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Car Hire at Tenerife South Airport

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CAR HIRE at Tenerife South Airport

Hiring a car at Tenerife South Airport is the best way to explore the island. You will have a wide variety of rental companies to choose from. Use the search box above to find the best summer 2022 prices from the major suppliers.

Inter Rent, Top Car, Enterprise, Europcar, Goldcar, Hertz, Rhodium, Sixt and Thrifty are all based directly at Tenerife South Airport. Each car hire company has offices inside arrivals on the ground floor.

Take a look at the slider below to get an idea of the daily car hire prices with the best car rental companies at Tenerife South Airport. The rates are based on hiring a car in summer 2022 for a period of 14 days.

Prices for car hire at Tenerife Airport can vary dramatically depending on the time of year, type of vehicle, fuel policy, and extras. In order to get the best deals, it is a good idea to book ahead of time. Many car hire suppliers offer a free cancellation policy, should your plans change unexpectedly.

Extras, such as child seats, GPS, WiFi, and additional drivers, are added to the daily cost and can substantially increase the total price. Therefore, to find the best deals for Tenerife car hire, it is advisable to buy only the extras you really need.

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Choosing Car Hire at Tenerife South Airport

Getting the best car hire deal to meet your needs can be a frustrating process. However, with a little forethought and planning, it is often possible to pick up a bargain when hiring a car at Tenerife South Airport. Do keep in mind the following:

• A smaller car isn’t necessarily the cheapest car to rent.
• Booking directly with a car rental company can turn out to be very expensive.
• You can find some great deals when you use a car hire search engine like the one at the top of this page.
• Book ahead to get lower prices.

If you are on a tight budget and with only one travel companion, then a Ford Fiesta or similar car will probably do just fine. However, if you’re travelling with a bigger group and plenty of luggage, you will need a people carrier or a large estate car.

When in the booking process, you will be able to discern what is adequate for your needs and make your choice accordingly. Tenerife South Airport generally offers a wide selection of cars, but booking early is essential to ensure availability and to secure the best price!

When to Book your Tenerife Car Hire

Pre-book online

If you want to save time and money, then this is undoubtedly the best option! By using the search engine on our website, you can view a wide range of up-to-date car hire offers and you have access to all the major car rental firms in Tenerife. Check all the current deals and select the one that is best for you.

To get the lowest price, we recommend arranging your car hire as early as possible. If you leave your booking to the last minute, you generally pay considerably more and your choice of vehicles is limited.

Important tip: If you see a price that appears too good to be true, carefully read the terms and conditions. Most likely, you will find a clause that requires you to pay a much higher price for fuel and other items.

On arrival at Tenerife South Airport

If you choose not to pre-book, there are plenty of car rental desks in the terminal building at Tenerife South Airport. However, as the airport can get busy all year round, you may need to queue for a while.

Also, when booking car rental directly at the airport’s car hire desks, you will generally be charged much higher rates. Therefore, you can save time and money by planning ahead and booking your car hire before you travel to Tenerife.

Tenerife South car hire fuel policies

The price you pay for your car rental doesn’t necessarily cover all the cost. This will depend on the car hire company’s fuel policy. Be sure to read the small print to see the terms.

Full to Full

Your car is supplied with a full tank of fuel. You will need to return the vehicle with the same amount of fuel in the tank as you collected it. As long as you re-fill what you have used there will be no additional charges. At TFS Tenerife Airport as there are plenty of petrol stations close by, so re-fuelling should not be a problem. This option can seem slightly more costly at first glance but may end up being the most cost-effective in the long run.

Pre-purchase or Full to Empty

Your car is supplied with a full tank of fuel, which you will need to pay for on collection of the vehicle. The hire company can decide how much to charge for the fuel, which is likely to be more than you would pay at the petrol station. Ideally, you will return your hire car with an empty tank, as you will not be refunded for any unused fuel. Therefore, this option only makes financial sense if you are likely to use up all or most of the tank. The advantage is, that you don’t need to visit a petrol station on your return.

Pre-purchase with Refund

Your hire car will have a full tank of petrol when you pick it up from Tenerife South Airport and you’ll have to pay the full cost for it. Again, the car hire company sets the price for the fuel. When you return the car, the cost of the remaining fuel will be calculated and refunded to your card, minus an admin fee according to the rental contract.

Petrol stations

Near Tenerife South Airport

If you need to return your car with a full tank, the closest option is a BP petrol station located at Atogo. This is on the other side of the TF-1 to the airport, about 1km away.

Airport service stations are of course never the cheapest. You may be better off using one of the following garages close to the airport instead:

Cepsa, Avenida, 38610 Tenerife, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain ….1km away
DISA, Carretera Aeropuerto Reina Sofia S/N, 38610, Santa Cruz de Tenerife ……2km away
BP, Cr De, Autop. del Sur, S/n, 38611 Atogo, Santa Cruz de Tenerife…..2.5km away

Age requirements to hire a car at Tenerife South Airport

Many car hire companies at Tenerife Airport will not accept drivers under the age of 21. If you are between 21 and 25, you are usually limited to entry-level vehicles and you may need to pay a young driver fee. Less commonly, people over the age of 70 may also be required to pay a supplement and to take out additional insurance cover.

Do I need an international driving licence to hire a car at TFS?

Whether an International Driving Permit (IDP) is needed, depends on your rental firm. Some TFS car hire companies only accept driving licenses issued in the EU or the UK and request an International Driving Permit for licence holders from all other countries.

Other companies only require an international driver’s licence if the holder’s own licence is printed using a non-Roman alphabet (Arabic, Japanese, Cyrillic, etc), is not written in English or was issued in a country not party to the International Driving Permit treaty.

It is important to note that the International Driving Permit is valid only if accompanied by the holder’s regular driver’s licence.

Please enquire with the car hire company in good time, in case an International Driving Permit is needed.

Pick-up and drop-off times

When hiring a car at TFS Tenerife South Airport, you could easily save money by being smart about your pick-up and drop-off times. A day is calculated as a complete 24-hour period. If you pick up your car at 3 pm on Saturday and return it at 4 pm on Sunday, this equates to 25 hours in total. You will, therefore, be charged for two days of rental. To save money, try to return your hire car at least one hour before the original pick-up time.

It’s also worth noting that you’ll be charged more if you pick up your car very early in the morning or late at night. Most hire companies demand a significant premium for pickups between 11 pm and 7 am, while others don’t even give the option of an out-of-hours collection. So, if you’re intending to rent a car after a late arrival at TFS Airport, be aware that your options will be limited and costly.

How to cancel your hire car

You will be able to cancel your booking up to 24-48 hours in advance of your pick-up date, depending on the company you have booked with. In most cases, you will not be charged a cancellation fee. Do check the cancellation terms of the car hire company you have made your reservation with.

How far can I go in my Tenerife hire car?

The rules for this vary, depending on the company and your specific contract. Some car hire contracts will give you unlimited mileage and will allow you to go on a ferry with prior permission and against a fee. Others may set a mileage limit and may exclude the use of ferries altogether.

Therefore, if you are likely to need a lot of mileage or if you are thinking of visiting one of the neighbouring islands (La Gomera can be reached by ferry in one hour from Tenerife), you will need to check with your car hire company first.

Crossing borders is generally not allowed, so a trip to the African mainland, though technically possible, is not an option in your hire car.

Collecting your car at Tenerife Airport

When it’s time to collect your car from Tenerife Airport, have your passport, credit card, driving license and booking confirmation handy to speed things up. If you’re from the UK, you’ll also need to obtain a code from the DVLA and show it at the rental desk. The credit card you are using should be in the name of the main driver.

Driving in Tenerife

Driving fines in Tenerife

The police have the authority to give on-the-spot fines, which are not always fixed. Most fines can be reduced by 50% if the fine is paid within 14 days. Non-Spanish residents will need to pay the fine immediately. Speeding fines can be applied for exceeding the limit by just 1kph.

Traffic offences in Tenerife

• Driving with your elbow or any part of your arm outside of the window: 100 Euro.
• Driving without a top or shirt on: 200 Euro.
• Unnecessary use of your horn. (The horn must only be used to avoid an accident): 80 Euro.
• Playing unnecessarily loud music in your vehicle: 80 Euro.
• Driving through an amber traffic light: 80 Euro.
• Eating, drinking or applying make-up whilst driving, or whilst stationary at traffic lights: 100 Euro.

Tenerife parking rules

Here’s what you need to know about parking in Tenerife:

Yellow single unbroken lines on the road mean no parking. Check before you leave your car if you are in doubt.

Signs with “vado permanente” or “prohibido estacionar” (usually found on garage doors) mean no parking. Also, there will be a sign with a hoist on the back of a truck and the words ‘ retirada grúa’.

Blue line markings on the road indicate you are in a pay to park zone. Look for the ticket machine which will show you the parking charges for this area

Do not park in any disabled spaces.   You can only park here if you are in possesion of a valid permit and you display this clearly in your car.  Disabled parking bays are marked with a wheelchair sign.

Good to Know Stuff

• In Tenerife, you will need to drive on the right side of the road.
• At junctions and roundabouts, the vehicle coming from the right always has priority, unless otherwise indicated.
• Traffic already on a roundabout has priority.
• You can only exit a roundabout from the outside lane.
• You must always use your headlights when entering a tunnel, even during daylight hours.
• You are not permitted to tow another vehicle.
• Some petrol stations require pre-payment before the pump will work.
• There are emergency phones available every 2 km along motorways.
• The local emergency number is 112.

Time to return your car to Tenerife Airport

When returning your car to the airport, ask the person in charge of checking it to confirm that you have handed it back in good condition and with the necessary amount of fuel in the tank.

If there is no one available to check the car, do take a few photos of the bodywork and the fuel gauge. You can use these as potential proof, in case of any disputes.

Check your credit card statements a few days after you get home to make sure the excess block has been removed and you haven’t been charged more than you anticipated to pay. If there are any unaccounted expenses, contact the rental company immediately and back up your claim with the photos you took.

Top Car

• Ground Floor Arrivals
• Url: https://top-car-hire.com
• E-mail: [email protected]
• Top Car Bookings: (+34) 922 397 024

Goldcar Rhodium 

• Ground Floor Arrivals
• Url: http://www.goldcar.es
• E-mail: [email protected]
• Goldcar Bookings: +34 918 341 400

Europcar / Inter Rent

• Ground Floor Arrivals
• Url: http://www.europcar.es
• E-mail: es_customerservice@europcar. com
• Europcar Bookings: +34 911 50 50 00

SIXT 

• Ground Floor Arrivals
• Url: https://www.sixt.es/alquiler-coches/espana/tenerife/tenerife-ap-sur/#/
• E-mail: [email protected]
• Sixt Bookings: +34 871 18 01 92

Enterprise

• Ground Floor Arrivals
• Url: http://www.enterprise.es
• Enterprise Bookings: +34 922 75 93 29

Record Go

• Ground Floor Arrivals
• Url: http://www.recordrentacar.com
• E-mail: [email protected]
• RecodGo Bookings: 902 123 002

Hertz – Thrifty

• Ground Floor Arrivals
• Url: http://www.hertz.es
• Hertz Bookings: 902 402 405

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Tenerife South Airport, Spain (TFS)

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General information

Tenerife South Airport lies, as you might expect, in the south of the Spanish island of Tenerife. It’s the largest island in the Canary Islands. Tenerife South Airport is larger than Tenerife North Airport and has many more international connections. The airport is mainly used by holidaymakers during the summer and winter months. Popular holiday resorts Los Cristianos, Playa de las Américas and Costa Adeje are close to the airport.

