’s time to get on the surf.

What surfers say

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“Only those who really love surfing and live by it ride in St.

Fuerteventura kite camp: Top 10 Kitesurfing Surf Camps in Fuerteventura

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4-star Playa Park Zensation is a 5-minute walk from the RedShark facilities. The hotel has been recently renovated and has all the amenities such as several swimming pools, a variety of bars and restaurants, and different options for rooms or suites and a Spa / gym.

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The hostel “Surf Riders Fuerteventura” offers an outdoor pool, common areas, free Wifi, nice and clean rooms, BBQ’s, terraces, a sunny rooftop, a lot of chill vibes and many more to create the best holiday for you.

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Located on the north shore of Fuerteventura island one of the best kite paradises in the kitesurfing world, Corralejo is loved for watersports, surfing, sup, foil as well as kiteboarding. With constant Alisos winds and pristine waters, just hours from Europe is the ideal place to learn to Kitesurf safely. Corralejo is world-famous for great kitesurfing and surfing conditions for beginner lessons and kiteboarders looking for nice freestyle and wave sessions.

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If you’re a kiter looking for accommodation in Corralejo then we have what u need. Our Modern and well-designed kite camp has 8 rooms and 2 kitchens, a big chill-out patio, secure sport goods lockers, large enough to store all your kiteboarding equipment.

The camp in Corralejo has outside showers, private and bunk bedrooms, 6 toilets, sunbeds, bbq area, Bali beds, free wifi, and smart tv all included for our guests. Book your kite camp Fuerteventura adventure in the Canarias now!

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If you want to combine Accommodation in Corralejo and Kiteschool in one package this is your choice. Undoubtedly, the kitecamp in North Fuerteventura is the most convenient and fun selection, to enjoy our Villa / Surfcamp option.

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The Lessons

✔ Equipment discovery

✔ Security system and procedures

✔ Setting up

✔ Launch / Land

✔ Fly Control

✔ Body drag

✔First Water Start

✔ Controled Water Start

✔ First rides downwind

✔ Controled rides downwind

✔ First rides upwind

✔ Controled rides upwind

✔ First jibes

✔ Controled jibes

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✔ Equipment discovery

✔ Security system and procedures

✔ Setting up

✔ Launch / Land

✔ Fly Control

✔ Body drag

✔First Water Start

✔ Controled Water Start

✔ First rides downwind

✔ Controled rides downwind

✔ First rides upwind

✔ Controled rides upwind

✔ First jibes

✔ Controled jibes

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✔ inclusive towel and linen

✔ FREE WIFI on site

✔ Smart TV with Netflix Subscription

✔ Transfer to spots for lessons

✔ All equipment included for lessons

✔ Acces to surfhouse communal areas

The Lessons

✔ Equipment discovery

✔ Security system and procedures

✔ Setting up

✔ Launch / Land

✔ Fly Control

✔ Body drag

✔First Water Start

✔ Controled Water Start

✔ First rides downwind

✔ Controled rides downwind

✔ First rides upwind

✔ Controled rides upwind

✔ First jibes

✔ Controled jibes

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Matthenoy

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“Me and my wife took kite surfing lessons with lineup Kite School Fuerteventura, Olaf and willy the 2 instructors were fantastic we were both up on a board on day 3 on the boat session. Fantastic service top instructors excellent equipment.”

Hackett1888

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“I had a great experience learning to kite surf with Olaf and the team at line up…..very friendly and helpful team. Highly recommend booking with them.”

tamsterdam

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“my 11 year old son and I did a 5 day boat kite course. We both progressed beyond our expectations, went kiting in el Cotillo, south shore Lanzarote & between Corralejo & Lobos. These guys literally find the best wind for us & didn’t act to be nice and professional, they just are!”

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“Thank’s to Carmelo and his great instructing I am on the water with kite and board, racing around like a lunatic:) . Finally I can call myself a Kiteboartder and I am stoked by it! ,can’t wait to go Kiting soon again. I felt absolutely safe and in good hands, superfriendly crew thanks to all and enjoy life  “

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Hello Lineup crew, hello Manu,

Above all, I want to thank you again for this amazing kitsurfing week. Everything was so perfect!
You mobilize all the human and materiel ressources to teach kitsurf in the best conditions. The instructors are very nice, professionnal and patient.
Thanks to you all, we can enjoy kitsurf now!

But we have to get better… That is why Charlie and me would like to practice and buy our own kite equipment.

We had a great experience with Mark at the shop. He helped us with info about the kite spots in the island and with giving us a tube for our pump. If I were to go to a kite shop it would be here. The place is fully equipped and the staff is super friendly!

I booked my kite surf lessons with LineUp and loved how they teach! The boat sessions bring you out into the ocean where you have plenty of space to practice your technique without being on the crowded beaches!
Kris and Mathilde were my main instructors and they were super helpful while also being fun!
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Mark G

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If your priority is to learn to kite surf, then this is the place for you. The lineup accommodation is a little remote, but you have to consider that it is central to all the different kiting locations. Conditions vary day to day and by the ability of the students, so being central to all locations makes perfect sense. I am 61 years old, nobody suggested this might not be for me (which I wouldn’t have listened to anyway). The staff got me from beginner to up on a board in 3 days. Excellent tuition, communication, and friendly staff. I recommend this to anyone who wants to learn the sport.

Wilko S

Tripaneer

David and Martino are passionate instructors, who have really helped me further in my skills. Going out in the ocean with an RHIB felt really safe with these guys. Great way just to focus on skills without too much focus on other kite-surfers. Good value for money !

Tom B

Trepaneer

Everything about this trip was great, the communication from Edith throughout was excellent. The accommodation was exactly as it was advertised and Petra looked after everybody that stayed. And finally my Kitesurfing instructor Kris was technically brilliant and one fo the nicest people I’ve met, I managed to achieve what I wanted to and also got a couple of days surfing in. Overall the Line Up Surf Camp and School were excellent.

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Fuerteventura Surf & Kitesurf Camp

INTRODUCTION

RED SHARK FUERTEVENTURA
Overall rating:

5 out of
5 based on

3 reviews.

Accuracy 5/5

Location 5/5

Value 5/5

Cleanliness 5/5

Our Kite and Surf Center in Fuerteventura was established in 2006. The main and only goal is to share our knowledge and passion of the ocean and water activities with our guests. Our staff speaks English, Spanish, Italian, French, Dutch and German.

Our great international and professional Team of certified instructors provide fun, safe and effective kitesurfing, surfing and SUP courses as for beginners so for intermediate and advanced water sports lovers. Learning in small groups with max. 4 person allows instructors to focus on each students individual needs. There is possibility to book courses our camps incl. accommodation.

Our chill and cozy accommodation located just a short ride to the best kitesurfing and surfing spots of the island. Guests can choose to stay in a private room or suite, to share the room with two other like minded water sport lovers, or to stay in a fully equipped caravan with kitchenette, electricity and hot water! The property has a nice kitchen, spacious living room, green garden with terrace and shower, BBQ equipment, storage for surf gear, private parking and free WIFI.

No matter if you want to learn or improve your Kitesurf, Surf, Stand Up Paddle skills or just rent an equipment, we are your trusted partner in Fuerteventura.

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THE ACCOMMODATION

SURFER HOME

A perfect place to relax after a day full water action.

You can choose between private and shared accommodation very close to the best kitesurfing, surfing and SUP spots in the Island.

HOUSE AMENITIES:

Gym PRO TRAINING FUERTE with daily Yoga and functional Training classes.

Big shared kitchen

Spacious living room

Several outdoor terraces with BBQ

Green garden with outdoor shower

Surf equipment storage

Private parking

Free WIFI

ROOM TYPES:

Junior Suite with private bathroom

Double room with private bathroom

Triple room with shared bathroom

Caravan Suite with electricity, hot water and fully equipped

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THE ACTIVITIES

Fuerteventura Surf and Kite Center offers different activities:

KITESURF COURSES AND CAMP

The period March to November are the best months for kitesurfing. Because the sea tends to be flat and the wind consistent. During the winter months, the sea is wavy, agitated and the wind conditions are not consistent as it can be onshore, offshore etc.

To guarantee the high course performance we use a boat! Depending on the wind directions, the boat will put you in the right spot in order to teach you the perfect way. The boat gives us safety at all times and flexibility to move around the island searching for the most suitable location.

Courses are running in a continual basis with groups (max 3 persons per instructor) on the beach part of the course.

Beginner Course:

Day 1-2:

You will learn wind theory and how to equipment set up.

Basic safety systems and how to pack down the kite equipment.

You will learn all about the control of the 4-line kite and bar, theory about relaunching from the water and you will get prepared to go in the water.

Day 3-5:

You will fly the kite in the water and practice with boat:

body dragging

launching

landing alone on the beach and in the water

board recovery

Self-rescue

Intermediate Course:

Day 1-4:

We start with a short security & boat preparation session on the beach. After by boat we go straight to the best kitesurfing spots according to your level.

Launch your kite from the water.

Bodydrag, waterstart, riding and transitions.

Upwind & downwind riding and edging techniques.

Focusing on the improvement of your skills.

Advanced Course:

In this course, you will learn how to manage your practice area and be able to choose your equipment.

You ride more powerful kites and learn the basics of edge control and upwind riding.

Our instructors will directly tip and advise you according to what you want to discover/ learn:
we specialise in Strapless, Waves and Freestyle training

KITESURF CAMP:

We offer Camps starting from 3 nights and up to 7 nights.

You get:

Accommodation in shared room

Wind Theory & practical Kite Lessons

Kitesurf Boat water sessions

All equipment included

Third party + Accident Insurance

Certificate

1 day = 3 hours

Maximum 3 Person/Instructor

SURF COURSES AND CAMP

Surfing with us is more than just a surf lesson, so be ready for some serious fun & action in the ocean!

Small groups. Beginner to intermediate.

You get:

Theory & practical Surf Lessons

Transfer to and from the beach

All surfing equipment included

Third party + Accident Insurance

1 day = 3 hours

Maximum 4 person/Instructor

SURF CAMPS:

We offer Camps starting from 4 nights and up to 7 nights.

You get:

Accommodation in shared room

Theory & practical Lessons

Kitesurf Boat water sessions

All equipment included

Third party + Accident Insurance

1 day = 3 hours

Maximum 4 Person/Instructor

OTHER ACTIVITIES

SUP Courses – For Beginner on Flatwater and for Intermediate – Waves

SUP Camps – 4 or 7 night camps

Yoga Lessons

Functional Training

SUP Adventure & Snorkeling Trip to Lobos Island

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LOCATION & GETTING HERE

Location

The Fuerteventura surf center in the northern part of the island is situated south of Corralejo along the sandy beach is bordered by large sand dunes of Dunas de Corralejo Natural Park. This piece of paradise can offer relaxation, sports, bars and night clubs. For the shop fanatics there are shopping centers areas for strolling, marina and passenger boats with departures to Lanzarote and the Island of Los Lobos, and more.

The Surf camp is located just a short drive away from the beach and the main surf spots, and only 15 minutes walk from the center of Corralejo.

Getting Here

Fuerteventura Airport (FUE) is only a distance of 38 km or 30 minute ride away from the camp.

Corralejo Harbour (Ferry to Lanzarote / Half an hour crossing)

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PRICES & PACKAGES

Do you bring your own equipment? 20% discount!

KITE COURSES

COURSES INCLUDE:

Wind Theory & practical Kite Lessons

Kitesurf Boat water sessions

All equipment included

Third party + Accident Insurance

Certificate

Maximum 3 Person/Instructor

BEGINNER COURSE

Days

Price

2 days / 8 hours

245 €

3 days / 11 hours

340 €

4 days / 14 hours

430 €

5 days / 17 hours

510 €

INTERMEDIATE COURSE

Days Price

1 day / 5 hours 165 €

2 days / 8 hours 260 €

3 days / 11 hours 350 €

4 days / 14 hours 430 €

5 days / 17 hours 510 €

WATER LESSON (Shore)

Days Private 2 pax

1 day / 2 hours 110 € 80 €

2 days / 4 hours 190 € 160 €

3 days / 6 hours 280 € 220 €

ADVANCED COURSE

Days

Private

2 pax

1 day / 2 hours

140 €

110 €

2 days / 5 hours

300 €

250 €

3 days / 8 hours

420 €

250 €

KITE CAMP

CAMP INCLUSIONS:

Accommodation

Wind Theory & practical Kite Lessons

Kitesurf Boat water sessions

All equipment included

Third party + Accident Insurance

Certificate

Maximum 3 Person/Instructor

3 nights/2 days

285 €/person

7 nights/5 days

599 €/person

4 Nights + 3 Days Kitesurfing Course (Equipment included).

389 €/person

5 Nights + 3 Days Kitesurfing Course (Equipment included).

410 €/person

6 Nights + 3 Days Kitesurfing Course (Equipment included).

425 €/person

7 Nights + 5 Days Equipment Rental (without course).

335 €/person

7 Nights + 4 Days Kitesurfing Course (Equipment included).

525 €/person

KITE COACHING

Private

2 pax (Price p. person)

Radio Coaching Only

1 day/ 2 hr

140 €

110 €

1 video analysis incl.

2 days/ 5 hr

300 €

250 €

2 video analysis incl.

3 days/ 8 hr

420 €

350 €

Extra:

Full equipment rental + 25€/day

Kite rental 15€/day

Board rental 10€/day

SURF COURSES

INCLUDED:

Theory & practical Lessons

All surfing equipment included

Third party + Accident Insurance

Transfer to the beach

Max. 4 Person/Instructor

BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE

PRIVATE (2,5hr)

2 PAX (2,5hr)

MAX. 4 PAX (3 hr)

MAX. 6 PAX (4 hr)

1 day

90 €

75 € /pers

55 € /pers

55 € /pers

2 days

175 €

145 € /pers

105 € /pers

105 € /pers

3 days

255 €

195 € /pers

150 € /pers

150 € /pers

4 days

330 €

250 € /pers

195 € /pers

195 € /pers

5 days

400 €

295 € /pers

220 € /pers

220 € /pers

SURF CAMP

INCLUDED:

Accommodation

Theory & practical SURF DELUXE Lessons

All surfing equipment included

Third party + Accident Insurance

Max. 4 Person/Instructor

4 nights/3 days

225 €/person

7 nights/ 5 days

345 €/person

5 Nights + 4 Days Surf courses

285 €/person

6 Nights + 5 Days Surf courses

325 €/person

7 Nights + 5 Days Surf courses

345 €/person

Street Surf (Longboard skating) – 30€/hr

SUP&OTHER ACTIVITIES

BEGINNER: Flatwater

Private

Max 4 Pax (Price per person)

1 day / 2 hours

60 €

45 €

2 days

115 €

85 €

3 days

165 €

120 €

INTERMEDIATE: WAVES

Private

Max 4 Pax (Price per person)

1 day / 2 hours

75 €

60 €

2 days

145 €

115 €

3 days

205 €

165 €

SUP Camp

INCLUDED:

Theory and Practical SUP Surf Lessons

Accommodation

All SUP surfing equipment included

Third Party + Accident Insurance

Max 4 students / Instructor

4 nights/3 days

185 €/person

7 nights/ 5 days

295 €/person

SUP Lobos Island Trip – 3 hours – 65 €

YOGA – 15€/class

Functional Training – 10€/class

ACCOMMODATION

Junior Suite

50 €/ Night

Double Room

45 €/ Night

Triple Room

30 €/ Night

Caravan Suite

45 €/ Night

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Nomad Surf Camp located in center of Corralejo of Fuerteventura Island. 120 meters from one of the most biggest kitesurfing and wing foil surfing spot Flag Beach in Fuerteventura,Corralejo. Clubs, restaurants and shops – all within walking distance. We will help you with getting around and manage a surfing program specially for you.

We are more than happy to share our tips where to go or what to do in Corralejo. Whether you are coming alone or with friends, there will be something for everyone! join a new great lifestyle experience.

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Kite Surfing in Fuerteventura, 7 Days, Learn to Kite Surf Camp, Spain

From: € 840

Achieve something special during your next active holiday by learning to kitesurf with professional local guides at Corralejo, Fuerteventura one of the greatest locations in the world to learn to kite surf.

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What: Surf
When: April, August, July, June, March, May, October, September

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Kite Surf Camp Fuerteventura

Overview

7 Days

5 Days Kite Surfing Lessons

Staying at the Surf Camp

All Equipment

English Speaking Instructors

Perfect Kite Surfing Location

Why Do We Recommend It?

Perfect kite surfing location for both beginners and more experienced kite surfers.

You can learn what you need to start your new passion, kite surfing, within this week.

Experienced and trusted tour operator. In fact the founder, Manu Taub was a world record holder.

Is It Right for Me?

If you have any interest in learning to kitesurf, this is a perfect package.

It’s also a great option for anybody that would like to improve their kitesurfing skills.

Probably not a great choice if you’re looking for a quiet or luxurious getaway. This one is more suited to those looking to get active.

The surf house is suited to solo travelers that are happy to share a room with new friends or couples that can share a double room.

What People Say About The Trip

“my 11 year old son and I did a 5 day boat kite course. We both progressed beyond our expectations, went kiting in el Cotillo, south shore Lanzarote & between Corralejo & Lobos. These guys literally find the best wind for us & didn’t act to be nice and professional, they just are!”

Can I Go Anytime?

There are no set dates for the start and end of your kite surf camp. Just select the start date that is best for you and Check Availability. We’ll get straight back to you with your options.

Itsy Bitsy Details

Where: Fuerteventura, Spain

Duration: 7 Days, 7 Nights

Tour Starts: Corralejo, Fuerteventura

Tour Ends: Corralejo, Fuerteventura

Fly To: Fuerteventura Airport, FUE

Fly From: Fuerteventura Airport, FUE

Group Size: Small

Age: OK for Children

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What is included in this tour?Items that are included in the cost of tour price.

7 nights stay in the Surf Camp

5 days of practical lessons

Inclusive towel and linen

FREE WIFI on site

Smart TV with Netflix Subscription

Transfer to spots for lessons

All equipment included for lessons

Access to surf house communal areas

All our instructors are IKO certified, you will get an IKO student card

You’ll get a certificate to track your progress that you’ll be able to present to other centers around the world to show your level.

MAXIMUM GROUP 4 PEOPLE

1 INSTRUCTOR FOR 2

MAX ATTENTION & MAXIMUM TIME IN THE WATER

The Kite Surf Lessons

Here’s What You’ll Learn

Equipment discovery

Security system and procedures

Setting up

Launch / Land

Fly Control

Body Drag

First Water Start

Controlled Water Start

First rides downwind

Controlled rides downwind

First rides upwind

Controlled rides upwind

First jibes

Controlled jibes

First jumps

The Kite Surf Camp

Location

Highlighting the beauty and vibe of Fuerteventura. Our surf house and Kitecamp is located in Corralejo. Which is in the very heart of Fuerteventura’s surfing and kitesurfing paradise. The area is uniquely suited to water sports with kilometers of beautiful sandy beaches and pristine water. The conditions are also perfect with several spots that can be accessed for the conditions we’re looking for on any day. Oh, and great weather all year round.

There are many short flight options and it’s a perfect place to relax and enjoy a beach paradise with family or friends.

Atmosphere

At our Surfcamp in Fuerteventura, located in the famous North Shore, you will enjoy your nights, after surfing, in a wonderful atmosphere. We organize barbecues every week, even some jam sessions with our camp manager, you might get live music as a bonus!

You can order lovely Canarian or international style food to enjoy in our camp garden, cook yourself a meal at one of our 2 kitchens or go out and enjoy the local nightlife! Our surf camp in Corralejo is the place where you’ll meet a lot of new people all with a passion for water sports.

Our guests are from all over the world and of all ages. Our Camp has a modern zen style and has been designed specifically as a base for water sports. You can store your equipment, chill in one of our Bali beds, calmly read a book, and enjoy the nature around you, enjoy the natural life of Fuerteventura.

The Rooms

Modern Kitchen Area

Laundry Area

Big Sport Storage

Lounge Spaces

(smart) TV Room

Big Patio Area

Add Yoga Sessions

Yoga is a great way to increase your flexibility and fitness while doing water sports. If you’d like to include yoga sessions during your stay, just let us know. For a small additional cost, we can include 3 yoga sessions into your stay.

7 nights stay in the Surf Camp

5 days of practical lessons

Inclusive towel and linen

FREE WIFI on site

Smart TV with Netflix Subscription

Transfer to spots for lessons

All equipment included for lessons

Access to surf house communal areas

All our instructors are IKO certified, you will get an IKO student card

You’ll get a certificate to track your progress that you’ll be able to present to other centers around the world to show your level.

MAXIMUM GROUP 4 PEOPLE

1 INSTRUCTOR FOR 2

MAX ATTENTION & MAXIMUM TIME IN THE WATER

Is This Activity Level Suitable for Me?

Is This Activity Level Suitable for Me?

Activity Level: Fairly Easy Adventure Holiday

The lessons are tailored to your ability and you are never pushed into anything that you’re not ready or comfortable with. Of course, you should be able to swim and have average fitness.

Basically, this is suitable for most people.

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Discover the fascinating world of water sports

Discover a world free from worries and everyday stress in our camps. All that counts is wind, waves and the salty taste on tanned skin. You will love it! A few hours of class a day are not enough for you and you want that aloha feeling to run through your entire vacation ?! With BBQs, yoga sessions together, additional theory units and chilling out together, your hotel vacation will be an adventure where you will learn a lot, have a lot of fun and get to know people who share your passion. Sounds good?! Then book YOUR camp now!

Our Kite Camp Fuerteventura offers you intensive training in kitesurfing on Fuerteventura – ideal for beginners and intermediates. For over 10 years on Fuerteventura and highly motivated as on the first day, our team has been training kitesurfing under ideal conditions in the Sotavento lagoon in the south of Fuerteventura. By the way, since 2013 only 3 schools have been allowed to teach in the Sotavento Lagoon. We are one of them and we look forward to more space on the water, which has significantly increased the quality of the training! The safe wind, small groups of max. 4 students per teacher in a 3×1 km standing area are perfect conditions for a successful training!

If you want to learn kitesurfing on Fuerteventura, you will not only find professional guidance in our Kite Camp Fuerteventura, but also benefit from our excellent local knowledge. It is important to know when the best conditions for kitesurfing in Fuerteventura are; We know exactly when the Sotavento lagoon in Fuerteventura is ideal for kitesurfing. Not only the tides play a role for kitesurfing in the Fuerteventura lagoon, but also, for example, the position of the moon.

And just like at other spots, when kitesurfing on Fuerteventura it is important to know the optimal entry point, which not only offers space for taking off and landing, but also the right wind direction, as well as undisturbed conditions for school. All of this goes without saying when kitesurfing with Chris, our kite camp partner on Fuerteventura. The team on Fuerteventura also ensures a great atmosphere outside of the course activities and kitesurfing.

Discover the fascinating world of water sports

Discover a world free from worries and everyday stress in our camps. All that counts is wind, waves and the salty taste on tanned skin.

You will love it!

KITE CAMP EVENTS 2022

In September 2022 we are planning new dreamlike kite camps for you on the beautiful island of Fuerteventura.
The current dates are still pending, but you are welcome to reserve a place.

You can ask for further information under the messenger, e-mail contact, we are available for you on all channels!

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Kitecamp Features

– Flight
– Transfer from the airport to the Ocean World Hotel
– 5 days of kite lessons depending on wind and tide (3-4 hours daily)
– Transfer to the training area
– 2x yoga
– 7 nights in a single or double room in the Ocean World Hotel
– Including breakfast with the camp participants
– 1x barbecue evening at the water sports station

HOTEL INFO
Ocean World Fuerteventura

FACTS, FACTS, FACTS

At the kite lagoon, lessons are only given at the best wind times, as the wind data are continuously checked, so our students do not lose valuable learning time and energy when kitesurfing on Fuerteventura in suboptimal conditions! For this reason we have fixed dates for the Fuerteventura Kitesurf Camp.

Kitesurfing is only trained in Fuerteventura when there is high tide in the Sotavento lagoon.
This guarantees you the maximum learning success! The team has been training kitesurfing on Fuerteventura for years and knows the subtleties that make the difference to the usual training methods.

We focus on “quality instead of quantity” and train in small individual groups according to the tried and tested VDWS concept. Since the development of each student is different, we individually analyze your weak points in order to be able to train in a targeted manner. The owner Chis has lived on Fuerteventura since 2004 and not only he, but his whole team are water rats through and through!

In addition to kitesurfing, surfing is also taught. If the wind is not optimal (rarely, but unfortunately possible) there is a perfect alternative program!

Accommodation & training

Accommodation

At our kite camp on Fuerteventura, the surfer lifestyle is not neglected either! Together with the other camp participants you live in the kite house in Jandia. Kite experiences can be exchanged here in a relaxed atmosphere – and one or the other boozy party will certainly be celebrated under the Canarian starry sky …

When there is calm, you can go stand-up paddling (SUP), surfing or mountain biking, or take a trip to El Cotillo on the northwest coast. The beach is very beautiful and also popular with the locals. There is barbecues, partying and by the way there are also good waves. An absolute highlight is the sunset on the terrace of the restaurant “La vaca azul” with a view of the Atlantic.

Training

In the Sotavento lagoon of Fuerteventura there are very good training conditions for kitesurfing: It is an azure blue, shallow freshwater lagoon, which with 3×1 km offers enough space for everyone. Here kitesurfing is trained with a maximum of 4 students per instructor. If you get on at the right place, you can kitesurf with a constant wind that is untypical for Fuerteventura.

The otherwise rough Sotavento wind is much more pleasant in this part of the lagoon. The theoretical part of the course is “packed” into practice and lessons in the water are started as early as possible, always with a view to the best conditions. The aim is to kitesurf independently at the end of the Fuerteventura Kite Camp or to expand your skills (advanced)!

Kitesurfing in February – a list of spots where to go

In February, almost all the same spots are open for kitesurfing as in January, with slight adjustments due to the change of seasons. However, there are more and more bright prospects for snowkiting in the Arctic, as the polar night recedes and daylight hours become longer.

In February, the wind season is the same as in January: in Vietnam, the Philippines (Boracay), the islands in Venezuela, South Africa, Australia and Cape Verde. However, it is worth considering several new directions.

Tenerife and Fuerteventura, two islands in the Canary Islands, belong to Spain and are open all year round. The wind blows here like a fan. And in Spanish, fuerte (strong) and verte (wind) means “a very windy place.” So you can ride a kite in the Canaries in February, just like at any other time of the year.

Fuerteventura has spots for beginners and advanced riders. In Tenerife, the spots are more suitable for intermediate and advanced riders, including waveriders.

There is a direct flight to Tenerife by Aeroflot, and to Fuerteventrura you will have to fly with transfers via Barcelona, Madrid or other major European cities.

Wind statistics 70-80% windy days

Kite dimensions 6-9 m² for girls, 8-12 m² for men

Air temperature +18-22 °C

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In February, the Caribbean will be a real paradise for kitesurfers. Small islands, turquoise warm ocean and white sand. The only downside to kitesurfing in the Caribbean is the price. The cost of such a kite trip will come to you in a round sum. And to get to the other end of the earth, it will take about a day. But it’s worth it!

Wind statistics 90-99% windy days

Kite dimensions 6-9 m² for girls, 8-12 m² for men

Air temperature +27-30 °С

Wetsuit not needed

Flight 24 hours

February is a great month for snowkiters. There is already somewhere to roam. In Russia, this month has always been considered the most fierce and windy, but kiters only benefit from this. So, where can you go to snow kite in February?

Even if not every day, but close to home, you can ride on any spots with a snow tire: on the fields near the cottage, on the floods of rivers and lakes. However, before riding, we advise you to carefully study the wind rose and the presence of obstacles nearby.

Our kite school is currently teaching snowkiting on the Podolsky fields, in Strogino and on the Klyazma reservoir. The listed spots are most suitable for kiteboarding in winter, due to their openness and distance from obstacles. The most gusty wind will be in Strogino, but this spot is located directly within the city.

Starting from February, snowkiting competitions of regional and all-Russian scales in St. Petersburg, Moscow, Tolyatti, Perm and other cities actively start in the Russian calendar.

Wind statistics 20-40% windy days

Air temperature 0 to -25°C

Kite dimensions 9 – 13 m² for girls, 12 – 17 m² for men

Add. equipment Snowboard or alpine skis, snowkiting suit TUNDRA, thermal underwear, thermos with tea

In the second half of February it is already possible to ride a kite in the tundra, as the polar night recedes and the daylight hours become longer. The tundra of the Kola Peninsula is the mecca of snowkiting. Whether you go there to learn kite from scratch, or improve your riding technique, it doesn’t matter. The region is suitable for all levels: with the right choice of kite spot, it is safe for beginners and interesting for experienced riders.

From the end of February our snowkite tour “Snow-White Tundra” starts, at this time there is still no traffic in the tundra and the wind blows with an enviable stability.

Wind statistics 85% windy days

Air temperature -5 to -25 °C

Kite dimensions 7 – 12 m² for girls, 9 – 17 m² for men

Add. outfit Snowboard or alpine skis, snowkiting suit TUNDRA, thermal underwear, thermos with tea

Flight to Murmansk (about 2 hours)

Don’t be afraid of the February cold.

If you have proven equipment, for example, the Tundra snowkiting suit, you will ride warmly and comfortably.

You can also go to Norway in February for snowkiting. Located in the same latitudes as the Kola Peninsula, Norway, however, has a milder climate. In February, the average temperature is -3/-7 C°. Here are ideal conditions for beginners and advanced snowkiters. However, keep in mind that the tundra relief is more aggressive than on the Kola Peninsula, with a large elevation difference. Therefore, you need to be able to navigate the terrain well.

One of the advantages of snowkiting in Norway is that you can go there across the border in your own car or take a quick plane to Oslo from Moscow.

Of the minuses, it can be noted that it is necessary to mentally prepare for the fact that the prices for accommodation, fuel and food will be several times higher than at home.

Wind statistics 85% windy days

Air temperature 0 to -25°C

Kite dimensions 7 – 12 m² for girls, 9 – 14 m² for men

Add. equipment Snowboard or alpine skis, snowkiting suit TUNDRA, thermal underwear, thermos with tea

Flight About 2.5 hours

Canada has a fairly large snowkite community. You can ride both on the Great Lakes and in the mountains. And February for snowkiting, along with December and January, is one of the windiest months of the year. However, be prepared for a long flight to Ottawa, Toronto or Quebec, as well as jet lag. The time difference between Moscow and Ottawa is 7 hours.

Wind statistics 75% windy days

Air temperature -5 to -15 °C

Kite dimensions 7 – 12 m² for girls, 9 – 14 m² for men

Add. equipment Snowboard or alpine skis, snowkiting suit TUNDRA, thermal underwear, thermos with tea

Flight from 12 noon

Summarizing all of the above, going for snowkiting in February is a priority, since the wind statistics are quite good at the above spots.

If you like the ocean and kiting in shorts, then Asia, Africa and Latin America are waiting for you.

Kitesurfing in Spain ☀️ with certified instructors and like-minded people

Kite safari in Spain

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Kitesurfing in Spanish is a hot adventure in the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, which wash the mainland and the islands.

The best season for kitesurfing is May, June and September. At this time, fair winds blow, the water is warm, and there are still no tourists who bask on the beach and splash in the water. But in fact, you can ride all year round, just choose the right location: Tenerife, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, on the beaches of Tarifa and in Roses Bay.

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Kitesurfing season in Spain from April to November

If you, like us, are obsessed with the love of the sea and the wind, then it’s time to go to conquer the waves of the Spanish coast on a kiteboard with a kite. Sun, warm water, an experienced instructor and a great company of kitesurfers – your recipe for a successful holiday. There are spots for advanced athletes, as well as for amateurs and beginners.

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For newbies

If you dream of the sea, but lying on the beach is not for you, then it’s time to shake things up and try something unique. Get on your kiteboard with a week of training with our instructor. It will be safe, fun and exciting. The instructor will always select the right exercises for you and treat you with motivation.

You will learn flat skating, which means it will be easy and calm.

You choose from a variety of accommodation options – stay in a cottage right on the coastline or find a more budget option a little further from the sea.

For you, the instructor will make an individual program and will gradually complicate the training.

You will find yourself in a place created by nature itself for outdoor activities and extreme water sports.

For advanced

Tarifa has endless sandy beaches without corals and stones, the highest wind statistics on the European continent. This is the most popular kitesurfing spot in Europe. All this to make your vacation perfect and have something to tell your grandchildren. Kiteing for advanced riders is possible all year round, but the high season lasts from April to November.

The coast of Tarifa has rocky areas with good wind and waves for confident kitesurfers.

You will learn new tricks, spins and high long jumps under the guidance of our instructor.

Learn upwind (cutting into the wind), basic jibe and upwind (tack), jumping skills with kite translation.

Riding with premium equipment to help you reach your full potential.

Expert lessons

You will be accompanied by an instructor with at least 5 years of experience.

For all

Beginners will enjoy flat riding, while advanced riders will try their hand at the wave.

The best holiday

A lot of sun, sea, skiing and positive people nearby.

Long season

Ride from April to November, and if you are an experienced rider, then all year round.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, citizens of the Russian Federation need to apply for a visa to Spain. It is better to immediately apply for a Schengen visa. We can advise you on the procedure for obtaining a visa, as well as provide the documents that will be needed during registration. A visa can be made at the Consulate of Spain or at the nearest visa center, as well as through a travel agency.

Medical insurance is a must. As a rule, when you apply for a visa, you immediately make insurance. We recommend that you choose a coverage amount of at least 30,000 euros and note that you are going to do water sports on vacation. Yes, the cost of insurance will increase because of this, but in unpleasant situations there will be no difficulties and questions when receiving assistance.

Yes, there is such a possibility. However, the child must be at least 12 years old. Spain is famous for its endless beaches and crystal clear waters, making it the perfect environment for water sports, beach holidays and tourism. If you want to ride, and your family does not share this hobby, then they can go on an excursion or just walk around the neighborhood. Everyone will find something to their liking.

Because kitesurfing is an extreme sport. And it will be possible to curb it safely only with an experienced mentor who will pay special attention to practicing safety precautions and anticipate possible difficulties in order to help you in time. You will not be released to the water until the coach is sure that you know how to properly behave in emergency situations and how to minimize the risk of injury.

You are traveling with a friendly company of like-minded people and experienced coaches. This means that help is provided to you on land and water from all sides. In kitesurfing, mutual assistance is the first item in the rules of etiquette.

Learning becomes more difficult as you learn new skills. In a week you will learn how to stand on a kiteboard and ride on your own near the shore.

And the school is also systematic classes, an effective training program that always adapts to you personally. It’s convenient and productive. Everything is already debugged and first-class organized. So your vacation will be a hit!

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I love Spain and everything connected with it. My family and I go here almost every year. There are always many kitesurfers, windsurfers, surfers, wakeboarders riding nearby. We looked at them with curiosity. Now the children have grown up, and my wife and I decided to try more active holidays. And waved on a kite safari with Kaitim. We took turns riding so that someone would spend time with the children in the city or relax with them on a nearby beach. This is a real reboot! It’s like the brain starts to work differently. Caught fire and the next year to ride with a kite. I advise everyone.