There is a direct bus service between Tenerife South Airport and Tenerife North Airport, travel time between the airports is 50 minutes by bus line 343.

Buy tickets for the fantastic Siam Park in Costa Adeje, the best water park in the world according to TripAdvisor. Guaranteed fun for young and old!

Location

Where is Tenerife South Airport situated?

The main airport of Tenerife is southwest of Santa Cruz de Tenerife and easily accessible via the TF-1 (Autopista del Sur).

How many terminals does Tenerife South Airport have?

Tenerife South Airport has one terminal and one runway.

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Nearby airports

A good alternative for flying to or from Tenerife South Airport are the following airports, sorted by distance from the airport. You can also take a look at the complete list of airports in Spain.

Transportation

Car

The distance from Tenerife South Airport to the centre of Santa Cruz de Tenerife is 62 kilometres. By car, it takes 45 minutes to get to the centre of Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

From TFS Airport to Santa Cruz de Tenerife City centre by Car

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Public transport

It is possible to travel to and from Tenerife South Airport by public transport. If you opt for public transport to and from Tenerife South Airport you can travel by bus. Visit the Tenerife South Airport transportation page for the possibilities.

Public transport

Taxi transfer

A taxi is the quickest and most comfortable way to get to and from Tenerife South Airport. The price for a taxi ride from the airport to the centre of Santa Cruz de Tenerife is about € 90.-. Book your taxi at Tenerife South Airport and discover the comfort of pre-booked taxis.

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Car rental

At Tenerife South Airport you can rent a car from car rental companies Sixt, Europcar, Hertz and local providers. It is most convenient to find and book a car well in advance. By doing so, you can save money and time at the airport.

Airport parking

Tenerife South Airport offers various official parking options, from premium to low cost. In addition, alternative parking options are available near the airport. If you want to park as cheaply as possible, it’s wise to book online!

Book your parking space

At the airport

Do you want more information about facilities, currency exchange, services, free Wi-Fi, lounges, etc. at Tenerife South Airport? Check our at the airport page for a complete overview of all facilities and services at Tenerife South Airport.

Services

Flights

Departures and arrivals

Looking for departure times and/or arrival times? Find the latest flight status information for flights departing from and arriving at Tenerife South Airport.

Flight tickets

Looking for a cheap flight? Use our flight search engine to find and book cheap flights from and to the airport.

Which airlines fly from and to Tenerife South Airport?

We offer you a list of airlines at Tenerife South Airport. The main airlines at the airport are:

• Ryanair
• Vueling
• TUI fly Deutschland
• TUI Airways
• easyJet

Accommodations

Hotels near the airport

Looking for the best hotels near Tenerife South Airport? We have selected the best hotels near the airport in different price ranges. Take a look at our accommodations page for more information.

Alua Atlantico Golf, San Miguel de Abona

Alua Atlantico Golf has a restaurant, fitness centre, a bar and garden in San Miguel de Abona. Boasting a kids’ club, this property also provides guests with a children’s playground.

Vincci Tenerife Golf, San Miguel de Abona

Located 100 metres from Tenerife’s Golf del Sur Golf Course, this seafront hotel offers an outdoor pool and a spa. Many rooms at Vincci Tenerife Golf include a private balcony, some with sea views.

Hotel Ucanca, Granadilla de Abona

Hotel Ucanca is located in San Isidro (Granadilla de Abona), next to the TF1 highway, in front of the main bus stop and only 3 km from the Tenerife Sur airport. It has spacious single, double and triple rooms with safe, t.v.

Hotels in Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Looking for the best hotels in Santa Cruz de Tenerife? We have selected the best hotels in the city in different price ranges. Take a look at our accommodations page for more information.

Iberostar Heritage Grand Mencey, Santa Cruz de Tenerife

This stylish, urban hotel with a spa is located in a colonial-style building. Iberostar Heritage Grand Mencey offers spacious rooms equipped with a flat-screen TV. Free high speed WiFi is available throughout.

Silken Atlántida Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Set in Santa Cruz’s financial and commercial centre, Silken Atlántida offers panoramic sea views from its glass lifts. It has a rooftop terrace, and rooms with free Wi-Fi and hydromassage showers.

Hotel Taburiente S.C.Tenerife, Santa Cruz de Tenerife

This chic urban hotel is next to García Sanabria Park, in the centre of Tenerife’s Santa Cruz. It offers a gym, and rooftop pool with park and Atlantic Ocean views. The Taburiente Hotel’s stylish, air-conditioned rooms have a TV and a safe.

Things to do

It is possible to book tickets, activities and tours in the city and near Tenerife South Airport. You can avoid queues and save money by buying your tickets online. Planning a trip and wondering what to do, we give you some inspiration!

Tenerife: Scandal Dinner Show Entry Ticket and 5-Course Meal

Savor a 5-course meal and burlesque spectacle with this entry ticket to the Scandal Dinner Show at the GF Victoria Hotel in Tenerife. Marvel at a variety of performers along with the local gastronomy.

Tenerife: Whale & Dolphin Watching with Drinks and Snacks

Set sail and experience the amazing sea life around Southern Tenerife on a luxury yacht cruise. Sail through clear waters and look for dolphins, whales, and turtles in their natural habitat.

Tenerife: Whale Watching Catamaran Tour

Take a boat excursion from Puerto Colon in southwest Tenerife and get almost guaranteed sightings of pilot whales. Pass by a fish farm looking for hungry dolphins, and keep your eyes open for massive squid!

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Cheap Flights from Tenerife South Airport (TFS)

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Hotels near Tenerife South Airport

Barceló Tenerife

5 out of 5

Avd. Grenamora, No. 1, Urb. San Blas, Golf del Sur, San Miguel de Abona, Tenerife, 38620

The price is $158 per night from Oct 6 to Oct 7$158

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Oct 6 – Oct 7

Stay at this 5-star luxury resort in San Miguel de Abona. Enjoy free WiFi, free parking, and 7 outdoor pools. Our guests praise the pool and the helpful staff …

4.5/5 Wonderful! (657 reviews)

Barceló Tenerife

Bahia Principe Fantasia Tenerife – All Inclusive

5 out of 5

Avenida JM Galván Bello, San Miguel de Abona, Canary Islands, 38639

The price is $212 per night from Sep 30 to Oct 1$212

per night

Sep 30 – Oct 1

Stay at this 5-star luxury property in San Miguel de Abona. Enjoy free WiFi, 7 outdoor pools, and 5 restaurants. Our guests praise the helpful staff and the …

4.5/5 Wonderful! (385 reviews)

Bahia Principe Fantasia Tenerife – All Inclusive

Santa Barbara Golf and Ocean Club by Diamond Resorts

4 out of 5

Avenida del Atlantico, s/n, Golf del Sur, San Miguel de Abona, 38639

Stay at this 4-star family-friendly aparthotel in San Miguel de Abona. Enjoy free WiFi, a rooftop terrace, and a children’s pool. Our guests praise the restaurant …

4.4/5 Excellent! (2,343 reviews)

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Santa Barbara Golf and Ocean Club by Diamond Resorts

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Prices starting at $84 for return flights and $35 for one-way flights to were the cheapest prices found within the past 7 days, for the period specified. Prices and availability are subject to change. Additional terms apply.

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Frequently asked questions

Where can you fly to from Tenerife South Airport (TFS)?

If you take a peek at the numbers, most international travelers flying out of Tenerife Airport (TFS-Tenerife South) have their sights set on London, Brewood or Burton on Trent. Sounds like a good idea to us!Loads of domestic travelers jet to Jandia, Maspalomas or Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Compare the airfares, snap up incredible deals and secure the escape of a lifetime for less.

Does Tenerife South Airport (TFS) have a hotel?

You won’t find any hotel options right in the center of TFS. But if you widen your search parameters, you’re sure to come across a suitable place to stay before you jet off.Think about making your first stop the Sunset View Club by Diamond Resorts. Only a short car journey from the terminals, it offers laundry services, express check-out and an on-site library. The Vincci Tenerife Golf is another great option if you want to stay around the airport before you fly out. Guests here can access luggage storage services, concierge services and 24-hour front desk services.

What airlines fly out of Tenerife Airport (TFS-Tenerife South)?

Pack your belongings and then take off from Tenerife Airport (TFS-Tenerife South) on one of these leading domestic carriers:

• Binter Canarias
• Iberia Express
• Ryanair

If you can’t wait to journey to far-flung corners of the world, these renowned airlines will fly you there in comfort from TFS:

• Jet2
• Ryanair
• EasyJet

If I am not able to travel due to COVID-19, can I cancel my flight from Tenerife Airport (TFS-Tenerife South)?

We get that traveling right now has its challenges, so it’s good to know that many reservations booked through us are able to be cancelled or changed. If your travel plans from Tenerife Airport (TFS-Tenerife South) have been affected by COVID-19, a lot of airlines are making things easier by offering credits to use at a later date. Just sign in to your account and you’ll quickly see what options are available. Our Customer Service Portal is the place to go for more information.

Are there flights from Tenerife Airport (TFS-Tenerife South) with flexible change policies?

In most cases you’ll have the option to reschedule your flight from Tenerife Airport (TFS-Tenerife South) without a change fee. All you have to do then is pay the difference between the old flight and the new one. Look for the “no change fees” filter and book with confidence.

What is TFS?

TFS is a code used to refer to Tenerife South Airport (TFS) for ticketing purposes and in travel itineraries. This identifier is set by the International Air Transport Association for airports all over the world.

Are there private lounges in TFS?

Yes, you’ll be glad to hear that this facility is available at Tenerife South–Reina Sofía Airport. A private lounge is an excellent place to escape the noise and chaos of the main area. Find out if your ticket type or membership ranking makes you eligible for access. Otherwise, you may be able to pay for entry.

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Tenerife South (TFS) Airport Guide

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Airport Name
Tenerife South Airport

Airport Location
The airport is located 37.5 miles from Santa Cruz.

Terminals
1

IATA Code
TFS

Telephone
+34 (0)922 759 000

Airport Overview

Tenerife South Airport (TFS), previously known as Tenerife South-Reina Sofia Airport, is well known by many vacationers from Britain and other parts of Europe. It is the gateway to Tenerife, one of Spain’s top vacation resorts in the Canary Islands. The airport is just 40 miles (60km) from Santa Cruz, but relatively close to resorts on the west coast of the island.

Although the airport is small, there is a fair selection of restaurants and shops. Passengers wanting reading material, gifts, souvenirs, a snack or quick meal will find that the airport caters well to their needs.

Tenerife South Airport is served by a number of low-cost carriers, including easyJet and Ryanair, which connect the airport to many cities across Europe. The airport handles more than 7 million passengers each year.

Terminal Transfer

There is only one terminal.

Getting into Town

Taxi: Taxis can be found on the east side of the terminal. Taxi fares during the week from 6am to 10pm are €1.07 per kilometer. There is a minimum fare of €3.05 and a waiting charge of €3.60 per 15 minutes. Fares go up to €1.21 per kilometer with a minimum fare of €3. 35 between 10pm and 6am and at weekends. There is also an added charge of €1.65 for all taxis going to or from the airport. Average weekday fares range from €21 for Playa de Las Americas, €62 to Santa Cruz de Tenerife and €90 to Puerto de la Cruz.

Bus: Bus route 111 and 343 serve the airport. The bus stops are opposite the arrivals gates of the terminal. Route 111 goes to Santa Cruz and Playa de Las Americas as well as a couple of other stops en route. It costs €6.35 to get from the airport to Santa Cruz and €1.90 to get to Playa de Las Americas. Buses depart from the airport at 30-minute intervals from 6.20am until 10.20pm, daily. There are only five night buses between 10.20pm and 5.20am. Route 343 goes to Puerto de la Cruz as well as Tenerife North Airport, Los Cristianos and Costa Adeja Station. Tickets range from €2.30 to €10 depending upon your final destination. Buses run approximately every 80 minutes from 6.20am until 9.25pm. Season tickets are also available for passengers that plan to use the buses to get round the island.

Car Parking

There is just one car park at Tenerife South Airport. It is located opposite the terminal. The first 30 minutes of parking is free and then it costs €0.019 for an hour and a maximum of €10.60 per day for up to four days. From day five the daily rate drops to €8.50. The drop-off zone is next to the car park.

Information Desks

The main information desk is located in the central check-in area, however there are a number of information desks throughout the airport. One is located in the airside part of the terminal and three others are scattered in the check-in and arrivals areas. Staff are multilingual and knowledgeable about various resorts across Tenerife.

Airport Facilities

Money and communications: ATMs, a bank, currency exchange facilities and a post office are all available.

Luggage: Trolleys are provided, but there is no left-luggage office. The lost-and-found office is located just after the baggage claims area.

Conference and business: The Montana Roja VIP Lounge is best for conferences and business passengers using Tenerife South Airport. The lounge has newspapers, audiovisual equipment, a TV, faxing facilities, Internet access and a bar.

Other facilities: A chapel, assistance for passengers with special needs, children’s play area, a pharmacy, airport police, restaurants and shops.

Wi-Fi: Internet access is reportedly only available within the Montana Roja VIP Lounge.

Shopping: The airport has a few options, just in case you forgot to get a gift for someone back home. Clothes and accessories are available at shops such as Fashion & Fun as well as Quint, Tuc Tuc, Vidal & Vidal and Mascaro. There are also convenience stores, newsagents, a multistore and kids shops. The Shop – the duty-free outlet at Tenerife South Airport – is centrally located on the airside of the terminal.

Food and drink: There are a number of fast-food restaurants such as Burger King, Pans and DSM as well as bars and cafes like Terra Cotta, Caffe Ritazza and Caffe di Fiore. Restaurants and cafes are available both before and after the security gates. Sibarium Delicatessen is always popular with passengers in search of a gourmet snack.

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Tenerife South: Flights Cancelled In Tenerife

Tenerife South Airport is the biggest of Tenerife’s airports and one of the busiest airports in all of the Canary Islands. Many people fly in and out of this airport all the time, but what can you do if you’re facing flights cancelled at Tenerife or flight delays at Tenerife South? 

Well, if your Tenerife flights are cancelled, you could be entitled to claim Tenerife South flight delay compensation. You could collect up to 600€ (£520) per passenger in compensation fees after Tenerife flight disruption, and AirAdvisor can help.

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Flight cancellations and flight delays at Tenerife South

Tenerife flight delays and Tenerife cancelled flights happen all the time. There are various reasons for this. Sometimes, Tenerife South Airport delays are caused by bad weather. They might also be caused by scheduling issues, technical problems, airline strikes, and other issues.

Either way, if you’re facing Tenerife South Airport delays or Tenerife South flight cancellations, you do have certain passenger rights afforded to you, courtesy of EU law. 

A law called EU 261 Regulation means that passengers dealing with delays at Tenerife South Airport or flights to Tenerife South cancelled from other European airports have the following rights:

• Claim up to 600€ (£520) per person in compensation after delays or flight cancellations at Tenerife South
• Make your claim at any time in the three years after the date of your Tenerife South delays
• Claim compensation for cancellations, delays at Tenerife South Airport, overbooking, and missed connections

How to Claim Compensation After Cancelled Tenerife Flights

Claiming compensation after a cancellation at Tenerife South Airport can be challenging. It involves speaking with the airline, explaining the situation, filling out claims forms, providing evidence, and so on.

AirAdvisor can help you through the whole process. Our legal and travel experts handle many claims and cases and know exactly what needs to be done to get compensation paid out quickly and efficiently.

Take a look at our free flight delay compensation calculator to find out how much you could get.

How to Claim Compensation After Delayed Tenerife Flights

The process for claiming compensation after a delay at Tenerife South Airport is identical to the cancellation process, outlined above. You’ll need to speak with the airline, provide evidence if necessary, and fill out some forms to make your claim.

Air Advisor can once again assist you with this entire process. We’ll help you make your claim and we won’t ask for any payment unless we are successful in getting your compensation paid out to you.

When Can I Claim Tenerife South Airport Compensation?

EU 261 protects passengers in all of the following situations:

• Delay: Delays lasting 3+ hours
• Cancellation: Cancelled flights
• Overbooking: Overbooked flights with too many tickets sold
• Missed connecting flight: Missed connections due to earlier delays

Tenerife South Flight Cancellation: Steps to Follow

Are there delays at Tenerife South Airport? If so, and you’re affected, here’s what you can do about it:

• Find and speak to an airline representative to find out more about the situation.
• Gather as much evidence as you can to support your claim for compensation or a refund later on.
• Claim necessary essentials while you wait, such as food and drink from the airport’s cafes and shops.
• Use our online compensation calculator to find out how much compensation you could claim.

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Why Do Flights Get Cancelled at Tenerife South?

There are many potential reasons, from technical issues with the planes to airport worker strikes and weather problems.

What Is the Name of the Airport in South Tenerife?

It’s known simply as Tenerife South Airport or Reina Sofia Airport. It’s one of the busiest airports in all of Spain.

How Many Terminals Does Tenerife South Have?

Tenerife South Airport has just one terminal.

How Long Before My Flight Should I Arrive at Tenerife Airport?

It’s recommended to arrive at least two hours before departure for flights at Tenerife South. Some airlines may have other rules or recommendations on how early you should get there, so we recommend contacting your airline if you’re not sure.

How Do I Contact Airlines and Claim Compensation if My Tenerife South Flight Was Delayed?

AirAdvisor can help you make your claim. We’ll speak with the airline on your behalf to file your claim and get your compensation paid out quickly. We operate on a no-win, no-fee basis, so you won’t have to pay us anything unless we’re successful.

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Car rental

In Tenerife, a car is almost a necessity. Too different to be boring, too beautiful to be boring, the island guarantees an exciting experience for the autotraveller and a lack of space on the camera’s memory card. And you can also take the “wheels” with you on the ferry, go to other islands and thus explore the entire archipelago up and down.

There are sometimes queues in front of the parking spaces, this can really be a problem on the island. Impatient tourists are helped out by underground parking lots, where there are more free places. Near attractions, parking is free, but you will have to look for unoccupied space.

Guests of Tenerife rarely complain about traffic jams, difficulties are most likely on the roads of the capital and southern regions.

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Weather

Average monthly temperature, °C during the day at night, water

• January

  +20
  +16
  +19

• February

  +19
  +16
  +19

• March

  +20
  +16
  +20 9000

0 9000 9000 April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April

+21
+17
+21

May
+23
+19
+23

• 4 June

  +26
  +21
  +24

9000 +25

• August

  +28
  +24
  +25

• September

  +27
  +22
  +25

• October

  +25

  +23 9000 9000

900,0004 +19
+21

• December

  +21
  +18
  +20

Tenerife is a year-round resort, the air temperature on the island is stable in winter and summer. It is warmest in August, and most comfortable in September. The coolest months are January-February. In winter, the probability of precipitation is higher, but rainfall is the lot of the north, open to all winds.

And on the other side of the volcano, on the southern coast, the humidity is noticeably lower, the waves are smaller, and the temperature difference can be noticeable – on some days the thermometers are 5-6 degrees higher than the northern ones. Such a contrast does not create inconveniences for relaxation, rather, on the contrary, it pleases with diversity. It can even be regarded as a little Tenerife-style climate adventure, because in the middle of the trip it can even snow at all … if you go to the mountains. So a warm sweater on the island never hurts. Read more: Tenerife climate.

Weather in Tenerife in May

Beaches

You can swim or sunbathe in Tenerife in any place you like. There are no private, purchased beaches here. There are natural beaches with black sand and artificial ones with light sand. They brought it from Africa. By the way, about her. Do not forget that the Canary Islands are not that far from the equator. And there, if you remember their geography course, well, it’s very hot. Therefore, even if clouds are running across the sky of Tenerife, and a light breeze is running through the body, the chances of burning out still remain high. Don’t forget protective gear.

Soothing information for zoophobes:
Walking through the forests of Tenerife, climbing high on the rocks, you will not meet birds of prey or animals, as well as dangerous insects. Sharks and other marine reptiles do not swim to the shores of the ocean. In this regard, everything on the island is quiet, calm and safe even for children. And representatives of the rich plant world, which bloom here especially beautifully in spring, are taken to amaze your imagination.

On the beach you can ride jet skis, water bikes, bananas, try to catch up with the boat, flying on a parachute (parasailing) for your money. All this will cost €3-50.

Tenerife North Airport

Tenerife North Airport is located near the city of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. It is familiar to many by the name of Los Rodeos, although it has a completely different official name, namely Tenerife North Airport.

Tenerife North Airport is of an auxiliary nature and its main purpose is to transport passengers to Spanish resorts. Actually, it is the connecting link of the island communication, it is from here that flights depart to the countries of Europe, South America, but the main one, of course, is the Tenerife-Gran Canaria direction, which is made about 40 times a day. Los Rodeos Airport is significantly smaller than Reina Sur South Airport. There are some inconveniences, which, however, should not concern you. For example, it does not work at night, but this moment, of course, is taken into account by airlines, and you will be warned about this in advance by your tour operator.

Until the 1970s, Los Rodeos Airport was the only one on the island. At one time, it played the role of a military airport, but due to adverse weather conditions and frequent winds in this area, it had to be closed periodically. It was then that they started talking about the construction of new air gates in the south of the island. Today, Los Rodeos is a fully functioning airport, on the territory of which domestic flights are made. Since the early 2000s, the airport has launched a module for communication between the islands and an improved passenger terminal.