Andrew

Student

I learned kitesurfing in St. Petersburg 2 seasons ago, and last summer I decided to go on a kite safari in Spain. This is a complete delight! So many emotions, adrenaline and beauty concentrated in one place! I usually skated in the first half of the day, in the second it was time to relax or go on excursions to the city. The wind was needed every day. I rode only flat and it was already breathtaking.

Anya

Student

Hi all! I love adventures and cheerful company, so when a friend invited me to kite safari with him, I immediately agreed. Before the trip, I took 10 lessons with an instructor in St. Petersburg – so I ended up at the Kaitim school. Well, then we went with these guys on a safari to Spain. We were at Tarifa for a week, but there were so many impressions, as if we had lived there for a month. Everything is very dynamic, well organized. We got lucky with the wind. I was in the high season – in July, when it blows every day.

Vladimir

Pupil

Thanks guys for a great trip. I liked the clear organization, friendly atmosphere and price. I was in September – good wind, warm water. I liked to ride early in the morning, when the locals had not yet woken up and came to the beach with kites. There are a lot of places, there is always an instructor nearby who will insure and help you deal with the kite if something went wrong. Well, just having an instructor adds self-confidence.))))

Ivan

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I am an amateur kite surfer and once a year I try to fly to warm countries for a ride. I flew with Kaitim to Spain. It was cool. I advise. Thank you for organizing and great company. Ride great.

Olga

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Kiting, kitesurfing, kiteboarding (kiting, kitesurfing, kiteboarding) – what is it?

You stand on the shore and feel the salty smell of the wind blowing from the sea.
And you believe that you are free, and life has just begun. And lips burn girlfriends
a kiss soaked in tears…

“Knockin’ on Heaven”

That’s how I would start a book about the life path of a real athlete, but now I’m writing only a small article in which I will tell you about my biggest passion in life is kitesurfing or, as they used to call it in Russia, kiting.

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What is kiting, kitesurfing, kiteboarding?
Kitesurfing, kiting, kiteboarding is a young extreme sport. Kiting is based on the pull of a kite – a kite, which is controlled by a rider – a kiter. Kite from English (kite) – a kite, this is the very detail without which there will be no type of kiting.

The athlete chooses what to ride, slide, jump or wheel. It can be skis or a snowboard (and then it would be more correct to call this type of kiting snowkiting), it can be a surfer board, and the rider will conquer the waves (in this case, let’s call this sport kitesurfing), it can be any other board (then it will be already kiteboarding from the word Board). In a word, all kinds of sports connected with a kite are called kiting. What to ride using kite power is up to you. The main thing to remember is that it must be safe. Read about the types of kiting here.

What is kitesurfing for me and for other kiters?

Over the years of skiing, I realized that in kiting each person finds something of his own, individual.

Why is kite sport so catchy and why, having tried it once, people can’t stop, they want to ride, try new things, develop? There is a feeling that you are sitting on a kind of kite needle and every time you are waiting for the next kite injection.

For some, kitesurfing is a lot of positive and fun.

For others, it is a test of strength and a search for the limits of one’s abilities: after all, this is an extreme sport, and not just entertainment.

For others, kite is a way to perfection, adrenaline, drive and lifestyle.

Everyone chooses why he needs a kite and, believe me, there are plenty to choose from.

Just imagine: you are in the ocean, you can see the shore in the distance, you are alone with this beautiful element. And you feel truly free, all the problems and worries are left in another life, you are open-hearted, ready for adventure, and you are truly happy. Believe me, friend, everyone who has learned to kite has experienced this.

There is always improvement in kite surfing, because once you learn how to properly control the kite, stand on the board and kill yourself, you are pulled further and further, and you learn something new, what you thought before, you will never be able to do .

For the more adventurous, a kite is an opportunity to fly. After all, it allows you to take off at 5, 10, and sometimes even 30 meters high. Despite the fact that kiteboarding is an extreme sport, flying and falling, if you follow the basic rules, are safe and painless. In the first photo, the rider parted with the hydrofoil and flew to the top, in the second photo he painlessly entered the water.

Another plus of kite addiction is new, beautiful places

Connecting your life with the wind, you will discover a lot of new places to relax and ride. People do not go to these places for a beach holiday: there are no sunbeds and umbrellas, there are no crowds of fat-sided tourists. But there is wind, sun, waves, fit, beautiful girls and guys who are passionate about kite, sports and freedom, passionate about life.

This does not mean that such places are completely wild and there is nothing to do there except kitesurfing. It’s just that they are less known, these paths are not trodden by Russian tourists. Among such places are the village of Pak Nam Pran in Thailand, the village of Mezhvodnoye on the Western coast of Crimea, the beautiful wind island Fuerteventura and the fishing village of Kumbuku in Brazil. All these places, located in different parts of the world, will undoubtedly appeal to everyone, and it is kiteboarding that unites them.

Kitesurfing means new interesting people in your life

Also kitesurfing means new and very interesting acquaintances. Usually these are individuals with an interesting history, great experience and an infectious desire to overcome their borders.

Famous people who kite

For example, did you know that famous people like Larry Page and Sergey Brin, the founders of Google, kite? My friend Volodya often meets them while riding on the San Francisco Bay. Every time they pass by, they give each other a friendly “five”, because in kitesurfing everyone is equal: There is no place for arrogance and snobbery, there are only simple guys and girls in shorts and swimsuits. Also, former US President Barack Obama became addicted to kite surfing, he was lured into the sport by a longtime friend Richard Branson, the founder of the Virgin Group holding.

The popularity of kitesurfing and its main problems

The popularity of kitesurfing around the world is growing rapidly, so the kite industry is developing rapidly. Due to the increase in demand, the supply, the number of kite schools and kitesurfing instructors is growing.

But the state structures of Russia do not pay due attention to this sport. In Russia, the VFPS Sailing Federation is still responsible for kitesurfing, which is primarily interested in the development of sailing boating, but kiting is financed on a residual basis.

Any new kind of sport is first of all developed by enthusiasts – extreme sportsmen who are “burning” with their passion. For the state, everything new is always perceived with caution. Imagine that with the same budget you need to hold not 40, but 60 sports events per year, naturally, all the main funding will be allocated to the first 40 competitions, and about 5-10% maximum will be allocated to the remaining 20 (kiting).

Kiting, kitesurfing, kiteboarding competitions in the world and Russia

There aren’t that many major kiting competitions around the world right now, so naturally I’ll start with the biggest and most significant event for our family, the Red Bull King of the Air.

Red Bull King of the air, megaloop chalange

At this competition, professional kiteboarders find out who will fly HIGHER, STRONGER impress everyone with the beauty of the trick performed, FASTER and fly further with a kite in the strongest wind. The highest jump height in the world is almost 33 meters.

This is a unique and most spectacular competition, because it is where all the great and crazy kiters show their skills and kiting limits. The main thing in these competitions is entertainment, recklessness and the risk of stunts performed. That is why at these kite competitions you can see high jumps with a “megaloop” (when the kite, writing a dead loop in the air, passes below the soaring athlete).

WKL (World Kiteboarding League)

WKL is the second significant competition for the world of kiteboarding – kiteboard wakestyle competition. The name wakestyle came about because the tricks were partially or completely borrowed from wakeboarding and are performed on the hands.

WKL is an organization that organizes a series of competitions where professional kiters perform very difficult acrobatic elements off the hook (pull is not on the trapeze, but on the athlete’s hands). Jumps are performed at high speed at a height of up to 6-7 meters, and the sail itself must certainly be as close to the water as possible.

IKA Formula Kite

This is a series of water racing competitions with a kite on raceboards (directional racing boards) or hydrofoils (hydrofoil directional boards). The bottom line is, as in any race, to come first to the finish line, accurately fulfilling all the conditions, driving around all the figures and correctly passing the track.

Now kiteboarding has reached a new level, and speed competitions will also take place at the Olympic Games .

KTA (Kiteboard Tour Asia)

KTA-Kiteboard Tour Asia a series of competitions on the water for racing on twin-tips – kiteboards and hydrofoils.

In 2018, the KTA held a selection for the Youth Olympic Games, which were held in RIO, but the kite competition in the framework of the Olympic Games in the discipline of slalom did not take place.

KTA also organizes freestyle/wakestyle competitions. Most of these competitions are held in Asia.

Russian kiting competition

The current wakestyle competition in Russia is Fair Play private open competitions for our professional athletes.

As part of all kinds of entertainment events and sports festivals like Beeline Camp or Krym Extreme , kite competitions are also held annually in Russia.

Under the auspices of the Sailing Federation of the Russian Federation, competitions were previously held Black Sea Cup or Black Sea Cup, where professional and amateur kiters competed in various disciplines. Unfortunately, these competitions are no longer held, but I am happy that I had the opportunity to participate in them once.

Each time the entire competitive initiative without a state kick quickly dries up. And sport, it should be noted, is very spectacular and youthful. But let’s not talk about sad things, in Russia, thanks to enthusiasts, a lot is kept, we hope that there will be a “push” in our sport and they will pay attention to us. But not with the aim of strangling, but with a desire to help.

Licensing of kiting, kiteboarding in Russia

Talks about licensing and Russian certification of instructors and schools have recently started. The main problem of this certification, in my opinion, is the focus exclusively on Russia.

But there is hope for a positive outcome. According to the information we know, some athletes and schools that have international experience and are certified by the IKO are involved in this issue.

I would propose to convene a board of leading kitesurfing schools (about 30 representatives from each school), conduct online voting and make collective proposals and amendments to the planned licensing.

How to choose a school to safely learn kitesurfing in Russia?

There are several considerations when choosing a kite surf school. Here are the main ones:

The possibility of obtaining an international certificate

Positive customer reviews (e.g. social media or Tripadvisor)

The presence of a permanent team, it says a lot about the school and the microclimate within the team

New equipment

Comfort at the kite station, and its availability, of course

What are the certifications of kite schools and instructors?

IKO — International Kiteboarding Organization

Perhaps the most popular international organization that trains kite instructors and certifies schools, has its own methodology and literature. If your trainer has been trained as an instructor in a special IKO center and received an id certificate, then you can be calm. At a minimum, at least someone tested and trained him. Many instructors from Russia and Ukraine object indignantly: “Why do we need IKO, I already know and can do all this, an IKO instructor is not always a guarantee of good training!”, while IKO has already proven its effectiveness, coming to any spot in the world to to rent equipment you will be asked for this particular certification and it will be enough (this is an analogue of international rights).

For information: Training and examination for an instructor IKO costs 1500-1700$. For training, you need to go to another country for two weeks and live there for some, by instructor’s standards, a lot of money. During training, the instructor must have a set of kite equipment on which he will take the exam and practice. Training is mainly in English. In rare cases, an IKO instructor of the highest category can come to Russia for instructor training, but this does not even happen every year.

Instructor IKO can certify his students by entering them into the public database IKO, the level of the student will be shown on the website upon request of the name and surname and in the official mobile application, which also serves as the hallmark of each rider, it is also indicated there and the level of skiing of everyone who is IKO certified.

In addition to the IKO, there is the British Instructor Training Association BKSA. The cost of the course is 550 pounds, the cost of the exam is 120 pounds.

There is also a German organization VDWS. Not as popular in the world as IKO, but also positions itself as an international one.

I hope this article has helped you get an idea of kiting, kiteboarding and kitesurfing.

Kitesurf for beginners

You can evaluate your strength under the canopy wherever there is water, wind and a decent instructor. Top 10 places to take your first steps in kiting.

It doesn’t matter whether you want to arrange a full-fledged training in a kite school or just think of trying an outlandish and spectacular sport without breaking away from the main resort holiday – you can evaluate your strength under the dome wherever there is water, wind and a decent instructor. In our guide, we have collected 10 best kitesurfing spots around the world, for every taste and budget.

Cabarete

Dominican Republic

The Dominican Republic has long been famous for its windsurfing and kitesurfing spots, but kiting is perhaps the main driving force for the tourist flow to a place called Cabarete – here even one of the beaches is named after this sport – Kite Beach. At the height of the season, you can see both professionals chasing waves formed by an underwater reef, and beginners mastering the basics under the guidance of experienced instructors.

Tarifa and Roses Bay

Spain

The busiest kite water area in Europe – of course, ideal wind conditions are provided here all year round due to the Strait of Gibraltar. True, this spot, due to its large roughness, is more suitable for those who are already confidently on the board, but to start your acquaintance with the dome is on the other coast of the country, in the Gulf of Rosses, which is located almost at the border with France. It has all the necessary infrastructure, a large number of entertainment and several “excursion” attractions nearby.

Dahab

Egypt

If we consider the options marked “closer” and “cheaper”, then Egypt will be one of the best options for a Russian tourist, in terms of learning kiting, including. A real mecca for domestic fans of this type of action sports – there are several Russian-speaking schools here and contests are regularly held for participants of various levels of training.

Fuerteventura and Lanzarote

Canary Islands

Here you can find a wide range of beaches with completely different wind conditions for every taste: from endless sandy coastlines strewn with numerous kite school tents, to especially extreme bays with meter-long waves that will impress even experienced riders.

La Morne

Mauritius

Mauritius is often called a paradise for kitesurfers, because here in one place you can find shallow coastal waters with a smooth surface of the water, and chop, and even big waves. This resort is designed for a fairly wealthy audience – in the La Morne beach area you will not find hotels below four stars, but the island offers its guests a really decent service.

Paros Island

Greece

Greece is primarily associated with fabulous islands, clear azure water, snow-white sails of yachts and signature salad, but anyone associated with water-based action sports knows that this is also one of the best countries for beginner kiters and windsurfers . On the island of Paros, for example, there is not the most beautiful beach, but certainly the most favorite beach among boarders is Pounda. One of the stages of the PKRA tour is held here every year.

Tiree

Scotland

The cold waters of Scotland are hard to imagine as a good spot not only for kiteboarding, but also for ordinary swimming. But the island of Tiri is full of surprises. Desperate Britons come here every year to conquer the local waves in their insulated wetsuits – apart from the temperature, you can find wide expanse of water and a stable wind without gusts. Beginners are sent to the inner island lake – the best place for learning to kite in the whole kingdom.

Lantau Island

China (Hong Kong)

It is impossible not to mention Asia in this list, especially since Lantau Island lurks not far from Hong Kong, blown from all sides by winds so “tasty” for kiters. In former times, these beaches were considered an excellent place for flying traditional kites, and later the water area was also chosen for sailing.

Yeysk

Russia

If surfing in our country is not very good (although some desperate ones continue to look for waves in Kamchatka and Sochi), then we are all right with action-sport sailing. The most important point on the wind map is the city of Yeysk on the Sea of Azov, where literally the entire Russian kite party gathers every summer. The advantages are obvious – no need to apply for a visa, easy transport accessibility and “all your own” around.

Limassol

Turkey

Turkey has been developing its tourist status for so long that it seems to have absolutely everything to offer the traveler. The same is true with water activities. The place Limassol is famous not only for one of the best yacht marinas in the country, but also for kiting activities – an ideal option for a combined holiday.

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When traveling in Spain, nature and cultural heritage often play a decisive role. However, many tourists love this country for the opportunity to combine a cultural program and various physical activities, and for some it is sports that becomes the reason for multiple visits. We have already talked about great places for triathlon, and today we will talk about water extreme sports: surfing, kiteboarding and windsurfing.

Beginner surfers

People often confuse kiting, windsurfing and classic surfing. In reality, just as a bicycle, roller skates and a skateboard are united by the presence of wheels, so the directions of surfing are united only by the presence of a board sliding on the water.

Classic surfing – riding a board from a wave. The presence of waves here is a key condition. Surfing is considered quite difficult in terms of technique, but the first successes come already in the first lessons.

Windsurfing – riding a board with a sail. It can be on waves or even water, the main condition is the presence of wind. Beginners feel the success from the first lesson, but the really difficult study begins later.

Kitesurfing – riding on a board with a kite. A kite (English kite – a kite) outwardly resembles the wing of a sports parachute, it flies only in the presence of wind. Initial kiting lessons seem difficult, but further progress is easier and faster.

What exactly unites these sports is the need to work with an instructor who will teach you how to use the equipment safely for yourself and others, tell you the basics of behavior on the water and teach you how to ride with pleasure.

Surfing Geography in Spain

Almost the entire coast of the mainland and the islands are suitable for water sports. Professionals and amateurs choose surf spots depending on the difficulty levels and the season. It is conditionally possible to divide the whole country into 4 regions.

Surfing in the Canary Islands is available all year round. There are spots for beginners and professionals, schools and equipment rentals are open. Due to the cold current even in summer you need a wetsuit.

Surfing in the north of Spain. Galicia, Asturias, Cantabria and the Basque Country are famous for the good waves that the Atlantic Ocean brings. There are many schools along the entire coast; surf camps for beginners and advanced athletes are organized here all year round.

The south coast is suitable for beginners in the summer, and confident surfers come to Andalusia between September and April. The largest number of schools and rental stations are concentrated on the coast between the cities of Cadiz and Tarifa.

Mediterranean spots – the Balearic Islands and Barcelona – are famous for their easy spots. They ride here mainly from September to April, in the summer the waves are unstable, but if you relax in these regions, you can find out the forecast at the stations and take the first lessons on suitable days.

In all regions there are fairly safe spots with a sandy bottom and simple understandable conditions, which is why surfing in Spain is so attractive for beginners. In summer you can combine beach holidays, extreme sports and excursions, in winter you can take advantage of pleasant prices and other low season amenities.

Windsurfing and kitesurfing in Spain

Wind, like waves, comes to the shores in seasons, but Spain’s good location allows you to ride and learn here all year round. Most schools and equipment rental centers are concentrated in several regions.

In the Canary Islands. Tenerife and Fuerteventura are generally considered the mecca of world kitesurfing – athletes and amateurs come here, competitions are held every year.

Tarifa. The Strait of Gibraltar is a very good place for wind catchers. It blows strongly here almost all year round, but May, June and September are considered the best months, when, in addition to weather conditions, it is also pleasing that the beaches are not filled with vacationers.

East coast of Spain. From the French border to the Mar Menor, there are plenty of places to kite and windsurf. On most beaches, skiing is prohibited during the high season for safety reasons, but there are also special places.

By the way, Catalonia is the most suitable for those travelers who want to try extreme water sports, and not dedicate their entire vacation to it.

Barcelona: surfing, kitesurfing and family fun

When it comes to where to go for an active holiday, there are plenty of places to choose from. But for those who want to combine extreme sports and a cultural program, and even more so for a family vacation, the search circle is seriously narrowed. And for these people, Barcelona is perfect.

Much is known about sights, excursions and interesting routes in the province, but here we will talk about opportunities for water activities.

Surfing in Barcelona

In the vicinity there are 4 spots with stations and schools where you can learn to ride the waves. These are La Caleta, El Masnou, Castelldefels and the beach of the Berceloneta quarter. Here’s what you need to know when planning to surf in Barcelona:

the best time to visit is from September to April when the waves are more stable and the beaches are empty;

if you are going on vacation in the summer, check the forecast at the station and be ready for lessons on the right day;

while waiting for the waves, you can ride a SUP (SUP-board) – a large board with a paddle, which children can also master (and kids up to 6-7 years old you can ride on your own board, having previously taken a children’s life jacket at the station).

Kitesurfing in Barcelona

During the summer, at the height of the beach season, all kinds of surfing is prohibited on most of the coast. However, there are places in the region where extreme sports are available all year round. This is a kite school on the Playa de Malgrat beach and an extreme beach in the town of Castelldefel. Lifeguards are on duty on such beaches, rental shops and schools work. The sandy beach and convenient coastline allow learning, and those who have already mastered the kite will need to present an IKO card or other document confirming training from a certified instructor to enter.

Windsurfing in Barcelona is available on the beaches near the cities of Gava and Badalona – during the summer season there are stations with instructors and equipment for rent.

Not only Barcelona, but almost the entire coast of Catalonia is suitable for a combination of water activities, beach holidays and sightseeing. Therefore, while relaxing in the Costa Brava, Costa del Maresme and other resorts, you can go on an excursion or rent a car for impressive trips!

Other excursions in Spain, France, Andorra

Excursion to the Costa Brava

During the excursion to the Costa Brava we will visit 3 magnificent cities, enjoy the landscapes and the beauty of ancient architecture, and also walk through the unique botanical garden.

Medieval Castle Show

The Medieval Castle Show is a deep, albeit short-term immersion in those ancient times.

Flamenco show

Flamenco show in Lloret de Mar is a good idea for a bright and unusual evening in Spain.

Nice, Principality of Monaco

Tour Nice-Monaco (Monte Carlo) and San Remo will introduce you to the beauties of the legendary coast of France and Italy.

Port Aventura

Holidays in Port Aventura – an adventure for the whole family. Extreme, educational entertainment, cuisines of the peoples of the world and colorful shows for every taste.

LA MASIA. Manor in Tordera

A dance show in an old manor will immerse you in the relaxed atmosphere of a traditional Spanish evening.

La Roca Village

La Roca Village is located near Barcelona and Girona and is considered one of the best outlets in all of Europe.

Excursion to Montserrat

Mount Montserrat is a place where the interests of believers, lovers of history and outdoor activities converge.

Carcassonne and the oyster farm

A trip to Carcassonne with a visit to the oyster farm is an opportunity to fill the day with a lot of impressions, starting with a visit to the old town and ending with an excellent dinner.

Collioure and Perpignan

An excursion to Perpignan and Collioure is an acquaintance with southern France on the very border with Spain.

Excursion to Madrid from Barcelona, Costa Brava and Costa Maresme. Mini-group up to 8 people, comfortable minivan with driver-guide

Zaragoza and Madrid are the brightest cities in Spain. We will visit them on our two-day excursion, which will introduce you to the historical and cultural sights of the two capitals.

Camp Nou tour in Barcelona

A tour of FC Barcelona’s home stadium will take you to the indoor areas normally only accessible by first team players.

Salvador Dali Museum and Pubol Castle

Excursion to Gala Castle and Salvador Dali Museum with a visit to the wine cellars.

Girona and the Salvador Dalí Museum

Visits to the most important places in Barcelona. You can walk the streets of the great city and feel the spirit of Barcelona

Andorra

A small but very beautiful and rich principality on the border of Spain and France attracts tourists not only with its beauty and ski resorts.

Rupit and Besalu

Medieval Spain, shrouded in secrets and legends, will appear before you in all its glory on an excursion to Rupit and Besalu.

Barcelona-Montserrat

The main shrine of the monastery is the statue of Our Lady, called the Black Virgin of Montserrat

Carcassonne-Narbon excursion

We will visit the fortress city of Carcassonne and the city of Narbonne – the most famous sights of France of the ancient Roman period.

Montserrat and wine cellars

An excursion to Montserrat will introduce you to the ancient monastery and show you the beauties of the natural national reserve, and a visit to the wine cellar will help you get to know the culture of Spain more fully.

Barcelona Premium City Tour

We will drive through the most beautiful streets, look at the famous Casa Mila and Casa Batllo, walk along Plaza Catalunya and La Rambla.

Barcelona panoramic city tour

Visits to the most important places in Barcelona. You can walk along the streets of the Great City and feel the spirit of Barcelona

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La playa de mogan gran canaria: Playa de Mogán and Puerto de Mogán

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▷ Puerto de Mogán, Gran Canaria

In this article we are going to share with you the 10 best things to do in Puerto de Mogán village in Gran Canaria. This coastal town is located in the southwest coast of the island, in the municipality of Mogán. Puerto de Mogán stands out for its marina which coexists with the fishermen of the area, as well as for Mogán beach. It is also nicknamed little Venice of Gran Canaria due to the water canals and bridges that run through the town. Next we are going to mention the places to visit in Puerto de Mogán. Join us!

Puerto de Mogán, Canary Islands (Gran Canaria)

Things to do in Puerto de Mogán, Gran Canaria

Puerto de Mogán is one of the most beautiful towns on the island of Gran Canaria and, therefore, one of the most touristic areas. It can be said that in this part of the island you will always see the sun or at least if it is a cloudy day, it will never be cold. In addition, it is one of the European holiday destinations with the highest number of sunny days per year and with an average annual temperature of 19.2ºC. For this reason, it is a happy town where its people will always receive you with kindness.

Bridge and water canal in Puerto de Mogán, Spain

If it is the first time you travel to the island, we consider it to be one of your list of places to visit in Gran Canaria. In the next few lines we are going to highlight its main attractions. Let’s start!

1. Puerto de Mogán beach

It is a small beach about 200 meters long and with numerous services. For example, it is one of the accessible beaches of Gran Canaria. In other words, it is suitable for people with reduced mobility and, therefore, easily accessible for prams. In addition, it has showers and an area to rent sun beds and umbrellas.

Mogán beach, Gran Canaria

Likewise, we can say that it is a perfect beach for families because of its calm waters. In addition, on the shore you can rent skates with a slide, practice diving, among other water sports.

Small cove nearby the Puerto de Mogán beach

On the opposite side of the main Puerto de Mogan beach we have another of the beaches of Puerto de Mogán. It is a virgin cove of stones with a little dock where you can bathe by accessing some stairs. On this side, the water is much cleaner as it is more open to the ocean.

2. Enjoy the sunset

Keep in mind that being located in the southwest of the island, one of the best things to do in Puerto de Mogán is enjoy its sunset. Below we show you one of the popular spots to enjoy the best sunsets in Gran Canaria.

Sunset in Mogan, Puerto de Mogán

To get here, you’ll need to head to the dock area and skirt the coast along the mountain to the west. Access can be dangerous because it is not conditioned at all, so if you go, be very careful and, please, do not leave garbage! You can also see the sunset from the beach, but it is not exactly the same view.

3. Market Puerto de Mogán

The market is one of the main Mogan attractions. If you feel like going shopping, here you will find a wide variety of souvenirs, Canarian crafts, flowers, clothes and some gastronomic products from the Canary Islands. What day is the Puerto de Mogán market? It takes place every Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. It is an open air market which takes place in the centre of this fishermen’s neighborhood.

Keep in mind that this is one of the most tourist markets and tours in Gran Canaria. That is to say, it is not a market where we locals go shopping, such as Teror or San Mateo. Anyway, if you want to visit the town, you should know which day the Mogán market is in case you want to make it coincide or in case you prefer to visit it on a quieter day.

4. A walk through the Mogan marina & old village of Mogan Puerto

This popular fishing village from the Canary Islands is surrounded by sailboats, fishing boats and canals. Also noteworthy are the famous white houses with colored stripes and bougainvillea climbing their walls.

Colorful houses in the old village of Mogan Puerto

Therefore, taking a walk through the old village and Mogan marina are two must see places in Puerto de Mogán, do not stay only with the landscape of its beach. In fact, both its marina and its houses with unique architecture full of bougainvillea are two of the most Instagrammable places in Gran Canaria. Or well, let’s say more photographed for those who do not use this social network 🙂

Popular Instagram spot in the old village

5. Boat trip Puerto de Mogan

Another of the things to do in Puerto de Mogan to enjoy the sea is a boat trip which includes a stop to snorkel in Gran Canaria, specifically, at El Perchel beach. The route includes navigation to the virgin zone of Tasarte.

If you prefer to sail by private boat, in Puerto de Mogán there are also tours on a private boat with skipper for 5 hours and for a maximum of 8 people. It departs from the harbour and below is all the information to hire this activity.

Finally, a few minutes by car is the Puerto Rico marina, from where other different boat trips depart, such as dolphin and whale watching in Gran Canaria. If you travel to Gran Canaria, this is one of the best family plans to do.

6. Viewpoint Puerto de Mogán

Another place to visit in Puerto de Mogán is its viewpoint. Of course, to get there, there are a few steps. So that, it is not accessible for prams or people with reduced mobility.

Stairs to the Puerto de Mogán viewpoint

From the top you will enjoy one of the most popular views of the town with the sea at the background. Then you can take all the photos you want as a souvenir and proof of travel to the Canary Islands.

Viewpoint Puerto de Mogán

Try to visit it early in the morning or late at night, because the walk in the summer could be hard and hot!

7. Puerto de Mogan submarine

In addition to Mogán beach as the main play area for children, the yellow submarine in Puerto de Mogán is one of the best tours for families to enjoy the sea. The Submarine Adventure Gran Canaria activity lasts about 40 minutes and takes you to discover the species and seabed of the area thanks to its spectacular crystals. In the following image you can see it sailing in the harbour.

Puerto de Mogan submarine excursion

8. Other beaches of Mogán: Puerto Rico & Amadores

If you are going to spend a few days staying in Mogán, you should know that the municipality has other very touristic beaches such as Puerto Rico and Amadores. Both with a wide range of water sports such as Jet Ski, banana, and so on. In any case, if you are going to hire a car, we always recommend visiting other beaches in the south such as Maspalomas, Playa del Inglés and San Agustín. Puerto Rico and Amadores are ultra crowded. Well, actually Playa del Inglés too, but it is nearby Maspalomas.

Veneguera beach, Mogan

Within the municipality of Mogán there are other practically virgin beaches to visit if you want to get closer to the most authentic side of Gran Canaria. Some of our favorites are Veneguera, Tiritaña and Tasarte. Of course, prepare to drive through curves and dirt.

9. The Mogan valley (old town) and Los Azulejos

If you have the opportunity to travel by car or find a car hire for a day, another of the places to do in Mogán is to visit the old town of the Mogan Valley. Even make a road trip until Los Azulejos, the most famous colorful mountains in Gran Canaria. The drive to both places is spectacular and, believe us, you will be surprised by the landscape. Below we show you one of the photos we did in a roadtrip!

Los Azulejos of Mogán, Gran Canaria

10. Restaurants Puerto de Mogán

In Puerto de Mogán we find the marina and the fishing harbour. So for lunch we recommend to try the fresh fish and seafood from Mogán coast at the Cofradía de Pescadores restaurant (fishermen’s Guild). In addition, in the Fishermen’s Guild you can taste good typical food from the Canary Islands, where you can’t miss the delicious avocado from Mogán. Another restaurant in Mogán that we recommend is the Beach Club Faro with a perfect view of the sunset and Mogán beach.

Restaurants Puerto de Mogán, Beach Club Faro

You also have the option of trying one of the few restaurants with a Michelin Star in Gran Canaria in Puerto de Mogán. Here it is Los Guayres restaurant with a tasting menu.

Restaurants in Puerto de Mogán village, Los Guayres

Finally, you can find the best Italian ice creams at Gelatomanía, right in front of the beach. There is no holiday without an ice cream. Its promenade is full of restaurants and bars of Mediterranean food (most of them Spanish and Italian), but the truth is that we haven’t tried them because they seem very touristy.

Puerto de Mogan apartments & hotels

If you come to Puerto de Mogán for holidays you should know that it is an ideal destination to stay and enjoy the sun. We recommend that you take a look at the hotels Mogan Playa de Cordial hotel, the Radisson Blu Puerto de Mogán with spa and THe Puerto de Mogán hotel THe Senses Collection. They are the most emblematic hotels in Puerto de Mogán. Below you can see all the Puerto de Mogán accommodation options.

Puerto de Mogan hotel options

Puerto de Mogán hotel, THE senses Collection

Concerning Puerto de Mogan apartments, the most popular are the following ones:

Cordial Mogan Valle apartments

THe Apartments Puerto de Mogán (Home Collection)

Cordial Muelle Viejo apartments

How to get to Puerto de Mogán in Gran Canaria

From Gran Canaria airport you can take the public bus (guagua) number 91 to Puerto de Mogan. This bus departs from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and makes several stops (including the airport), so the travel to the south is somewhat long. Another option that many travelers choose is to hire a private transfer. You can see the prices of the transfers and make your reservation here. If you are staying in Playa del Inglés, from here you would travel around 30 kilometers by car. That is about 30 minutes.

Video of Mogán, Gran Canaria

Below you can discover more about Puerto de Mogan travel tips. Subscribe to our YouTube channel for watching more videos of Gran Canaria, find a car hire to discover and avoid the package holidays!

Finally, we say goodbye to you by inviting you to find out more about the most authentic side of Gran Canaria on your own with the help of our digital Gran Canaria guides with itineraries around the island and more than 80 restaurant options that locals frequent. Forget tourist sites, get to know the real local places without having to plan and waste your time! You can see all our travel guides by clicking on the following image.

Playa de Mogan: The Little Venice of Gran Canaria

Playa de Mogan is a secluded man-made beach at the foot of the ravine in Puerto de Mogan, Gran Canaria’s “Little Venice.” Aside from the perfect golden sand and a year-round pleasant weather, the beach’s beauty lies in the myriad of activities it offers. It’s a go-to place for people who want to explore the beauty of the Atlantic in the Canary Islands. Crowning a charismatic village and close to a busy harbor, it’s no wonder why people choose this as the ultimate holiday destination in Spain.

The Protected and Calm Waters of Playa de Mogan – ©nito500

The Beach Hugged by the Hill and the Port

Guests arriving at Playa de Mogan quickly understand why it is one of the most popular beach options on the island. Through the harbor, they are greeted by the golden Saharan sand and ever calm waters. While exploring the town, they get lost in the old elegance of white-washed houses.

Opposite the beach is a steep ravine which protects the shore and is a fantastic view in itself. The coast is also protected by the harbor wall, as well as a reef that keeps the waters tranquil and free from waves. On the port side, the waters are lined with rental ships waiting to sail.

A network of bridges and canals further defines Puerto de Mogan. Getting off the beach and heading to the town, guests also find plenty of cafes, shops, and accommodations in its modern promenade. Walking farther, two-story houses with plant-embellished balconies and rooftops exude unmistakable colonial artistry.

Be it in the water or on the shore, the adventures this beach offers are bound to be memorable for tourists.

Things to Do

Playa de Mogan, set in a beautiful fishing village, has plenty of activity choices.

Swimming, Strolling and Sunset Watching

In the gold and sandy beach of Mogan, the little ones run around while the adults get their summer tan. Sun lounges, parasols, and more are available for rent, while snack bars are accessible from the beach. Before night falls, climbing the stony ravine allows for a breathtaking view of the town, and the classic colors of the sky as the golden sun sets in the deep blue Atlantic.

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving

Snorkelers find the waters in Puerto de Mogan teeming with fishes in all sizes and colors. Just swim to the end of the beach at the breakwater and venture into the pebbles and off the coast. For those who want to learn scuba diving, they can take lessons from any of the dive centers based here.

Boat Tours and Dolphin/Whale Spotting

Too tired to get in the water but still want to witness marine life in Mogan? The best way is to join a boating tour. Prices may vary, but companies like Blue M Boat Trips charge around 60€ for a spectacular 5-hour trip, inclusive of food and drinks, and fare to and from the hotel.

Once in a Lifetime Opportunity to Spot Whales and Dolphins – ©albertoloyo

Riding the Yellow Submarine

While in town, never miss the chance to go underwater and ride the legendary yellow submarine. It’s a treat the whole family always enjoy. Underwater, passengers encounter schools of fishes, various plants, sea creatures, and even shipwrecks. Divers might even say hi while on their way. Book in advance online and watch out for discounted rates.