Car parks

All three main airports in the Canary Islands offer car parks:

• Gran Canaria. 2 parking spaces are offered. One is located in the airport, representing a three-story building. With a reservation, the cost will be 0.8 euros per hour with a minimum limit of 8 hours, without a reservation – 1.6 euros per hour. * The second parking lot is located 5 minutes from the airport for a long stay. The cost per day will be 10 euros with reservation and 13 euros without it. *
• Tenerife South. There is only one parking lot for tourists. It is located in the air terminal itself, a few meters from the terminal. You will have to pay 1 euro for an hour with a reservation, 1.1 euro without it.*
• Lansaorte. The airport offers two car parks: one for regional and international flights, the other for inter-island flights only. The first is located in terminal 1, the second is in terminal 2. The cost of parking is the same. For an hour without a reservation you will have to pay 1.12 euros, with a reservation – 1 euro.*

Please note! The exact cost and the opportunity to reserve parking can be found on the official websites of the airfields

Baggage rules at Canary airports

. Now even water is called hand luggage, and you can completely lose other drinks purchased in Russia when crossing the border of the Canary Islands.

Make sure you have a bigger bag before your trip because you only need to have one. This is another rule of Gran Canaria.

Weigh your luggage. You will have to go through this procedure as soon as you get to the Canaries airport. One person has the right to transport a bag weighing up to twenty kg. Passengers using business class can bring luggage up to 30 kg to the islands. Do not think that these are jokes, there may be problems with the weight of your suitcases, for each extra kilo you will pay an additional 60 euros. Not good for tourists who intend to carry luggage heavier than 32 kg. They will have to pay a fine and unload their luggage, or employees will require a very considerable surcharge. Isn’t this a motivation for girls who are always picking up a bunch of things on vacation. Gran Canaria will help beauties to be more selective in filling their suitcases.

Each airport and airline may have different baggage requirements, but in general they do not differ much. If during disembarkation you find that you have no baggage, you can contact the office of your airline.

Enjoy your holidays in the Canary Islands and come back here again!

Resorts of Gran Canaria

The longest strip of beaches in the south of the island is called Maspalomas (Maspalomas) and includes several separate beaches.

Campo International is a respectable beach with only 5* hotels for wealthy guests. Nature here resembles a park area, this is the most expensive coast of Gran Canaria. There are no tall buildings and bright lights, accommodation prices are affordable for a very small number of people, and traditional aristocratic “joys” prevail in entertainment – golf, horse riding, contemplation of nature

Campo Internacional, Gran Canaria

Playa del Ingles is a democratic beach where you can find hotels of various categories, as well as many bars, restaurants, discos and shops. Playa del Inglés is an exclusively hotel area where locals do not live. This beach is especially popular with students from Europe, who gather here in huge crowds and arrange completely crazy parties. In addition to hotels in Playa del Inglés, you can find inexpensive apartments for housing

Playa del Inglés, Gran Canaria

Meloneras is a relatively new resort for yachtsmen as it does not have its own beach. There are a couple of casinos, a palace of congresses, several golf courses. In general, this resort is somewhat more democratic than Playa del Inglés, but still designed for a mature, specific audience who prefers a calm, measured vacation

Meloneras Beach, Gran Canaria

for strong winds. There are excellent conditions for water sports, there are as many as two surfing schools, one of which is headed by a multiple world champion in surfing

Baia Feliz Beach, Gran Canaria

San Agustin is another small resort with a specific direction. Here is one of the largest and best thalassotherapy centers in the world. In San Augustin, the public travels exclusively for high-quality medical services. Prices at the resort can not be called cheap. The beach of fine gray sand of volcanic origin is very good in San Augustin

San Augustin beach, Gran Canaria

Puerto Rico is a very popular resort among European families with children of different ages. There are a lot of family-friendly water activities here: renting yachts and catamarans, trips on a boat with a transparent bottom, jet skis and fishing. Near Puerto Rico is perhaps the most beautiful beach on the entire island – Playa Amadores, which is located in an ideally shaped bay with imported white sand

Puerto Rico Beach, Gran Canaria

Puerto de Mogán is a small resort in the western part of Gran Canaria. It is a charming city built in the traditional Andalusian style. A vacation here will feel like a rural getaway with all the necessary trappings – small home restaurants, handicraft shops with unique handicrafts of local craftsmen, and leisurely boat trips

Puerto de Mogan Beach, Gran Canaria

Tenerife North Airport – how to get there and overview

The northern airport of the island (Tenerife Norte) is located, as the name implies, in its northeastern part. Previously, the airport was called Los Rodeos, many locals use this word in conversation in the old fashioned way. The northern airport is international, as it operates flights to South American countries. Many planes connect Tenerife Norte with European countries, especially with mainland Spain. The airport is also actively used for local flights between the western and eastern Canary Islands. For example, about 40 aircraft fly on the Tenerife-Gran Canaria route per day, and 10-16 flights on the Tenerife-La Palma route.

Below you can see the online scoreboard of Tenerife North Airport. It shows the flight number of the aircraft, the name of the transport company-carrier. Here you can also see when and to what point the plane takes off and the time of its arrival. The online scoreboard will allow you to see at any time where the aircraft you are interested in is located. For example, in the case when you do not have the opportunity to meet your relatives or friends at Tenerife North Airport. Or if they flew to the Canary Islands for a holiday, you can also see on the online scoreboard of this airport when they land, and not worry about them.

Tenerife North Airport has a very advantageous location. It is only 18 kilometers from the capital of the island, Santa Cruz de Tenerife. And from the famous northern resort of Puerto de la Cruz – 25 kilometers. If you have planned your vacation in the most popular and noisy resort of Las Americas, then you will need to drive 85 kilometers to it. The distance between Tenerife North and South airports is 65 kilometers. Thus, many tourists who want to relax in Tenerife prefer to fly to Tenerife Norte.

Buses are the most democratic mode of transport on the island of Tenerife. They are suitable for solo travelers, as well as people who like to save a few tens of euros. If you have a backpack or a small bag with you, if you are not in a hurry to get to the hotel, if comfort is not the main thing for you, then the bus is the perfect solution. What you need to know about public transport in Tenerife. On the island there is a bus company Titsa. Her calling card is bright green buses.

The bus stop is located almost opposite the airport exit. Each stop in Tenerife has its own number. At the airport – this is No. 4537. At the stop, its number and the numbers of buses that leave the airport are indicated. The timetable is posted there. From the airport every half an hour there are several regular buses of the Titsa company. If you need to get to the cities of La Laguna and Puerto de la Cruz, bus number 102 will suit you. The same bus will take you to the capital of the island of Tenerife – Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

General information

The largest airport is Las Palmas, which is located on the island of Gran Canaria. IATA code – LPA, ICAO code – GCLP. The airport has served the Canary Islands since 1957. Contact information is as follows:

Las Palmas Aerodrome

The second most important airport is the southern terminal of the island of Tenerife. The IAT code is TFS, and the ICAO code is GCTS. In 2017, the terminal served more than 11 million passengers. Contacts:

The third is the Lanzarote or Arrecife air terminal, located on the island of Lanzarote. In 2017, it served almost 6 million passengers. IATA code – ACE, ICAO code – GCRR. Canary Islands Airport has been serving since 1941 years old. Contacts:

• address: Correos 86, 35500 Arrefice, Lanzarote, Canary Islands, Spain;
• helpline: (+34)

4704;

• email;
• official website available in English, Spanish and German.

Lanzarote Airfield

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Tenerife Airport

If you are planning to go to Tenerife, it will be useful to know that there are two airports on the island. Airports in Tenerife are at a decent distance from each other, one in the northern part of the island, and the other in the south. If you are flying on a direct flight from Russia, then you will arrive at the southern airport of the island, the northern airport of Tenerife connects the Canary Islands and mainland Europe by air.

Tenerife airport – north and south, online scoreboard:

http://www.aena-aeropuertos.es/csee/Satellite/infovuelos/es/ To display the results you need to select an airport and category arrival / departure

Tenerife airport southern – Tenerife Sur Aeropuerto – TFS

International airport in the southern part of the island of Tenerife, Alternative (former) name – Reina Sofia AirportGMT time zone (winter / summer): 0/+1 Geographical coordinates of the airport: Latitude (28.04), Longitude (- 16.57) Number of terminals: 1 IATA code: TFS ICAO code: GCTS Postal address: Granadilla de Abona, 38610 Tenerrire, Islas Canarias

At the end of the sixties, the administration of the island of Tenerife planned the construction of a new airport in the south of the island, since the then existing airport of Los Rodeos or the northern airport – TFN, did not meet the technical requirements due to adverse weather conditions.

There are quite a few assumptions about miscalculations during the construction of the northern airport, one of which is related to the maps of Nazi Germany. You can learn more about it from our guides.

In 1977, the construction of the TFS airport control tower was completed, as well as the terminal building and takeoff runways. The airport was opened by Queen Sofia on November 6, 1978. The first flight was IB187 from Lanzarote. The plane landed at 10:17 am.

Tenerife North Airport – Tenerife Norte Aeropuerto – TFN

During the construction of the southern airport in the northern airport of Los Rodeos, on March 27, 1977, a terrible tragedy occurred, known to the whole world, the largest air crash in terms of the number of victims occurred. Two Boeing 747s collided on the takeoff runway in foggy conditions. 583 people died. This catastrophe served as the basis for revising the principle of takeoff and landing of all aircraft around the world.

The airport has only one runway with a length of 3170 meters, the surface is asphalt. The airport is a transport hub for inter-island communications, flights are operated from there to Europe, South America, but the busiest route is Tenerife – Gran Canaria (an average of 40 flights per day).

The new terminal was opened in 2003. The complex includes a car park, freeway ramps, and a four-story terminal building with 12 gates. The terminal is equipped with six air bridges. The airport regained its International status when flights to Caracas began. Domestic flights between the islands were resumed in 2005.

Canary airlines: Binter Canarias, Canary Fly

Canary Islands flight statistics. Interesting Facts.

• Canary Islands is located 93 km from Tenerife North Airport – Los Rodeos (Tenerife, Spain).
• Tenerife North Airport – Los Rodeos (Tenerife, Spain) Right now, 25 airlines operate from Tenerife North Airport – Los Rodeos.
• Tenerife North Airport – Los Rodeos offers non-stop flights to 20 cities.
• Every week, at least 614 domestic flights and 11 international flights depart from Tenerife North Airport – Los Rodeos.

Canary Islands is located 105 km from Tenerife South Airport – Reina Sofia (Tenerife, Spain).
Tenerife South Airport – Reina Sofia (Tenerife, Spain)

• Right now, 38 airlines operate from Tenerife South Airport – Reina Sofia.

Tenerife South Airport – Reina Sofia offers non-stop flights to 81 cities.
Every week, at least 91 domestic flights and 283 international flights depart from Tenerife South Airport – Reina Sofia.

What to try

A significant place in cooking is given to simple snacks, which once formed the basis of the diet of the Guanches, the indigenous population of Tenerife. And on the table they served “gofio” – differently prepared barley or corn flour. Today, in restaurants, this dish is found as a side dish; you should definitely try it, if only out of interest. The taste of flour is specific, but universal – “gofio” can even be added to ice cream. Another traditional dish is papas arrugadas baked potatoes. Its whole “chip” is in salt, which protrudes on the peel after the water from the pan has evaporated. Seasoning for potatoes is mojo sauce.

The main component of the first courses is meat: rabbit and goat meat. A local resident’s dinner is rarely complete without fragrant stew. Tourists really like Tenerife dried pork jamon, and chorizo ​​sausages are valued for their unusual sour taste.

Remember that Tenerife is an island, which means that seafood is abundant here.

Hotels

There are hotels in the transit area of ​​the airport terminals where you can stay. Camping Playa de Vargas, Finca La Manigua and Elba Vecindario Aeropuerto Business & Convention Hotel are close to Gran Canaria.

There are more hotels close to Tenerife South Airport. The closest ones are:

• Los Amigos Hostel Tenerife;
• SOTAVENTO 3;
• Apartment La Tejita;
• Camping Montaña Roja – El Médano.

There are a lot of hotels in the Lanzarote airfield area. The closest list includes:

• Javier and Sonia’s House;
• Casa Guacimeta;
• La Concha Boutique Apartments;
• MAGMA ROOMS. Privat Hotel;
• Hotel Beatriz Playa & SPA.

The main resorts of Tenerife

The main part of the resorts of Tenerife is located in the south, due to the geographical features that were mentioned at the beginning of the article.

Playa de las Americas (Playa de las Americas) – the largest and popular tourist resort in Tenenrife. The main number of entertainment establishments of the coast, bars, restaurants, shops and discos are concentrated here

Playa de las Americas, Tenerife

On the coast of Las Americas there are only hotels, there are no residential areas and individual private houses – this is the realm of relaxation and round-the-clock fun. Las Americas has the largest selection of hotels – from cheap to luxury. All beaches here are equipped with breakwaters, so the water here is always calm and suitable even for the youngest guests.

Beach de las Americas, Tenerife

Los Cristianos is a resort adjacent to Las Americas, which visually looks like its natural extension. Some tour operators sell it as part of the Las Americas coast. The advantage of Los Cristianos can be considered relative silence and tranquility, as it is somewhat away from the epicenter of nightlife

Los Cristianos Beach, Tenerife

At the same time, Las Americas is literally a few kilometers away, so if you wish, you can very quickly get to the noisy part of the coast. Los Cristianos is not very popular with Russians, and the choice of hotels here is more modest, we find in Las Americas

Los Cristianos, Tenerife

El Medano is a small town a couple of tens of kilometers from Las Americas. The resort is interesting exclusively for yachtsmen and windsurfers, as a fairly strong wind constantly blows here, which scares away ordinary tourists. There are enough restaurants and cafes here, but there are not too many hotels and their level is rather modest. Shops are also for the most part designed for surfers, and not for European fashionistas. El Medano has a surfer school, equipment rentals, and 9 world surfing competitions are held here every year. 0005

El Medano Beach, Tenerife

Playa Paraiso is a quiet and peaceful resort near Las Americas. There are several inexpensive hotels, as well as premium hotels with a huge territory and a lot of entertainment for wealthy tourists. Playa Paraiso is also popular with divers due to the fact that it has the most beautiful and cleanest beaches on the entire coast. In Playa Paraiso, all life is concentrated on the territory of the hotel, the beach is suitable for those who like a lazy holiday on a sun lounger and do not plan to often get out of the hotel

Playa Paraiso, Tenerife

Costa del Silencio is a resort very similar in atmosphere to Playa Paraiso, but a little further from Las Americas. There are no expensive hotels here, most of the guests are couples with children who do not plan active nightly entertainment. Almost all hotels on the Costa del Silencio operate on an all-inclusive basis and provide children’s infrastructure. An essential feature of the Costa del Silencio is the lack of beaches, since the coast here is steep, and there is no sandy strip. The sea beaches at the resort are replaced by a huge pool with sea water for tourists

Costa del Silencio, Tenerife

Puerto de la Cruz is the northern part of Tenerife, the second most important resort on the island. There are practically no Russians here, but among the British and Scandinavians, Puerto de la Cruz is much more popular than Las Americas. In addition to vacationers, a fairly large number of local residents live here. Unlike Las Americas, in Puerto de la Cruz you can walk through the streets of residential areas, taste the real local cuisine and feel the rhythm of everyday life in Tenerife

Puerte de la Cruz Beach, Tenerife

Los Gigantes is another resort where there are no beaches available for swimming. Los Gigantes is located in the west of the island, geographically it merges into Puerto de Santiago and La Arena beach – the only beach on the coast where you can swim in the ocean from the shore. Los Gigantes is popular with yachtsmen and locals who like to relax in small towns away from a large concentration of tourists. Even in these places, you can most often observe dolphins and pilot whales from the shore

Los Gigantes Beach, Tenerife

Transfer and Taxi from the North Airport

Tenerife Norte Airport is much further away from the popular southern resorts, and public transport runs from it not so often. If you have a heavy suitcase, you are tired of a long flight from Russia and you would rather plunge into the ocean, then the best way is to book an individual transfer in advance. You can choose a car depending on the number of people: from a standard car to 19local bus. For large companies, the price will be very favorable. The driver will meet you with a sign and take you to the desired hotel.

Order a Taxi

The most important thing is that the price of a taxi for such a trip is fixed and you will know it immediately when ordering. I think this is the most important thing after a hard flight. After all, tired tourists most often fall victim to the deception of taxi drivers when they wind up prices by 2-3 times. It’s a shame to find out later that you were deceived. Therefore, take care of a taxi in advance, you will thank yourself later. The taxi service is reliable, even if you are a girl and traveling alone, then you have nothing to fear. The driver will take you to the hotel safe and sound.

Check Taxi Prices and Order

Free Taxi

Tenerife has many good shops, so it’s no surprise that tourists combine beach holidays with shopping. VAT refund (or tax free) helps to return part of the money spent, which means that shopping will be even more profitable.

Free tax collection offices are marked with a yellow icon on the diagram. With them you need to go to the VAT refund office on the 1st floor of the southern airport and put stamps on the checks. And then contact one of the Global Exchange representatives. There are two offices at the airport: one is from 05:30 to 21:30, and the other is from 09:00:00 to 23:00. Both are on the 0 floor. You can return the money in cash or to a bank card.

Picturesque places and cities worth visiting

Benijo beach is a beautiful place, but not for swimming. The wild beach, surrounded by high mountains, is more suitable for a romantic contemplation of natural views.

Esperanza pine forest gives way to fragrant eucalyptus trees. There is a special ethereal aroma here. You can walk through the forest with health benefits for a long time and for free.

Dragon tree in Ikod, access to which is allowed only for money. No one knows how old this dracaena is and why its juice is red like blood. And in the same place, in a quiet town, there is a butterfly center where you can enjoy communication with winged charmers to your heart’s content. Excursions to Igod de los Vinos include free tasting of local wines. Perhaps someone will like this information.

Gomera Island is located thirty kilometers from Tenerife. This is a place that attracts lovers of hiking trails with a backpack on their backs.

The Basilica of Candelaria is a place of pilgrimage for Christians and not only. Here is the sacred sculpture of the Black-faced Madonna, which even Buddhists come to bow to. By the way, many esotericists claim that the Black Madonnas, of which there are not so many found in the whole wide world, have a unique energy that goes beyond the understanding of the Christian religion. Every year on August 14 and 15, pilgrims arrive in Candelaria to visit the Basilica in the rhythm of mass festivities and to the sound of fireworks and bow to the sacred Madonna. In the immediate vicinity of this place, the bronze kings of the island rise majestically – nine sculptures with sad faces. What the former rulers of paradise places grieve about, you can find out by ordering a city tour. In fairness, it should be noted that the main temple of Tenerife – the cathedral – is located in La Laguna. We will probably move on to it.

La Laguna is the cultural capital and the oldest city of Tenerife. Many buildings, which are more than one century old, have been preserved here in their original form. Therefore, UNESCO took the city under its protection. Walking here and there, you will find yourself on the threshold of the convent with the imperishable body of the nun La Servita. At one time, she performed miracles of healing. Further you will find several luxurious palaces, a museum of history and anthropology. Actually, each house in the center of the Laguna has its own curious history.

The official capital of Tenerife is Santa Cruz – a modern bustling city where tourists arrive from all over the world. Here, too, there is something to see and where to walk. But the main event of the city is the carnival, which is held every year. This large-scale holiday in terms of the number of participants once got into the Guinness Book of Records. Many tourists come to the island in February-March just to get to this enchanting show.

What else to do on the island?

• Dive 30 meters deep in a €50 submarine.
• Go karting for €33.
• Tickle your nerves at a theatrical joust for €48.
• And, finally, get an aesthetic pleasure from the Spanish ballet in the concert hall “Pyramid of Arona” for €50-80.

Tenerife South Airport – the main one in the Canaries

Holidays in Spain on the Canary Islands are traditionally included in the elite category, that is, by definition, comfortable and high quality. Tenerife South Airport fully confirms this reputation: everything is done here to ensure that guests of the island find answers to all their questions as quickly and conveniently as possible. And our article will try to give these answers in advance, even before the trip itself.

History of the airport

The only international airport on the island of Tenerife until the 70s of the last century was Los Rodeos, which today is simply called Tenerife North. Due to its location in a mountainous area, flights were often hindered by difficult weather conditions – in particular, strong winds. The new Tenerife South Airport completely solved this serious problem for the tourist island, taking over most of the flights from other countries.

Tenerife South-Reina Sofia Airport was built for almost 10 years, and was inaugurated on November 6, 1978 years old. The airport is named after the Queen of Spain, Sophia of Greece, who attended the ceremony.

Now it is the largest air port of all the Canary Islands. It serves almost 9 million passengers a year.

Airport map

For domestic and international flights, one terminal is used, which does not delay its work at all, but it makes it very easy for visitors to navigate. Especially foreigners with poor knowledge of English and especially Spanish – that is, for many Russian tourists.

The plan of the building is simple and straightforward, with all services and entertainment facilities located on the sides of the main hall. The airport scheme includes several cafes, a mother and child room, a modern first-aid post and a pharmacy. Everywhere there are online scoreboards with different information, and the airport terminal employees do not refuse to help.

Airlines and flights

Nearly 50 airlines fly to TFS. Almost all planes from Moscow also land here. You can find a detailed schedule on the official website.

From Moscow, you can fly to the Canary Islands at Tenerife South Airport:

• Aeroflot – from Sheremetyevo;
• Vim Airlines – from Domodedovo;
• Transaero – from Domodedovo.

Transport

There are several options to get from the airport to the hotel:

• a transfer bus provided by the tour operator in advance or provided by the hotel;
• self-ordered transfer;
• taxi;
• rented car;
• public transport – bus.

Public transport stop is located opposite the main exit, dozens of municipal routes run from it in different directions. 111 and 343 will take you to the capital Santa Cruz de Tenerife for 4 euros. Here you will be found by representatives of taxi services with small and large cars up to microbuses. A little further, across the road, there is a huge parking lot and offices of car rental companies. But experienced travelers are advised to take care of rental issues in advance, although renting a car right away is usually not a problem.