Go Deep Sea Fishing

Many people from all over the world wait for the best time of the year before heading to the harbors of Mogan to fish. Out in the deep blue Atlantic, on board fishing boats, fishers could catch tuna, blue marlin, and other deep sea fishes.

Exploring the Town

A trip to Playa de Mogan is incomplete without catching a glimpse of the quaint little town just beyond the shore. Guests get warped into the 15th century as houses in Spanish architecture line up its alleys. Go people watching or simply relax while sipping a refreshing cup of coffee in one of the cafes. Or head to the market on Fridays and get the freshest fishes and vegetables for your next meal.

How to Get There

There are a couple of ways one could get to Mogan and enjoy its rare beauty. Travelers may rent a car, take a cab, ride the bus or go through the seaport.

Mogan is about 40 kilometers southwest of the capital city of Las Palmas. The drive, passing through the GC-1 motorway, would take a little over an hour. The GPS coordinates of Playa de Mogan is 27°49’0″ North, 15°46’0″ West. When taking a cab, make sure to have a change of at least 50€. By bus, take no. 91 from Las Palmas.

When transferring from one port to another within the island, a ferry boat is the best way to go. For instance, one could grab tickets from the ports of Puerto Rico and then board a ship that would directly dock at the harbor in Mogan.

Playa de Mogan is a Window to the Atlantic

Set in one of the most visited fishing villages in Gran Canaria, Puerto de Mogan, it’s undeniable that Playa de Mogan is a gem of a beach.

It’s not often to come across a man-made beach that offers countless activities in every corner. More than a good swim in its clear shallow waters, or a beautiful stroll in its strip of fine sand, it gives visitors a ticket to explore authentic Canarian culture within its quiet old town.

But more than anything else, Mogan takes guests to adventures in the Atlantic. Its harbors await those who wish to come face to face with nature’s splendor under the sea. All these are possible while staying in one of the comfortable and luxurious accommodations at the seafront.

Needless to say, Playa de Mogan is a beach not to be missed in the Canaries.

Something smelly in the waters of Mogán: Police close Playa de Mogán beach again, for the third time this summer : The Canary

Playa de Mogán beach was closed yet again this week and bathing was prohibited, on Wednesday, when fecal contamination was detected in its waters. Independent Spanish-language news portal for the south of Gran Canaria, El Sur Digital Gran Canaria, reported subsequently that Mogán Town Council workers removed the delimiting tape closing the beach to bathers in Playa de Mogán at around 9:00 a.m. on Thursday morning.

Analysis carried out on Thursday came out negative for contamination and therefore within the safe range to allow bathing on the beach once again.

The beach had been sealed by agents of the Mogán Local Police on Wednesday at around 1:00 p.m. due to “high rates of microbiological contamination of the water”, meaning that there were clear indications of fecal contamination detected. Poop in the water.

The businessmen of Playa de Mogán were reportedly “grateful for the rapid reopening of the beach”, as the image of the closed beach greatly affects the destination and businesses in the area.

El Sur Digital Gran Canaria report that this has been the third time this summer that Playa de Mogán has been found to have rates of microbiological contamination too high for safe bathing, it happened on May 25 and June 30 of this year, and on both occasions, the beach reopened within 24 hours, after bathing was prohibited.

Mogán Council workers spent all afternoon Wednesday and Thursday morning, examining the area’s sanitation network, cleaning it and looking for any type of uncontrolled discharge. The water company responsible for sewerage, who collaborate closely with the CIUCA dominated town hall, have made no statements about this fourth incident to have occurred since April.

No Blue Flag Beaches in Mogán for many years

Mogán’s council have in recent years been moving to wrest control of the municipality’s beaches away from the private companies that have always previously cared for them over the last four decades, the latest beaches over which they now exercise dominion being Tauro and Puerto Rico de Gran Canaria. Mogán, however, no longer has any Blue Flag beaches, nor have they had in recent years having lost those they had under this still serving administration, despite the arrival of hundreds of thousands of tourists every year to the south west of Gran Canaria, and indeed two years of #TourismZero during the pandemic.

The only Blue Flag left in Mogán these days is the one, again, awarded to the private port of Puerto de Mogán SA, which remains as the sole coastal facility on the south west that has been recognised for its water quality and provision of services.

4th case since April

On April 8, Mogán Local Police sealed the only beach in the tourist enclave of Taurito, after data from a health analysis report arrived at the Mogán town hall. There were apparently abundant indications of raw sewage in the water.

Taurito beach closed on April 8, 2022 – Image El Digital Sur Gran Canaria

EL SUR DIGITAL GRAN CANARIA wanted to find out more about these instances of public health concern, and so requested copies of the documents and reports on the individual cases from the Mogán Town Hall, as it appears these closures are beginning to occur again and again on the beaches of Mogán.

However the representatives of the people of Mogan municipality, serving in the town hall, rejected their request for this public health information, claiming that it was “Inadmissible for processing”, and therefore denied access to the information “held by the Health Service of this Town Council, due to the following reasons:”

“The information requested by the interested party is subject to the provisions of letter b of article 18 of the Transparency Law, considering that the documentation requested corresponds to internal reports that are exchanged between administrative entities, for merely informative purposes that lack any formality. “

Mogán Town Council do not inform citizens or tourists

The town council do not appear to have any system to inform people about the repeated health risks being detected on their beaches, having published no notice or statement on their website or social networks, to help citizens understand the de facto situation repeatedly detected in the coastal waters of some of our most popular beaches. The high levels of contamination detected are sufficient for the police to cordon off the beaches and prohibit swimming, yet no warning is issued for the benefit of anyone who happened to have been there prior to pollutants being detected or reported.

It is only reasonable to suggest that members of the public could well have been swimming in fecal matter prior to its presence being detected, isn’t it therefore only sensible to let people know the public health problem that has led to the closure of the beach? So that they can be aware of any potential illness that could arise?

The Law on “Information to the public”

According to article 13 of Royal Decree 1341/2007, of October 11, regarding the management of bathing water quality, it is a requirement that “whenever bathing is prohibited or refrain from it recommended, (there must be) a warning in which the interested public is informed indicating the reasons”, something that the Town Council, directed by La Alcaldesa Onalia Bueno, has repeatedly failed to comply with.

The legislation is clear in explaining that “during the bathing season, the public administrations, within the scope of their powers, will actively, quickly and through easily accessible mechanisms disseminate information to the interested public on the quality of the bathing and, where appropriate, the beach. Likewise, in an easily accessible place in the vicinity of each bathing area, (…) information will be provided” to bathers.”

Mogán Town Council have ignored requests for more information, and repeatedly declined to make any comment whatsoever, let alone provide any further details about the raw sewage that is being allowed to pollute the beaches of one of Gran Canaria’s most popular holiday coastlines.

Gran Canaria’s Southern tourism heartlands have only one Blue Flag beach, with none in Mogán for 5 years now

Mogán to control Tauro Beach, but it is not likely to open any time soon, despite Anfi being summoned to sign the public declaration cancelling their concession

Pico de las Nieves from La Playa de Mogán

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Pico de las Nieves from La Playa de Mogán is a climb in the region Gran Canaria. It is 44km long and bridges 1966 vertical meters with an average gradient of 4.5%, resulting in a difficulty score of 1267. The top of the ascent is located at 1936 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 2 reviews/stories of this climb and uploaded 2 photos.

Road names: GC-200, GC-605, GC-60, GC-600 & GC-134

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A lovely climb, and really not that hard. My climb was spoiled by bad weather at the top (3C and rain), so be sure to check the forecast and take appropriate gear. But really superb….
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Pico de las Nieves from La Playa de Mogán

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Gran Canaria

61 climbs
Canary Islands

363 climbs
Spain

2000 climbs
Europe

24038 climbs

Difficulty points

1267

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4

17% easier than
Pico de las Nieves from Telde

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18

58% easier than
Llano de Las Animas from Puerto de Puntagorda

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32

58% easier than
Llano de Las Animas from Puerto de Puntagorda

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234

58% easier than
Pozza San Glisente – Dos dell’Asino from Esine

Average gradient

4. 5%

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44

76% less steep than
Calle Lomo la Suerte

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287

84% less steep than
Camino El Monte from Farrobillo

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1361

84% less steep than
Camino El Monte from Farrobillo

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14194

85% less steep than
Calçada do Rêgo Lameiro

Length

44km

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2

1% shorter than
Pico de las Nieves

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7

25% shorter than
El Teide from Santa Cruz de Tenerife

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7

25% shorter than
El Teide from Santa Cruz de Tenerife

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16

30% shorter than
Transfăgărășan from Căpățânenii Pământeni

Total ascent

1966m

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2

6% less ascent than
Pico de las Nieves

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11

24% less ascent than
Roque de los Muchachos from Santa Cruz de la Palma

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19

29% less ascent than
Pico Veleta / Alto de la Sierra Nevada

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27

29% less ascent than
Pico Veleta / Alto de la Sierra Nevada

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This is the most beautiful climb of the pico.
The piece from the village of Mogan is really beautiful and you’re treated to several hairpin turns and beautiful views. I’m myself climbed to Ayacata and then back via San Bartolome down.

Dit is wel de mooiste klim van de pico.
Het stuk vanaf het dorpje Mogan is echt prachtig en je word getrakteerd op meerdere haarspeldbochten en prachtige vergezichten. Ik ben zelf doorgeklommen tot Ayacata en toen weer via San Bartolome naar beneden.

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10 BEST Things To Do in Puerto de Mogan, Gran Canaria

One of the prettiest towns in Gran Canaria, Canary Islands

Puerto de Mogan is a fishing village situated in the municipality of Mogan, one of the sunniest parts of the island Gran Canaria, part of the Canary Islands. If you’re visiting the island, you should not miss the chance of seeing this lovely place.

What to do in Puerto de Mogan – Best places to visit and attractions

1. Mogan Beach

2. Mogan Marina

3. The Friday Market

4. Submarine tour

5. Mirador Mogan

6. Sail Boat Trip from Puerto de Mogán

7. Church of San Antonio de Padua

8. The burnt mill

9. Archaeological area Lomo de los Gatos

10. Try the local fruits

Puerto de Mogan has changed a lot over the years and from the sleepy village it used to be, it’s grown into a charming place to stay in Gran Canaria, especially if you’re looking for a relaxing and quiet holiday in the south of the island.

The place is also a preferred destination by mature couples, looking to escape the noisy resorts like Maspalomas or Puerto Rico.

You’ll find that Puerto de Mogan has a bit of everything for all types of travelers, from a beautiful beach to colorful streets and amazing mountainous landscapes, which can be easily accessed from town.

1. Mogan Beach

A busy day at Mogan Beach

Playa Mogan is a small but beautiful public beach, where you can enjoy the gorgeous weather in the south of Gran Canaria.

With plenty of bars and cafes around the beach, you won’t have to go far if you want to have lunch in the area. Sunbeds are €3.50 per day and you also have all the facilities typical for urban beaches in Spain.

Mogan beach can get crowded since it is so small compared to other beaches on the island, but this highly depends on the season when you decide to visit (it’s quieter in spring in autumn, compared to summer or to hot winter days).

2. Mogan Marina

Don’t miss a stroll through the Marina

For many visitors, the marina in Puerto de Mogan is the town’s main attraction.

We recommend a long walk so you can fully enjoy this scenic spot in Gran Canaria. The streets are really charming and quaint, with balconies adorned with colorful flowers, which will make a great background for holiday photos. In our opinion, Puerto de Mogan is one of the prettiest towns in Gran Canaria and even if you don’t stay here during your trip, you should still come and visit for an afternoon.

3. The Friday Market

The famous Mogan Market, held every Friday and spread throughout the town.

There are many stalls, selling typical stuff for markets in the Canaries, like souvenirs, knock offs like watches and handbags, leather products and even aloe vera products. Since it is quite busy usually, be really careful with your belongings and keep your documents safe.

4. Submarine tour

Get into this submarine and discover all the charms of the seabed of Puerto de Mogán for 40 minutes. You will be able to see some shipwrecks and the wonderful marine fauna from its big windows.

Especially for the kids, this can be a really fun activity and it’s a great way to spend the morning during your family holiday to Gran Canaria.

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5. Mirador Mogan

After all the eating and drinking during your visit to Mogan, you may want to do some exercise to make room for some more cocktails or beers. So in this case, our best recommendation would be to take the stairs that lead up to the Mirador Mogan, from where you can enjoy one of the best sunsets in Gran Canaria.

Just follow the signs through the city, make your way among the narrow streets which may seem like a labyrinth if you’re not used to the town, and go up to enjoy the most beautiful view of the marina Puerto de Mogan.

6. Sail Boat Trip from Puerto de Mogán

Sailing on the ocean is an activity you will remember from your trip to Puerto de Mogan

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Become part of the crew on this beautiful sailing ship, which will take you from Puerto de Mogán along the southern coast of Gran Canaria on a memorable 5-hour trip. Food and drinks are included.

7. Church of San Antonio de Padua

This church is under the patronage of San Antonio de Padua and was built around the year 1813. A local man who had emigrated from Tejeda to Havana (Cuba) financed the project at the time, although he never got to see it finished.

8. The burnt mill

Explore not only the coastal town but also the surroundings of Puerto Mogan

This is one of the largest windmills in Gran Canaria and nowadays is used as a Tourist Information center.

El Molino Quemado de Mogán is commonly known under this name (The Burnt Mill) because, according to residents of the area, it was set on fire in 1875 by a neighbor from the village of Aldea de San Nicolás. Since then, it has been restored and nowadays you can stop and visit it on your way from Mogan to Puerto de Mogan.

9. Archaeological area Lomo de los Gatos

Lomo de los Gatos (The Cats Back) is an aboriginal archaeological area that contains a village made up of stone houses called La Cañada de Los Gatos.

It is interesting to see the first settlements of the people who used to live in Gran Canaria and it’s one of the more authentic places to visit in Puerto de Mogan, besides the more commercial areas which nowadays are full of shops and bars & cafes.

The complex is located in Calle de La Puntilla in Playa de Mogán and can be visited (there is a small entrance fee).

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Try the local fruits

Feria de Mango y Aguacate in the municipality of Mogan, Gran Canaria

The mango and the avocado are the most important types of agricultural produce in this area of Gran Canaria and they are really tasty and you should try them – just try to buy them at the local market from small farmers, to make sure you get something genuine.

There’s even a summer mango and avocado festival in September in Puerto de Mogan and another event for winter avocados in December.

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EXPLORING THE MINIATURE CONTINENT

Gran Canaria, the so-called “miniature continent”, is characterized by the richness of different landscapes and microclimates in an area of just over 1.500 km²: arid deserts, abrupt volcanic formations, lush forests and delicious beaches that have nothing to envy from other spots around the world.
The kilometric Playa del Inglés and the Natural Reserve of Maspalomas and its breathtaking Dunes are just some examples. Naturally, discovering Gran Canaria´s symbol par excellence is a must: the Roque Nublo. The Natural Monument is located at the geographical center of the island. Next to it, you will find other singular rock formations just as the so-called Roque del Fraile (i.e. monk rock) and La Rana (i.e. the frog).

From Playa del Inglés up to the old lighthouse at its extreme, Maspalomas embraces the breathtaking Dunes, which are declared special natural reserve.

LAS PALMAS DE GRAN CANARIA: THE MOST COSMOPOLITAN CITY OF THE ISLANDS

Hotel THe Fataga is in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, the most cosmopolitan city of the Canary Islands and one of the cities with the best weather worldwide. Its privileged geographical location makes the capital city be a cultural and economic link between Europe, Africa and America. The flight connections place the island at just two and a half hours from Madrid, at four hours from the main European cities, and at six hours from America. The capital is considered the economic heart of the Canary Islands due to its status of mandatory crossroads between three continents. Its intense commercial activity makes it the shopping centre of the archipelago. Merchants from distant countries such as India or the Far East, who have chosen this city to develop their commercial activity, cohabitate with traditional commerce and modern shopping centers.
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria stands out for the beauty of its seacoast, and boasts about having one of the most recognized urban beaches that is simply unique: Las Canteras.. In the capital city, the indigo colour of the sea invites you to have a break and to wind down, but also to practice any kind of water sports and activities all year round. In addition, five beaches, a stunning seafront avenue, and an internationally acclaimed regatta sailing course attest the marine character of this city that is part of the World Surf Cities Network.
The city shows its richest identity through its port, Puerto de La Luz y de Las Palmas. The port is characterized by the constant flow of people, goods, and services. Doubtlessly, this welcoming capital opened to the world is a true sign of cultural mix and coexistence.
The historic center of Vegueta and the shopping area of Triana show the traces of the passing by of kings, explorers and distinguished visitors. Strolling around these colonial-style streets feels like travelling to the past of a city with more than five centuries of history.
This city has witnessed the passage of historical characters like Christopher Columbus, and has suffered the greed of pirates from foreign lands due to its strategic location. Its buildings literally have given birth to famous characters such as Benito Pérez Galdós and Alfredo Kraus.
The city is home to major international festivals, such as the ones of classical music, film and opera. The artistic and cultural events experienced here do position the city as a reference in the Canary Islands and in the rest of the land. The Carnival, the Jazz Festival and the Theatre and Dance Festival are just a few examples.

A SPOT FOR SPORT LOVERS

Doubtlessly, Gran Canaria is the ideal place for practicing sport in the open and direct contact with full nature. The kindness of the sea and the wind, as well as the average water temperature of 20º make of Gran Canaria the perfect place for surf, bobyboard or kitesurf lovers. Naturally, Gran Canaria is also a prominent place for lovers of diving, fishing and sailing.
An internationally acclaimed regatta sailing course attests the marine character of the capital city, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, that is also part of the World Surf Cities Network.
Furthermore, Gran Canaria is popular for golf practicing. The average annual temperature of 23. 5º and incredible landscapes as a backdrop are the perfect scenario for this activity. For example, we invite you to enjoy a pleasant “swing” day at International Course of Maspalomas, located on the seafront and surrounded by Special Natural Reserve of the Dunes.
However, Gran Canaria is also a refuge for lovers of the rugged mountains, the green and the humidity. The island offers an extensive trail network for hiking accessible to all audiences with more than 300 kilometers of paths and 33 protected natural areas.
Naturally, you can also conquer some spots of our island by bike, which is a healthy way to get to know it. You can choose the difficulty level, the duration and the route you like: biking relaxed through the capital city streets and promenades, or putting your fitness to the test by biking through mountains and abrupt landscapes. For example, you can ride from the golf court from Maspalomas up to Pasito Blanco, a 22 km long tour, which is short and practically flat. You can also discover the North. If you are a sensation seeker and you dare, you can try the so-called “wine and volcano route”, which is 27 km long and goes through Bandama, Tafira and Santa Brígida. For the fittest ones, there is the round-the-island-tour by bike starting at Puerto de Mogán: it is just as tough as spectacular.

WALKING OVER A SEA OF CLOUDS

The image of an overwhelming place, where one looks at the horizon and understands why the title of “miniature continent”. Gran Canaria is not only a destination for sea and beach lovers. It is also a refuge for lovers of the rugged mountains, the green and the humidity. The island hides secrets that want to be discovered by those who love nature, who are not in a hurry and who let be conquered by the silence.
Gran Canaria offers an extensive trail network for hiking accessible to all audiences. With more than 300 kilometers of paths and 33 protected natural areas, you decide the level of difficulty, the route and the duration – alone or accompanied, whether in the North or in the South.
Every path you take is a historic trail traced by the ancient Canaries, and is a fascinating trip to natural and native places that are rich in flora and fauna. The entangled relief of the mountains, the crossroads, a curious mixture of superb cliffs and kind trails, slender palm trees and elegant pines make hiking on this island as attractive as a treat is for a child.
From the peaks, starting at Cruz de Tejeda, through the lush Barranco de La Mina and arriving at the historic village of Teror. From Pico de Las Nieves, the highest point of Gran Canaria, reaching the volcanic Caldera de los Marteles. Or through the shelters of the Canary laurel forest in Tilos de Moya. Whatever you decide, a sublime view and the distinctive scent of earth await you.

BLUE FLAG DESTINATION

Definitely, it is a privilege enjoying beaches and marinas that not only possess the Canarian natural beauty, but also highlight for their quality. In Gran Canaria, Maspalomas, Meloneras and Playa del Inglés, among others, have been awarded with the prestigious Blue Flag.
Playa del Inglés, beach of golden finest sand and peaceful waters, is three kilometers long and has become one of the most populars of Spain.
Certainly, Maspalomas will take your breath away. From Playa del Inglés up to the old lighthouse at its extreme, Maspalomas embraces the Charca (i.e. pond) and the breathtaking Dunes, that are declared special natural reserve . These protected natural spaces attract the attention of tourists and scientists and are certainly emblematic symbols of Gran Canaria.

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Puerto de Mogan is a beautiful resort town on the island of Gran Canaria. Reviews – 2022 * Islands of Spain

The beaches of Gran Canaria are diverse and numerous. You can relax on the sea here at any time of the year. Gran Canaria ranks third in area among the islands of the Canary archipelago. Tourists are attracted here by numerous sights, entertainment centers and original local culture.

The best beaches in Gran Canaria.

Features of the beaches of Gran Canaria

The beaches on the island have a number of distinctive features:

thanks to the climate, you can swim on the island all year round;

all beaches are owned by local authorities, there is no entry fee;

the urban coastal zone has a developed infrastructure, including showers, changing cabins.

Beaches of Gran Canaria

The total length of the coastline suitable for swimming exceeds 60 km. In total, Gran Canaria has dozens of beaches that differ in conditions and infrastructure.

Maspalomas

Maspalomas is located in the south of the island and covers about 4 km of coastline. Conventionally, the territory is divided into 4 zones: the 1st part is chosen by vacationers with families, the 2nd and 4th are a haven for nudists, and the 3rd are the representatives of non-traditional orientation.

Dunes of Maspalomas.

The most famous natural attraction of Gran Canaria, the dunes of Maspalomas, adjoins the beach. Nudist areas are marked with special posters.

You can get here by car or regular bus.

Address: 35100 Maspalomas, Las Palmas, Spain

Map coordinates: 27.736, -15.583

Amadores

Amadores stretches for 800 m near the resort of Puerto Rico in the southwestern part of the island. Popular with families and couples. This is a peaceful place for a relaxing holiday. Since 2004, Amadores has been awarded the Blue Flag every year.

Amadores family beach.

The beach is artificial, stone breakwaters protect the lagoon from the waves. There is a promenade along the coast. It is easy to find free car parking.

In the evenings it is quiet and peaceful here. Fans of noisy nightlife and active entertainment should go to Puerto Rico. It is located just a 15-minute leisurely walk from Amadores.

Address: Calle San Borondón, 1, 35130 Mogán, Las Palmas, Spain

Map coordinates: 27.790, -15.723

Puerto Rico

City beach is artificial. Beautiful golden sand was brought from the Sahara. Puerto Rico stretches along the main street of the city, which is always noisy and crowded.

Puerto Rico beach sand brought from the Sahara.

There are especially many tourists from Germany and England. Nearby are 2 small bays, where excitement is observed infrequently. Picturesque cliffs protect the lagoon from the ocean.

Address: Paseo Marítimo, 83, 35130 Mogán, Las Palmas, Spain

Map coordinates: 27. 784, -15.713

Las Canteras

This is the main city beach of the capital of the island, Las Palmas. Las Cantares has a length of about 3 km and is covered with fine golden sand. Marked with the Blue Flag. The Las Cantares lagoon is protected by a sandstone breakwater. Swimming with children is safe and comfortable. Nearby you can find a large number of cafes and shops.

Main beach of Las Canteras.

Address: Paseo las Canteras, 35010 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Las Palmas, Spain

Map coordinates: 28.143, -15.432

Anfi del Mar

Playa Anfi del Mar is a picturesque beach located in a bay protected from waves. Located in the south of the island. The coast is covered with imported white sand and surrounded by palm trees. Nearby there is a resort complex with swimming pools, gardens, golf courses, shopping center and cafes.

White sand on the beach of Anfi del Mar.

Address: Calle Anfi del Mar, 2, 35129 Mogán, Las Palmas, Spain

Introduction to Puerto de Mogan (Gran Canaria).

Rest, weather, reviews of tourists
Flag and Coat of Arms of Mogán

Tourist town Puerto de Mogán is the center of the municipality of Mogán, located in the south of the island of Gran Canaria and has a history of almost 200 years. This is a small but very colorful town made in the traditional Andalusian style. There is a picturesque port, a harbor for pleasure boats and a fishing village. The area of Mogan is only 172.43 km², and the population is about 23,000 people.

The history of the city begins with its founder, artist Raphael Neville, who moved to Mogan in the mid-60s.

Rafael Neville Rubio-Argüelles was a Spanish aristocrat who managed to turn an ordinary fishing village into the most beautiful port city in the Canary Islands, and possibly all of Spain.

Canary-Andalusian style, Italian touches of water houses and a network of canals and bridges have led some to call Mogan “Venice of the Canary Islands” or simply “Little Venice”

Puerto Attractions -Mogana: what to see

Among the sights of Puerto de Mogan, tourists primarily note the port and gorgeous views. It is very interesting to consider in detail the local architecture, the surrounding nature, to take a walk at dawn or sunset along the embankment.

The famous “Venetian” channels of Puerto Mogan

The city is visually divided into two parts: an old, slightly unkempt fishing village, as if “built into” the rock, and a completely modern sports port with a complex of apartments, shops and restaurants.

Tourists come to Puerto Mogan not only to wander along the picturesque alleys, but also to briefly dive into the depths of the sea in a submarine.

Submarines are very popular here, because the coast of Mogan is a small treasure, the secret of which is known to diving enthusiasts. Puerto de Mogán has several times become the center of underwater photography championships.

This is a mandatory destination for all divers who come to Gran Canaria. It is also a mooring place for fishing vessels on the high seas. Otherwise, there are no ancient buildings or other sights in Puerto de Mogan.

True, you can take the time and go on an excursion to Puerto Rico or Arguineguin, where pleasure boats go. On Fridays in the village there is a large market .

The most popular activities and excursions in Puerto de Mogan are:

Blue Explorers – Blue Explorers Dive Center Locales Comerciales 4 y 5, located on Paseo Maritimo de Playa de Taurito on Tauritos beach. The cost of a full-day underwater adventure with scuba diving is about 78 euros, dinner is not included.

Gran Canaria Divers – Another dive center is located on Calle la Puntilla 3, PADI Open Water Diver training is available, dives and exploration of local underwater caves are available.

Karolka Yacht Charter – At Berth 188, in Puerto de Mogan, there is a yacht club, a yacht can be rented with a guide, chef and captain in one person. Scuba diving is also available from the yacht.

Submarine Adventure – On Pantalan Dique Sur, there is a tourist submarine, swimming lasts 40 minutes, the cost of the adventure in 2013 was 30 euros, but if you are afraid of scuba diving, then this is the only way to look under the water.

Atlantik Diving – Submarine at the Hotel Puerto de Mogan-Club de Mar allows you to view the local flora, the wreck and the wreck.

Mondragon’s Dream – Another private yacht rental, good sailing for a reasonable price. Note that every second yacht in the port provides such services.

Climate and weather in Puerto de Mogan

, water 18 degrees.

Such climatic conditions are explained by the geographical position of the island.

In summer, the winds from northern Europe bring fresh and cool, and the clouds coming from the mainland shield the island from the scorching sun, which makes the climate very mild.

Restaurants and cafes in Puerto de Mogan

Most of the restaurants and cafes in Puerto de Mogan are Mediterranean, Spanish or Italian cuisine, the restaurants are dominated by seafood. Most cafes and restaurants are distinguished by large open areas, of course, many of them are located on the promenade of the city’s waterfront.

The most popular restaurants and cafes in Puerto Mogan:

Que tal – One of the most expensive restaurants in Puerto de Mogan, offers gourmet dishes, lunch or dinner here for one will cost about 80 euros. Tables must be booked, the restaurant is open at night.

Casito Mediterraneo – The most popular Spanish restaurant with prevailing sea cuisine on the waterfront opposite the port with yachts, tables must be booked, the restaurant is open at night.

Gelatomania – A very popular outdoor cafe on the waterfront promenade at Urbanización Puerto de Mogán Avenida Varadero (en frente a la Playa), one ice cream can cost 10 euros, the establishment is open all night.

SoGood – Italian pizzeria at Avenida Varadero 26 right on the waterfront, tables need to be booked, delivery is available to your home or hotel, the establishment is open until late at night. The cost of lunch is 20 euros per person

La Cucina – Italian restaurant on Calle Corriente 8 in the city center.

Zona Verde – Barbecue restaurant on Lugar Lomoquiebre, tables must be booked, the institution is open until the morning.

Mogs Bar – Spanish tapas bar on the waterfront at Avenida Varadero, 30.

Accommodation. Hotels and hostels in Puerto de Mogan

If you still decide to stay in this town, you can choose from several of the most popular hotels and apartments . Firstly, Apartamentos Cordial Mogán Valle , about 100 euros per night for two, a great option, but often sorted out long before arrival.

A hotel with an incredibly high rating, with chic reviews from tourists – this is Hotel Cordial Mogan Playa , located 300m from the beach, a good hotel and costs about 250 euros per day for two. It is worth noting that hotels in Puerto Mogan are sorted out in advance in any case – no matter how economical, no matter how expensive.

View of Puerto Mogan from the observation deck

Beach in Puerto de Mogan

Quiet and calm beach Playa de Mogan has golden sand brought from the Sahara desert. Thanks to piers and rocks, the beach is protected from waves, so you can safely go here to relax even with small children.

Naturally, there are showers and toilets on the beach.
In the beach area there are many pleasant establishments and shops that offer a variety of goods and souvenirs to numerous visitors.

You can also rent various boats, kayaks and SUP boards on the beach.

How to get to Puerto de Mogan from Gran Canaria airport?

Puerto de Mogan can be reached from the airport by bus, which runs around the clock. The stop is located near the exit from the international terminal. As soon as you leave the baggage claim area, you will need to go up to the floor above and follow the information signs. The ticket can be bought from the bus driver or purchased in advance from the ticket machine, which is located at the same stop.
You can get to the “little Venice” of Gran Canaria by using bus number 91.

Also, it is possible to get to Puerto de Mogan by bus number 01, but it DOES NOT ENTER at the airport, but stops at a regular stop on the highway opposite the airport.

The full schedule of route 91 can be found here.

The full schedule of route 01 can be found here.

Puerto de Mogan is the westernmost city on the south coast. You can zoom in or out on the map right here to get a better idea of the map of the city.

Tranquility and beauty – perhaps this is how this pretty and very colorful town can be described in a nutshell – Puerto de Mogan . If these two concepts are among the main points of your holiday, Puerto de Mogan will be the perfect opportunity to enjoy your time.

We recommend reading other articles about holidays in the Canary Islands:
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Car rental in the Canary Islands: everything you need to know when booking
Climate in Gran Canaria
Largest shopping centers in Gran Canaria

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Canary Islands for real estate buyers: resorts, prices, income

Gran Canaria stands out from other regions of Spain with higher rental yields.

If the owner of an apartment in Barcelona earns an average of 5% per year, then in Las Palmas – 8%. And of course, here you can have a great rest, and all year round.

In this article we will talk about local resorts and real estate prices. Let’s say right away: the entry threshold is from €1000 per sq. m.

The Canary Islands are an archipelago of 7 large and 6 small islands in the Atlantic Ocean. And also – an autonomous community in Spain. Administratively, it is divided into two provinces – Las Palmas and Santa Cruz de Tenerife. This material is devoted to the first of them.

Gran Canaria is a popular tourist region. Especially for guests from the northern part of Europe (Great Britain, Germany, Sweden, Norway). In 2016, 4.2 million people rested here. And yesterday’s tourists, as you know, often turn into real estate buyers.

Foreigners are buying property all over the island, from the beach to the most remote mountain areas. Many Europeans, tired of the bustle of the city, prefer solitude with nature.

However, coastal properties are in high demand and are easy to short-term rent with decent investment returns.

In addition, this scheme allows you to use the housing at any time independently.

Capital and suburbs: Las Palmas

The capital of the island Las Palmas is the largest and most multinational city with a developed infrastructure. Next to it are famous beaches (Las Canteras and Las Alcaravaneras) and a busy port (Puerto de la Luz), one of the most active ports in the world.

Las Palmas is suitable for those who want to move to live in the Canaries, as well as for tourists – lovers of city and beach holidays. The coastal part is located on a plain, equipped with a network of bicycle paths, which allows you to move around the center with health benefits.

The 3.1 km Las Canteras beach has several quality marks, half of the beach is protected by a natural two-kilometer reef that protects it from waves and is ideal for families and seniors, the other half is a place for swimming in the waves and surfing. The beach is equipped with a slope for the disabled, showers, there are several playgrounds in the area.

For young people in the area there are several sports schools (surfing, diving, yoga…) that offer various summer courses with the possibility of budget accommodation. At night, there are a few but decent discos in the city.

The capital is one of the most expensive, but also the most promising areas for investors.

Especially in the last few years, due to the growth of tourism and the popularity of Gran Canaria, the demand for short-term rentals has increased significantly. The most sought after areas are beach areas, between the lower streets of the La Isleta peninsula, Las Canteras beach and Alcaravaneras beach.

The first and second coastlines with direct or side ocean views are the most expensive. Each “square” here will cost €3500-5000. The price depends on the year the building was built, the availability of an elevator, parking, terraces and finishing of the housing itself.

Luxury apartments are located mainly in the city, close to the beach, houses and villas – in the nearest suburbs, 15 minutes from the center of Las Palmas, such as Tafira and Santa Brigida.

Apartment within walking distance from the beach, with no particular view costs €2000-3500 per sq. m. m. For example, a small studio (25-55 sq.m.) in the center can be found for €80-180 thousand. You can rent such an object for €40-55 per day.

Property examples in the capital of Gran Canaria

A 60-meter apartment near the Reina Isabel hotel, near Las Canteras beach, can be bought for €160,000. Suitable for renting out. Luxurious estate with garden, swimming pool and panoramic views, 5 minutes drive from the capital, for sale for €990,000.

If you don’t have enough money to buy real estate in Gran Canaria, you can use a loan. Banks are willing to work with foreigners. Issue 50-60%, sometimes up to 65-70% of the assessed value of the property. Loan term – from 10 to 30 years, depending on the age of the borrower. Interest rates – 4-5.5% per annum. The conditions for changing the lending rate are fixed in the contract. As a rule, payments occur monthly.

North coast: Agaete, Galdar, Sardina del Norte

Trade winds blow from the northeast, the prevailing winds of the islands, bringing atmospheric stability and low clouds. It is to them that the region owes its lush vegetation.

The development of the island began from the northern coast, this is its cultural and historical center. The climate in the area is slightly cooler and more humid than in the southern coast, and precipitation is more frequent, especially from January to May. There are rocky steep coasts, small towns with a Spanish flair, fishing ports and natural black sand beaches.

The northern coastline offers spectacular views of the mountains, the ocean and the island of Tenerife.

The northern coast is located 25 kilometers west of the capital. It is chosen by lovers of solitude, nature, combined with local flavor. The most important advantage of the region is the prices, here they are several times lower than any other coastal zone.