The cost of a taxi or bus directly depends on the duration of the trip. During the holiday season, prices rise, but not critically. Also, there are long queues for regular buses during the influx of tourists.

Duty-free

The duty-free zone here is traditional for most tourist islands. Here foreign alcohol of famous brands, products and cigarettes are offered. There are no local goods that are usually bought as souvenirs in duty-free.

Anna, 28 years old, mother with a three-year-old child:

Maxim, 44 years old, head of sales:

Irina, 20 years old, student:

A quality vacation is made up of little things and begins with the most elementary – a comfortable arrival and transfer. It is not for nothing that Tenerife South International Airport is named after Queen Sofia – all services here work like a king. Accuracy, respect for guests and an excellent level of service maintain the reputation of the Canary Islands.

Online board

Canary Islands

All three airport sites have the same structure as they belong to the Aena network. The online scoreboard can be viewed on the official websites if you go from the main page to the “flights” section. There you can find a board of both departures and arrivals, the search criteria in which will be the time zone, airline and direction. Additionally, you can drive the flight number or destination and departure point into the search from above. The online scoreboard itself is divided into columns:

• time;
• flight number;
• place of destination or departure;
• airline and aircraft;
• terminal.

Links to the online scoreboard of airports are as follows:

• Gran Canaria: departure and arrival;
• Tenerife South: departure and arrival;
• Lanzarote: departure and arrival.

Tenerife registration area

Hotels in Tenerife

Most of the hotels on the island have a star rating, they are distinguished by a high level of service and a wide range of services. At the same time, they are focused on guests with a wide range of income levels, so finding a budget room, if desired, is not difficult. So, the average cost of staying in a 3* hotel in a popular resort is 50-80 EUR per day. Chic, as on postcards, a stay in a 5 * hotel will cost 2000 EUR or more.

Intermediary sites also offer other accommodation options: hostels (25-30 EUR), apartments (30-50 EUR), houses and villas (200-400 EUR).

There are enough hotels in Tenerife, but they are in great demand all year round, so it is better to book a room a few weeks in advance.

Is it possible to rent an apartment in Tenerife

Tenerife airports on the map: name

Many people dream of visiting the famous Canary Islands. By the word “Canaries” many mean the perfect vacation. Often people relax on the island of Tenerife, which is part of the Canary archipelago. There are many tourists in every season.

On this island you can have a quiet, extreme, romantic and at the same time economical vacation. The weather there is almost always favorable. If in Russia winters are very cold and snowy, then in Tenerife it is always warm and dry. In winter, the temperature is rarely below zero, mostly the indicator ranges from +16 to +18 degrees . The main tourist areas of the island are the resorts of Costa Adeje and Las Americas. There are comfortable beaches protected from waves, as well as always warm sunny weather, which is important for vacationers, because all visitors want to spend as much time as possible in nature.

Contents

• Attractions Tenerife
• Airports Tenerife, Canary Islands: in which city is the airport in Tenerife?
• More about airports
• Where to stay in Tenerife?

Tenerife attractions

Each region has its own attractions that are interesting in terms of architecture, history or aesthetic beauty. For example, on the island of Tenerife there are many interesting places that attract tourists. Among them:

1. Taide National Park. The main hallmark of this park is the volcano of the same name. It is also rich in unique flora and fauna. It is best to visit it in spring or summer to enjoy the unprecedented beauty and bright natural colors.
2. Orlov Park. A very unusual place, rich in various predatory animals. There you can watch a fun performance in the water arena with the participation of fur seals, play with different birds, take pictures with them and much more.
3. Pyramids of Guimán. This, of course, is not the Egyptian pyramids, but still very interesting structures. There is information that peasants built them many years ago, laying stones on top of each other that they found while working in the fields.
4. Laurel forests. They have been preserved since the Jurassic period. These forests are green all year round due to the favorable climate.
5. Siam Park. This is a water amusement park. There are special slides, play areas and much more for extreme lovers.

In general, Tenerife has many interesting places, thanks to which this island is rich in tourists all year round. However, how to get to this wonderful place? Let’s talk about the airports of the famous island. Of course, many tourists are interested in the name of airports in Tenerife, their number and location.

Tenerife Island

Tenerife Airports, Canary Islands: in which city is the airport in Tenerife?

Before you go on vacation, you need to find out what Tenerife airports are on the map. In total there are two air harbors on this island, from where tourists from different parts of the world arrive:

1. South (located in the municipality of Granadilla de Abona).
2. North (located near the capital Santa Cruz de Tenerife).

Tenerife South Airport is absolutely not difficult to find on the map. This is an international hub where people from Russia often arrive. It is also called Reina Sophia. It is equipped with a three-level passenger terminal. There are special VIP lounges, cafes, restaurants and bars where you can spend time before your flight. There are also many shops where you can buy both products and souvenirs. For children there are playrooms where they can play, run, have fun under the supervision of their parents.

In addition, on the territory of this airport you can find a first-aid post, a post office, banking institutions, parking and much more. Check-in for international flights there is carried out 2.5 hours before departure, and for domestic flights – 1.5 hours before departure. You can get to this airport by taxi or bus.

A little more about airports

Tenerife North Airport is also called Tenerife Norte. It is worth knowing the Tenerife airport code to easily recognize it – TFN. This is the island’s second international airport. It is focused on serving inter-island flights and flights to the Spanish mainland. Also, guests from the United States of America often fly here. If we compare this air harbor with the South Airport, it will be much smaller in size. The thing is that initially it was not planned at all that there would be an airport in that place. Due to the fact that it is not located in the most favorable place, it does not work at night, and sometimes even during the day. That is why passengers rarely fly there. As a rule, tourists land at Yuzhny airport, as it is more spacious and comfortable.

It should be noted that despite its small size, Severny Airport has all the necessary facilities. There are cafes, restaurants, ATMs, shops, and VIP zones. There is also free Wi-Fi. In general, this airport has everything that is necessary for passengers. However, as we have already said, it does not work around the clock, which significantly affects the number of people arriving there.

Tenerife Sur Airport (TFS)

Where to stay in Tenerife?

Before you go on a trip to the island, you need to decide in advance where you will stay. If you are going to stay at a hotel, you need to book a room in advance, as it is quite possible that the places in the hotel you have chosen will be occupied by the time you arrive. Consider some of the best hotels on the island:

1. Las Madrigueras Golf Resort & Spa. This hotel is located in Playa de las Americas. The rooms are very spacious, clean and comfortable. From the windows you can see a beautiful landscape. There you can also play golf, visit spa treatments, swim in the pool, go to the fitness center and much more.
2. Royal Garden Villas. Located in Costa Adeje. There are comfortable rooms for smokers and non-smokers. Those who wish can go to the bar, enjoy the jacuzzi, dine in the restaurant or dance in the club.
3. Colon Guanahani – Adrian Hoteles. Also located in Costa Adeje. There absolutely all rooms are for non-smoking guests. There is a laundry and dry cleaning service on site. One popular service is the free breakfast.
4. Hotel Suite Villa Maria. The hotel is located in Costa Adeje. It is equipped with conference rooms, a business center with Wi-Fi and a banquet hall. Suitable for both business guests and families with children who can leave their kids for the rest of the day with nannies working in this hotel.
5. Hotel Riu Garoe. Located in Puerto de la Cruz. All rooms are exclusively luxury, so the prices are not low. Vacationers are offered free breakfasts, restaurants, swimming pools and fitness centers. For those wishing to play tennis there is a special tennis court.

Not to mention the wonderful hotels Hotel Botanico & The Oriental Spa Garden, Iberostar Anthelia and Vincci Seleccion La Plantacion del Sur. These are cozy, spacious and modern hotels where you can have a good rest and enjoy excellent service. All staff speak several languages, so there will be no problems with understanding. In general, Tenerife is a magical place where you can get an unforgettable vacation and a lot of positive emotions. It is noteworthy that the prices in the resorts of the island are quite affordable compared to other places to stay. Tenerife is warm and comfortable all year round, so if you fly there in winter or summer, you will in any case get a lot of unforgettable impressions.

Tenerife International Airports (Canary Islands). Tenerife Airports in the Canary Islands Canary Islands Airports

If you are planning to go to Tenerife, it will be useful to know that there are two airports on the island. Airports in Tenerife are at a decent distance from each other, one in the northern part of the island, and the other in the south.
If you are flying on a direct flight from Russia, then you will arrive at the southern airport of the island, the northern airport of Tenerife connects the Canary Islands and mainland Europe by air.

Tenerife
airport – north and south, online scoreboard:

http://www.aena-aeropuertos.es/csee/Satellite/infovuelos/es/
To display the results you need to select an airport and category arrival / departure

International airport in the southern part of Tenerife,
Alternative (former) name – Reina Sofia Airport
Time zone GMT (winter / summer): 0/+1
Geographical coordinates of the airport: Latitude (28.04), Longitude (-16.57)
Number of terminals: 1
IATA code: TFS
ICAO code: GCTS
Postal address: Granadilla de Abona, 38610 Tenerrire, Islas Canarias

At the end of the sixties, the administration of the island of Tenerife planned the construction of a new airport in the south of the island, since the then existing Los Rodeos airport or the northern airport – TFN, did not meet the technical requirements due to adverse weather conditions.

There are quite a few assumptions about miscalculations during the construction of the northern airport, one of which is related to the maps of Nazi Germany. You can learn more about it from our guides.

In 1977, the construction of the TFS airport control tower was completed, as well as the terminal building and takeoff runways. opened a
Queen Sofia Airport November 6, 1978. The first flight was IB187 from Lanzarote. The plane landed at 10:17 am.

International airport in the northern part of the island of Tenerife.

Alternative (former) name
– Los Rodeos Airport

Time zone GMT (winter/summer): 0/+1

Geographical coordinates of the airport: Latitude (28.48), Longitude (-16.34)

IATA code: TFN

ICAO code: GCXO

During the construction of the southern airport in the northern airport of Los Rodeos,
March 27, 1977 there was a terrible tragedy known to the whole world, the largest plane crash in terms of the number of victims occurred. Two Boeing 747s collided on the takeoff runway in foggy conditions. 583 people died. This catastrophe served as the basis for revising the principle of takeoff and landing of all aircraft around the world.

The airport has only one runway with a length of 3170 meters, the surface is asphalt. The airport is a transport hub for inter-island communications, from there flights are operated to Europe, South America, but the busiest route is Tenerife – Gran Canaria (an average of 40 flights per day).

The new terminal was opened in 2003. The complex includes a car park, freeway ramps, and a four-story terminal building with 12 gates. The terminal is equipped with six air bridges. The airport regained its International status when flights to Caracas began. Domestic flights between the islands were resumed in 2005.

Canary Airlines: Binter Canarias, Canary Fly

Binter Canarias (Binter Canarias)

Regional airlines in the Canary Islands

Year of foundation: 1989

IATA code: NT

ICAO code: IBB

Address
: S.A. Aeropuerto de Gran Canaria, Parcela 9, Apartado 50, 35230 Telde, Gran Canaria, Spain

Phone: +34 902 391 392

Holidays in the Canary Islands are the dream of many travelers. Many people associate the Canary Islands with an ideal pastime on the beach, warm sea and a high level of service. Most vacationers are on the island of Tenerife, which belongs to the Canary archipelago. At any time of the year, tourists from all over the world are happy to go to this heavenly place.