Agaete is a small town in the northwest of Gran Canaria with traditional Mediterranean style houses. There are many interesting historical buildings, archaeological sites, authentic restaurants, natural swimming pools with ocean water and the charming fishing village of Puerto de Las Nives, from where inter-island ferries ply.

Galdar is a city of about 25 thousand people at the foot of the extinct volcano Pico de Galdar. In the past, it was an important cultural center and residence of the rulers of the indigenous population of the Canary Islands.

Today Galdar is a popular tourist center of the island. Guests are attracted by its rich history and architecture. There are many beautiful old buildings and interesting museums in the historical center.

The city’s fishing port of Sardina has a special local flavor and privacy.

The cost per square meter depends on the location, proximity to the ocean and the condition of the building. On average, real estate on the North Coast near the ocean is valued at between €1,000 and €2,500 per square meter. In the northern regions, there is the possibility of buying land for the construction of a family residence, a rural hotel or an apartment complex.

Examples of properties on the north coast of Gran Canaria
South coast: San Augustin, Maspalomas, Playa del Inglés, Meloneras

The southern part of the island is the warmest and driest, there is practically no rain here, and seasonal changes are hardly noticeable. The south of Gran Canaria is a Mecca for lovers of warmth and beach holidays. The south coast is located 15 minutes from the airport and 35 minutes from the capital. Its central part is the dunes of Maspalomas with an area of 325 hectares and the Playa del Inglés beach, which is almost three kilometers long.

It is hard to imagine that until the 60s of the last century the coast was practically uninhabited due to lack of moisture for crops. With the beginning of the rapid growth of tourism, the coast has turned into a developed area for beach lovers in two decades.

Now it is the most extensive and populated tourist area of Gran Canaria.

The area is divided into several zones. Meloneras is an exclusive area adjacent to the western side of the dunes of Maspalomas, consisting of villas, luxury housing and 5 star hotels.

On the east side of the dunes, Maspalomas/Playa del Inglés is a flatter and wider, densely built-up area.

In the continuation of Playa del Inglés isolated narrow zones San Augustin and Bahia Feliz, with small beaches and a more relaxed pace of life. All areas have everything you need – supermarkets, restaurants, shopping centers.

Prices vary between districts. First of all, real estate is valued in the immediate vicinity of the ocean, the presence of a terrace and parking. The type of property and the features of the complex are very influential, the cost starts from €2,500 per sq. m and can reach up to €7,000.

When choosing a property for subsequent rent, it is very important to consider the cost of maintaining the territory of the complex. In the presence of swimming pools, parking, gardens and surrounding areas, the price can vary from €60 to €300 per month.

Examples of properties on the south coast of Gran Canaria

Bungalow with terrace, private garden and views of Maspalomas and the ocean can be bought for €177,000 Chalet with ocean views and a spacious garden in San Augustin, one of the elite areas of the south of Gran Canaria, is sold for €850,000.

Do not forget that the purchase of luxury real estate in Spain – worth from €500,000 – entitles you to obtain a residence permit. Read more about the latest changes in the Golden Visa investment program here.

Southeast Coast: Arguineguin, Puerto Rico, Tauro, Amadores, Mogan

The Southeast has the same warm and dry climate as the southernmost point of the island. Tourist towns are located in small gorges along the coast. Almost all residential real estate is located on the slopes of the mountains and has a stunning open view of the ocean.

Arguineguin is a small town in the Canarias, not so long ago a former fishing village. And today, Arguineguin, while continuing to be a port, has become a tourist resort. This small town has managed to preserve its original old center and local way of life.

Puerto Rico – in just a few decades, a small fishing port has turned into a chic resort. Especially often families with children come here, as Puerto Rico has all the conditions for a family vacation.

A small bay is surrounded by rocky slopes, on which rise hotels and apartments. From the fishing village that once was here, not only the name remains, but also the port. Now it consists of two parts and is located on both sides of the beach.

There are no big ships here, everything is occupied by catamarans, yachts and boats.

From Puerto Rico to the bay with blue water and golden sand Playa de Amadores leads a kilometer-long promenade, which is simply made for walking. The perimeter of the bay is surrounded by hotels and apartments.

Playa de Amadores has been awarded the Blue Flag for the quality of its waters and amenities.

For people with disabilities, bathing chairs, walkways and railings are available for a comfortable stay in the water.

Finally, Puerto de Mogán is a picturesque resort, the latest on the southwest coast of Gran Canaria. For the canals and bridges built on the narrow bays of the sea, this place is called “Little Venice”.

There are various restaurants and bars along the pier, while the old town area is lined with quaint Mediterranean houses and cottages climbing the mountainside. Puerto de Mogan is a major port where yachts traveling from the Atlantic Ocean to the Caribbean Sea stop.

The streets in the city are small, entwined with flowering plants. A leisurely walk along them will bring a lot of positive emotions.

Due to the limited area and amazing atmosphere, this is one of the most expensive areas to buy real estate. The average cost per square meter is around €3,500.

Examples of properties on the southeast coast of Gran Canaria

A furnished one-bedroom apartment with a large terrace overlooking the ocean can be yours for €121,500. Cozy apartment in a quiet area with stunning views of Anfi del Mar beach is for sale for €140,000.

Maria Shurupova: “The global economic crisis has certainly affected the real estate market in Gran Canaria, especially in non-tourist areas. Prices in some places have decreased by up to 40%.

But the cost of housing in the southern regions and in the center of the capital has not changed much, the crisis had little effect on them.

The results of 2016 prove that a positive trend has begun on the market. And in 2017, the trend continues. The total volume of real estate transactions increased by 3.1% compared to the same period last year. The number of newly created companies has increased significantly.

From January to May, 1376 firms were registered. This is the highest level since 2008. The Canary Islands government report also indicates that business confidence has grown significantly (and continues to grow).

In the first quarter of 2017, this economic indicator reached its highest level since the beginning of 2013.”

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Venice of the Canary Islands – Puerto de Mogan

Recently I visited the most beautiful Spanish town located in the Canary Islands called Puerto de Mogan. Why the city is called the Venice of the Canaries, you will learn from this article.

Puerto de Mogán is a picturesque resort on the southwest coast of Gran Canaria. The city is also called “Canarian Venice” or “Venice of the Canary Islands”, and all because it is indented with canals that connect the pier and the fishing harbour.

Just 30 years ago, Puerto de Mogan was a fishing village on the outskirts of the island, to which there was not even a road. But in 1983 – 1988 the city changed and was built up with new houses designed by Raphael Neville

Now Puerto de Mogán is a labyrinth of streets filled with flowers and palm trees. Walking around the city, you will notice that the palm trees are not like the palms from the Canary Islands, and this is not surprising – almost all the plants were brought from Cuba.

Most tourists come to the city for one day, but if you are fishing lovers or want to take a break from the bustle of the city, you can stay at this seaside resort, since there are hotels for every taste and color.

As for the beach holiday, it is also quite good here. The city is surrounded by rocks that protect it from strong winds, and the harbor protects the beach from powerful waves.

Therefore, you can safely swim here both by yourself and your children, the water temperature here all year round is about +18 degrees.

Unlike other resorts in the Canary Islands, in Puerto de Mogan you will not be covered by the strong waves of the Atlantic Ocean.

If you are tired of lying on the beach, then you can go snorkeling, diving, sailing to Costa Rica on a sailboat or flying on a parachute.

You simply must spend the evening in one of the restaurants located on the waterfront. Stylish fish and Italian restaurants serve fresh seafood and excellent Spanish wine.

In this cozy town it is forbidden to build houses higher than two floors, so there are no huge hotel complexes, but there are colorful Mediterranean houses. You can stay here both in small hotels and in apartments. Every morning you will go out to the balcony of flowers and enjoy the sunrise.

Fishing enthusiasts will fall in love with this city. Right in the port you can rent a boat and go in search of blue marlin (weighing 200-300 kg), tuna, wahoo, sea bream, stingray, swordfish.

The cost of 6 hours of fishing will cost you 70-200 Euro, it all depends on what kind of fish you go for and what equipment you need.

More than 70 world fishing records have been set in Puerto de Mogan.

If you are too lazy to fish yourself, then on Fridays there is a market in Puerto de Mogan, for which tourists and locals from all over the island come to the town. Basically, everyone buys fresh fish.

How to get to Puerto de Mogan

There are regular buses from the capital of the island and from the major resort towns in the south of Gran Canaria to Puerto de Mogan, in the table below you will find out which bus to go to Puerto de Mogan, distance and fare. Detailed information about all routes on the island on the official website of the transport of the island of Gran Canaria Globalsu. es.
City
Distance
Bus numbers
Cost

Las Palmas 77 km 1 Approx. 8 Euro

Maspalomas 26 km 1, 32, 33 4.15 Euro

Puerto Rico 11 km 1, 32, 33 1.55 Euro

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Gran Canaria is a place I can recommend.

Ah, the Canaries! Delightful, incomparable, magnificent and so desirable. I decided to spend my long-awaited vacation here – in Gran Canaria. And, of course, the first place I went to was the beach. I chose Playa de Maspalomas because I wanted to see this natural splendor for a long time, and it was worth it.

To be honest, it was not the sea that impressed me more, although it was wonderful, but the sand dunes, which create a complete feeling that you are somewhere in the desert. These endless sands give a feeling of some absolutely incredible freedom. Delight!

But, to paraphrase a well-known phrase, not by the sea alone… As always, I remained true to myself and, lying on the beach, directed my steps to another place that was significant for me in Gran Canaria – the Old Town.

Vegueta gives the impression of a small colonial Spain, lost in a modern city.

Narrow streets, houses with carved balconies, small cozy shops – all this seems to take you back to the past.

There is also the Cathedral of St. Anne – a majestic, austere building, rushing up with its spiers.

From the observation deck of the cathedral, the city looks like a toy.

What I especially liked:

Jardin Canario botanical garden – diverse vegetation, especially huge cacti;

San Telmo Park is a pleasant place for a leisurely stroll;

House of Columbus – interesting expositions of the Columbus expeditions;

Calle Triana is a beautiful modern shopping street.

We flew to Gran Canaria on the recommendation of our friends to sunbathe on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean. We stopped in the capital – the city of Las Palmas, but decided not to limit ourselves to just a beach holiday, but to rent a car and explore the entire island in 10 days.

An amazing pearl of Las Palmas is Las Canteras beach, stretching for 4 km along the coast. Quite crowded. Tourists and the Spaniards themselves love it for its golden sand and calm waters of the ocean.

Our attention was drawn to the historical center of the city – Vegeta quarter. This is a typical Spanish area of the 15th century. (it was then that the colonization of the island began) – narrow streets, dense buildings, low houses with wooden balconies and shutters on the windows.

Be sure to check out the house-museum of Christopher Columbus – the place where he stopped before crossing the Atlantic. There is a recreated interior of Columbus’s cabin, models of schooners from expeditions, navigational instruments and interesting old maps. And two huge parrots that amuse tourists.

On the way to the dunes in Maspalomas, we stopped at San Agustin in Sioux City Park. Classic Wild West with cowboys, bandits, sheriffs and shootouts. Real western! The cost of visiting is 22 euros.

We also traveled to the south of the island, to the town of Puerto de Mogán, which was called the Venice of the Canaries. Houses no higher than two floors, decorated with flowers, numerous canals and bridges, small taverns on the shore – all this creates a very cozy atmosphere.

I still can’t recover (in the good sense of the word) from my trip to Gran Canaria. To be honest, my wallet was also in shock. After all, synonyms of the Canary Islands are luxury and wealth. But you can still save a little. First of all, we rented a car.

There are a lot of car rental services on the island. The price depends on the make and model of the car. Do not rent vehicles online. I assure you, they will slip you an old Fiat, or something like that, also on the mechanics.

Traveling by public transport is three times more expensive than by renting a car.

On the first day, we decided to combine business with pleasure, namely shopping and visiting historical places. If you want to kill two birds with one stone, go to the south side of the island. There are a lot of shopping centers there:

Maspalomas;

Playa del Inglés;

San Agustin;

Puerto Rico.

It is in these stores that a budget tourist should shop. Very cheap fruits and souvenirs compared to the southern part.

For excursions tourists are beaten into three skins. We took a brochure with proposed excursions from our hotel guide, googled it, put a map on the navigator and went on an independent tour of interesting places.

The most memorable free attraction we saw was the dunes of Maspalomas. It is better to visit them at dawn. By the way, the sand was just icy, and even the thick sole of the Crocs saved me.

Pictures from the past

Once Puerto de Mogan was a small fishing village,
founded about 200 years ago. Then it was called Playa de Mogan. But herself
The valley has an ancient history dating back to prehistoric times. During
archaeological excavations have found evidence that people lived in this
place several millennia ago.

In ancient times – photos from the past

The resort as it can be seen today was built in the 80s
years of the last century. The modern history of the city began with the arrival of
Gran Canaria by the Spanish artist Rafael Neville Rubio-Argüelles, fifth
Count Berlang. He was an aristocrat and had great taste. Previously he
designed Port Rafael in Sardinia. 9Canal photo
above them in the Canary-Andalusian style. Some elements of the traditional
Italian architecture, a network of canals and bridges led to the fact that the city became
called “Venice in the Canaries”. The construction of the resort was started in 1980 and
completed in 1988. Now it is a very picturesque town with bright buildings,
streets with blooming bougainvalia, a modern seaport and a developed
tourism infrastructure. Puerto Mogan is a popular European resort, but
the town retains a relaxed atmosphere, it is not as crowded as
neighboring cities.

Visually it consists of two parts: the old unsightly
fishing village located near the rocks and the new part with the port, hotels and
restaurants.

Weather

Photo
in the world. There is a version that it was precisely because of the wonderful weather that Raphael Neville
Rubio Arguelles chose this place to build a resort.

The weather in Puerto Mogan is excellent in winter and summer, the local climate is characterized by the absence of significant temperature fluctuations. The holiday season starts in June and ends at the end of October. In summer, the average daily temperature is +28°C, the water in the Atlantic Ocean warms up to +22-23°C. In winter, the weather is quite comfortable and conducive to rest, walks and excursions. During the day the air warms up to +22-24°C, the water temperature does not fall below +18°C.

Such favorable climatic features
Puerto de Mogán is explained by the geographical position of Gran Canaria. Canarian
current, trade winds and relief of the island protect from the heat in summer and do not allow
cold air masses in winter.

Mild climate is good for health and recommended
people with a weakened immune system and weather-sensitive. This explains
year-round popularity of the resort among European tourists.

Getting there

Gran Canaria International Airport is located in the capital
islands of Las Palmas. From the airport you can take a taxi, use
private transfer or public bus.

91-bus route on the map

Two regular buses of company 9 run from Las Palmas to Puerto Mogan1704 Global : #1 (view spacing) and #91 (view spacing). The first one has a long route, it calls in almost all settlements along the way, so the road can be too tiring. For a trip, bus number 91 is better suited, this is a direct flight going directly to the resort. Also, its advantage is that it enters the airport. The stop is located opposite the exit from the international terminal. To find it, you need to go up to the floor above the baggage claim and go outside, following the signs. The bus ticket from the airport can be bought from the machine at the bus stop or from the driver. The distance between the capital and Port Mogan is 95 km, the journey will take about an hour and a half. The ticket price is 3-9 euros.

The first bus from the capital leaves at about 5 am, the last one at 23:20. But the schedule is constantly changing, it differs during the holiday season and in winter, on holidays and on weekends. You can check it on the carrier’s website.

For a trip from the airport and back, you can order a transfer,
its services cost from 70 to 130 euros (depending on the number of passengers). Usually
when ordering a transfer in both directions, the cost of the trip is lower.

You can also rent
automobile. Then, to get to Puerto de Mogan, you need to follow the
highway GC-1 along the south coast.

Transfer in a group and individually

There are other options to get from Gran Canaria airport – this is by ordering a transfer in a group by bus or individually. This service is provided by shuttle bus companies: ShuttleBus and Intui. Check out the prices below and the link to order.

ShuttleBus 9 prices0004

Cost in the group: from 16 euros

Individual: from 108 euros

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prices from Intui (intui)

Cost in the group

Individual: from 60 Euro

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Communication

Resting in Puerto de Mogan, you can always stay in touch. Most hotels and apartments offer tourists free WI-FI, and you can also connect to the Internet in any cafe or restaurant. If high speed is important, an Internet cafe will help.

If you don’t want to depend on public WI-FI, you can buy a SIM card from a mobile operator. They are sold at the airport, shops, gas stations, tourist offices and company stores. The choice of mobile operators is large, in addition to the large Spanish Orange , Movistar , Vodafone , there are a dozen more virtual operators, such as Lebara, offering very attractive rates. 5-10 GB of Internet in 4G networks will cost 10-15 euros. Also, usually the tariff includes a certain number of free SMS messages and 200-500 minutes in Spain. There are offers with free calls to other countries, but Russia, Ukraine, Belarus and other countries of the former Soviet Union usually do not fall into them.

To buy a SIM card in Puerto Mogan, you need
show your passport and sign the contract. Do not be afraid, such a rule
sales valid throughout Spain. You can’t buy a SIM card anonymously.

If the priority is large
stock of Internet traffic worth paying
attention to Orange tariffs.
This mobile operator focuses on
Internet, it is most often chosen in
as a home provider
the Internet. Monthly traffic is
limited, but after 50 GB speed
connections are significantly reduced.

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Seaport

Seaport

One of the local attractions of Puerto de Mogán is the port where yachts moor on their way from the Adriatic to the Caribbean Sea, pleasure boats and ferries.

The port has 255 berths where fishing boats
side by side with luxurious yachts. From here you can go on a sea excursion
along the south coast of Gran Canaria.

like a ride in a yellow submarine. The coast in this area is very
picturesque, it is not in vain that it is popular with divers and those who are fond of underwater
photography. Puerto Mogan even hosts international competitions in these
sports.

Ferries Lineas Blue Bird and Lineas Salmon arrive at the port, they run between Puerto Mogan and Puerto Rico, Arguineguin and Anfi del Mar.

Beaches

Beach Playa de Mogan is one of the main advantages of the resort. It was created artificially, golden sand brought from the Sahara, piers, breakwaters and rocks protect it from wind and waves. The ocean in this area is always calm, great for kids.

Beach Playa de Mogan has all the necessary infrastructure: umbrellas, sunbeds, toilets, showers. There is a rental of inventory and equipment for diving. You can always rent a boat, kayak, windsurf boards. There are many shops, cafes and restaurants nearby.

Hotels

Hotels

Puerto Mogan has a developed tourist infrastructure, city guests can choose where to stay – offers are available in different price categories. The resort has several excellent hotels offering excellent service and full board and half board accommodation. The largest hotels in the resort of Puerto Mogan:

Hotel Cordial Mogan Playa 4;

Hotel Puerto de Mogan THe Senses Collection ;

Radisson Blu Resort & Spa .

Prices per night in hotels start from 120-130 euros.

Budget accommodation option – apartment complexes. The choice is large, the most famous complexes: Apartamentos Cordial Mogan Valle , Sunny Atlantic Apartament , Deisy Apartments , HD Mogan Beach Apartment and a number of others. The economy segment includes guest houses and small boarding houses that can be booked through one of the popular booking services. The cost of one night starts from 50 euros.

It is worth remembering that booking a hotel and apartments in Puerto
Mogan costs in advance, the most interesting options are usually sold out in a few
months before the start of the season.

Guide in Russian recommends that you choose trusted hotel booking systems. You will have the opportunity to choose the best offer from the two links below. The possibility of booking both from Russia and abroad is available from Booking.

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Sights

What interesting sights are there in Puerto Mogan?
First of all, the town itself is one of the attractions of Gran Canaria,
tourists from all over the island come here on an excursion to admire
local architecture, see canals, bridges, visit one of the best
beaches of the island. The city port looks very picturesque, where
a large number of yachts and fishing boats.

Puerto de Mogán Market

Every Friday in the town square between the bus station and
The beach is served by the city market. Here you can buy local products
artisans, high quality food. All sellers have
special licenses, so tourists can be sure that they will not buy
Chinese consumer goods under the guise of handicrafts.

Market open from 8 am to 2 pm

Archaeological Park

Cañada de los Gatos
Cañada de los Gatos

An interesting place Cañada de Los Gatos in Puerto Mogan for those who are fond of history and archeology. Excavations are located behind the hotel Cordial Mogan Playa . The settlement that was once in this place is about 1300 years old and belongs to the pre-Hispanic period. The finds discovered during the excavations allow you to learn more about the life and way of life of the indigenous population of Gran Canaria.

Excavations in this place have been carried out since the 19th century, but the most extensive excavations
took place from 2010 to 2015. Remains found 19buildings, graves,
burial caves, human remains, household items.

Canada de los Gatos is recognized as a cultural heritage and is open to the general public.

Visiting hours:

October to March: Tuesday to Sunday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm
April to September: Tuesday to Sunday 10:00 am to 6:00 pm
Always closed at Monday, as well as on the days of January 1, 5 and 6, May 1 and December 24, 25 and 31.

Cost of visits

Address: Callejón Las Conchas, 26, 35139 Lomo quiebre, Las Palmas, Spain

Visit hours: 24 hours a day

BUSINESS CARE: Free

Coordinates: 27.819077, -15.7663888888884 Callejon las Conchas , you can see the most picturesque landscapes of Puerto Mogan. The observation deck offers magnificent views of the city, beach, ocean, rocks. You can get to the observation deck on foot, for this you will have to constantly go downhill, but the walk is not particularly tiring.

Mill –

Molino de Viento
Mill – Molino de Viento

The old windmill is located next to a small
hotel near the road near the city. The structure has been restored, you can go inside and
see how everything is set up and working. The area next to the mill is decorated in
style of “Alice in Wonderland” – huge teapots, coffee pots, lamps stand in
surrounded by cacti growing everywhere. Pretty picturesque location for a photo.

Yellow Submarine , exactly the same as in the song of the legendary The Beatles . To see the underwater world, tourists from all over Gran Canaria come to the port of Mogana.

Submarine seats about 30 people, the trip lasts 30
minutes. While swimming, you can see picturesque fish, the remains of sunken
ships and city ruins.

Tickets can be bought online through the site (it’s cheaper), but this must be done the day before the desired date of the tour. You can also contact one of the travel agencies on the island. The ticket price includes a round-trip transfer, a city tour and one non-alcoholic drink at a cafe on the waterfront.

Address: Calle Explanada del Castillete, 35139, Las Palmas

Boat trips: €31.50 adults, €16 children aged 2-12. (discounts available)

Coordinates: 27.815836, -15.764224

Phone: +(34) 928-56-51-08

E-mail: [email protected]

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Restaurants and cafes in Puerto Mogan serve Spanish,
Italian, Mediterranean cuisine. The menu is dominated by dishes from
seafood. On the promenade and near the beach there are establishments of different prices.
categories.

Que Tal By Stena is one of the best restaurants in Puerto de Mogán, serving European haute cuisine. The average check is from 80 euros.

Mar Azul is a seafood restaurant. Canarian cuisine is also on offer. The price level is average, for example, the cost of a squid is 14 euros, one oyster 2.70 euros, paella 13 euros.

Porto Alegre is another mid-range restaurant offering seafood, European and Mediterranean cuisine. The restaurant offers great views of the beach. Menu prices range from 5 to 18 euros per dish.

Casito Mediterraneo – restaurant overlooking the bay of Mogan and the port. The menu includes seafood dishes, local Canarian cuisine, European and Spanish. There is a children’s menu. The average cost of a main course is 20 euros.

SoGood is a popular pizzeria on the waterfront with home delivery. The cost of lunch for one person is about 20 euros.

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Gran Canaria (Spanish: Gran-Canaria) is the third largest island in the Canary archipelago. From afar, the island looks like a big mountain, in the center of which rises Pico de Las Nieves, its height is 2 thousand meters. The whole island is dotted with deep ravines stretching from the top of the peak to the ocean coast. The island’s capital, Las Palmas, is located in the northeast. It is the largest city of the Canaries and every four years it replaces Santa Cruz de Tenerife as the capital of the Canary Islands.

The climate of Gran Canaria is tropical trade winds, moderately dry and hot. The comfort of the climate of Gran Canaria is determined by the ocean, the cold Canary Current and the proximity of Africa. Also, the climate is influenced by the mountain range that divides the island of Gran Canaria into south and north. In one day, you can travel around the entire island, while visiting different microclimatic zones. The south coast of Gran Canaria is sunny and hot, and snow can lie on the mountain peak. The maximum temperature in August and June reaches 30°C. These are the hottest months in the Canary Islands. In April, May, September and October the air temperature does not fall below 27°C.

Maspalomas stands out among the resorts of Gran Canaria. This is the most popular and most famous resort of the island. Maspalomas is able to satisfy the needs of any tourist. From almost every hotel you can get to the fashionable promenade, where the calm atmosphere contributes to a quiet walk and solitude. The resort has a huge number of various restaurants or bars offering dishes for every taste.
Puerto Rico . A small tourist town in the southwest of the island, located in a valley surrounded by gardens. Puerto Rico has long been famous for attracting lovers of sea sports. There are also a huge number of various shopping centers and a lot of entertainment, and nightlife is in full swing until the morning.
Puerto de Mogan . Port Mogan is considered the best tourist city of Gran Canaria. It is built in the style of folk architecture and combines the port and the typical character of a fishing village. The houses, located on the slopes of the cliff, are built on the basis of local traditions: white walls and straight shapes and colored windows and doors. Puerto Mogan is so quiet and peaceful that it is the best place for couples in love who want to be together. Only here you can relax from the hustle and bustle of city life and the crazy pace.
San Agustín is a quiet town with first line hotels and a good gray sand beach. It is believed that San Augustine has the best private medical clinics in the Canary Islands and one of the largest thalassotherapy centers in Europe. This resort may be of interest to those tourists who are too crowded in Playa del Inglés. This tourist town is suitable for a leisurely holiday on the beach.
Playa del Inglés is a place for those who are not tired of life. After all, she, life, boils here day and night. Playa del Inglés has several times more hotels and apartments than the rest of the coastal resorts combined. On the resort’s three-kilometer beach of the same name, there is the Anexo II shopping center, where you can dine in one of the many restaurants and buy every little thing; next to it – water activities.
On the island, you can not only relax on the magnificent beaches, but also make exciting trips to local attractions. These are botanical gardens, and historical complexes, and traditional villages and settlements.
Jardín Canario Botanical Garden, is one of the main natural attractions of Gran Canaria. The garden is located near the settlement of Tafira. There are more than 5,000 species of plants found in the local nature.
Bandam Peak . This is a volcano crater, the diameter of which reaches one kilometer and a depth of more than two hundred meters. From the top of the crater offers an amazing view of the capital of the island of Gran Canaria and the central part of the island.
Artenara is a mountain village located at an altitude of 1270 m above sea level. Artenara is one of the oldest villages on the island and is an architectural phenomenon: most of the old houses here are built into the rocks and at the same time equipped with all modern amenities. Of particular interest is the village church of La Ermita de la Cuevita, set in a mountain cave.
Cueva Pintada . This archaeological complex is the largest in the Canary archipelago. Cueva Pintada Cave is located in the archaeological park and consists of six communicating caves, decorated with drawings of primitive people who lived in these places.

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Gran Canaria is one of the seven islands of the Canary archipelago, located in the Atlantic Ocean, approximately two hundred kilometers from the northwest coast of Africa.
It is the third largest (1540 square kilometers), slightly inferior to Tenerife and Fuerteventura. And the first in terms of population in the capital is Las Palmas. Because of its extremely diverse landscapes, changing climate and vegetation, it is called the “miniature continent”. More than three million tourists visit it every year. The island lies in the very center of the archipelago and is a circle with a diameter of 50 kilometers and a circumference of 237 kilometers.

Gran Canaria enjoys a favorable subtropical climate that promises excellent weather throughout the year.

Las Palmas . The city of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, the capital of the island, is located in the northeastern part, in a place of unparalleled beauty, formed by two harbors with beautiful beaches – Playa de las Canteras and Playa de las Alcaravaneras . Las Palmas de Gran Canaria has an impressive network of hotels and apartments, and its Puerto de la Luz harbor is one of the most important in all of Europe, giving the city a very cosmopolitan character.
And, of course, there are plenty of things to do in Las Palmas. Whether you decide to head straight to the city or pre-travel around the island, you are guaranteed a wide range of options to enjoy your holiday. From a long stretch of sandy beaches to vibrant city life, Las Palmas has the best for every taste. There are many luxury shops and boutiques, the streets and alleys are full of cafes and other first-class establishments where tapas and various drinks are waiting for you.

Maspalomas. Maspalomas consists of the beach resorts of Aguila, Las Burras, San Agustí and Playa del Inglés. This 2,000-hectare strip of land includes 17 km of wonderful coastline and sand dunes. Sandy beaches, shallow waters and a great climate all year round await you here – a real paradise for family vacationers and beach lovers alike. The dunes can only be traveled on foot or by camel, so you may well feel here that you are in a completely different corner of the globe. The sand dunes of Maspalomas are a favorite haunt of the naturist and gay community – keep that in mind when you walk around. In the surrounding area, and just a few kilometers north of Maspalomas, there are plenty of other fun things to do, such as Aqualand Maspalomas (the largest water park on the island), Holiday World Palmitos Park (an ornithological park with aquarium, butterfly house and orchids) ), Sioux City (“Sioux City” – a theme park dedicated to the Wild West) and the spectacular Mundo Aborigen (“Aboriginal Mundo”, which the Canary Islands government declared “a place of cultural, social and historical interest”).

San Augustine. San Agustin is part of a large tourist area in the south of Gran Canaria – Maspalomas. “Dormitory area”. In neighboring Playa Inglés, nightlife has not yet begun, and in San Agustin it has already ended with the closing of the last restaurant.
Those tourists who prefer a quiet and relaxing holiday come here. However, if sleepy San Agustin gets bored, Playa Ingles is five minutes by taxi. In this area are:

Casino Palace – great evening entertainment – variety and the only Casino in Maspalomas.

Commercial center of the same name – San Agustin.

The largest Thalassotherapy center in Europe, where, in addition to a huge pool with sea water heated to + 35 degrees and all kinds of water treatments and massages, there is everything to relieve stress and restore shape.

Playa del Inglés . The beach Playa del Inglés stretching for 2.7 km is considered one of the most famous in Europe. From the east it is adjacent to the beach of San Agustin, and from the west – Maspalomas. Thanks to the favorable climate of Gran Canaria and the special “feel good factor”, the beach is extremely popular throughout the year, being the busiest tourist route in all of Spain. On this beach you will find bright sun and plenty of entertainment. Playa del Inglés has countless hotels, apartments, commercial centers and, of course, restaurants, pubs, bars and discos for every taste and age. This place is more popular with young people and those who, so to speak, “are not tired of civilization. ” For example:

shopping centers Metro, Kasbah and Plaza, located together and called by one word “Kasbah” – a favorite place for young people, because. it was there that all the popular pubs and discos were concentrated;

Yumbo commercial center – in the evening it becomes one of the largest gay parties in the world.

Meloneras. This is a modern and prestigious resort with 5 star hotels and luxury bungalow complexes. It has excellent restaurants, shops, exclusive boutiques, a convention center and a casino.
It does not yet have its own sandy beach (vacationers mainly use the beaches of other resorts), but some maps of Maspalomas have already marked its contours. Along the coast there is a long pedestrian promenade, with numerous shops, cafes and restaurants.

Puerto de Mogan. Puerto de Mogán , the westernmost resort on the south coast of Gran Canaria, is a picturesque port, a charming fishing village, a harbor for pleasure boats and a trendy holiday destination.

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Aqualand Tenerife Water Park – Aqualand Costa Adeje

Tenerife water park attractions for children, families and adults. The Aqualand costa adeje. Have you seen it? One of the best dolphin shows in the World, only at Aqualand!

About Aqualand

The Aqualand is a water park in Tenerife located in the Costa Adeje area, near Playa de Las Americas. It has a large selection of slides, tunnels, swimming pools and kids play areas. The park also has a spectacular dolphin show that is included in the ticket price.

Ever wanted to swim with dolphins? Well now you can. Aqualand has different interaction programs with the dolphins where you have an opportunity to meet and interact with them. Learn how they live, relate with each other, eat and all the things you’ve always wanted to know about them. A member of staff is at your disposal with all the information you need.

Prices

Non residents
Adults: €25.00
Children (5-10 years old): €17. 50
Mini (3-4 years old) €9.00
Babies (0-2 years old) Free entrance

Residents
Adults: €19.00
Children (5-10 years): €13.00
Mini (3-4 years old) €8.00
Babies (0-2 years old) Free entrance

How to get there

Coming from Adeje take exit 30 on the TF-1 continue straight at the roundabout follow the road round and on Av. Austria and the park will be on your right. Coming from Santa Cruz exit toward TF-1/San Eugenio At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto Av. Austria the park will be on your left

GPS Coordinates:

GPS Coordinates: 28°04’44.5″N 16°43’43.7″W Click to view on Google maps

Attractions at the Aqualand

Dolphinarium

The smart and loving Dolphins are the stars of the park. Their internationally famous exhibition will amaze you. The park has 15 Bottlenose Dolphins, 11 of which were born at our park facilities.

Tornado

A fantastic slide where the changes in rhythm, the strength of the water and the centrifuge will assure great fun.

Twister

These two twisting and bending enclosed slides intertwine at high speed as you decent. Once will not be enough!

Kamikaze

Need for speed? Then this is the one for you. These two parallel high speed slides with a level change and pronounced drop will leave you wanting more.

Super Slalom

Three slides, each with different twists, bends, colour and steepness that will land you in the same pool. You will have to try them all!

Rapids

As the name implies a high speed experience with unpredictable twists and turns. With more and less pronounced steepness that will only add to the experience. For the adrenaline seeker.

Congo River

Make the most out of this cruisy 500-metre river journey on a raft. The best break to get one’s strength back while enjoying the sunshine.

Spiral

In this enclosed slide you will go round and around at high speed. You will be eager to repeat the experience.

Crazy Race

Competitive? This is the one for you, four high speed parallel slides where you can test your competitiveness. Race you to the bottom!

Jacuzzi

Relax and unwind in our new spa heated to 25ºC. Take in the sun in one of the 6 hydro massage showers or lay back in our giant Jacuzzi. Stepping in is easy but you might find it difficult to tear yourself away.

Fun Lighthouse

A colourful pool filled with different slides and attractions. For the little ones a mini castle, a giant whale, a sea lion, a clown, a duck and two water filled buckets who will shower you when you least expect it.

Crazy Race Jr

This beautiful fairy-tale castle hides three slides with soft undulations that will be loved by the smallest once in your family.

Forest Land

The branches of this beautiful giant tree convert into slides. Your children will be transported to a magical forest with dragons.

Aqualand free bus service from Los Cristianos, Playa de las Americas and Costa Adeje

Los Cristianos
Oasis del Sur shopping center: 9:30, 10:30, 11:30
Hotel Tryp Tenerife: 9:35, 10:35, 11:35
Playa de las Americas
Llanos de Troya street: 9:35, 10:35, 11:35
Lateral hotel best Tenerife: 9:40, 10:40, 11:40
Presidente street (Bar, Restaurant Leonardos): 9:45, 10:45, 11:45
Costa Adeje
Hotel Isla Bonita: 9:50, 10:50, 11:50
El Duque Shopping Center: 9:50, 10:50, 11:50
Hotel Sunwing Fañabe: 9:55, 10:55, 11:55
Hotel Bahia Princess: 9:55, 10:55, 11:55

Buses in the South along the following routes (only on prior request): Golf del Sur, Tenbel, Los Gigantes, Playa Paraíso, Callao Salvaje, La Caleta. Tuesdays and Thursdays information and booking at your hotel. This service has a cost of €2.50 per person round trip.

Buses in the North along the following routes (only on prior request): Puerto de la Cruz and Las Caletillas. Tuesdays and Thursdays information and booking at your hotel. This service has a cost of €8.00 per person round trip.

Park Opening hours and Dolphin show times:

Open all year round Gates open at 10:00 untill 17:00 during the busy summer season July and August from 10:00 untill 18:00. The attractions close 30 minutes before the park’s closing time.

Dolphin exhibition show times: 15.00 daily. During the busy summer season July and August 12:45 and 15:30.

Contact Information

Address
Avenida de Austria, 15
38660 Costa Adeje
Tenerife

Phone numbers
Telephone: (+34) 922 715 266
Fax: (+34) 922 724 242

Website in English
http://www. aqualand.es/tenerife/en/

Parque Santiago 3 – Waterpark Holidays

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Located in Playa de las Americas, near Piramide de Arona convention centre, Safari Shopping Centre and Veronicas Strip, Apartment at Parque Santiago 3 features free WiFi, and guests can enjoy an outdoor swimming pool with slides for youngsters and a swanky bar.

At A Glance

Beachside & Central Location

Nine Restaurants

Four Outdoor Swimming Pools

Children’s Splash Park

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Book your package holiday with flights and transfers included or just the hotel if required. Special offer includes HUGE DISCOUNTS for children. Get in touch via live chat or our call centre now!

Parque Santiago 3 – Travellers Choice Award Winner

At Parque Santiago we have hospitality at its maximum in a calm friendly and comfortable atmosphere . The exquisite gastronomic offers you can find throughout the complex and its exclusive solarium, are essential factors that make up our excellence; all of it strengthened by the amazing and complete shopping centres that join together the best brands in the actual market.

Offering an amazing location right in the heart of the exclusive shopping zone of bustling Playa de las Americas and also right on the beach with direct access from the pool bar. At Parque Santiago 3 you are at the heart of everything.

“Choose between the varied gastronomic offers of the restaurants and cafeterias. ”

At Parque Santiago III not only have we decided to pamper your rest and offer the best alternatives for your leisure time. We also want you to access a new world of sensations via a rich and varied national and international gastronomic experience. The outcome being that your holiday is perfect.

Certified Water Pistol – Great for an introduction to Waterpark Holidays. Hotels with small onsite waterparks with a couple of slides to get you started.

About The Waterpark

Parque Santiago 3 includes an onsite splashpark with great selection of small slides for the younger ones to enjoy.

Waterpark Features

Splash Park

Small Slides

Location

Parque Santiago III Studio

Two single beds, living room, with sofa bed, full bathroom, fully equipped kitchen, terrace or balcony (max capacity 2 adults and 1 child) , safe (for rent), telephone, free satellite tv, ceiling fan, at the request of clients free cots and high chairs. Cleaning 7 times a week and changing clothes twice a week.

Parque Santiago III 1 Bedroom Apartment

Living-dining room, sofa bed, 1 bedroom with two single beds, complete bathroom, fully equipped kitchen, terrace or balcony (max capacity 3 adults and 1 child) , safe (for rent), telephone, tv free satellite, ceiling fan, at the request of clients free cots and high chairs. Cleaning 7 times a week and changing clothes twice a week.

Parque Santiago III 2 Bedroom Apartment

Living-dining room, sofa bed, two bedrooms with two single beds each, full bathroom, fully equipped kitchen, terrace or balcony (max capacity 5 adults and 1 child) , safe (for rent), telephone , free satellite tv, ceiling fan, on request of clients free cots and high chairs. Cleaning 7 times a week and changing clothes twice a week.

Parque Santiago III 3 Bedroom Apartment

Living room, sofa bed, three bedrooms each with single beds, two full bathrooms, full kitchen, fully equipped, terrace or balcony (maximum capacity 7 adults and 1 child) , safe (for rent), telephone, free satellite tv, ceiling fan, on request of clients free cots and high chairs. Cleaning 7 times a week and changing clothes twice a week.

ATLANTIC

It is located in front of the pool and has a large terrace ideal for summer nights. Its menu includes flambéados, fish and meat, salads and desserts, all accompanied by an extensive menu of Spanish wines.

VITAMINS

Vitaminas specializes in natural fruit juices, smoothies, cocktails and homemade ice cream. It is located next to the pool for you to enjoy a healthy drink while relaxing in the sun or shopping at the Parque Santiago III Shopping Center.

SAN BORONDON

Located on the seafront, connection between the sea and the pools of Parque Santiago III. Its unique atmosphere and the climate that gives it the proximity to the sea, makes it a special place to have breakfast, lunch and have a nice time having a drink, a snack or an ice cream.

BIER PINTE

Bier Pinte is a Restaurant that combines the informal and rustic atmosphere of a brewery with a quality international cuisine. At night, on the spacious terrace, you can enjoy live music

MESON

In El Mesón you will find a varied menu of drinks, sandwiches, mixed dishes, crepes and homemade waffles as well as appetizing artisan ice creams. The ideal place to have a good breakfast or a meal at any time of the day. We also have live music every afternoon.

MEETING POINT

Located in our Parque Santiago III Shopping Center, it is the place where you can recover your strength after a walk through our numerous shops or simply a place to have a drink while preparing your holiday. When the nights arrive live shows will make you spend an unforgettable time.

KHONG TSHA

Khong Tsha specializes in gourmet oriental cuisine, with an exquisite Cantonese cuisine. In your letter you can find Orange Duck, Sze Chuan Prawns, Barbecue Ribs, or various Sushis among many other delicious dishes.

THE TRATTORY

La Trattoria is a restaurant with an authentic Italian cuisine where you can choose between delicious pizzas of thin and crunchy dough, fresh pasta al dente, elaborated meat or fish and all accompanied by good wines. You can eat in the lounge or on the terrace.

Facilities and Services
Four outdoor pools across the complex
Sun terraces with sunloungers and parasols
Nine restaurants across the complex including pizzeria and Chinese
Pool bars
British-style pub
Mini-golf
Fitness room
Playground
Cots
Supermarket
Shops
Reception
Free Wi-Fi in reception

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Top Waterparks Hotels in Playa de las Americas (Tenerife), Spain

Posted on June 08, 2022

by Marzia Marino

When travelling to Spain, many people choose to stay in a hotel next to the beach. There are many options to choose from but waterpark hotels seem to be the most popular. There are many reasons why this is the case.

The first reason is that waterpark hotels provide entertainment for the whole family. There is usually a waterpark located on the premises with water slides, pools and other activities. This is a great way to keep the kids occupied and entertained while on vacation.

Another reason why people choose waterpark hotels is because they are typically located close to the beach. This is a great way to enjoy the sun and the sand without having to travel very far. In addition, many waterpark hotels offer ocean views, which is a bonus for those who love to relax and take in the scenery.

Finally, waterpark hotels offer a variety of amenities that other types of hotels do not. This includes things like restaurants, spas and fitness centers. This is a great way to enjoy everything a hotel has to offer without having to leave the premises.

Overall, waterpark hotels are a great option for those travelling to Spain. They offer entertainment for the whole family, are close to the beach and have a variety of amenities.

Servatur Caribe Aparthotel

Coral Compostela Beach Golf Aparthotel

Palm Beach Tenerife Playa de las Americas (Tenerife)

Sol Tenerife Hotel

Gara Suites Golf & Spa

Hd Parque Cristobal Tenerife

Spring Hotel Bitacora

Aparthotel Udalla Park

Apartamentos Marola-Portosin Playa de las Americas

Apartamentos Playazul

Apartamentos Borinquen

Apartamentos Vista Sur Playa de las Americas

Parque Santiago IV

Sweet Home Deluxe

Santiago Apartment

Parque Santiago Beach, Playa De Las Americas

Borinquen Vista Mar

Ocean Suites By Upper Luxury Housing – Parque Santiago Playa de las Americas (Tenerife)

Servatur Caribe Aparthotel

Avenida V Centenario, 3

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Servatur Caribe Offers Competitive Rates And Some Of The Nicest waterpark hotels in Playa de las Americas (Tenerife)

Situated directly beside Escape Rooms Island Phobia Tenerife, the 3-star Servatur Caribe Aparthotel Playa de las Americas offers an aqua park, a barber shop and a facial room. Playa de las Americas city centre is 1 km from the venue, while The Patch is 1.2 km away.

The central location next to a bus stop provides easy access to Siam Mall. When staying at the accommodation, you’ll be 10 minutes’ drive away from Los Cristianos tapas. Servatur Caribe Aparthotel is a short ride from Siam Park.

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Coral Compostela Beach Golf Aparthotel

Calle Arenales, S/N, Arona, Es

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If You’re Looking For A Playa de las Americas (Tenerife) hotels with waterpark, Then You Must Check Out Coral Compostela Beach Golf

Featuring a solarium, a wellness area and a sundeck, Coral Compostela Beach Golf Aparthotel Playa de las Americas is a 5-minute drive away from Golf Las Americas. Centro Commercial Parque Santiago 6 is located near the venue, and Tenerife Sur airport is approximately a 17-minute drive away.

This accommodation is in a 17-minute walk from The Patch. It is a 10-minute walk from the centre of Playa de las Americas. Marylanza Spa & Fitness is also located near the hotel. You can get to Aqualand Costa Adeje in a few minutes by car.

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Palm Beach Tenerife Playa de las Americas (Tenerife)

Avda. V Centenario, Adeje, Es

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This Is One Of The Coolest Playa de las Americas (Tenerife) hotels with waterslide

Featuring WiFi throughout the property, Palm Beach Tenerife Playa de las Americas is set at 2 km distance from Aqualand Costa Adeje. Located off Joyce, the aparthotel is about 10 minutes’ walk from Playa de las Americas city centre.

This venue enjoys its beachfront location in vicinity of Casino Playa de las Americas. The accommodation is also placed nearly 18 minutes’ walk of Colon Port. A 6-minute walk will take you to the own beach. You can get to the unique convention center “Magma Art and Congress Centre” in a few minutes by car.

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Resorts with Waterparks in Playa de las Americas (Tenerife)

Sol Tenerife Hotel

Avenida Rafael Puig Lliviana, S/N

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This Is Also One Of The Best Playa de las Americas (Tenerife) hotels with indoor water slides

Featuring a solarium and a steam room, Sol Tenerife Hotel Playa de las Americas is set within 8 minutes’ walk of The Patch. You will find an outdoor swimming pool in this venue that offers a stunning setting based in the centre of Playa de las Americas.

The accommodation is 25 minutes by foot from Aqualand. It is set in the restaurant area, a few steps from Veronicas Strip. The upscale Playa de las Americas Resort is also located near the hotel. You can get to the thai-themed adventure Siam Park in a few minutes by car.

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Gara Suites Golf & Spa

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If You’re Looking For A Great Playa de las Americas (Tenerife) hotels with water parks, Check Out Gara Suites Golf & Spa

Gara Suites Golf & Spa Playa de las Americas, located a 15-minute walk from Escape Rooms Island Phobia Tenerife, offers its guests a solarium, a Jacuzzi and a sauna to relax in. The venue is situated in the very heart of Playa de las Americas, near Golf Las Americas.

This accommodation is in a 20-minute walk from the thai-themed adventure Siam Park. The city centre is a 10-minute walk away. Gara Suites Golf & Spa is a short ride from Playa de las Americas.

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Hd Parque Cristobal Tenerife

Rafael Puig Lluvina

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One Of The Most Playa de las Americas (Tenerife) hotels with waterparks

Located 20 km from Tenerife Sur airport, Hd Parque Cristobal Tenerife Hotel Playa de las Americas offers complimentary parking and water slides for guests’ convenience. The venue is placed in the very heart of Playa de las Americas, 700 metres away from La Milla De Oro and 0.3 km from Antonio Domingez Alfonso Olympic Stadium.

This accommodation enjoys its tranquil location in vicinity of Playa de las Americas Public Beach. The resort features 151 spacious rooms featuring a microwave, refrigerator and a toaster. Guests can find an outstanding beach close to the hotel. It is at a stone’s throw from C.C. Mencey.

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24-hour reception

24-hour security

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Plunge pool

Air conditioning

Video games

Game room

Children’s play area

Children’s pool

Kids club

Children’s buffet

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Board games

Beach access

Playa de las Americas (Tenerife) Hotels with Water Slides

Spring Hotel Bitacora

C/ California 1, Arona, Es

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When You Book One Of These Playa de las Americas (Tenerife) hotels with indoor water slides, You’ll Get The Best Rate Guaranteed

Located in the touristic area of Playa de las Americas, the 4-star Spring Hotel Bitacora offers stylish accommodation around 15 minutes’ stroll from Playa de El Bobo Public Beach. Boasting 314 rooms and child care, a mini club and a gaming room for children, the venue is settled in the heart of the city.

This hotel enjoys its prime location in vicinity of Playa de las Americas. The thai-themed adventure Siam Park is 2.2 km from the property, while Tenerife Sur airport is 20 km from it. The accommodation is just off the disco TIBU Tenerife Club.

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Aparthotel Udalla Park

Avenida Antonio Dominguez, 16

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Udalla Park – Hotel & Apartamentos Is One Of The Most Popular Playa de las Americas (Tenerife) hotels with indoor water parks For All Kinds Of Travelers

Aparthotel Udalla Park Playa de las Americas is a wonderful 3-star venue set 850 metres from Light and Music Fountain and 2. 9 km from Chayofa. Boasting 93 rooms and child care, children’s play equipment and board games for children, the accommodation is settled in the centre of the city.

Guests will appreciate an excellent location in the vicinity of Mini Golf Parque Santiago V. It’s a 10-minute walk from here to the centre of Playa de las Americas. You can get to El Teide National Park in a few minutes by car.

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Apartamentos Marola-Portosin Playa de las Americas

Avenida Antonio Dominguez, 20

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Another One Of The Best hotels with water parks in Playa de las Americas (Tenerife) For Adults

Apartamentos Marola-Portosin Playa de las Americas is at 2. 7 km distance from Chayofa and features a solarium, an aqua park and a heated swimming pool. The venue is placed in the middle of Playa de las Americas, a stroll away from the sublime 1.5km – long Playa de Las Vistas Beach.

The accommodation boasts a wonderful location within 10 minutes’ walk of the city centre. Besides, it’s only 6 minutes’ walk from Centro Commercial Parque Santiago 6. You can get to the thai-themed adventure Siam Park in a few minutes by car.

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Apartamentos Playazul

Arquitecto Gomez Cuesta, 6

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Of All The Playa de las Americas (Tenerife) water parks hotels, Apartamentos Playazul May Be The Most Luxurious And Comfortable

Located off Veronicas Strip, this 2-star Apartamentos Playazul Playa de las Americas is 10 minutes’ drive away from Centro Commercial Parque Santiago 6. It offers an outdoor swimming pool, a golf course and a sundeck on the premises.

The venue is set in a tourist area, next to a long beach. Aqualand Costa Adeje is 5 minutes’ drive from the accommodation. Apartamentos Playazul is a short ride from Siam Mall.

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Apartamentos Borinquen

Avda. Venezuela,14

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Besides Being A Dreamy water parks in Playa de las Americas (Tenerife) hotels, Borinquen Is Close To Everything

The welcoming venue is located in the centre of Playa de las Americas within reach of the outdoor adventure Siam Park and 0. 8 km from Veronicas Strip. Featuring 129 rooms with views of the garden, this aparthotel is set within a short ride from Tenerife Sur.

Chayofa is less than 2.9 km away. The accommodation is close to the city’s tourist area and The Lost City Playground. The sandy beach is located 17 minutes’ walk away.

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Apartamentos Vista Sur Playa de las Americas

Avenida Las Americas, 10

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One Of The Coolest waterpark hotels in Playa de las Americas (Tenerife)

Apartamentos Vista Sur Playa de las Americas is within 2. 7 km from Siam Park and features airport transfer, 24-hour reception and shuttle service. This aparthotel is just 350 metres from the sublime 1.5km-long Playa de Las Vistas Beach.

The venue is situated 1 km from Playa de las Americas city centre and 20 km from Tenerife Sur airport. Attractions within walking distance include Light and Music Fountain and Mini Golf Parque Santiago V. Apartamentos Vista Sur is a short ride from Los Cristianos tapas.

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Hotels near Playa de las Americas (Tenerife) with Waterpark

Parque Santiago IV

Avenida Rafael Puig Lluvina, 40

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One Of The Coolest Playa de las Americas (Tenerife) hotels with waterslide

Parque Santiago IV Hotel Playa de las Americas is located 2 km from Playa de El Bobo Public Beach and offers a golf course, a Jacuzzi and a solarium. The venue is set within 15 minutes’ walk of the centre of Playa de las Americas, not far from Arona Pyramid.

Aqualand Costa Adeje is less than 2.8 km away. The beach is 500 metres away. Parque Santiago IV Hotel is a short ride from the sublime 1.5km-long Playa de Las Vistas Beach.

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Sweet Home Deluxe

12 Calle Venezuela 12

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This Is One Of The Best Cheap hotels in Playa de las Americas (Tenerife) with water park

Area attractions, including Playa de El Bobo Public Beach and Siam Park are located only a short walk from Sweet Home Deluxe Playa de las Americas. There is Wi Fi in the rooms provided all the time.

Guests may find Puerto Colon Marina within 1.6 km and the suite resort “Marylanza Spa & Fitness” within 1.4 km of the venue. It is set within a 10-minute walking distance from Playa de las Americas city centre. Sweet Home Deluxe is a short ride from Playa Del Duque.

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Lift

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Tennis court

Aqua park

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Santiago Apartment

Avenida Las Americas

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One Of The Best hotels in Playa de las Americas (Tenerife) with kiddie pools For Adults

Featuring a golf course, a sun deck and an aqua park, Santiago offers accommodation in Playa de las Americas. Centro Comercial Parque Santiago 3 is 0.5 km from the venue, while Los Cristianos tapas is 2.2 km away.

Camison Beach is located near the property, and Tenerife Sur airport is approximately an 18-minute drive away. The beach is 400 metres away. Mini Golf Parque Santiago V is also located near the hotel. You can get to Aqualand Costa Adeje in a few minutes by car.

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Parque Santiago Beach, Playa De Las Americas

Av. Rafael Puig Lluvina, 32, Parque Santiago II

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One Of The Best hotels with water parks in

Located in 350 metres from The Patch, Parque Santiago Beach, Playa De Las Americas Playa de las Americas offers free parking, a tennis court and an outdoor swimming pool. The venue is set a 5-minute walk from Zentral Center bus stop, providing connection to ViVO Mini Golf Treasure Island.

The accommodation is situated 1 km from Playa de las Americas city centre and 20 km from Tenerife Sur airport. Siam Mall is 20 minutes on foot from the aparthotel. Light and Music Fountain is also located near the hotel. You can get to the modern all-suite resort “Marylanza Spa & Fitness” in a few minutes by car.

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Lift

Electric kettle

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Canoeing

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Borinquen Vista Mar

14 Calle Venezuela

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Besides Being A Dreamy Playa de las Americas (Tenerife) hotels waterpark, Borinquen Vista Mar Is Close To Everything

Borinquen Vista Mar Playa de las Americas, set next to The Dragon, is 20 km from Tenerife Sur airport. You can use a tennis court, an outdoor swimming pool and a sun terrace at the property, and the area is popular for windsurfing, snorkelling and diving.

Major Playa de las Americas sights, such as Aqualand Costa Adeje and the upscale Playa de las Americas Resort are located just 0.9 and 0.2 km respectively. The city centre is also 1 km away. Siam Park is also located near the hotel. You can get to Puerto Colon Marina in a few minutes by car.

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Ocean Suites By Upper Luxury Housing – Parque Santiago Playa de las Americas (Tenerife)

Avenida Del Litoral

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Another One Of The Best hotels with indoor water parks For Adults

Located within 0. 9 km from Piramide de Arona convention centre, Ocean Suites By Upper Luxury Housing – Parque Santiago Playa de las Americas offers an outdoor swimming pool, a sun terrace and a golf course. The venue is situated 2 km from Playa de las Americas city centre and 20 km from Tenerife Sur airport.

This accommodation is in a 20-minute walk from Marylanza Spa & Fitness. You can get to Aqualand Costa Adeje in a few minutes by car.

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Located in Costa Adeje, Laguna Park 2 is within a 15-minute drive of Tenerife South Airport and provides a saltwater swimming pool and outdoor tennis courts. It also features a kids pool, a coffee bar and a kids club.

The property has 376 apartments and has been recently refurbished. Guests can enjoy the recreational activities on offer, such as a BBQ/picnic area, miniature golf and a basketball court.

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C/ Pais Vasco 1, Urb. Torviscas Alto, Playa de Las Americas Costa Adeje, Tenerife, Spain, 38660 Playa de las Américas, Tenerife

Aqualand Costa Adeje296 yd

Playa de Torviscas0.6 mi

Playa de Fañabé0.7 mi

Siam Water Park0.8 mi

Magma Art & Congress0.9 mi

Playa del Duque1.1 mi

Playa de Troya1.1 mi

Veronicas Strip1. 3 mi

Golf Las Americas1.4 mi

The Dive Shop1.6 mi

Easy Divers2 mi

Piramide de Arona2 mi

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FAQs when booking at Laguna Park 2

Laguna Park 2 is located at C/ Pais Vasco 1, Urb. Torviscas Alto , Playa de Las Americas Costa Adeje, Tenerife, Spain, 1.5 miles from the center of Playa de las Américas. Aqualand Costa Adeje is the closest landmark to Laguna Park 2.

Check-in time is 2:30 PM and check-out time is 12:00 PM at Laguna Park 2.

Yes, Laguna Park 2 offers free Wi-Fi.

Yes, Laguna Park 2 offers free parking.

Laguna Park 2 is 9.7 miles from Granadilla Tenerife-Sur. Laguna Park 2 is 30 miles from San Sebastián de la Gomera La Gomera.

Yes, Laguna Park 2 has a pool onsite.

KAYAK scours the web for all room deals available at Laguna Park 2 in Playa de las Américas and lets you compare them to find the best rate for your stay. Many different travel sites will offer discounts or deals at different times for rooms at Laguna Park 2 and KAYAK will provide you with prices from a huge range of travel sites. That means that you can always find a great deal for Laguna Park 2.

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10 Best Tenerife Hotels with Water Parks

Tenerife is one of the most popular Canary Islands with beautiful beaches, ideal for watersports.

If you’re planning a fun trip with family and friends, why not stay at a hotel with a water park.

We’ll show you all-inclusive hotels, beachfront resorts, and 5-star properties.

They’ll have water slides, pirate ships, and dunk buckets for kids.

While the adults can laze around the huge swimming pools.

So, before you book your holiday, here are Tenerife’s Best Hotels with Water Parks.

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1. GF Victoria

GF Victoria is a 5-star resort in Tenerife’s Costa Adeje resort area.

Ideal for couples, you’ll love the range of luxury suites.

Especially their Suite Harmony which has a hot tub on the terrace and private indoor bathtub.

For a families of four, you can take advantage of their sofabeds.

GF Victoria’s water park is a favorite place for both young and old.

There’s a wave pool for surfing, three slides, and a splash pool with mini slides for the kids.

And the hotel’s Bio-Spa offers a private spa exclusively for families.

For grownups, there’s an adult-only rooftop with a glass pool and cocktails at Zambra SkyBar.

Chaboco Buffet restaurant serves a variety of international buffets to suit all tastes.

There’s even a kid’s area, where kids can play while their parents enjoy their meal.

Guest Rating: 9.0

Star Rating: 5 stars

Best Rooms: Senior suite harmony

Address: Bischofshofen, 4, 38660 Adeje, Spain

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2. Adrián Hoteles Roca Nivaria

Adrian Hoteles Roca Nivaria is a 5-star hotel overlooking Playa Paraiso Beach.

While there are plenty of options for couples, the Family suite is best for groups.

Each Family Suite includes a double bed, a sofa bed, and a private balcony or terrace.

Onsite, you’ll love the RoniAventura, a multi-adventure water park designed for families.

Two pools feature an island volcano with 4 waterslides, including a children’s slide.

The sunken ship has water jets and water games for kids.

But if you just want to relax, there are two infinity pools for adults as well as a separate kids pool.

The resort’s all-inclusive package is perfect for families on holiday.

You’ll have access to 3 daily buffets, ala carte dinners with advanced booking, and all sports activities.

Guest Rating: 8.9

Star Rating: 5 stars

Best Rooms: Family suite

Address: Avenida Adeje, 300, 38678 Adeje, Sapin

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3. Bahia Principe Fantasia Tenerife

Bahia Principe Fantasi Tenerife is a 5-star all-inclusive resort in San Miguel de Abona.

Besides its fun waterpark, this fantasy-themed resort stands out with its castle by the sea.

A range of Junior and Family suites are available for groups.

While swim-up rooms might be more suitable for couples.

While the adults relax by the pool or at the spa, the kids can enjoy the water park.

The park includes a splash zone, small slides, water jets, and water games.

Take advantage of their all-inclusive package and get access to entertainment, activities, meals, and some ala carte dinners.

Guest Rating: 8.8

Star Rating: 5 stars

Best Rooms: Family master suite

Address: Avenida JM Galvan Bello, 38639 San Miguel de Abona, Spain

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4. h20 Atlantic Sunset

h20 Atlantic Sunset is a 5-star resort facing the ocean in Playa Paraiso.

It’s one of Tenerife’s best all-inclusive hotels that includes buffets, drinks, and cocktails.

For the most exclusive room, book the Rooftop suite.

This two-room suite features a king bed, a sofa bed, and a terrace with incredible views.

In the resort’s Fun Area, families are guaranteed to have a great time.

There’s a heated freshwater pool with waterslides, a splash zone, and water games.

While the kids play in the fun zone, there are plenty of options for the adults.

In the Wellness area, they can relax with a massage, a jacuzzi, or a Turkish bath.

Or, they can cool off with a swim in the resort’s large outdoor pool.

Guest Rating: 8.8

Star Rating: 5 stars

Best Rooms: Suite rooftop

Address: Avenida Adeje 300 s/n, Playa Paraiso, 38678 Callao Salvaje, Spain

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5. Parque Santiago III

Parque Santiago III is a resort located in Tenerife’s Playa des las Americas.

All their studios and apartments have kitchens so it’s ideal for extended stays.

You can choose between mountain or garden views, but you’ll probably be spending more time at the pools.

Kids will have a blast at the water park made up of several slides and other water features.

While the young ones splash away at the water park, adults can cool off at the outdoor pool.

For more family fun, try your hand at one of the two 18-hole mini golf courses.

After a day in the sun, it’s time for dinner at one of Parque Santiago’s two restaurants.

The Trattoria features fine wines and Italian, while Khong Tsha offers gourmet Asian.

Guest Rating: 8.8

Star Rating: 3 stars

Best Rooms: Two-bedroom apartment

Address: Avenida Las Americas, 2, 38660 Playa de las Americas, Spain

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6. Iberostar Bouganville Playa

Iberostar Bouganville Playa is a beachfront hotel on San Eugenio’s seaside promenade.

With the all-inclusivepackage , you get buffets, snacks, lots of ice cream, and brand-name spirits.

There are a range of rooms suitable for couples.

But if there are more people, you can always arrange interconnecting rooms.

For fun in the water, head to Aquafun.

Surrounded by rock features, the main pool features four large slides.

Then there’s a children’s pool with a smaller slide that finishes in a shallow pool.

For downtime, you can always relax on the sundecks or soak in one of the adults-only whirlpools.

Guest Rating: 8.6

Star Rating: 4 stars

Best Rooms: Family room

Address: Eugenio Dominguez, 23, 38660 Adeje, Spain

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7. Gran Melia Palacio de Isora Resort & Spa

Gran Melia Palacio de Isora is a 5-star beachfront resort in Guia de Isora.

While all rooms are super luxurious, you’ll be in for a treat if you book a Red Level Master Suite.

Ideal for families, they feature separate living areas and ensuite baths with hydro tubs.

There’s also a private terrace overlooking the beaches and the ocean.

Red Level includes Family Lounge access, plus other privileges for guests.

Five outdoor pools include a children’s pool with a pirate ship and waterslides.

While the kids play on the pirate ship, the adults can enjoy some me time.

Have a swim in Europe’s largest saltwater pool or the Red Level adults-only pool.

Then relax in the spa’s wet area with a sauna or an herbal steam bath.

Guest Rating: 8.4

Star Rating: 5 stars

Best Rooms: Red level master suites

Address: Avenida Los Oceanos, s/n, 38686 Alcala, Spain

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8. HOVIMA La Pinta Beachfront Family Hotel

HOVIMA La Pinta Beachfront Family Hotel is an all-inclusive hotel in Costa Adeje.

Premium all-inclusive includes buffets, branded alcohol, soft drinks, and your minibar.

For the best room, choose the One-bedroom Excellence apartment.

Each apartment features large living areas, a kitchenette, and a furnished balcony with sea views.

Outside, there’s a fun waterpark called the Splash Zone.

It features several water attractions including a splash pool and a water slide.

For the adults, there’s a heated pool and bar where they can swim and unwind.

At night, visit the main bar – an ideal spot for a fun night out.

Guest Rating: 8.4

Star Rating: 4 stars

Best Rooms: One-bedroom Excellence apartment

Address: Avenida de Espana, 5, 38660 Adeje, Spain

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9. Spring Hotel Bitácora

Spring Hotel Bitacora is an all-inclusive hotel in Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

Enjoy the all-inclusive package which includes buffets, snacks, drinks, activities, and nightly shows.

Rooms are fairly simple, with a range of configurations to suit couples and families.

The main highlight is the hotel’s water park.

One section features thrilling water slides designed for all ages.

While a second pool with a smaller water slide and games is more suitable for kids.

For some pampering, unwind with a thermal circuit at the spa.

Start with a soak in the hydro pool, enjoy a sensation shower, then a sauna or Turkish bath.

Guest Rating: 8.3

Star Rating: 4 stars

Best Rooms: Superior family room

Address: California, 1, 38660 Playa de las Americas, Spain

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10. Landmar Costa los Gigantes

Landmar Costa los Gigantes is a family hotel in Puerto de Santiago.

On arrival, you may bump into their turtle mascot “Landi” which kids love.

They have a range of suites, all with private balconies that overlook the gardens or ocean.

But like most waterpark hotels in Teneriffe, you’ll probably spend more time outside.

They have three large swimming pools, two baby pools, and one giant water slide.

There’s more fun for kids at the Multi-adventure circuit, children’s playground, and waterpark.

For adults, head to the spa which is open daily from 10am.

You can enjoy the facilities, including massages, the sauna, and the hydro pool.

Guest Rating: 8.3

Star Rating: 4 stars

Best Rooms: Suite ocean view

Address: Calle Juan Manuel Capdevielle San Martin 8, 38683 Puerto de Santiago, Spain

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What’s the best Tenerife 5-star hotel with a water park?

The best Tenerife 5-star hotel with a water park is GF Victoria.

The water park is one of the best in Tenerife, with a wave pool, slides, and a splash pool.

Plus at Bio-Spa they have a separate spa that’s just for families.

There’s also an adults-only rooftop area that features a glass pool and a sky bar with cocktails.

In terms of rooms, check out the Senior harmony suite which has an outdoor terrace with a hot tub.

What’s the best Tenerife beachfront hotel with a water park?

The best Tenerife beachfront hotel with a water park is Adrian Hoteles Roca Nivaria.

It’s steps away from Playa Paraiso beach in Costa Adeje.

Besides the beach, there’s a water park for kids and two adults-only pools.

They also offer suites for the entire family and an all-inclusive package.

What’s the best Tenerife hotel with a water park for families?

The best Tenerife hotel with a water park for families is Gran Melia Palacio de Isora Resort & Spa.

Red Level service for families features a two-bedroom Master suite and exclusive access to the Family Lounge.

Guests will receive Red Level Concierge service, preferential bookings, and selected spa services at the kid’s spa.

What’s the best Tenerife all-inclusive hotel with a water park?

The best Tenerife all-inclusive hotel with a water park is h20 Atlantic Sunset.

It’s the best all-inclusive hotel package, including meals, snacks, branded spirits, cocktails, and even your minibar.

Themed restaurants and shows are also included, but you need to book in advance.

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Best Tenerife Hotels Best Rooms

GF Victoria Senior suite harmony

Adrian Hoteles Roca Nivaria Family suite

Bahia Principe Fantasia Tenerife Family master suite

h20 Atlantic Sunset Suite rooftop

Parque Santiago lll Two-bedroom apartment

Iberostar Bouganville Playa Family room

Gran Melia Palacio de Isora Resort & Spa Red level master suites

HOVIMA La Pinta Beachfront Family Hotel One-bedroom excellence apartment

Spring Hotel Bitacora Superior family room

Landmar Costa los Gigantes Suite ocean view

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Family holidays with children in Playa de las Americas. Where to go, what to see with a child

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Those who prefer to relax actively will appreciate Playa de Las Americas at the highest dignity. Both kids and parents, staying in the resort town, do not have time to relax after one active pastime, as they already want to do something else faster. And all because there is more than enough entertainment here: there are water sports (diving, surfing of any kind, cruises), and leisure in entertainment centers (water parks, karting centers), and acquaintance with the animal world (horse excursions, zoos). And, of course, swimming in the waters of the Atlantic Ocean and sunbathing under the scorching sun of the Canary Islands – one of the most popular pastimes on the entire island – has not been canceled.

The choice of gastronomic establishments in Playa Las Americas is not limited to Spanish restaurants alone; the resort has a lot of exotic and original restaurants. One of them … Open

You can have a great time with the whole family in the water park Siam Park. During the summer season it is unusually crowded. There are several interesting water rides here that will be appreciated by kids of any age category. The Tower of Power slide is considered the most extreme. Its height is 28 meters. The Dragon and The Giant slides are also interesting. This is one of the best places to relax, thanks to the relaxing atmosphere and the beautiful design of the park. Many, being here, forget how quickly time flies. It is worth noting that it is better to take the smallest kids to another water park called Aqualand, where slides are designed just for preschoolers.