In Tenerife, any traveler will be able to relax the way he wants. Holidays can be extreme and romantic, secluded and full of events. In this case, you do not have to spend huge amounts of money. The weather conditions on the island contribute to a pleasant stay. In Russia, it is cold and snowy in winter, and in Tenerife, even in January, the air temperature is kept at around + 16 ° C. The resort areas most in demand among guests of the island are Costa Adeje and Las Americas. The coastal strip is protected from ocean waves by special structures. The beaches are fully equipped for the convenience and comfort of vacationers. The weather here is usually clear and cloudless, which is very important for tourists who arrive in Tenerife.

Every corner of the planet has something interesting for tourists. Tenerife is no exception. There are many places with a unique history, extraordinary architecture and amazing beauty.

Travelers must visit the following places:

• Taide National Reserve
  . It is named after a huge volcano located right in the middle of the natural park. Here you can see unique representatives of flora and fauna. The park looks most beautiful in spring, during the flowering period of plants.
• Eagles Park
  . In this unusual corner of the island you can see many interesting animals. The park has a water arena where trained fur seals participate in an amazing performance. You can take pictures with animals and play with them.
• Pyramids of Guimar
  . They should not be compared with Egyptian monumental structures. Scientists believe that the pyramids in Tenerife were built by peasants who, while working in the fields, piled stones one on top of the other.
• Laurel thickets
  . Even during the Jurassic period, these forests were already in this area. Everything is green here all year round, which is possible due to the peculiarities of the climate.
• Siam Park
  . For lovers of water fun, this is the most suitable place. Many slides and water rides for children and adults, unique extreme entertainment – time flies in Siam Park.
• Lago Martianez
  . A kind of park of artificial islands and lagoons on the Atlantic coast. It was created in the northern part of the island, because strong ocean waves prevent tourists from swimming. On the man-made islands there are restaurants and cafes, observation decks with a beautiful view of the ocean.
• Museum of Nature and Man
  . For many years, the city of Santa Cruz has collected a huge collection of artifacts and works of art from different time periods. The museum has a huge library, which mainly contains books of the natural sciences.

Enumerate all the sights of the island can be endless. You definitely need to come here. To do this, you need to find Tenerife airports on the map in order to plan the route correctly. It would not be superfluous to clarify what services the island’s airfields offer and which airline to choose for the flight.

Travelers from all over the world arrive in the Canary Islands at one of the two airports that operate in Tenerife:

• South (located in the province of Granadilla de Abona).
• North (located near the capital of the island, Santa Cruz de Tenerife).

Tenerife’s main international airport in the Canary Islands is South. Most often, Russians come here. The second name of this air harbor is Reina Sofia. The airport has a three-level terminal for passengers. Passengers can while away the waiting time in comfortable halls with comfortable armchairs, small cafes and restaurants, where visitors will be offered delicious dishes of various national cuisines. There are many retail outlets on the territory of the airport where a variety of goods are sold: from groceries to souvenirs. Equipped with playrooms for young passengers, where you can have fun before the flight.

If necessary, travelers can visit a pharmacy and medical center, banks and post offices, car parking and much more.

The check-in procedure for international destinations starts 2.5 hours before the departure time, for domestic destinations – 1.5 hours before the flight. The airport can be reached by bus or taxi.

The northern air harbor is sometimes called Tenerife Norte. It is easy to identify this terminal if you know its code (TFN). Severny Airport also serves flights to international destinations. This air hub is the center of inter-island traffic, and flights from Spain and the United States also arrive here. Compared to the South Airport, this transport hub is much smaller in size. This happened because initially the construction of the terminal on this site was not expected. The conditions for the functioning of Tenerife Norte are not the most optimal, it does not work at night, sometimes it closes during the day. Therefore, most travelers prefer the South, which is much more comfortable and spacious.

Despite its compact size, Severny Airport has everything you need: cafes and restaurants, retail outlets, bank branches, VIP lounges. Free Wi-Fi is available to passengers.

Accommodation in Tenerife

When the Tenerife airports are found on the map, the route is determined, it remains to choose a place where it is better to settle. If you prefer comfortable hotels, it is better to reserve rooms via the Internet in advance. Since it is impossible to exclude the possibility that all the places in the previously chosen hotel will be occupied upon arrival.

The best hotels in Tenerife:

• Royal Garden Villas
  . The hotel is located in Costa Adeje. Superior rooms are divided into two types: for smokers and for non-smokers. Those who like to have fun can go to bars, have lunch and dinner in a restaurant, go to a disco. The rooms have a jacuzzi.
• Las Madrigueras Golf Resort & Spa
  . The hotel is located in Playa de las Americas. From the windows of the hotel offers a gorgeous view. All rooms are well appointed, clean and comfortable. The hotel has a golf course, SPA-center, swimming pool, fitness center and much more.
• Hotel Suite Villa Maria
  . It is located in Costa Adeje. It has a conference room, a business center with free Wi-Fi and a banquet hall. This hotel is well suited for business trips, but couples with children will have a great time here. A nanny is available to the guests, who will look after the kids while the parents are gone.
• Colon Guanahani – Adrian Hoteles
  . It is also located in Costa Adeje. The hotel rooms are for non-smoking guests only. The hotel provides laundry and dry cleaning services. A great addition to the list of services provided are delicious breakfasts, the cost of which is included in the price of the room.
• Hotel Riu Garoe
  . The hotel is located in Puerto de la Cruz. This is a luxury hotel, so accommodation will not be cheap. The hotel has restaurants, fitness center, swimming pools. The hotel serves free breakfasts, and there is a special court for tennis fans.

Some of the best hotels on the island are located in Puerto de la Cruz: Apartamentos Masaru, Hotel Maga and Apartamentos Casablanca. These are comfortable, well-equipped hotels of a modern type, which receive only the most positive feedback from guests. The service is on top, all the staff knows several foreign languages, so there are no problems with communication.

Tenerife is an amazing part of the Canary Islands. Travelers who come here get unforgettable impressions and a lot of positive emotions.

Landing at Tenerife airport

Without using travel agencies?

This is the right decision – you can even save money.

Firstly, on the cost of the services of the agency itself – you will have no one to pay, you will choose the route for yourself, you will book the hotel yourself.

Secondly, on the flight: you can get to the Islands cheaper if … About this and everything else about the airports of the Canary Islands – in our article.

Direct flight

If you don’t want to jump from plane to plane and are ready to pay 100-150 euros more for a direct flight – your right. In this case, you can fly from Kyiv or Moscow, land – at the South or North airport.

It is worth noting that, despite the fact that most airports in the Canary Islands have international status, Tenerife South is the landing point for most flights from the mainland.

The rest of the airports in the Canary Islands serve mostly for communication between the islands. For example, from Tenerife North Airport – most flights are made from here towards Grand Canaria – a neighboring island.

By the way, a direct flight Kyiv – Tenerife will cost you from 250 euros one way, travel time – 6 hours.

Returning to the issue of savings – if you don’t mind making a transfer on the way – you “risk” saving about 100 euros one way. To do this, you need to get from Kyiv (or Moscow) to a European airport, from which low-cost airlines send low-cost flights to airports in the Canary Islands.

You can choose a route on online resources, you can fly through Cologne, Berlin, Paris, etc. The cost will be plus or minus 50 euros for a flight to a European airport and the same amount from there to the Canary Islands.

Airports on the islands – keeping in touch

In addition to the aforementioned North and South airports in Tenerife and Grand Canaria Airport, international flights may have their point of arrival in Lanzarote. Other airports serve domestic flights to a greater extent – Fuerventura, Hierro, La Gomera.

The name of each airport is similar to the name of the island on which it is located – so it’s easy to navigate. The islands themselves are small – airports are located only ten kilometers from the cities.

Flying from island to island is an inexpensive but spectacular experience. In addition, it is by air that it is most convenient to get between the islands scattered in the Atlantic.

The easiest way to get to the Canary Islands is by air. In this paradise, several landing strips will take you at once. Not all airports in the Canary Islands accept international flights, but there is nothing to worry about, the transport interchange in the Canaries is excellent, so you can easily get to the resort you need by taxi or bus.

Gran Canaria

Eighteen kilometers from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is the most famous airport of the Canaries. If you fly out of Moscow, then, most likely, it is Gran Canaria that will meet you. It is the fifth in the ranking of Spanish air transport hubs in terms of passenger traffic. The airport of Gran Canaria has become a haven for the air force base. Previously, NASA shuttles could even land here. Passenger check-in here begins 2-2.5 hours before departure.

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Other airports in the Canary Islands

La Gomera civil-military airport in the Canary Islands is located near the village of Alajero, thirty-four kilometers from the capital of the island of the same name. There is only one terminal here. Basically, Binter Canarias aircraft are accepted here. In 1960, the Canaries got another airport – Fuerteventura. It was erected on an island with the same name, five kilometers from Puerto del Rosario. The emergence of this important transport hub was facilitated by the influx of tourists to the island. There is only one terminal, but planes from different European countries land here.

Lanzarote is one of the most sought after international transport hubs in the Canaries. It serves a piece of land of the same name and is located five kilometers from Arrecife. In 2002, passengers were able to watch how one of the terminals turned into an aviation museum, which did not go unnoticed by tourists. In 2010, the passenger turnover amounted to almost 5 million people.

Hierro also has its own airport, nine kilometers from Valverde. It is the only one that provides an air corridor between the island and the mainland and other parts of the Canary Islands.

Tenerife is a tourist mecca. There are a lot of people who come here on vacation, so there are two airports at once. Yuzhny accepts international flights, previously it was called Reina Sofia Airport. The airport is located 61 kilometers from Tenerife. But in the northern part of the island, not far from Santa Cruz de Tenerife, the North Airport was built. From here planes go to South America and Europe. There are about forty flights a day.

Rules for the carriage of baggage at Canary airports

If you arrive on the islands on a charter flight Moscow – Gran Canaria, then you should know that the rules for carrying hand luggage and baggage have become stricter here. Even water is now called hand luggage, and you can completely lose other drinks purchased in Russia when crossing the border of the Canary Islands.

Get a bigger bag before your trip, because you should only have one. This is another rule of Gran Canaria.

Weigh your luggage. You will have to go through this procedure as soon as you get to the Canaries airport. One person has the right to transport a bag weighing up to twenty kg. Passengers using business class can bring luggage up to 30 kg to the islands. Do not think that these are jokes, there may be problems with the weight of your suitcases, for each extra kilo you will pay an additional 60 euros. Not good for tourists who intend to carry luggage heavier than 32 kg. They will have to pay a fine and unload luggage, or employees will require a very considerable surcharge. Isn’t this a motivation for girls who are always picking up a bunch of things on vacation. Gran Canaria will help beauties to be more selective in filling their suitcases.

Each airport and airline may have different baggage requirements, but in general they do not differ much. If during disembarkation you find that you have no baggage, you can contact the office of your airline.