Jungle Park, Camel Park and Monkey Park – three zoos located in the vicinity of Playa de las Americas – are must-see places. In Jungle Park, the most amazing experience awaits those who watch the show of eagles and sea lions, but it is also interesting and simply admiring the animals that are placed in their natural environment. Among the animals – parrots, monkeys, peacocks, white tigers, lemurs, flamingos. The route is built very conveniently, it seems that visitors are in a real jungle – there are hanging bridges, a cave, and a waterfall. An interesting panda park and an obstacle course await the kids. Copyright www.orangesmile.com

Tourists who go on vacation to Playa Las Americas will be interested to learn about the characteristics of the character and way of life of the indigenous population. The locals are friendly and … Open

At Camel Park, visitors have the unique opportunity to ride a camel and have an unforgettable experience. In addition to camels, donkeys, parrots, and ponies are interesting here. The park is beautifully designed, and being here, the kids completely lose track of time. And when they do remember that it’s time for lunch, they should be taken to a local cafe where they prepare delicious dishes. In Monkey Park you can see a wide variety of monkeys, and besides them, there are also crocodiles, guinea pigs, lemurs. Many animals (in particular, lemurs and monkeys) can be fed, played with and stroked.

It is interesting to visit Aloe Park together with the kids, where you can learn a lot of new information about the diversity of the fauna. Not far from the Botanical Park is the Equestrian Center South, where the kids will love to be. And all because they have a unique opportunity to ride horses or ponies, as well as watch the colorful performances of these graceful animals. Together with the children, you should have plenty of fun at the Karting Club, where you can try karting (as the name implies), as well as Golf Las Américas (where little travelers will enjoy playing golf).

Playa Las Americas is not distinguished by an abundance of historical and architectural sites, however, the excursion program of the resort cannot be called boring. A famous cultural site is … Open

The beach of the same name with the resort town (Playa de las Americas) is certainly one of the best places for the whole family. The beach is clean and walking here is a pleasure. In one word, the beach can be described as follows: “comfortable”, since there are several excellent restaurants with wonderful food on the beach, shops for renting equipment are within walking distance, which is very convenient. Another beach popular with families is Playa de las Vistas. It is considered the best beach for swimming and sunbathing on the south coast of Tenerife.

Natural attractions in Playa de las Americas include Montaña de Chayofita and La Caleta National Park. Climbing Mount Chayofita will be mastered by everyone, there is nothing difficult here, and the views that open up are worth it to make an effort and climb here. La Caleta National Park is a unique place in its own way, thanks to the fact that the landscape changes here every five minutes. During the walking route along the stony sand, you can admire small bays with waves, see live crabs between the rocks and enjoy the view of the beautiful houses among the rocks where some locals live.

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In Playa de las Americas, there are many places of interest from a gastronomic point of view, where you should definitely take the kids to enjoy the unsurpassed taste of local sweets. So, a wide selection of them is presented in the La Veneziana cafe, those who prefer home-made cookies should go to Cozy Cafe. Gelatomania is a great place for ice cream lovers, and if you want to treat the kids to wonderful pies, you should definitely come to Monkey Sweet Corner.

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2 km from Siam Park Water Park, Apartamentos Vista Sur offers many facilities including a solarium, water park and outdoor pool. A minute’s walk from the Piramide de Arona Convention Center and 350 meters from Playa de las Vistas.

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The apartment is located 2 km from the center of Playa de las Americas. The Hard Rock Café, Lounge Bar and Friends Restaurant, which serves a variety of dishes, are about 300 meters from the apartments. The Chayofa area is also a short drive away.

“El Camisón” bus stop is a 10 minute walk away.

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Rooms offer sea views, satellite TV, personal safe and flat-screen TV with satellite channels.

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Apartamentos Vista Sur has a coffee maker, microwave and electric kettle.

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OlegApartamentos Vista Sur – Playa de las Americas

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Comfortable bedroom and spacious bed. Great staff, they were always ready to help, thank you. Great hotel and great location. Unique service and delicious food;)))

There was no space in the bathroom.

Oleg
Russia,
August 2021

YuriyApartamentos Vista Sur – Playa de las Americas

7.0

Very good

Everything was perfect, they serve a very good breakfast. It has a lively bar and professional staff.

Russia,
July 2021

NikolaiApartamentos Vista Sur – Playa de las Americas

8.0

Excellent

Very clean and luxurious hotel. My room was spacious with a personal safe, multi-channel TV and a dining area…

Nicholas
Russia,
June 2021

YevgenyApartamentos Vista Sur – Playa de las Americas

8.2

Excellent

we liked everything including the rooms and service. we had a room with a balcony and a sea view. the hotel is located near a supermarket and shopping center. 15 minutes drive to Siam Park.

Yevgeny
Russia,
April 2021

FAQ

What airport is Apartamentos Vista Sur Playa de las Americas near?

Tenerife South Airport is 20 km from Apartamentos Vista Sur Playa de las Americas.

Apartamentos Vista Sur provide airport pickup?

Yes, one of the services of Apartamentos Vista Sur is the airport shuttle service. Please notify the hotel representatives of the need for this service.

How far is Apartamentos Vista Sur from the city center?

The city center is located 1 km from Apartamentos Vista Sur.

Are there any attractions near Apartamentos Vista Sur Playa de las Americas?

Popular points of interest near Apartamentos Vista Sur Playa de las Americas include Light and Music Fountain and Piramide de Arona Convention Centre. The staff at Apartamentos Vista Sur Playa de las Americas can communicate in German, English and Spanish.0005

What can you do in your spare time at Apartamentos Vista Sur?

For your convenience, Apartamentos Vista Sur offers an aqua park and a library.

Is there a place to have lunch/dinner near Apartamentos Vista Sur?

For lunch/dinner, Corinto and Monkey Sweet Corner are located 150 meters from Apartamentos Vista Sur.

Is there parking available at Apartamentos Vista Sur?

Yes, Apartamentos Vista Sur has parking.

How much does it cost to stay at Apartamentos Vista Sur?

Prices at Apartamentos Vista Sur start from 164€.

What types of rooms are available at Apartamentos Vista Sur Playa de las Americas?

Apartamentos Vista Sur Playa de las Americas offers you to choose from the following options: Deluxe Apartment, Three-Bedroom Apartment and Two-Bedroom Apartment.

Are there sports facilities at Apartamentos Vista Sur Playa de las Americas?

Yes, Apartamentos Vista Sur Playa de las Americas offers diving, hiking and fishing activities.

Is there public transport near Apartamentos Vista Sur?

Yes, there is El Camison bus stop 500 meters from Apartamentos Vista Sur.

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TOP 9 places in Tenerife that will diversify your summer vacation

Today, thousands of tourists from all over the world choose Tenerife for a comfortable stay. And there are many reasons for this: a wonderful climate, wonderful beaches, luxurious nature. This is a great place for a family holiday. To make your holiday in Tenerife perfect, we have prepared an article about interesting places and activities on the island.

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Teide National Park

Botanical Garden in Puerto de la Cruz

Monkey Park in Los Cristianos

Loro Parque in Puerto de la Cruz

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Basilica Kandelaria

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It is worth starting, of course, with getting to know the luxurious nature of the island. To do this, you can visit the Teide National Park – the largest natural park in the Canary Islands. It occupies 18.9 hectares and is located around the active volcano Teide. Here you will see extraordinary “lunar” reliefs created by volcanic rock, and places with unique endemic plants.

Teide Park can be cool and windy, as it is located at an altitude of 2000 above sea level. Therefore, to visit it, it is better to bring warm clothes with you. The most comfortable period for a walk in the Teide Nature Reserve is from mid-spring to early summer. During this period, many local plants begin to bloom, and the park looks simply bewitching.

To get to the Teide National Park, you can drive to the bottom station of the cable car and use the funicular for €27. Or you can go for a long walk.

Puerto de la Cruz Botanical Garden

Another place to explore the nature of the island is the Puerto de la Cruz Botanical Garden. This place will give the desired coolness on the coast warmed by the sun. Under the canopy of large trees, you can spend more than one hour, enjoying the beauty of plants and floral aromas.

The history of this place began back in 1792. Today, the Botanical Garden has an impressive collection of rare plants, cacti, orchids and other representatives of the unique flora.

Monkey Park in Los Cristianos

You can get acquainted with the amusing inhabitants of the island in the Monkey Park. This is a small area inhabited by a variety of monkeys, lemurs, guinea pigs, parrots, turtles and other animals. All of them can be touched and fed.

A ticket to the Monkey Park costs €10 for adults and €5 for children. Also for €3 at the entrance you can buy a basket of treats for the inhabitants of the park. The territory can be walked around in a couple of hours, but it will be a very interesting and pleasant walk.

Loro Parque in Puerto de la Cruz

Loro Parque is a modern poultry house, aquarium, dolphinarium and zoo, although the name of the place means “parrot park”. Yes, initially this place was created for birds, but with the growth of popularity it was expanded, adding more and more new inhabitants. Today Loro Parque is one of the most successful commercial projects in the Canaries and one of the most visited places in Tenerife. It has a magnificent collection of parrots, thanks to which the population of these birds is replenished all over the world, an advanced glacier for penguins and a modern giant aquarium for killer whales have been built. Also tigers, gorillas, dolphins, sharks, many exotic fish live in the park. Several times a day, different inhabitants of Loro Parque give interesting performances. The killer whale show deserves special attention.

Siam Park, Playa de las Americas

Tenerife has one of the largest water parks in Europe, Siam Park. If you love fun and water activities, then you should definitely visit this place. An adrenaline rush is guaranteed for sure. Even the most persistent will surely be impressed by the Tower of Power attraction – slides 28 meters high, higher than a 10-story building, from which daredevils roll down at a speed of 80 km / h.

This place impresses not only with modern attractions and their variety, but also with unusual design. Everything here is designed in Thai style – spectacular and unusual.

By the way, in Loro Parque and Siam Park you can buy a single ticket at a discount. It costs €34 at the park ticket office, and you can save even more if you buy it online.

Basilica of Candelaria

Candelaria is the religious capital of the Canary Islands. The Basilica located here is the first church consecrated in honor of the Virgin Mary. Therefore, it is interesting from the point of view of history and religion. The modern building of the Basilica was built in the 20th century. A wooden church has stood in its place since 1529.

The Basilica of Candelaria is also interesting from the architectural point of view. It was built in the Moorish style and is decorated with a bell tower, 25 meters high. Among the buildings of the island of Tenerife, it is the Basilica of Candelaria that is considered the most beautiful. More than 2.5 million tourists visit it every year.

Pyramids of Guimar

Another historical landmark of the island, an archaeological monument and an element of ancient Spanish culture, is the Pyramids of Guimar. They are not as ancient as the Egyptian ones, but they are still of historical interest. According to some experts, the pyramids were built by the indigenous population of the island in the 17th century. They resemble the structures of Mexico and Peru and are supposed to have an astronomical orientation.

Near the pyramids there is an ethnological museum with a collection of materials about the exploration of the Güimar pyramids. Entrance to the territory costs €18.

Surfing on Playa de las Americas

Surfers know that the Canary Islands are the perfect place for this activity. In Tenerife, almost every resort has conditions for surfing – spots and schools. The waves on the island allow beginners to learn and advanced surfers to keep fit. Surfing is best developed on Playa de las Americas. Therefore, if this activity is a priority for you, choose this particular resort.

Windsurfing and kitesurfing in El Médano

Tenerife offers not only surfing, but also kitesurfing and windsurfing. These are already more extreme activities that are professionally practiced on El Medano. Mastering a sail or a kite is not so easy, but experienced instructors from local schools will help you do it, and you will definitely experience an incomparable feeling from conquering the elements.

Conclusion

These are not all interesting places and activities in Tenerife. But even this small list is enough to make your vacation truly rich, interesting and fun. If you need to rent a house in Tenerife for a comfortable stay, please contact us at the Tu Nido Tenerife real estate agency. Contact us by phone +34 922 71 38 83.

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Buses are the best alternative to trains. According to the schedule, it becomes clear that buses run more often than trains and their tickets cost almost twice lower. Bus stations are located practically in every city. You can significantly economize if you make tickets reservation in advance. However, please note that tickets with large discounts are nonrefundable. Trips on the international bus carrier “Alsa” are very popular among tourists. Within a city, you can also easily move around by metro. It is worth considering that the cost of the metro tickets will depend on the number of transport zones crossed. The minimum price is one and a half euro. So, as Spain is bordered by the seas from three sides, transportation by sea is also popular here, particularly by ferries. With their help, you can get from the mainland to any island in the country. This is also an excellent option for those who want to travel by car, because all ferries also have impressive baggage compartments for transporting cars.
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Cuisine and top restaurants

An acquaintance with peculiarities of Canarian cuisine becomes one of the favorite entertainments for Tenerife guests. Perhaps the main feature of the local cuisine is a delicious malvasia wine, which has enjoyed a great popularity among foreign visitors since Shakespeare’s times. Each national restaurant usually offers a decent selection of local wines and fine drinks brought from neighboring islands. One of … Open

Traditions and mentality of Tenerife

Each year, the grand carnival is held in Tenerife. It is the most striking event in the island’s cultural life. This beautiful national holiday has been celebrated since colonial times; three hundred and fifty years ago, the Carnival was a privilege of nobles, who held lavish celebrations with masquerade and rich feasts. Nobles and royals dressed in costumes of common people, their servants hid their faces … Open

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You can walk along the picturesque historical streets and admire the unique monuments of architecture in San Cristobal de la Laguna city. It is located in the immediate vicinity of the capital. This town was founded in the 15th century. Presently, its entire territory is a World Heritage Site. Until 1723, the picturesque town was the capital of the island of Tenerife. The most beautiful centuries-old buildings have … Open

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Most beaches of the island are situated around the city of Las Americas. El Camison located at the so-called Golden Mile is surrounded with luxurious hotels and entertainment places. Despite its popularity and amount of visitors, this beach retains very calm and harmonious atmosphere. Playa Troya is situated in the very heart of resort area. It’s an ideal choice for those to like to have fun all around the clock. The … Open

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The popular Octopus water park is situated in the southern part of the island, in Las Americas. It is small in size, but is ready to offer visitors 15 different rides, among which there are ones suitable for little children and others for thrill-seekers. The Jungle Park, also known as Park of Eagles, is another amazing place for tourists. Every day a great show of trained eagles runs in the park; visitors are … Open

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Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain (28.29358 -16.62145)

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Coordinates: 27.99808 -16.92593 28.60540 -16.11938

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Average elevation: 92 m

Tenerife

Teide National Park is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is located in the center of the island. In it, the Mount Teide rises as the highest elevation of Spain, the highest of the islands of the Atlantic Ocean, and the third-largest volcano in the world from its base. Also on the island, the Macizo de Anaga (massif) has been a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve since 2015. It has the largest number of endemic species in Europe.

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Spain

Spain (39. 32607 -4.83798)

Coordinates: 27.43354 -18.39368 43.99331 4.59189 – Minimum elevation: 0 m – Maximum elevation: 3,679 m – Average elevation: 297 m

La Palma

Spain

La Palma, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain (28.65523 -17.85732)

Coordinates: 28.45270 -18.00723 28.85789 -17.72422 – Minimum elevation: 0 m – Maximum elevation: 2,408 m – Average elevation: 115 m

Barcelona

Spain > Catalonia > Barcelona > Barcelona

Barcelona, Barcelonès, Barcelona, Catalonia, 08001, Spain (41.38289 2.17743)

Coordinates: 41.31704 2.05250 41.46791 2.22836 – Minimum elevation: 0 m – Maximum elevation: 515 m – Average elevation: 79 m

Majorca

Spain > Balearic Islands

Majorca, Balearic Islands, Spain (39. 61343 2.88035)

Coordinates: 39.26434 2.34473 39.96251 3.47875 – Minimum elevation: 0 m – Maximum elevation: 1,408 m – Average elevation: 36 m

Dénia

Spain > Valencian Community > Dénia

Dénia, la Marina Alta, Alacant / Alicante, Valencian Community, Spain (38.84084 0.10611)

Coordinates: 38.74720 -0.04439 38.88650 0.16676 – Minimum elevation: 0 m – Maximum elevation: 990 m – Average elevation: 110 m

Santiago de Compostela

Spain > Galicia > Santiago de Compostela

Santiago de Compostela, Santiago, A Coruña, Galicia, Spain (42.88042 -8.54586)

Coordinates: 42.82414 -8.63201 42.98963 -8.38964 – Minimum elevation: 22 m – Maximum elevation: 529 m – Average elevation: 256 m

Galicia

Spain > Galicia

Galicia, Spain (42. 61946 -7.86311)

Coordinates: 41.80736 -9.30154 43.79042 -6.73395 – Minimum elevation: 0 m – Maximum elevation: 2,097 m – Average elevation: 394 m

Málaga

Spain > Andalusia > Málaga-Costa del Sol > Málaga

Málaga, Málaga-Costa del Sol, Malaga, Andalusia, Spain (36.72130 -4.42164)

Coordinates: 36.63457 -4.58789 36.89404 -4.26049 – Minimum elevation: 0 m – Maximum elevation: 1,023 m – Average elevation: 280 m

Lanzarote

Spain > Las Palmas

Lanzarote, Las Palmas, Canary Islands, Spain (29.03971 -13.63629)

Coordinates: 28.83838 -13.88231 29.41606 -13.33201 – Minimum elevation: 0 m – Maximum elevation: 663 m – Average elevation: 28 m

Seville

Spain > Andalusia > Seville

Seville, Sevilla, Andalusia, Spain (37. 38863 -5.99534)

Coordinates: 37.30020 -6.03292 37.45296 -5.81916 – Minimum elevation: 0 m – Maximum elevation: 171 m – Average elevation: 43 m

Gran Canaria

Spain

Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, Spain (27.95800 -15.60623)

Coordinates: 27.73458 -15.83465 28.18143 -15.35828 – Minimum elevation: 0 m – Maximum elevation: 1,950 m – Average elevation: 156 m

Madrid

Spain > Community of Madrid > Madrid

Madrid, Área metropolitana de Madrid y Corredor del Henares, Community of Madrid, 28080, Spain (40.41670 -3.70358)

Coordinates: 40.25670 -3.86358 40.57670 -3.54358 – Minimum elevation: 505 m – Maximum elevation: 1,383 m – Average elevation: 678 m

Bilbao

Spain > Autonomous Community of the Basque Country > Bilbao

Bilbao, Biscay, Autonomous Community of the Basque Country, Spain (43. 26300 -2.93500)

Coordinates: 43.21372 -2.98598 43.29013 -2.88026 – Minimum elevation: 1 m – Maximum elevation: 980 m – Average elevation: 183 m

Fuerteventura

Spain

Fuerteventura, Canary Islands, Spain (28.40038 -14.00487)

Coordinates: 28.04351 -14.50975 28.76599 -13.81075 – Minimum elevation: 0 m – Maximum elevation: 763 m – Average elevation: 18 m

Alicante

Spain > Valencian Community > Alacant / Alicante > Alicante

Alicante, l’Alacantí, Alacant / Alicante, Valencian Community, Spain (38.34364 -0.48817)

Coordinates: 38.16039 -0.65670 38.53707 -0.37509 – Minimum elevation: 0 m – Maximum elevation: 1,403 m – Average elevation: 225 m

Lajares

Spain > Las Palmas > La Oliva > Lajares

Lajares, La Oliva, Las Palmas, Canary Islands, 35650, Spain (28. 68020 -13.93405)

Coordinates: 28.66020 -13.95405 28.70020 -13.91405 – Minimum elevation: 17 m – Maximum elevation: 274 m – Average elevation: 113 m

Murcia

Spain > Region of Murcia > Murcia

Murcia, Área Metropolitana de Murcia, Region of Murcia, Spain (37.99238 -1.13054)

Coordinates: 37.71587 -1.38483 38.11792 -0.85089 – Minimum elevation: 0 m – Maximum elevation: 1,105 m – Average elevation: 170 m

Valencia

Spain > Valencian Community > Valencia > Valencia

Valencia, Comarca de València, Valencia, Valencian Community, Spain (39.46971 -0.37634)

Coordinates: 39.27845 -0.43255 39.56661 -0.27252 – Minimum elevation: -2 m – Maximum elevation: 805 m – Average elevation: 78 m

Lloret de Mar

Spain > Catalonia > Selva > Lloret de Mar

Lloret de Mar, Selva, Girona, Catalonia, 17310, Spain (41. 69735 2.83924)

Coordinates: 41.68651 2.77686 41.76290 2.89683 – Minimum elevation: 0 m – Maximum elevation: 508 m – Average elevation: 113 m

Horta-Guinardó

Spain > Catalonia > Barcelonès > Barcelona

Horta-Guinardó, Barcelona, Barcelonès, Barcelona, Catalonia, 08001, Spain (41.42883 2.14396)

Coordinates: 41.40693 2.12043 41.45071 2.18084 – Minimum elevation: 10 m – Maximum elevation: 509 m – Average elevation: 160 m

Ibiza

Spain > Balearic Islands > Ibiza

Ibiza, Balearic Islands, Spain (38.97439 1.41975)

Coordinates: 38.83042 1.21327 39.11841 1.62159 – Minimum elevation: 0 m – Maximum elevation: 467 m – Average elevation: 16 m

Andalusia

Spain > Andalusia

Andalusia, Spain (37. 34000 -4.58116)

Coordinates: 35.93764 -7.52269 38.72909 -1.62980 – Minimum elevation: 0 m – Maximum elevation: 3,313 m – Average elevation: 378 m

Palma

Spain > Balearic Islands > Palma

Palma, Balearic Islands, Spain (39.56958 2.65007)

Coordinates: 39.12073 2.56385 39.65841 2.97986 – Minimum elevation: 0 m – Maximum elevation: 992 m – Average elevation: 53 m

Marbella

Spain > Andalusia > Costa del Sol Occidental > Marbella

Marbella, Costa del Sol Occidental, Malaga, Andalusia, Spain (36.50898 -4.88562)

Coordinates: 36.46001 -5.01467 36.55497 -4.73057 – Minimum elevation: 0 m – Maximum elevation: 1,491 m – Average elevation: 223 m

Girona

Spain > Catalonia > Girona > Girona

Girona, Gironès, Girona, Catalonia, Spain (41. 97930 2.81994)

Coordinates: 41.93924 2.78310 42.02973 2.89824 – Minimum elevation: 36 m – Maximum elevation: 478 m – Average elevation: 159 m

Granada

Spain > Andalusia > Granada > Granada

Granada, Comarca de la Vega de Granada, Granada, Andalusia, Spain (37.18078 -3.58926)

Coordinates: 37.13670 -3.70036 37.22502 -3.49632 – Minimum elevation: 546 m – Maximum elevation: 3,073 m – Average elevation: 1,006 m

Confurco

Spain > Galicia > O Xallas

Confurco, Santa Comba, O Xallas, A Coruña, Galicia, 15837, Spain (42.96472 -8.88378)

Coordinates: 42.96467 -8.88383 42.96477 -8.88373 – Minimum elevation: 244 m – Maximum elevation: 488 m – Average elevation: 335 m

Santiago de Compostela

Spain > Galicia > Santiago > Santiago de Compostela

Santiago de Compostela, Santiago, A Coruña, Galicia, 15705, Spain (42. 88042 -8.54586)

Coordinates: 42.72042 -8.70586 43.04042 -8.38586 – Minimum elevation: 0 m – Maximum elevation: 922 m – Average elevation: 302 m

Iberian Peninsula

Spain

Iberian Peninsula, Spain (39.89520 -4.49836)

Coordinates: 36.00004 -9.50059 43.79042 3.32225 – Minimum elevation: 0 m – Maximum elevation: 4,424 m – Average elevation: 309 m

Madrid

Spain > Community of Madrid > Madrid

Madrid, Área metropolitana de Madrid y Corredor del Henares, Community of Madrid, 28001, Spain (40.41670 -3.70358)

Coordinates: 40.31198 -3.88895 40.64373 -3.51792 – Minimum elevation: 519 m – Maximum elevation: 1,829 m – Average elevation: 715 m

Cádiz

Spain > Andalusia > Bay of Cádiz > Cádiz

Cádiz, Bay of Cádiz, Cádiz, Andalusia, Spain (36. 52974 -6.29290)

Coordinates: 36.44379 -6.31746 36.54546 -6.22506 – Minimum elevation: 0 m – Maximum elevation: 34 m – Average elevation: 2 m

Aragon

Spain > Aragon

Aragon, Spain (41.37873 -0.76394)

Coordinates: 39.84678 -2.17367 42.92450 0.77131 – Minimum elevation: 0 m – Maximum elevation: 3,284 m – Average elevation: 643 m

Catalonia

Spain > Catalonia

Catalonia, Spain (41.85231 1.57450)

Coordinates: 40.52305 0.15941 42.86152 3.32225 – Minimum elevation: -1 m – Maximum elevation: 3,284 m – Average elevation: 353 m

Menorca

Spain > Balearic Islands > Es Migjorn Gran

Menorca, es Migjorn Gran, Menorca, Balearic Islands, 07749, Spain (39. 94940 4.05939)

Coordinates: 39.62940 3.73939 40.26940 4.37939 – Minimum elevation: 0 m – Maximum elevation: 534 m – Average elevation: 4 m

Cap de Creus

Spain > Catalonia > Cadaqués

Cap de Creus, GR 11, Cadaqués, Upper Empordà, Girona, Catalonia, 17488, Spain (42.31946 3.32235)

Coordinates: 42.31941 3.32230 42.31951 3.32240 – Minimum elevation: 0 m – Maximum elevation: 181 m – Average elevation: 10 m

Chiclana de la Frontera

Spain > Andalusia > Bay of Cádiz > Chiclana de la Frontera

Chiclana de la Frontera, Bay of Cádiz, Cádiz, Andalusia, Spain (36.41911 -6.14607)

Coordinates: 36.33070 -6.21317 36.47215 -5.99413 – Minimum elevation: -1 m – Maximum elevation: 319 m – Average elevation: 40 m

Salamanca

Spain > Castile and León > Salamanca > Salamanca

Salamanca, Castile and León, Spain (40. 96516 -5.66402)

Coordinates: 40.91463 -5.73580 40.99319 -5.62262 – Minimum elevation: 762 m – Maximum elevation: 939 m – Average elevation: 820 m

Gràcia

Spain > Catalonia > Barcelonès > Barcelona

Gràcia, Barcelona, Barcelonès, Barcelona, Catalonia, 08001, Spain (41.41017 2.15514)

Coordinates: 41.39556 2.12972 41.42489 2.17208 – Minimum elevation: 0 m – Maximum elevation: 509 m – Average elevation: 125 m

Girona

Spain > Valencian Community > Orba

Girona, Orba, la Marina Alta, Alacant / Alicante, Valencian Community, 03791, Spain (38.78757 -0.08782)

Coordinates: 38.78615 -0.09015 38.78816 -0.08504 – Minimum elevation: 75 m – Maximum elevation: 834 m – Average elevation: 327 m

Picos de Europa

Spain > Asturias > Cabrales

Picos de Europa, Cabrales, Asturias, 33554, Spain (43. 18960 -4.83275)

Coordinates: 43.17960 -4.84275 43.19960 -4.82275 – Minimum elevation: 1,191 m – Maximum elevation: 2,592 m – Average elevation: 2,022 m

Lleida

Spain > Catalonia > Lleida > Lleida

Lleida, Segrià, Lleida, Catalonia, Spain (41.61476 0.62678)

Coordinates: 41.51035 0.36360 41.73957 0.74198 – Minimum elevation: 79 m – Maximum elevation: 918 m – Average elevation: 286 m

Canary Islands

Spain

Canary Islands, Spain (28.29358 -16.62145)

Coordinates: 27.63774 -18.16087 29.41606 -13.33201 – Minimum elevation: 0 m – Maximum elevation: 3,551 m – Average elevation: 18 m

Elx / Elche

Spain > Valencian Community > Alacant / Alicante > Elx / Elche

Elx / Elche, el Baix Vinalopó, Alacant / Alicante, Valencian Community, Spain (38. 26533 -0.69884)

Coordinates: 38.12791 -0.78181 38.34480 -0.51018 – Minimum elevation: 0 m – Maximum elevation: 596 m – Average elevation: 74 m

Tarragona

Spain > Catalonia > Tarragona > Tarragona

Tarragona, Tarragonès, Tarragona, Catalonia, 43001, Spain (41.11724 1.25461)

Coordinates: 41.07864 1.18706 41.16688 1.37523 – Minimum elevation: 0 m – Maximum elevation: 734 m – Average elevation: 78 m

Torrevieja

Spain > Valencian Community > el Baix Segura / La Vega Baja del Segura > Torrevieja

Torrevieja, el Baix Segura / La Vega Baja del Segura, Alacant / Alicante, Valencian Community, Spain (37.97754 -0.68284)

Coordinates: 37.94083 -0.76182 38.04816 -0.64730 – Minimum elevation: -4 m – Maximum elevation: 185 m – Average elevation: 22 m

La Puebla de Fantova

Spain > Aragon > La Ribagorza > Graus > La Puebla de Fantova

La Puebla de Fantova, Graus, La Ribagorza, Huesca, Aragon, Spain (42. 25913 0.39774)

Coordinates: 42.23913 0.37774 42.27913 0.41774 – Minimum elevation: 484 m – Maximum elevation: 1,020 m – Average elevation: 691 m

Torremolinos

Spain > Andalusia > Costa del Sol Occidental > Torremolinos

Torremolinos, Costa del Sol Occidental, Malaga, Andalusia, Spain (36.62428 -4.49954)

Coordinates: 36.59940 -4.56152 36.65240 -4.47522 – Minimum elevation: 0 m – Maximum elevation: 740 m – Average elevation: 149 m

Guadix

Spain > Andalusia > Comarca de Guadix > Guadix

Guadix, Comarca de Guadix, Granada, Andalusia, Spain (37.30069 -3.13520)

Coordinates: 37.23862 -3.26153 37.56132 -2.93718 – Minimum elevation: 553 m – Maximum elevation: 3,131 m – Average elevation: 1,163 m

Sierra Nevada

Spain > Andalusia

Sierra Nevada, Granada, Andalusia, 18420, Spain (37. 09219 -3.15939)

Coordinates: 36.94935 -3.48020 37.11379 -2.79616 – Minimum elevation: 0 m – Maximum elevation: 3,439 m – Average elevation: 1,269 m

Baúl

Spain > Andalusia > Comarca de Baza > Baza > Baúl

Baúl, Baza, Comarca de Baza, Granada, Andalusia, Spain (37.42789 -2.92856)

Coordinates: 37.40789 -2.94856 37.44789 -2.90856 – Minimum elevation: 1,005 m – Maximum elevation: 1,907 m – Average elevation: 1,229 m

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Museo de la Naturaleza y el Hombre

Museo de la Naturaleza y el Hombre (MNH), (Museum of Nature and Man in English), is a museum based in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Tenerife, (Canary Islands, Spain). It contains many significant archaeological finds and is considered the best repository …

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Tarrafal de São Nicolau, Cape Verde (municipality)

Tarrafal de São Nicolau is a concelho (municipality) of Cape Verde. Situated in the western part of the island of São Nicolau, it covers 35% of the island area, and is home to 41% of its population. Its capital is the town Tarrafal de São Nicolau. T…

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Tacoronte

Tacoronte is a city and municipality of Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain. It is located in the north-east of the island. Mostly rural, the municipality stretches for 30 square kilometers from the volcanic peaks that rise in the center of the island t…

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Santa Úrsula

Santa Úrsula (named after Saint Ursula) is a town and a municipality on the north coast of Tenerife. It is located 6 km east of Puerto de la Cruz and 24 km west of the island’s capital, Santa Cruz de Tenerife. The population is 14,545 (2013) and the…

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Palmetum of Santa Cruz de Tenerife

The Palmetum of Santa Cruz de Tenerife is a botanical garden of 120. 000 m² specialized in palms (Arecaceae) . It is located in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain. The park is divided in “biogeographical sections” and includes a large syst…

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La Matanza de Acentejo

La Matanza de Acentejo is a town near the north coast of Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain. It is located 10 km east of Puerto de la Cruz, and about 20 km west of the island’s capital, Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

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Hospital Universitario Nuestra Señora de Candelaria

Hospital Universitario Nuestra Señora de Candelaria or University Hospital of the Nuestra Señora de Candelaria is an advanced hospital in Tenerife (Canary Islands, Spain). Located in the city of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Affiliated with the Servicio C…

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La Victoria de Acentejo

La Victoria de Acentejo is a town and a municipality in the northern part of the island Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain. It is located near the north coast, 2 km southwest of La Matanza de Acentejo, 7 km northeast of La Orotava and 22 km west of the…

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Intercambiador

The Intercambiador (aka Tenerife Transport Interchange) in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, the capital of Tenerife, combines the main station of the TITSA public bus service with parking for private vehicles and access to trams.

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Hospital Universitario de Canarias

Hospital Universitario de Canarias or University Hospital of the Canary Islands is an advanced hospital in Tenerife (Canary Islands, Spain). Located in the city of San Cristóbal de La Laguna. Affiliated with the education and research network of the…

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El Sauzal

El Sauzal is a town and a municipality in the northeastern part of the island of Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain. It is located on the north coast, 12 km west of San Cristóbal de La Laguna, 13 km northeast of La Orotava and 18 km west of the island’…

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Centro Internacional de Ferias y Congresos de Tenerife

The Tenerife International Centre for Trade Fairs and Congresses (Canary island, Spain), also known as “The Fair Recint” (“Recinto Ferial”) was opened in May 1996. The building, covers an area exceeding 40,000 square meters in the sea front of Santa…

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Assault on Cádiz (1797)

The Assault on Cadiz was a part of a protracted naval blockade of the Spanish port of Cadiz by the Royal Navy, which comprised the siege and the shelling of the city as well as an amphibious assault on the port itself from June to July 1797. After t…

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Pabellón Insular Santiago Martín

Pabellón Insular Santiago Martín is an arena in San Cristóbal de La Laguna, Spain. It is primarily used for basketball and is the home arena of Iberostar Tenerife.

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Las Valeras

Las Valeras is a municipality located in the province of Cuenca, Castile-La Mancha, Spain.

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Iglesia de San Francisco de Asís (Santa Cruz de Tenerife)

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El Rosario is a municipality in the northeastern part of the island of Tenerife in the Santa Cruz de Tenerife province, on the Canary Islands, Spain. The seat of the municipality is the town La Esperanza, in the mountainous interior of the island. T…

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Map of Spain Wine Regions

Explore the Spain wine map to reveal the country’s most famous wines.

Somehow, Spanish wines continue to fly under the radar. What’s surprising, is Spain is the 3rd largest producer of wine with the largest land area dedicated to vineyards in the world! (2.4 million acres)

Spanish wines range the gamut from great values to collectible treasures, and from delicate whites to opulent reds.

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Because Spain is so diverse, it helps to get a lay of the land. Let’s explore the major wine producing areas and understand what they’re best known for.

There are 138 official wine designations in Spain (as of 2020). The regions are incredibly diverse, producing everything from zesty Albariño to inky, black Monastrell. So, the best way to learn about Spanish wine is to break up the country into 7 distinct climates.

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Albariño vineyards trained on pergolas in Rías Baixas. Olé Imports

Northwest “Green” Spain

Regions to Know: Rías Baixas, Ribeira Sacra, Bierzo, Txakolina

Key Grapes: Albariño, Mencía, Godello

Galicia feels very unlike the rest of Spain. Lush green valleys in the mountains lead to cities along the water where the cuisine includes lots of fresh fish.

Albariño is the champion grape of Rías Baixas (REE-us BYE-shus), found in the extreme Northwest of the Spanish wine map. Expect to drink mineral-driven, zesty white wines along with a few tart, elegant and aromatic red wines made with Mencía (“men-THEE-yah”).

La Rioja wine region is protected by a ridge of mountains in the North. by Àlex Porta i Tallant

Ebro and Duero River Valleys

Regions to Know: Rioja, Ribera del Duero, Toro, Rueda, Cariñena

Key Grapes: Tempranillo, Garnacha, Carignan, Verdejo, Viura

The Ebro and Duero River Valleys produce some of Spain’s most noteworthy Tempranillo wines.

In Rueda, there grows an exceptional, minerally Spanish white wine grape called Verdejo.

The Ebro River Valley is lucky to get a more Mediterranean influence with less intense climate swings. Because of this, Tempranillo and Garnacha produce fruitier, more elegantly styled wines. Rioja is famous for its long-standing bodegas, like Lopez de Heredia, who turn consistently turn out age-worthy reds.

Catalunya: a picture perfect Mediterranean climate. by Carles Rabada

Northern Mediterranean Coast

Regions to Know: Cava, Priorat, Montsant

Key Grapes: Carignan, Garnacha, Cava Grapes: Macabeu (aka Viura), Parellada, and Xarello

Few places in the world have a more perfect Mediterranean climate.

Many grapes grow well in Catalunya because of the many unique microclimates from coast to inland hills. Along the coastline, Cava is the reigning queen. Cava is Spain’s answer to Champagne. However, instead of using the same ol’ French grapes, they incorporate indigenous ones which make for savory wines with finesse.

The powerhouse red wine area is definitely Priorat. A once forgotten plot (decimated by Phylloxera), Priorat went on to become a red wine hotspot coveted by critics. Old vine Carignan and Garnacha hold the key to their fruity-yet-slate-y reds.

Head-trained Monastrell vineyards in Murcia’s Yecla region. by Ryan Opaz

Southern Mediterranean

Regions to Know: Utiel-Requena, Yecla, Jumilla, Bullas

Key Grapes: Monastrell, Bobal, Cabernet Sauvignon

The southern Mediterranean on the Spain wine map, offers great options for fruit-forward wine fans. The two most worth noting are Monastrell (aka Mourvèdre), a rich, mouth-coating red, and Bobal, a blueberry-juice-like daily drinking red.

Interestingly enough, Bordeaux varieties (like Cabernet Sauvignon) seem to perform well here too and make for great blending grapes with Monastrell. In Jumilla, Bodega El Nido puts out a consistently high-rated Monastrell-Cabernet blends.

Aerial of the monastery and vineyards in Ucles. by Carlos Coronado

Central Plateau

Regions to Know: Méntrida, Uclés, Vinos de Madrid, etc

Key Grapes: Tempranillo, Garnacha, Albillo, Petit Verdot

The central plateau or Meseta Central is the inner plateau of Spain and home to capital city, Madrid. Average elevation here is about 2,500 feet (762 meters) and it’s sunny and dry. To survive these arid conditions, vines are spaced far apart and grow close to the ground.

While there is a great deal of white Airén growing here, the real interesting stuff comes from old vine Garnacha and Petit Verdot growing at even higher elevations in the hills. In fact, there are many designated vineyard sites here, called “Vino de Pago” which show real promise.

Palomino grapes grow in powdery white “Albariza” soil in Andalucía. by Chris Juden

Andalucía

Regional To Know: Sherry, Sierras de Málaga, Montilla-Moriles
Key Grapes: Palomino, Pedro Ximénez, Muscat de Alexandria

Andalucía is most famous for Sherry. Stark white albariza soil makes the Palomino vineyards in Cádiz look like a moonscape. The Sherry wines everyone ought to try are those on the dry side, including Manzanilla and Amontillado.

Montilla-Moriles on the other hand, produces one of the sweetest wines of them all. It’s called “PX” and it’s made from Pedro Ximénez grapes. An aged PX, like those from Bodegas Toro Abala, is sweet enough to be poured over pancakes (making it the most luxurious breakfast syrup in the history of the world).

Finally, Sierras de Málaga makes dry, still wines. The dry Moscatel (Muscat de Alexandria) wines from this area suggest at how things are changing in Andalucía.

Taganan vineyard is an unlikely spot to grow grapes on Tenerife Island. by Jimmy Hayes

The Islands

(including The Canary Islands)
Key Regions: Islas Canarias, Illes Beleares
Key Grapes: Palomino, Listán Negro, Callet

The Islands of Spain offer a wide range of wines from Listán Negro-based reds to sweet whites made with Moscatel. Wines from the Canary Islands are perceived as gritty and rustic because of the volcanic soils.

Currently, there are few exporters of the rare island wines. Perhaps it’s a reason to make the trek.

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Spain has wonderful resorts that are located both on the continent and on the islands.

Balearic – in the Mediterranean: Ibiza Island , Majorca Island , Minorca Island .

Canaries – in the Atlantic Ocean (all year round): Tenerife Island , Gran Canaria Island, La Palma Island, Lanzarote Island, Fuerteventura Island.

Resorts of continental Spain : Costa del Sol, Costa Tropical, Costa Brava, Costa Dorada, Costa Blanca, Resort of San Sebastian .

Overview of the best resorts in Spain – what to do, how to get there, prices for holidays

Which resort in Spain would you like to visit the most? Do not know? Let’s figure it out together. We will consider the 13 most famous locations, their attractions and the approximate cost of the rest.

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Spain is one of the most popular holiday destinations for Russians, and despite the rise in the euro exchange rate (the euro is used in Spain) and the obligatory presence of a Schengen visa, a huge number of people come here.

This article is about resorts in Spain . For more convenient use, we offer an interactive detailed map of resorts in Spain in Russian , where each area is highlighted. Description of all resorts in Spain is on the page below the map. Spain has access to the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea, in addition, Spain has a number of islands that are also famous resorts. The resorts of the Atlantic Ocean are not popular due to the fact that it is quite cold near the coast of the Atlantic Ocean and the water rarely rises above 20 degrees even in the hottest months. An exception is made only for the Canary Islands – one of the most famous resorts in Spain and for the resort of San Sebastian. Mediterranean resorts, on the contrary, are very popular and each of the resorts needs a separate description. Resorts in Spain can be divided into three parts: 1. Resorts in continental Spain, ie. those resorts located on the mainland 2. Resorts located in the Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean (Ibiza, Majorca and Menorca) 3. Resorts in the Canary Islands

Map of Spanish resorts in the Canary Islands .

Tenerife, Gran Canaria, La Palma

Canary Islands , as you know, belong to Spain, so the Canary Islands, like any other place in Spain, need a Schengen visa. The Canary Islands are the birthplace of canaries, hence the beautiful name. It must be borne in mind that the Canary Islands are much closer to Africa than to Europe. So the distance to Africa is about 100 km, while to Europe at the minimum point – about 1000 km (near the borders of Portugal). The weather in the Canary Islands is such that you can come here on vacation throughout the year.

The most famous resort of the Canary Islands is the island of Tenerife, the largest of the Canary Islands. This is where most tourists come. Tenerife is an island with two faces, two microclimates. This is due to the fact that there are two climatic zones on the island: one is humid, the other is arid. The beaches of Tenerife are very beautiful, with golden sand, although you can find pebble beaches (mostly wild), as well as black sand beaches. The best resorts in Tenerife are located in the dry part of the island – the south.

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Apart from Tenerife, also popular island resorts are the island La Palma and Gran Canaria . As for the sights, there are not as many of them here as in the famous Spanish resorts, but they are, that is, it will not be boring. Holidays on the islands are quite expensive and are one of the best in Europe, especially considering that you can come here in any season. There are really a lot of Europeans here, although you can meet representatives of many nations and nationalities.

Map of Spanish resorts in the Balearic Islands

Ibiza, Mallorca, Menroca
The Balearic Islands are not as well known as the Canary Islands, but each of the islands individually sounds no less beautiful. So, the following well-known resorts belong to the Balearic Islands: Mallorca, Ibiza and Menorca.

Balearic Islands

Menorca is the youngest island in terms of tourism. It is quiet, calm, somewhat cooler here than on other islands (and in hot summer this is an indisputable plus). What are the advantages of the island? Looking at map of resorts in Spain , you can understand that Menorca is the smallest of the three islands, but also the most comfortable. Those who want to take a break from the noise and get into silence should go here. Entertainment is not much, but they are. The sand here is light, and the island itself is not crowded, so relaxing on the beach here is a pleasure. In contrast to Menorca, Ibiza and Mallorca act.

Ibiza resort

Ibiza is not just a resort, it’s a club. In Ibiza you can find the most famous DJs, the trendiest music and great entertainment. People often come here not to go to the beach, but to visit clubs. Although the sea here is excellent: the sandy shore pleases others, and a light breeze does not let you get tired of the heat. You can only recommend a vacation here to young people and strictly without children. Entertainment here is focused primarily on young people. Mallorca (or Mallorca) is the largest of the three Balearic islands. In addition to being the largest resort of the Balearic Islands, it is also a developed tourist center. There are many entertainments, attractions, beautiful yarns and in general everything that a tourist can wish for. It’s not as noisy as in Ibiza, but not as quiet as in Menorca, it’s something in between. Everyone will be comfortable here – both parents with children and those who love clubs and couples who want to be alone.

Spanish resorts on the mainland (mainland Spain)

Costa Brava, Costa de Barcelona-Maresme, Costa Dorada, Costa del Azahar, Costa de Valencia, Costa Blanca, Costa Calida, Costa de Almería, Costa Tropical, Costa del Sol
Costa Brava is the northernmost part of Spain, but that doesn’t mean it’s cold. The southern border of France corresponds to the northern part of Spain. Therefore, it is not colder here than in Nice. Rest here is not as hot as in the south of Spain, but it is great for those who want to spend time with pleasure. Holidays in the Costa Brava are suitable for all travelers: both wealthy and middle-income, it will be interesting for couples and families with children. There are no special places that you must definitely go to, but you don’t get bored either, because there are more than enough monuments and other architectural places. Choosing a hotel is a big deal, because the beach here is very, very long – 200 km, so it’s impossible to say for sure what you can find here.

Spain Costa Brava

Costa Dorada – moving south on the resort map of Spain you will see another long beach, more than 200 km wide, called the Costa Dorada. This area is otherwise known as the “Gold Coast”. This is one of the most pleasant areas of Spain and this is due to the Catalan Mountains, which protect the Mediterranean coast from the winds. This is a paradise for lovers of a relaxing beach holiday, for those who love the sand and the sea. From entertainment there is everything you need, from fishing to parks. The most famous of which is Aventura Park. This is a legendary beach that you just need to go to if you have the opportunity. Some people come to the Costa Dorada specifically to go to this world-famous park. Otherwise, the vacation does not imply anything extreme, but rather suitable for couples and families.

Spain – Costa Dorada

Costa de Barcelona-Maresme . Also called Costa del Maresme. This is a resort that is directly connected with Barcelona, this site belongs to the province of Barcelona. This resort is characterized by the fact that here you can find the most inexpensive hotels on the Mediterranean coast. At the same time, the level of comfort remains quite high. Therefore, if you dream of going to Spain, but want to save money, then pay attention to this resort.

Spain Costa de Barcelona-Maresme

Costa del Azaar are smaller beaches compared to other regions of Spain. There are “only” 120 kilometers of beautiful beaches. That is more than enough for the most spoiled tourist. A feature of the region is that orange trees grow in large numbers here. This resort is currently under active development. In addition, this is no longer Catalonia, but the autonomy of Valencia, and it has its own characteristics that are characteristic only for those who travel to different regions.

Spain – Costa del Azaar

Costa de Valencia – the immediate vicinity of Valencia. As such, the region is often not singled out, but considered to be part of the Costa Blanca. The nature here is diverse, there are also hills and small rocks. You can also see orange groves. In this region you can find the same as in Valencia, so read more about the resort below.

Costa Blanca is a chic, famous and delightful resort in Spain, more than 200 km long. It is believed that there is the largest number of the best beaches in Europe (they are marked with the corresponding blue flag) that can be found in Spain. You have to go here for exactly the same things you need to eat in Alicante, the capital of the region. In addition to the beautiful beaches in the Costa Brava, you can find discos of the highest level. Everyone can go here: families with children to spend time on the beaches, young people to hang out and relax in the resort’s clubs, and couples to find secluded places. The resort is quite popular, so the prices here can be quite high.

Blue Flag

Costa Calida – This Spanish resort can be found on the map between Valencia and Andalusia. The beach is really huge – its length is about 250 kilometers. A feature of the Costa Calida resort is that it is very warm here (warmer than in other regions of Spain), as the mountains do not allow the cold to come here in winter, while the resort itself is located far from the cold currents of the Mediterranean Sea. The sun is almost everything here, since the number of sunny days exceeds 300, and precipitation appears only in winter. Costa Calida is one of the most important resorts in Spain. Here is the most beautiful and largest lagoon in Europe Mar Menor. It is the unique climate that has led to the fact that some of the most prestigious resorts in Spain are located here. You can also choose to travel here if your vacation in other resorts has already been missed due to bad weather, as it is warmer here than on the other coast.

Spain – Costa de Valencia

Costa de Almeria – this Spanish resort, located on the Mediterranean coast, is known for its history: there are many monuments, sculptures and other historical values of different times. Even the smallest settlement can boast of history. The resort is named after the port of Almeria, an ancient city founded by the Romans, where you can find many historical monuments. The beaches here do not lose to other regions of Spain, the sand here can be both light and golden, and opposite the sea there are hills and mountains that adorn the resort. Costa de Almeria is one of the youngest resorts in Spain, so tourists are not everywhere here yet, but on the other hand, only here you can find the most modern buildings built using the latest technologies, so those who prefer modern relaxation will like their vacation.

Spain – Costa Blanca

Costa Tropical – otherwise called “Tropical Coast”. This is due to the fact that the climate here is tropical. The beaches stretched for 100 kilometers and of course all are ideal, with excellent infrastructure. But in addition to the unique climate, you can also find famous monuments of architecture and history here. The Costa Tropical really has a history, it has more than one thousand years. Therefore, there will be no shortage of sights and excellent photographs. The number of sunny days a year is never less than 300. You need to go to the Tropical Coast to relax on the beach, see architectural monuments. For those who prefer clubs and discos, it is better to look elsewhere.

Costa del Sol is the largest resort in Spain: it is here that the longest beaches are more than 300 kilometers long, and you can come to rest in the spring and leave in the fall. The center of the resort is the city of Malaga, one of the largest ports in Spain. In another way, this region is also called the “Sunny Beach” of Spain. Here you can find all kinds of entertainment: modern and traditional. The resort will also be of interest to art lovers; it is here that the famous house-museum of Pablo Picasso is located. There is also expanse for yacht owners here: a separate yacht club. In addition, you can look at other yachts if you don’t have your own. Here are located luxury hotels in Spain, attracting tourists from different countries. The level of comfort is very high and local hotels are on par with the best resorts in the world. Also in the Costa del Sol is the amazing Selow Park, in which animals live in natural conditions. Rest can be recommended to absolutely everyone, the main thing is to have enough money.

In addition to the mentioned resorts, it is necessary to single out the resort towns, which are especially popular among tourists, and even more so among tourists from Russia. Barcelona is the first resort that comes to mind when people say Spain. Although the residents of Barcelona themselves do not consider themselves as such, they say that they are Catalans. Although for tourists – it means almost nothing. In Barcelona you can find really everything you need for tourism. If you have not been here, then it is worth starting your visit to Spain from Barça. There are beautiful long sandy beaches, there are many architectural monuments, delicious food and unusual entertainment, football and the pride of Tibidabo, fountains and funiculars. In Barcelona, you can live quite cheaply, because there are both very expensive hotels and cheap hostels.

Barcelona

Valencia is an excellent resort in Spain, the region of the same name. It cannot be said that Valencia is worse or better than Barcelona, it is just a little bit different. A little bit precisely because all Spanish resorts are similar to each other. It is believed that Valencia is a calmer city, prices are lower here, in addition, Valencia is a center of science and culture. The sea is warmer here, and the sun is hotter. It just so happens that Barcelona is just more advertised.

Valencia

Alicante is more of an area than a city. Many tourists say Alicante, but in fact they mean exactly the area in which this rather city is located. Of course, the city itself does not reach Valencia or Barcelona in terms of sights, but it will please those for whom the sea is more important. Many tourists say that Alicante has very beautiful nature, you want to breathe and enjoy. This refers to the sea and especially the beaches. Alicante relatively recently began to develop as a resort to which tourists come, although now most of the population is employed in the tourism business or in the service sector.

Alicante

Malaga is the southernmost of the famous resorts in Spain, which is popular. The city has a long history. You have to go here if you want to see cultural monuments. There are really a lot of interesting ancient places, each of which has some kind of mystery. If we compare the beaches of Malaga and other resorts in Spain, then everything is a little worse. There are several reasons for this. One of them is the port, which is one of the important sights of the city.

Malaga

No specific city can be recommended. Everyone decides for himself what suits him and what does not. We only note that a distinctive feature of all Spanish resorts is that they are state-owned, or rather municipal, but more importantly for tourists, the beaches are not private, that is, access to the beach cannot be closed. As, for example, it happens in Nice. But the infrastructure on the beach can be private, that is, there are all conditions for lovers of umbrellas and sun loungers, but for some money.

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Map of Spain with popular resorts attracts tourists from all over the world not only with its stunning beaches, but also with historical sights and snow-capped peaks of the Pyrenees. And the architecture of ancient buildings deserves special attention. The air temperature in the country, even in winter, rarely drops below + 10-15 ° C, so the rest here is wonderful almost at any time of the year. The main thing is to know exactly where to go. We offer you to get acquainted with the most famous Spanish resorts, their attractions and entertainment, transport links and

Spanish cities for history lovers

Excursions are interesting throughout the country. Small villages provide an opportunity to see the life of various ethnic groups. Architectural monuments, museums, galleries of Madrid, Barcelona, Seville reflect the history of development not only of Europe, but of the whole civilization.

Many cities in Spain have bullrings. Thrill-seekers can watch the spectacle, the finale of which is ? the death of a bull, and sometimes a bullfighter. The dates of the fights should be known in advance in order to take care of the tickets.

Barcelona

Sagrada Familia in Barcelona
The capital of Catalonia is interesting for its Gothic quarters, numerous temples of incredible beauty, a long promenade overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.

We advise you to see:

• Barcelona Aquarium – one of the largest in Europe, accommodates 11 thousand representatives of the marine element; • La Rambla – the symbol of the capital of Spain, the most popular street for the promenade; • Park Güell – Gaudí himself worked on its creation; • Dom Mila and Dom Batlló are the most interesting creations of Gaudí, which amaze the imagination; • Tower Agbar – a skyscraper in a modern style with a height of 34 floors, especially good at night; • Cathedral – an unusual Catholic church in the Gothic style. Getting to Barcelona is very easy, flights are regularly made here. The cost of rest varies depending on the star rating of the hotel and starts from 80 € per day.

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Benidorm

Balcony of the Mediterranean
This modern resort is suitable for those tourists who want to combine beach and sightseeing holidays, as well as for active youth recreation. At the same time, it is possible to visit sights, both historical and natural.

Be sure to visit:

• Balcony of the Mediterranean – the famous snow-white observation deck, which is located on a cliff. It offers stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea; • Elche Park – a green area, which is conveniently located between the port and the Old Town and smoothly flows into the Poniete beach; • Observation deck Gran Hotel Bali – the highest point of the island, located in the building of the hotel of the same name; • Serra Helada Park – a park of natural origin with rocky terrain overlooking the cozy and picturesque bays on the coast. To get to Benidorm, you must first land at Alicante airport and then travel another 440 km by taxi or bus. The cost of rest is almost the same as in Barcelona.

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of the west and northern northern west and northern worships

The western and northern coasts are much less famous among foreign tourists, although the Spaniards themselves prefer to rest here. The coastline, washed by the waters of the Bay of Biscay and the Atlantic Ocean, is indented with bays, rocky capes protrude far into the sea and there are a lot of wild, almost deserted beaches. The local resort regions include Galicia, Costa Verde and Cantabria.

Galicia

Galicia is the westernmost region of Spain. Its shores are washed by the Atlantic Ocean in the western part and the Bay of Biscay in the northern. Galicia is called the most Spanish province in the whole country, as foreign influence on the local culture was minimal. The nature of the region is unusually beautiful and due to the fact that the tourism industry of the region is not yet particularly developed, many corners have been preserved in an untouched, virgin form.

Galician resorts include Vivera, Cariño, Ortigueira, Minho, Santa Eugenia de Riviera, Vigo and others. People come here mainly not for the sake of noisy discos, festivals and crowded beaches, but for the sake of a calm, relaxing holiday, for the sake of getting to know the culture of the region.

Costa Verde

The Costa Verde or the Green Coast (the coast of Asturias) is becoming increasingly popular with tourists looking for a quiet getaway. It has a length of 345 kilometers and can offer guests many small coves, cozy resort towns, excellent conditions for fishing and numerous historical and architectural sights. There is no sweltering heat on the Costa Verde coast, in summer the air temperature does not rise above +26 degrees, and the water warms up to +21 °C.

The main resorts here are Gijon, Llanes, Villaviciosa, Perlora, Celorio, Luanco, Cavedo, Aviles and others. Perhaps the most popular among vacationers is Gijón, a large, modern city with a long history and excellent conditions for both youth and families.

Cantabria

Cantabria is located in the northern part of Spain, almost on the border with France. The coast of the province is washed by the waters of the Bay of Biscay. This region is known for stunning mountain scenery, amazing caves, numerous natural parks and beautiful beaches. The weather here is not hot, the air temperature in summer is around +26 – +27 degrees. This region is still little explored by tourists – mostly Spaniards rest here.

Castro Urdiales, Santander, Santillana del Mar, Laredo, Suances can be called resort centers of the region. It is in Santillana del Mar that the world-famous cave of Altamira is located, the walls of which are decorated with ancient rock paintings.

Ibiza

Beach in Ibiza
There are no tourists among those who would not hear this name. This island is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. • The resort offers 58 beaches with white sand and intensely clear water. Ibiza is known for its noisy discos and is considered the club capital of the world. This is where all the most famous parties take place. • There are 7 incredibly cool nightclubs on the island. A huge number of young people come to Ibiza every year, because all the most interesting happens at night. And in the afternoon you will have the opportunity to enjoy a beach holiday. There are two ways to get to the island. From Moscow by direct flight, which flies only on Fridays. From other cities – flying first to Vienna, Munich or Berlin, and then making a transfer. The cost of rest per night in a hostel is approximately 80 €. In a 3-star hotel from 130 € per day and more.

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Cantabri , Cantabria, Spain
The locals call this city the Land of Joy. This small region, located on the Atlantic coast, impresses with its diversity and landscape. Here, mountain peaks and spacious valleys, bays and rough vegetation harmoniously combine into a unique picture.

Be sure to visit the local beauty:

• National park “Peaks of Europe”; • Dune complex at the mouth of the Pas River; • Cave of Altamira, which is compared with the famous Sistine Chapel; • Natural Park of Collados del Azón, where you should definitely admire the huge thundering waterfall of Nacimiento del Río Azón, which is the third largest in the country; • Cabarceno Safari Park. To get to Centabria, you need to fly to the international airport in the city of Parais, which is located 6 km from the capital of Centabria. You can also get there by car or bus on the A-8, A-67 highway. The cost of rest will be lower in comparison with previous resorts.

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Spain’s highways are divided according to the regional division of the country: there are state roads (about 26 thousand kilometers), roads of autonomous regions (about 71 thousand kilometers), provinces (68 thousand km) and municipalities (480 thousand km). Also, in Spain there is a network of motorways, the length of which is about 17 thousand km. The road networks of Spain are integrated into the European road networks and the roads of the European Union, in addition to their own Spanish number, have a duplicate European standardized number.

Costa Brava

Costa Brava resort, Catalonia
This resort is well known to tourists. It is suitable for active and sightseeing, and for a relaxing holiday with children. It is called the “Coast of the Brave” because of the rocky terrain and the visibility of the Pyrenees. Here, sandy beaches are smoothly replaced by cliffs with dense vegetation.

Main attractions:

• Salvador Dali Museum; • The grandiose WaterWorld water park in the city of Lloret de Mar and the beaches of this city, marked with the Blue Flag; • Botanical garden in Blanes; • Medieval castle of Sant Joan; • Cemetery of Lloret de Mar; • Cat Museum in Lloret de Mar; • Park of the Gnomes in Lloret de Mar. To get to the Costa Brava, you need to fly to Barcelona, and then transfer to the train. The cost of rest per night in a hostel starts from 35 €. In a 1 star hotel from 60 € per night and more.

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Tamarit Castle, Costa Dorada, Spain
This resort is called the “Gold Coast” because the sand on the beaches has a pleasant golden hue. Costa Dorada is suitable for both beach and sightseeing holidays and holidays with children. Moreover, they will have something to see here: • Port Aventura is a huge theme amusement park, divided into 6 separate worlds; • Aquapolis La Pineda – 110 thousand square meters of water slides and other attractions for children and adults; • Fountains in Salou – singing fountains; • Aquopolis – a water park with a dolphinarium for the youngest tourists. If you want a noisy holiday, it is better to choose cities in the central or western part. The most convenient way to get to the resort is with a transfer – fly to Barcelona, and then take a bus or taxi. The cost of rest per night is almost the same as on the Costa Brava.

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Fenals (Playa de Fenals)

Looking for the best beaches in Spain on the map, pay attention to Playa de Fenals, located on the Costa Brava. Occupying a picturesque bay, the length of which reaches 700 m, it is distinguished by beautiful nature and excellent equipment. The coastline is covered with coarse granular sand. The sea here is quiet and completely transparent, but the entry into the water is steep, and the depth comes already 3-4 meters from the shore. A natural shade is created by a pine forest, to which several concrete paths lead.

On the territory of Fenals there are several cafes, shops and restaurants, guarded parking, stalls with ice cream and drinks, changing rooms, showers, a playground with exercise equipment and a toilet. There is a diving club, a children’s center, animators and a rental station for various water transport. For people with disabilities there is a ramp with chairs for safe diving in the sea. Free Wi-Fi is distributed throughout the coast. Sun loungers and umbrellas are available for a fee. Fans of outdoor activities can go in for aerobics, dancing, athletics, as well as parachuting and riding various types of water transport.

Costa del Sol

Beach on the Costa del Sol
At Sunny Berg, the flow of tourists does not decrease at any time of the year. but keep in mind that due to the presence of the Atlantic current, the water here is considered to be quite cool. Therefore, for families with children, it is better to choose another place. Yes, and beach discos here subside only with sunrise. But surfers will be delighted – the waves here are regular guests.

Be sure to visit:

• The small town of Frigiliana, which is hidden in the mountains; • Caves of Nerja; • Safari Park, which is home to animals from all over the world. It is interesting and pleasant to watch them, since the most natural habitat has been created for each of them; • Fortress Castillo Sohe – a symbol of the city. The nearest airport from the Costa del Sol is located in Malaga, so it is most convenient to land there. The cost of rest per night is almost the same as on the Costa Dorada.

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Costa Tropical or Tropical Coast

Costa Tropical is located in the province of Granada in southern Spain. The Sierra Nevada mountains protect the resort from cold northern winds. And the subtropical microclimate and the proximity of Africa contribute to the fact that there are 320 sunny days a year, almost without rain, and the average annual air temperature reaches + 20 C. The water temperature in the summer months is + 24.

Nearly year-round cultivation of vegetables and tropical fruits, fishing and tourism form the backbone of the region’s economy.

Holidays in Costa Tropical complement: excellent hotel infrastructure; sandy beaches for every taste; cliffs and cozy bays; water parks and all kinds of water entertainment ; reserves; excellent national cuisine with the famous “tapas”, grilled meat and fish; sports ports in Motril; numerous restaurants and cafes; a varied evening program for young people in the form of concerts and discos; inexpensive by Spanish standards, the prices of this coast.

Costa Tropical Attractions:

The Alhambra Palace is the pearl of Arab Granada in Spain.

Almuñécar and its Roman ruins.

Almuñécar is a seaside resort town in the south of Spain, which is the unofficial border of two coasts: the Costa del Sol and the Costa Tropical. It is located on a hill at the mouth of the Rio Verde.

Almuñécar Attractions:

Moorish castle.

El Majuelo Botanical and Architectural Park.

Palm Park.

Pena Escrita Nature Reserve.

Loro Sexy Bird Park.

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Costa de les Luz

Costa de les Luz
The name of the resort is translated as “Coast of Light”. It is interesting because it borders on Portugal and has adopted an interesting ethnic connotation. Costa de les Luz is ideal for a relaxing family holiday or holiday with children. There is no hustle and bustle here, life flows at a leisurely pace, and the weather is warm and sunny. The sand on the local beaches is so fine that it seems almost white. Most of the beaches are marked with blue flags. We advise you to visit: • Cathedral of San Salvador in Jerez de la Frontera; • Complex of archaeological excavations from Roman times; • Roman Theater in Cadiz; • Tower of Victoria Church. There are several airports near the city – in Malaga, Seville, Algeciras and Jerez de la Frontera. Many buses run from Malaga daily. The cost of rest is about the same as in the previous three cities.

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Costa Blanca or White Coast

Costa Blanca or White Coast is a tourist region of the Mediterranean coast of Spain. It stretches for 212 kilometers along the coastline of the province of Alicante in the Valencian community.

Costa Blanca Spain

Costa Blanca is famous for its clean fine sandy beaches, mountain ranges and white cliffs that protect the coast from the continent from northern winds, the emerald gentle sea in summer with a water temperature of + 28 C, an abundance of sunny days a year with a maximum temperature in August + 32 C.

Costa Blanca has the largest number of beaches in Spain marked with the Blue Flag of the European Union for the development of infrastructure and cleanliness of the coast.

Alicante is the capital of the province of Alicante and the entire tourist region, divided by it into two zones: North and South. The city with its airport is the air gate of the White Coast. He is the first to meet his guests!

Costa Brava embankments

Attractions of Alicante:

Castle Castillo de Santa Barbara. It rises on the Benacantil rock (height 166 m). Rising to the observation deck of the castle by elevator, you can see the entire panorama of the surroundings.

Castle Castillo de San Femando. It is located above the municipal park.

Museum of 20th century art. There are collections of works by Spanish artists of the 50s: Alfaro, Viola, Canogar, Mompo, Sabel.

La Rambia street is the heart of the city. This is the place for parades and celebrations.

Paseo Maritimo promenade – an avenue of palm trees and a recreation center for tourists.

In June, Nit del Foe (Night of Fire) is celebrated in Alicante.

Benidorm is the second most important city on the Costa Blanca and a famous resort.

Especially it attracts young people with night parties and discos, as well as lovers of active sports.

Attractions of the resort of Benidorm:

Rincon de Loches cliff above the Levant beach. Viewpoint.

Aqualandia water park with caves, water slides, swimming pool.

Mindomar – park of exotic and marine animals.

Terra “Natura” – a zoo.

Plasa de Toros – Bullring.

Terra Mitica Amusement Park – Mythic Land. This gigantic attraction complex has been delighting visitors since 2000. The theme park combines on its territory 5 zones of the ancient and medieval Mediterranean: Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece, Ancient Rome, Iberia, Mediterranean islands. More than 80 costume shows are held here daily.

Valencia – a city with a special charm! In June, a colorful festival of the Kings takes place. Don’t forget to visit Valencia and make up your mind about it!

Costa del Almeria

Costa del Almeria
This resort belongs to the Spanish Andalusia, which means that you have the opportunity to admire numerous architectural monuments. The largest tourist center is Almeria. This city was founded during Roman rule.

Main attractions:

• The Alcazaba fortress, built in the 13th century. On its highest tower – Torre del Omenaja there is an observation deck; • Not far from the tower is the local village of La Chkanka. It is unusual in that the locals chose the caves as their dwelling; • Cathedral of the 16th century; • The Templo de San Juan and the City Hall opposite it. You can get to the resort with a transfer – first to Malaga Airport, and then by local transport. The cost of rest is about the same as in previous cities.

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Find flights to Costa del Almeria Compare6 9027 prices in 728 airlines. Also around are the tops of the mountains, which protect it from the northern cold wind. The main resort city is Granada. Here are not only the best beaches, but also interesting sights: • Alhambra Red Palace; • Cathedral; • Gardens of the Generalife; • Palace of Charles V. The warmest region of Spain can be reached by plane from the two nearest airports – in Malaga or Granada. You can also fly to Barcelona, and then transfer to the bus.

The cost of a night in a hostel in Granada starts from 15 €, in a 1 star hotel – from 35 €.

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Mallorca
It is worth noting right away that this island is one of the most visited among all the resorts in Spain. Therefore, before planning your tutu vacation, think about whether you want to spend it in such a close environment. If yes, then unforgettable coral reefs, picturesque mountain ranges, spacious green valleys and stunning beaches await you. Arenal is considered to be the center of youth parties. There is where to go, and the nightlife is in full swing until the morning. And yes, the prices are quite affordable. For families with children, it is better to choose Cola d’Or. It is much quieter here, and the sea is calm and warm due to the numerous bays. For newlyweds and just couples in love, we recommend going to romantic Paguera. The concentration of Russian tourists is observed in Magaluf. Please note that the further inland you go, the quieter and more isolated your holiday will be, and the prices will be much lower. You can get to the island by flying to Barcelona, and then transferring to the ferry.

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Before going to this sunny country, many inexperienced travelers wonder where Spain is located. The state is located in the southwestern part of Europe and the Iberian (Iberian) Peninsula. As a rule, in the country of Spain, the Iberian Peninsula is considered the largest in Southern Europe and covers an area of 582 thousand sq. km. The Iberian Peninsula is connected to the mainland. Most of the Iberian Peninsula is a plateau.

The peninsula on the world map

The climate of the Iberian Peninsula is subtropical dry, on the coasts of the sea. Rivers flow in the country: Duero, Ebro, Tajo, Guadiana, Guadalquivir. Some territories of the state are located on the territory of Africa.

In addition, Spain owns the Balearic and Pitius, Canary Islands, including the well-known islands of Ibiza and Mallorca.

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Menorca

Menorca
This island is slightly smaller than Mallorca and differs from it in a fundamental way. Menorca is one of the most expensive resorts in Spain. The entire territory of the island is officially considered a biosphere reserve, on the territory of which high-rise buildings cannot be built. You won’t find the usual hotels here, and all the small buildings are painted white as one. Holidays in Menorca are called quiet, measured. There are no numerous tourists and annoying hotel guides. And if you compare the island with Ibiza, you can say that this is a desert. For informational purposes, we recommend visiting: • Castle Castillo de santa Agueda; • Cave Sa Cova den Xoroi, which is a natural grotto, which is located on a sheer cliff; • Wine cellars. Menorca has an airport that can be reached with a transfer in Barcelona or Madrid.

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skiing on highways

Ski resorts in Spain are located at a low altitude (2-2.5 km). For this reason, you should choose only the winter months for skiing. Sierra Nevada? the most popular, but quite expensive area for a ski holiday. More affordable is the combined Aramon Ski Area on the Sierra de la Demanda, which includes many ski resorts. The well-maintained bases of the Aragonese Pyrenees claimed to host the 2010 Olympics. In addition to skiing, there are healing springs of mineral water. The slopes of Baqueira-Beret, Macella, La Pinilla, Alto Campo are equipped for professionals, beginners, families with children.

From a financial point of view, new winter slopes are attractive: Val de Nuria, Rasos de Peguera, Walter 2000.

Tenerife

Tenerife
And our brief overview of the beautiful “island of eternal spring” Tenerife, which is part of the Canary Islands and is the largest of them, completes our brief overview. It is here that you can find hotels and entertainment for every taste. If you are looking for a quiet place with a developed infrastructure for children’s recreation – welcome to Puerto de la Cruz. If you want to dance all night long and visit a variety of clubs – come to Costa adaje. Fans of diving and other active sports are sure to like the island. There are also calm blue lagoons and surfing spots. With children, you should definitely visit Loro Park. There is a zoo, a botanical garden, a dolphinarium and a water park. You can get to the paradise island by plane, because there are two airports here. The cost of rest in a hostel is from 33 € per day, in a 1-star hotel – from 56 € and more.

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Map of the island of Tenerife.

Tenerife Island (Spanish version of the name – Tenerife) – the largest island in the Canary Islands, located in the eastern Atlantic about 300 kilometers west of the African coast of Morocco. Today, there are several versions of the origin of the name of the island of Tenerife. According to the most likely version, its name comes from the name of the mensei (king) of the Guanches Tinerfe El Grande.

Tenerife is located in the western group of islands of the Canary archipelago. To the west of it are other islands of the group – Hierro, Gomera and Palma. In the east are the islands of the eastern group – Gran Canaria, Fuerventura, Lanzarote and a number of small islets and reefs.

The area of the island of Tenerife exceeds 2030 square kilometers.

Geographical coordinates of the island of Tenerife: 28°16′07″ s. sh. 16°36′20″ W d.

Currently, the island of Tenerife is administratively part of the province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, while being an integral part of Spain.

A picture of the island of Tenerife from space.

History.

As evidenced by numerous artifacts discovered by archaeologists, both Carthaginian and then ancient Roman navigators visited the island of Tenerife. I also assume that the Phoenicians sailed to Tenerife even earlier, but this hypothesis has not yet been proven.

The first permanent population appeared in Tenerife in the period from the 5th century BC to the beginning of our era. Most likely, people came to the island from nearby areas of North Africa. A few centuries later, on the island of Tenerife and other islands in the Canary archipelago, a persistent ethnic group was formed, which was called the Guanches. For several hundred years, the Guanches lived in the Canary Islands in fact in complete isolation from neighboring continents, which made it possible to form their peculiar culture.

In 1496, the island of Tenerife, like the other islands of the Canaries, was captured by the Spaniards. In Tenerife, the Guanches tried to resist the invaders, as punishment for this, most of them were exterminated or sold into slavery, and the survivors agreed to accept Christianity, after which, having lost their culture and language, they assimilated with the Spaniards.

After the conquest of the Guanches by the Spaniards, numerous colonists began to arrive in Tenerife from Normandy, Flanders and the southern regions of France.

Between the 16th and 19th centuries, Tenerife was regularly attacked by English pirates, while the islanders managed to fight back sometimes successfully, and sometimes endure disasters.

In 1797, the English fleet, led by Admiral Horatio Nelson, tried to take the fortress of Santa Cruz, located on the island of Tenerife, but it all ended in a heavy defeat for the British, and Nelson himself lost his arm as a result of being wounded. In Tenerife, you can still visit the ruins of old fortresses.

After the end of the Napoleonic Wars in Europe, the Canary Islands ceased to attract attention, even despite their strategic position. In fact, the civil war in Spain at the end of the 30s of the last century also passed unnoticed by the Canary Islands.

The Second World War for Tenerife was filled with the fact that a few dozen miles north of it, British destroyers sank a German submarine at the end of April 1945, which, according to experts, could evacuate representatives of the top of the Reich to South America.

Tourism is rapidly developing in Tenerife, bringing the lion’s share of the profits to the local and Spanish budgets.

South coast of Tenerife.

Origin and geography of the island.

The origin of Tenerife is volcanic with distinct features. According to experts, it could have formed even earlier than other islands of the archipelago, during a period remote from us by about 20-22 million years.

In its shape, Tenerife is very much like a triangle, although many geographers are inclined to believe that it is more like a ham. The line of its coast (total length – 342 kilometers) is relatively straight and does not form large bays and bays. The length of the island from northeast to southwest is approximately 80-85 kilometers with a maximum width of 50 in the southwest.

Tenerife is mountainous in its relief, and its coasts are sometimes steep and rocky, but at the same time there are many flat areas with black volcanic sands and small pebbles. The mountain range divides the island into two approximately equal parts – northern and southern, which determines the difference in the climate of the island. The highest point not only of the island of Tenerife, but of the entire continental Spain is the volcanic Mount Teide, which has a height of 3718 meters above sea level.

The natural sources of fresh water in Tenerife are mainly small and shallow streams that overflow somewhat after rains.

Teide volcano on the island of Tenerife.

Climate.

The island of Tenerife is located on the latitudes of the African Sahara desert, which in its majority determines the formation of its climate. Tenerife is sometimes called the “Island of Eternal Spring” (Isla de la Eterna Primavera), as it is sunny and warm throughout the year. The temperature does not fluctuate much depending on the season and its statistical averages range from +21° to +27 °C in winter and from +24° to +30 °C in summer. As noted above, the climate of the island is also largely influenced by the mountain range, so in the north of Tenerife it is cooler and damper, and in the south it is dry and sunny.

Tenerife beaches and vegetation.

Population.

Currently, about 900 thousand people live on the island of Tenerife. They are mostly Spaniards by nationality. Apart from tourists, representatives of other nations and nationalities also live on the island, but they are in an absolute minority. The official language in Tenerife is Spanish, which in itself is not surprising. The largest settlement in Tenerife in terms of population and importance is the city of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, the administrative center of the province of the same name in Spain, to which the island itself is administratively assigned. Santa Cruz de Tenerife is located on the northern coast of the island and is now home to about 220,000 inhabitants.

The currency in circulation on the island of Tenerife is the euro (EUR, code 978), consisting of 100 euro cents.

City and port of Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

Flora and fauna.

The pristine nature of the island of Tenerife was largely affected during the period of anthropogenic intervention, the relict subtropical forests were almost completely cut down, and the vacated areas are occupied by agricultural cereals and bananas.

The fauna is also poor for about the same reason. At the moment, it is now represented mainly by domestic animals introduced by humans, and some species of sea birds, among which cormorants and gulls predominate. According to ornithologists, the island of Tenerife is on the migration route of migratory birds from Northern Europe to Africa.

Teide Observatory in Tenerife.

Tourism.

Tourism has been developed on the island of Tenerife since the 70s of the last century. Over the past time, a suitable infrastructure and conditions have been created here for high-class recreation, mainly for wealthy people.

Most tourists and visitors to the island arrive in Tenerife by plane. Two international airports reconstructed at the beginning of this century have long been operating here – Reina Sofia (TFS), which was opened in 1978 and named after the Spanish Queen, and Los Rodeos (TFN). In addition to the aviation mode of transport, you can also arrive in Tenerife by ferry from continental Spain, as well as on your own yacht. The island of Tenerife is also visited by ocean cruise liners of various classes, since the Canary Islands lie on the routes of many sea cruises.

A huge number of different luxury hotels and beach-hotel complexes have been built on the island of Tenerife. The most famous hotels here are Be Live Experience Playa La Arena, Mediterranean Palace Hotel, Cleopatra Palace Hotel, RedLevel at Gran Melia Palacio De Isora, NH Tenerife and others. Most of these complexes are concentrated in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, as well as in its environs. They often include their own beaches, small stadiums, swimming pools, golf and horseback riding courses, restaurants and nightclubs.

Tenerife is also rich in historical monuments. For example, the city of San Cristobal de la Laguna has long been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List due to the numerous architectural monuments in it. Fans of attractions in Tenerife should also visit the Guimar Pyramids, which are six stepped pyramids, their origin is still unknown. The Inferno Island Reserve is also one of the most visited sites by tourists; it is here that you can still see the pristine nature of the island before its colonization. In addition, it is worth noting that the Basilica of Candelaria, which is the main shrine of the island, is always massively visited by Catholic pilgrims from almost all over Europe.

Teresitas beach in Tenerife.

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On Monday, September 19, as part of the La Liga 2 season 2022/2023 tournament, the 6th round match between the teams Tenerife and Malaga will take place.

The match will start at 22:00 in the city of Santa Cruz de Tenerife at the Eliodoro Rodriguez Lopez stadium.

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Tenerife

The place at the bottom of the standings, occupied by Tenerife, is due to not the most optimal balance of wins-draws-losses: With 1 win, the team has 1 draw and 3 losses.

“Tenerife” has a negative difference between goals scored and goals conceded, while conceding most often in the final fifteen minutes of the second half, which is 40% of all goals conceded, and it is on this segment that the players should tighten their concentration. At the same time, the team hits the opponent’s goal most often in the first third of the second half, which is 67% of all goals scored. However, this is not enough for a positive balance, and the coaching staff needs to add attacking intensity in other game segments.

Malaga

Based on the results of 5 matches played, the Malaga team is 21st in the La Liga 2 standings with 3 points.

Place at the bottom of the standings, which is “Malaga”, due to not the most optimal balance of wins-draws-losses: With 1 win and 4 losses.

“Malaga” has a negative difference between goals scored and goals conceded, while conceding most often in the second third of the second half, which is 44% of all goals conceded, and it is in this segment that the players should tighten their concentration. At the same time, the team hits the opponent’s goal most often in the first third of the second half, which is 50% of all goals scored. However, this is not enough for a positive balance, and the coaching staff needs to add attacking intensity in other game segments.

Match prediction

Tenerife have won once, drawn once and lost three in their last five matches. At the same time, the Malaga team won one match and lost four duels.

Tenerife is 1 point ahead of Malaga in the standings and has the best goal difference: -3 to -5.

It is also worth noting that in almost all recent matches, both Tenerife and Malaga score one or less goals per game, which allows you to count on ineffective football in the performance of both teams and recommend paying attention to the Total Under 1. 5 bet. coefficient 2.62.

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Interesting facts

Tenerife’s losing streak against Malaga in head-to-head matches in La Liga 2 is 2 matches

Tenerife’s losing streak against Malaga in head-to-head matches in La Liga 2 is 3 matches
7 Tenerife’s unscoring streak against Malaga in head-to-head matches in La Liga 2 is 2 games

La Liga 2’s head-to-head streak against Tenerife in Malaga is 3 games

Malaga’s winning streak against Tenerife in La Liga 2 is 2 2 games

Malaga’s unbeaten streak against Tenerife in La Liga 2 is 3 matches

Malaga’s losing streak in La Liga 2 is 2 matches

Malaga’s unbeaten streak in La Liga 2 is 2 matches

The series of matches in La Liga 2 in which Malaga concedes goals is 7 matches

Frequently asked questions

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The match will start at 22:00

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sights, beaches and places of power. Tenerife island on the map of Spain

Tenerife island on the map of Spain

Map of Tenerife detailed

Map of Tenerife

Tenerife is the largest Spanish island of the Canary Islands archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean, located between the islands of La Gomera and Gran Canaria. The map of Tenerife will give you the best opportunity to get acquainted with the geography of this picturesque island of eternal spring.

Tenerife is a volcanic island – here are the famous volcanoes Teide and Viejo, as well as a cave of volcanic origin – Cueva del Viento.

The landscape of the island is diverse: mountains, valleys, ravines, forests, which is well shown by the geographical map of Tenerife.

Here are such mountain ranges as: Anaga – in the northeast, Teno – in the northwest, Adeje – in the south; the famous valleys of Valle de la Orotava and Valle de Guimar, where grapes are grown.

The island is divided into 31 municipalities.

If you find Tenerife on a world map, you can see that the island is closer to Africa than to Europe, of which it is a part.

The island has popular resorts as well as numerous excellent beaches.

A map of Tenerife with attractions is always located in the map tab, in the places section. Thanks to this service, you will be able to get acquainted with numerous interesting objects and get the necessary information, which will serve as a good guide for your trip.

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Where is Tenerife on the world map?

Tenerife is located in the Atlantic Ocean in the archipelago of the Canary Islands. The island is located 300 kilometers from Africa and about 1000 kilometers from mainland Spain, to which it belongs. Tenerife is the largest and, as they say, the most beautiful island of the Canaries, which annually attracts about 10 million tourists from all over the world. Its geographic coordinates: 28°16′07″ s. sh. and 16°36′20″ W.

Where is Tenerife located on the map of Spain and the Canary Islands?

The map of Spain shows that the island is located in the center of the archipelago of the Canary Islands, at a considerable distance from mainland Spain. It is located in the center of the other islands of the Canaries, and together with the islands of Gomera, Palma and Hierro, it is included in the province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

Interactive map of Tenerife with cities, resorts, hotels and attractions

Tenerife is an island that can satisfy the needs of completely different tourists. So, Puerto de la Cruz offers an excellent family vacation, and you can break away on noisy Las Americas or Costa Adeje, where the richest choice of entertainment is offered. The older generation prefers Los Cristianos, it is calm and measured here. Those who are fond of diving are waiting for the southwest coast of Tenerife. For surfers, we recommend El Medano with endless beaches and steady winds. Puerto de la Cruz – the main resort of the northern coast, was founded in the 16th century and, unlike many other places on the island, has its own character, traditions and flavor.

Airports of Tenerife on the map

Tenerife has two airports: northern (Tenerife Norte Aeropuerto – TFN) and southern (enerife Sur Aeropuerto – TFS). The northern one serves domestic flights between the Canary Islands and mainland Spain, while the southern one is for international traffic.

The editors of the magazine made in Russian a complete and detailed map of the island of Tenerife with beaches, cities, hotels, roads, and shops. You can come to any of these places and get a great experience and take beautiful photos!

How to use the Tenerife card?

Click on a place of interest and go to its detailed description! A lot of useful information has been written about each point, photos, secrets and tips have been taken.

The editors of Hiking Tenerife have been collecting these materials for 5 years! We have put a lot of work and time into this project. If it helped you, let us know =)

We regularly add new places and points of interest, reviews and POIs to the map of Tenerife in Russian. In order not to miss, follow the news on the site, but better. We have explored the Canary Islands far and wide, we know many secret corners and tell our readers the best.

Want more? Look at this map of Tenerife from British Airways. Cool, right? =)

By the way, the most popular tourist places are listed here. Now compare it with our selection. The most tourist spots are already known, and we have collected unique, interesting and important places, wild beaches and unpopular sights, boutique hotels and airports, national parks and viewing platforms, small towns in a detailed map of Tenerife in Russian from the editorial site. Share with friends! They will be useful =)

Isn’t that enough? Then here is the best card!

Need a public transport map? Please. Here is a detailed road map of Tenerife showing how to get to attractions and airports by public transport.

Hmm, okay. Here is a historical map of Tenerife made several decades ago. See how the tourist south is depicted. Just a small village. How are they built now.

Here is a detailed map of Tenerife with the names of cities and towns in Russian.
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arrow in the upper left corner. You can change the scale using the scale on the right side of the map or by turning the mouse wheel.

Where is Tenerife

Tenerife
located in Spain. it
a wonderful, beautiful place, with its own history and traditions. Tenerife coordinates: north latitude and east longitude (show on a large map).

Virtual walk

A little man figurine above the scale will help you take a virtual walk through the cities of Tenerife.
By pressing and holding the left mouse button, drag it to any place on the map and you will go for a walk, with
In this case, inscriptions with the approximate address of the area will appear in the upper left corner. Direction of travel
choose by clicking on the arrows in the center of the screen.
The “Satellite” option at the top left allows you to see the relief image of the surface. In map mode, you will get
the opportunity to get acquainted in detail with the highways of Tenerife and the main
attractions.

Tenerife – Canary Islands on the world map – a piece of paradise or an unattractive place?

In the Atlantic Ocean there is an archipelago of volcanic origin called the Canary Islands, which belongs to the Kingdom of Spain and consists of seven large inhabited islands and many small ones. Where is Tenerife located on the world map?

Tenerife is the largest and most populous island in the Canary Islands, in the heart of the Canary Islands. Tenerife on the world map can be recognized by the unusual shape of the contour, resembling a ham. The area of the island is about 2000 km2, the population is 900 thousand people. The capital of the island is the city of Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

Map of Tenerife.

Interesting to know!
Tenerife is called a miniature continent, because it has more than one climatic zone, hence the incredible differences in climate, flora and fauna, and relief. The island is divided in the middle by a mountain range that divides it into northern and southern parts.

North Tenerife is colder, strong winds blow here and the air temperature is always lower than in the south. However, this is just a paradise for vegetation – the flora here is diverse and unique. This part of the island is provided more for tourist routes, sightseeing and excursions. There are many ancient towns with amazing colorful streets and a huge number of attractions – both natural and man-made.

Tenerife North.

The southern part is characterized by warm and dry weather, wonderful equipped beaches with black volcanic sand washed by the Atlantic, and well-developed infrastructure.

Which part of Tenerife to choose for recreation – South or North

One of the largest and most famous resorts in the south of Tenerife is Las Americas. It was created specifically for tourists and is considered one of the largest and most popular resorts. There are well-equipped beaches, a pedestrian promenade with many clubs, discos and restaurants. Having bought a tour and arrived here, tourists will surely hear not only Spanish, but also Russian, since many Russians rest here.

Near Las Americas there is another resort – Los Cristianos – the old town. Here it will be pleasant to walk along the picturesque Spanish narrow streets with pastry and fruit shops, drink coffee in an open cafe and enjoy the wonderful atmosphere. However, this place is best considered for walking, it is not worth staying here for a large number of days, since only one hotel has been built here, and the beaches are located near the port and far enough away to swim there every day.

A little north of Las Americas and Los Cristianos Tenerife is the town of Arona, it is a little less popular, but, nevertheless, has a well-developed infrastructure and beaches with all amenities. The most popular resorts of Arona are Los Cristianos and Playa de Las Americas. They are known for their scuba diving and water sports.

Next to Arona in Tenerife is the picturesque site of San Miguel de Abona, which has been granted the status of cultural heritage. There are various attractions here – the Church of St. Michael the Archangel, the El Capitan Museum, the house in which Juan Betancourt was born.

If you wish, you can visit the San Blas Ecological Reserve, which has great natural value, and the Yellow Mountain natural monument, which are very popular among tourists. This resort will not leave golf lovers indifferent, as there are two wonderful courses here – Golf de Sur and Amarilla Golf. Just like in Arona, this resort offers water and underwater sports at the sports port of La Marina San Miguel.

Moving strictly north from this resort, you can get to the highest village in Tenerife – Vilaflor. There is no access to the sea, but despite this, a huge number of tourists arrive here every day. Since this place has the purest mountain air and the appropriate climate, most tourists come here for health improvement, especially many visitors visit this place with a disease of the respiratory system. Vilaflora also has healing springs with mineral water.

The routes created for visitors follow the paths that were previously used by the Guanche tribes – the inhabitants of the island – to drive their cattle through a narrow, steep valley to pasture.

On the territory of Vilaflor there are several nature reserves, rich in historical heritage.

A small resort in the south of Tenerife, Playa Paraiso, which means “Paradise Beach” in Russian, will allow you to enjoy solitude. There are only four high-rise hotels in the center on the coast, a couple of shops and several night discos. However, if you can enjoy the silence here, then the oceans are unlikely, despite the name of the resort, since the coast here is rocky and entry into the ocean is not very convenient.

In the southeastern part of the island is the fishing town of Las Galletas with a black beach of volcanic sand, it is remote from the main tourist areas – this is a place for a more relaxing holiday. Heading to the north of Tenerife, you first find yourself in Candelaria – a city of pilgrims, where the main attraction is the Candelaria Basilica – a Catholic church, and then in the very capital of Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

Port in Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

Traveling around the island, one cannot help but look into the medieval village of Santiago del Teide, founded in the 16th century, which is interesting for its history and traditions. The baroque church of San Fernando, which was built in the 17th century, is a must-see. The church attracts tourists with its mysterious architecture and beautiful paintings inside.

This place is also famous for the fact that it is from here that the narrow-gauge serpentine begins to the village of Masca, which is located in the upper part of the famous Masca Gorge in Tenerife at an altitude of about 600 meters. It is one of the deepest in Tenerife, and the route visited daily by tourists from different countries from the top to the ocean is approximately 9kilometers – this is a whole trail of obstacles, here you have to jump over rivers and climb stones. Therefore, the day before, have a good rest, and before the gorge, take courage and patience.

If you want to enjoy a relaxing holiday and improve your body, then you should visit the city of Bahamar. Bajamar is a small fishing village located in the northern part of Tenerife. This is a coastal secluded place with mountainous areas, with unique natural pools and picturesque massifs of the Anaga Park.

For lovers of untouched nature, a visit to the island of La Gomera is a must, the tourist infrastructure is extremely poorly developed here, however, one of the most significant sights of the Canary Islands is located here – the Garajonay National Park, which is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. Here you can see a giant baobab, a relict-heather grove, three-meter dandelions, extensive palm plantations and much more. You can get here by ferry from Tenerife.

Relic laurel-heather forest in La Gomera.

What to take on your trip will depend on the purpose for which you go there. If you plan to just lie on the beach, swim and sunbathe, then there will be one set of things, if you count on a more active holiday, then another, if you visit expensive restaurants – the third.

However, both travelers will have the same list of documents: passport, visa, insurance. It will not be superfluous to know that upon arrival at the airport they will give you to fill out a migration card, in which you will need to indicate your details in detail.

Important!
Keep the torn-off part of your migration card for the rest of your trip as you will need to show it on the way back at the airport.

Spain is a wonderful, amazing and touristic country in Europe. When you travel, you want to cover everything at once – to visit both the island part and the continental part, but this, as a rule, is problematic. To decide – open a simple school atlas, take a look at the Canary Islands, see where and in what amazing place Tenerife is located on the world map – pack your suitcase and boldly go on vacation and you will not regret your choice for a second. And as the Spaniards say – Bienvenida!

sights, beaches and places of power Spain tenerife island map

The editors of the magazine made in Russian a complete and detailed map of the island of Tenerife with beaches, cities, hotels, roads, and shops. You can come to any of these places and get a great experience and take beautiful photos!

How to use the Tenerife card?

Click on a place of interest and go to its detailed description! A lot of useful information has been written about each point, photos, secrets and tips have been taken.

Hiking Tenerife editors have been collecting these materials for 5 years! We have put a lot of work and time into this project. If it helped you, let us know =)

We regularly add new places and points of interest, reviews and POIs to the map of Tenerife in Russian. In order not to miss, follow the news on the site, but better. We have explored the Canary Islands far and wide, we know many secret corners and tell our readers the best.

Want more? Look at this map of Tenerife from British Airways. Cool, right? =)

By the way, the most popular tourist spots are listed here. Now compare it with our selection. The most tourist spots are already known, and we have collected unique, interesting and important places, wild beaches and unpopular sights, boutique hotels and airports, national parks and viewing platforms, small towns in a detailed map of Tenerife in Russian from the editorial site. Share with friends! It will be useful for them =)

And this is not enough? Then here is the best card!

Need a public transport map? Please. Here is a detailed road map of Tenerife showing how to get to attractions and airports by public transport.

Hmm, okay. Here is a historical map of Tenerife made several decades ago. See how the tourist south is depicted. Just a small village. How are they built now.

What country is Tenerife in? Show on map Tenerife and Canary Islands. Detailed map of Tenerife in Russian. Map of roads and streets, attractions, hotels and restaurants on the interactive map of Tenerife.

Where is Tenerife located on the world map?

Tenerife is located in the Atlantic Ocean in the archipelago of the Canary Islands. The island is located 300 kilometers from Africa and about 1000 kilometers from mainland Spain, to which it belongs. Tenerife is the largest and, as they say, the most beautiful island of the Canaries, which annually attracts about 10 million tourists from all over the world. Its geographic coordinates: 28°16′07″ s. sh. and 16°36′20″ W.

Where is Tenerife located on the map of Spain and the Canary Islands?

The map of Spain shows that the island is located in the center of the archipelago of the Canary Islands at a considerable distance from mainland Spain. It is located in the center of the other islands of the Canaries, and together with the islands of Gomera, Palma and Hierro, it is included in the province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

Interactive map of Tenerife with cities, resorts, hotels and attractions

Tenerife is an island that is able to meet the needs of completely different tourists. So, Puerto de la Cruz offers an excellent family vacation, and you can break away on noisy Las Americas or Costa Adeje, where the richest choice of entertainment is offered. The older generation prefers Los Cristianos, it is calm and measured here. Those who are fond of diving are waiting for the southwest coast of Tenerife. For surfers, we recommend El Medano with endless beaches and steady winds. Puerto de la Cruz – the main resort of the northern coast, was founded in the 16th century and, unlike many other places on the island, has its own character, traditions and flavor.

Tenerife airports on the map

Tenerife has two airports: northern (Tenerife Norte Aeropuerto – TFN) and southern (enerife Sur Aeropuerto – TFS). The northern one serves domestic flights between the Canary Islands and mainland Spain, while the southern one is for international traffic.

Here is a detailed map of Tenerife with the names of cities and towns in Russian.
Move the map by holding it with the left mouse button. You can move around the map by clicking on one of the four
arrow in the upper left corner. You can change the scale using the scale on the right side of the map or by turning the mouse wheel.

What country is Tenerife in

Tenerife
located in Spain. it
a wonderful, beautiful place, with its own history and traditions. Tenerife coordinates: north latitude and east longitude (show on a large map).

Virtual walk

A figurine of a “little man” above the scale will help you take a virtual walk through the cities of Tenerife.
By pressing and holding the left mouse button, drag it to any place on the map and you will go for a walk, with
In this case, inscriptions with the approximate address of the area will appear in the upper left corner. Direction of travel
choose by clicking on the arrows in the center of the screen.
The “Satellite” option at the top left allows you to see the relief image of the surface. In map mode, you will get
the opportunity to get acquainted in detail with the highways of Tenerife and the main
attractions.

Family holidays in Tenerife include visits to zoos with shows, water parks and outdoor attractions. And such a program is relevant all year round: the climate of the island is mild, conducive to all types of active tourism.

One of the most famous parks of the island is Loro Park, you can safely plan a visit to it for the whole day. The highlight of the park is the dolphin and killer whale show, held on schedule, the rest of the time you can relax in the tropical park, visit the stylized “Thai Village”, watch parrots, gorillas, chimpanzees, penguins and other animals in the themed areas of Loro Park. The aquarium complex with glass tunnels, where marine life is kept, deserves special attention.

Resting in Icod de los Vinos, tourists can add to the list of children’s attractions the Butterfly Museum, where in recreated tropical conditions there are about 800 insects that differ from the usual moths and butterflies in bright colors or sizes.

The resort’s active recreation centers are huge water parks, which are among the largest in Europe. The Thai-style Siam Park and Aqualand Costa Adeje, which has its own dolphinarium, are very close, in the vicinity of the Playa de la Americas resort. It is very convenient for tourists: you can compare the slides of parks in one day or divide the entertainment part into two days.

An excursion program with children should include a trip to Jungle Park and an educational walk through the Pueblo Chico miniature park, where the most famous architectural objects of the island are collected, as well as a trip to the interactive game

Tenerife Island on the map of Spain

Map of Tenerife Island detailed

Map of Tenerife

Tenerife is the largest Spanish island of the Canary Islands archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean, located between the islands of La Gomera and Gran Canaria. The map of Tenerife will give you the best opportunity to get acquainted with the geography of this picturesque island of eternal spring.

Tenerife is a volcanic island – here are the famous volcanoes Teide and Viejo, as well as a cave of volcanic origin – Cueva del Viento.

The landscape of the island is diverse: mountains, valleys, ravines, forests, which is well shown by the geographical map of Tenerife.

Here are such mountain ranges as: Anaga – in the northeast, Teno – in the northwest, Adeje – in the south; the famous valleys of Valle de la Orotava and Valle de Guimar, where grapes are grown.

The island is divided into 31 municipalities.

If you find Tenerife on a world map, you can see that the island is closer to Africa than to Europe, of which it is a part.

The island has popular resorts and numerous excellent beaches.

A map of Tenerife with attractions is always located in the map tab, in the places section. Thanks to this service, you will be able to get acquainted with numerous interesting objects and get the necessary information, which will serve as a good guide for your trip.

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Month	Working hours	Last climb	Last run
January-June, November-December	9:00-17:00	16:00	16:50
July-September	9:00-19:00	18:00	18:50
October	9:00-17:30	16:30	17:20

	22 °C	01:00
	21 °C	07:00
	24 °C	13:00
	23 °C	19:00

Tiempo	Condiciones			Viento	Presión	Humedad	de rocío	total	niebla	Baja	Mitad	Alta
Sábado 24/09/2022
01:00 02:00	encapotado	22. 0 °C	0.0 mm	0.7 m/s3 km/h noroeste	1017 hPa	85 %	19 °C	95 %	0%	25%	0%	93%
07:00 08:00	encapotado	21.2 °C	0.0 mm	0.8 m/s3 km/h noreste	1016 hPa	71 %	15 °C	100 %	0%	0%	0%	100%
13:00 14:00	encapotado	24.2 °C	0.0 mm	1.0 m/s4 km/h sur	1018 hPa	75 %	19 °C	100 %	0%	0%	0%	100%
19:00 20:00	encapotado	23.8 °C	0.0 mm	1.6 m/s6 km/h sudeste	1015 hPa	81 %	20 °C	100 %	0%	7%	3%	100%
Domingo 25/09/2022
01:00 02:00	encapotado	22. 6 °C	0.0 mm	0.9 m/s3 km/h este	1016 hPa	84 %	19 °C	100 %	0%	4%	3%	100%
07:00 08:00	encapotado	21.6 °C	0.0 mm	1.1 m/s4 km/h noreste	1014 hPa	73 %	16 °C	99 %	0%	0%	94%	64%
13:00 14:00	encapotado	23.6 °C	0.1 mm	0.8 m/s3 km/h sur	1018 hPa	70 %	17 °C	100 %	0%	1%	77%	100%
19:00 20:00	encapotado	23.7 °C	0.0 mm	1.5 m/s5 km/h sudeste	1014 hPa	85 %	21 °C	100 %	0%	2%	16%	100%

	media	min.	max.	precip.
Enero	18.4 °C	15.2 °C	21.6 °C	2
Febrero	18.6 °C	15.2 °C	22.0 °C	2
Marzo	19. 4 °C	15.7 °C	23.1 °C	2
Abril	19.4 °C	16.0 °C	22.9 °C	1
Mayo	20.3 °C	17.0 °C	23.7 °C
Junio	22.0 °C	18.7 °C	25.3 °C
Julio	23.8 °C	20.1 °C	27.5 °C
Agosto	24.7 °C	21.0 °C	28.4 °C
Septiembre	24.4 °C	20.9 °C	27.9 °C	1
Octubre	23.2 °C	19.9 °C	26.5 °C	1
Noviembre	21.5 °C	18.2 °C	24.7 °C	2
Diciembre	19.6 °C	16.4 °C	22.7 °C	3

Salida del Sol:	Puesta del Sol:
07:55	20:01
Medio día:	Largueza del día:
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Inicio del crepúsculo civil*:	Final del crepúsculo civil*:
07:32	20:25
Inicio del crepúsculo náutico*:	Final del crepúsculo náutico*:
07:05	20:51
Inicio del crepúsculo astronómico*:	Final del crepúsculo astronómico*:
06:38	21:19
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24/09/2022 06:27	24/09/2022 19:33
La próxima luna nueva:	La próxima luna llena:
25/09/2022	09/10/2022

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4 days / 14 hours	430 €
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4 days / 14 hours	430 €
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2 days / 4 hours	190 €	160 €
3 days / 6 hours	280 €	220 €

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7 nights/ 5 days	345 €/person
5 Nights + 4 Days Surf courses	285 €/person
6 Nights + 5 Days Surf courses	325 €/person
7 Nights + 5 Days Surf courses	345 €/person

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2 days	115 €	85 €
3 days	165 €	120 €

Junior Suite	50 €/ Night
Double Room	45 €/ Night
Triple Room	30 €/ Night
Caravan Suite	45 €/ Night

Wind statistics	70-80% windy days
Kite dimensions	6-9 m² for girls, 8-12 m² for men
Air temperature	+18-22 °C
Wetsuit	long, 3/4 mm
Flight	straight, from 7.5 hours

Wind statistics	90-99% windy days
Kite dimensions	6-9 m² for girls, 8-12 m² for men
Air temperature	+27-30 °С
Wetsuit	not needed
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Air temperature	0 to -25°C
Kite dimensions	9 – 13 m² for girls, 12 – 17 m² for men
Add. equipment	Snowboard or alpine skis, snowkiting suit TUNDRA, thermal underwear, thermos with tea

Wind statistics	85% windy days
Air temperature	-5 to -25 °C
Kite dimensions	7 – 12 m² for girls, 9 – 17 m² for men
Add. outfit	Snowboard or alpine skis, snowkiting suit TUNDRA, thermal underwear, thermos with tea
Flight	to Murmansk (about 2 hours)

Wind statistics	75% windy days
Air temperature	-5 to -15 °C
Kite dimensions	7 – 12 m² for girls, 9 – 14 m² for men
Add. equipment	Snowboard or alpine skis, snowkiting suit TUNDRA, thermal underwear, thermos with tea
Flight	from 12 noon


A 60-meter apartment near the Reina Isabel hotel, near Las Canteras beach, can be bought for €160,000. Suitable for renting out.	Luxurious estate with garden, swimming pool and panoramic views, 5 minutes drive from the capital, for sale for €990,000.


Bungalow with terrace, private garden and views of Maspalomas and the ocean can be bought for €177,000	Chalet with ocean views and a spacious garden in San Augustin, one of the elite areas of the south of Gran Canaria, is sold for €850,000.

Las Palmas	77 km	1	Approx. 8 Euro
Maspalomas	26 km	1, 32, 33	4.15 Euro
Puerto Rico	11 km	1, 32, 33	1.55 Euro

Check-in/Check-out	Check in anytime after 2:30 PM, check out anytime before 12:00 PM
Cancellation/prepayment	Cancellation/prepayment policies vary by room type and provider.

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1 1.99	X 3.15	2 4.30	ТБ2.5 2.46	ТМ2.5 1.55	2500 грн
1 2.02	X 3.28	2 3.86	ТБ2 .5 2.44	TM2.5 1.56	3000 UAH
1 2.02	x 3.28	2 3.86	TB2.5 2.44	3000 грн
1 1.99	X 3.25	2 4.15	ТБ2.5 –	ТМ2.5 –	4500 грн
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