Enjoy your holidays in the Canary Islands and come back here again!

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Airport is the international airport of the island of Gran Canaria. The airport is an international hub with two terminals and is located 19 km south of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.

Airport Tenerife Norte (Los Rodeos)

Tenerife North is an airport and international hub located in the north of Tenerife, not far from Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Tenerife North performs the main function of a connecting transport hub between the islands. Flights are made from the airport to destinations: South America, Europe, but the most intensive destination is the Tenerife-Gran Canaria route (the average number of flights of this flight per day is 40).

Airport Tenerife South (Tenerife Sur Reina Sofia)

Tenerife South International Airport is located in the southern part of Tenerife. It is located 61 kilometers from Tenerife in a southwesterly direction. Tenerife South is an international hub.

Fuerteventura Airport

Fuerteventura Airport and International Hub is located on the island of Fuerteventura, 5 km from Puerto del Rosario. Fuerteventura appeared on the island in the mid-60s, during the years of the emergence of tourism in these parts. The airport is a link between Fuerteventura and other islands of the Canary archipelago.

Lanzarote Airport

Lanzarote International Airport of the Canary Island of Lanzarote, is located 5 kilometers from the city of Arrecife towards the southwest.

Airport El Hierro

The only airport on the Spanish island of El Hierro, located 9 kilometers from Valverde in a northeasterly direction.

La Gomera Airport

La Gomera Airport is located 34 kilometers in the direction from the capital of the Canary Island Gomera – San Sebastian de la Gomera, near the city of Alahero.

Canarian airport name. Canary Islands airports

Reina Sofia Airport
(Reina Sofia Airport) is located in the southern part of the Canary Islands and is the main airport of international importance on the island. This airport is better known as Tenerife South.

Until 1978, all domestic and international flights were served at Los Rodeos Airport in the north of the Canary Islands. Due to unstable weather conditions, the northern airport often did not meet the necessary technical requirements, so the island authorities decided to move it to another location.

Construction of the airport in the south began in 1977 and opened on November 6, 1978. Queen Sophia of Spain, after whom the airport is named, arrived at the opening ceremony. During only the first year of its existence, Tenerife-South Airport served about 1 million passengers.
.

In 2012, the terminal handled more than 8.5 million people, more than 56,000 flights were served at the airport
. Tenerife-North has become an airport of local importance – domestic flights connect Tenerife with the Spanish continent and with the islands of Fuerteventura and Gran Canaria.

Tenerife South Airport has one single terminal for domestic and international flights.

Many major airlines, including some low cost airlines, link Tenerife South with European capitals.

Most Russian tourists arrive at this airport in the Canary Islands, as it is connected with Moscow by direct charter or seasonal flights of airlines: Transaero, I Fly, VIM-Avia.

At any time of the year, Tenerife can be reached on regular flights of European airlines with transfers in Europe:

Tenerife South Airport
is located at a distance of 60 km from the capital of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, in the heart of the tourist life of the island – from here it is convenient to get to the popular beach resorts located in the south: Los Cristianos, Las Americas, Los Gigantes and Las Galletas. The famous Las Americas beach is only 18 kilometers away

From the airport you can get to your destination by taxi or bus. There are no railways on the island, and Tenerife South Airport is connected to other cities by a bus network. The fare is low
, and buses leave regularly, but there is a long line at the terminal stop during the high season.

Los Cristianos and Las Americas can be reached by on flight 111
, which runs every 30 minutes.

Flight 340 connects Tenerife South and Tenerife North airports, but it does not have a fixed timetable.

Flight 341 will take you to the capital of the island – Santa Cruz. Flight 343 runs on the route: Puerto de la Cruz – Airport South – Airport North – Los Cristianos – Playa de Las Americas.

The bus stop is opposite the exit from the arrivals area, on the opposite side of the street.

Tenerife South – modern airport
, where passengers can feel comfortable thanks to the excellent information service and the quality of the services provided.

There are coffee houses and restaurants, a pharmacy, car rentals and, of course, duty-free shops where you can buy alcohol, tobacco, sweets, perfumes, souvenirs and even traditional Spanish delicacies: wine, olive oil and dried ham.

Duty free shops
are located in the departure area on the lowest floor in the airport terminal; prices for goods are lower than, for example, in the continental airports of Spain, but more stringent restrictions on the amount of alcohol and tobacco products purchased per passenger.

Reina Sofia Airport has all conditions for people with disabilities
. Entrances and exits, toilets and catering places are adapted for wheelchair passengers. Representatives of the information service speak two languages ​​(Spanish and English) and are ready to provide the necessary assistance.

Canary Islands, Spain

There are two ways to get to Lanzarote from Tenerife: by ferry and by plane. The ferry is long and expensive. Cheaper and faster by plane. Direct flights from Tenerife are operated by Binter Canarias. Departure from Tenerife North Airport. Flight time is only 50 minutes. They write that the cost of tickets is 50-70 €, but there are significant options. So, if you book tickets in advance, it will be much cheaper. If they are also irrevocable, then even cheaper. And if you’re over 60, you get a discount. And if you order back-to-back, then more expensive. In general, my wife and I were over 60, ordered a few days in advance, cost 80€ per person.

  Specifically, you need to find out on the Binter Canarias website, but here you need to keep in mind that there is no Russian version of this site. All information in Spanish, English, German.

  We flew on a small twin-engine, turboprop aircraft (photo below). Two rows of seats, two in each, like in a bus. And just like on a bus, the seats are not numbered, so if you want to sit in a convenient place, then you should not condescendingly look at the cranks crowding in line when they are announced and when they run out, imposingly go out to the aisle. However, if you don’t care, then you can do it that way, standing places are not provided there – they will put you somewhere. In flight, they offer water and a candy-type candy.

A last look at Tenerife and its capital, Santa Cruz. In front of Lancerote.

In Lanzarote, the plane comes in from the south.

And here is the first volcano.

We go down further. According to the Google map, this is the city of Castillo del Aguila.

Volcano crater close up.

This is the plane we flew to the island. Here the rules are also simple. When leaving the plane, people saw their suitcases in the unloaded luggage, simply took them and left the airfield. A group of passengers, including us, thought that it was necessary and stopped next to the plane. But an employee came up and explained that we had to go to the arrivals hall.

Arrival Hall

At the exit from the hall, tourists are greeted by the emblem of the island, drawn by the artist Cesar Manrique, a native and patriot of Lanzarote. Caption – Lanzarote Biosphere Reserve.

The exterior of the Lanzarote airport building. The view is not very “pretty”

We exit the terminal and see such a landscape – we are in Lanzarote

Lanzarote Airport

Airport on the map of the island.

Lanzarote Airport is located in the south-east of the island, between its two capitals: administrative – Arrecife (Arrecife) and resort – Puerto del Carmen (Puerto del Carmen). 5-7 kilometers from both cities.

The airport has two terminals: Terminal 1 for international flights, including mainland Spain and Terminal 2 for local flights.

  Practical tip: If you are taking a taxi to the airport, state the terminal number. Often a taxi driver, seeing that you are a foreigner, thinks that you are flying home to your own Europe and is taking you to Terminal 1, and you need to go to Tenerife. Of course, it’s not a big deal to get there, but still.

  Both terminals are externally and internally decorated in the same style: externally – these are long “undersized” buildings without any decorations, internally – spacious and completely deserted halls.

Terminal 1 hall

  As for “where to eat”, in both terminals there is one small cafe with a poor assortment. Sandwich – a long loaf with ham or cheese inside, sweet buns and coffee. Perhaps everything.

Terminal 1 Cafe

Cafe Terminal 2

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Airport is the international airport of the island of Gran Canaria. The airport is an international hub with two terminals and is located 19 km south of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.

Airport Tenerife Norte (Los Rodeos)

Tenerife North is an airport and international hub located in the north of Tenerife, not far from Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Tenerife North performs the main function of a connecting transport hub between the islands. Flights are made from the airport to destinations: South America, Europe, but the most intensive destination is the Tenerife-Gran Canaria route (the average number of flights of this flight per day is 40).

Airport Tenerife South (Tenerife Sur Reina Sofia)

Tenerife South International Airport is located in the southern part of Tenerife. It is located 61 kilometers from Tenerife in a southwesterly direction. Tenerife South is an international hub.

Fuerteventura Airport

Fuerteventura Airport and International Hub is located on the island of Fuerteventura, 5 km from Puerto del Rosario. Fuerteventura appeared on the island in the mid-60s, during the years of the emergence of tourism in these parts. The airport is a link between Fuerteventura and other islands of the Canary archipelago.

Lanzarote Airport

Lanzarote International Airport of the Canary Island of Lanzarote, is located 5 kilometers from the city of Arrecife towards the southwest.

Airport El Hierro

The only airport on the Spanish island of El Hierro, located 9 kilometers from Valverde in a northeasterly direction.

La Gomera Airport

La Gomera Airport is located 34 kilometers in the direction from the capital of the Canary Island Gomera – San Sebastian de la Gomera, near the city of Alahero.

Many people dream of visiting the famous Canary Islands. By the word “Canaries” many mean the perfect vacation. Often people relax on the island of Tenerife, which is part of the Canary archipelago. There are many tourists in every season.

On this island you can relax both quietly and extreme, and romantic, and at the same time economically. The weather there is almost always favorable. If in Russia winters are very cold and snowy, then in Tenerife it is always warm and dry. In winter, the temperature is rarely below zero, mainly the indicator ranges from +16 to +18 degrees
. The main tourist areas of the island are the resorts of Costa Adeje and Las Americas. There are comfortable beaches protected from waves, as well as always warm sunny weather, which is important for vacationers, because all visitors want to spend as much time as possible in nature.

Each region has its own attractions that are interesting in terms of architecture, history or aesthetic beauty. For example, on the island of Tenerife there are many interesting places that attract tourists. Among them:

1. Taide National Park. The main hallmark of this park is the volcano of the same name. It is also rich in unique flora and fauna. It is best to visit it in spring or summer to enjoy the unprecedented beauty and bright natural colors.
2. Orlov Park. A very unusual place, rich in various predatory animals. There you can watch a fun performance in the water arena with the participation of fur seals, play with different birds, take pictures with them and much more.
3. Pyramids of Guimán. This, of course, is not the Egyptian pyramids, but still very interesting structures. There is information that peasants built them many years ago, laying stones on top of each other that they found while working in the fields.
4. Laurel forests. They have been preserved since the Jurassic period. These forests are green all year round due to the favorable climate.
5. Siam Park. This is a water amusement park. There are special slides, play areas and much more for extreme lovers.

In general, Tenerife has many interesting places, thanks to which this island is rich in tourists all year round. However, how to get to this wonderful place? Let’s talk about the airports of the famous island. Of course, many tourists are interested in the name of airports in Tenerife, their number and location.

Tenerife Island

Tenerife airports, Canary Islands: in which city is the airport in Tenerife?

Before you go on vacation, you need to find out what Tenerife airports are on the map. In total there are two air harbors on this island, from where tourists from different parts of the world arrive:

1. South (located in the municipality of Granadilla de Abona).
2. North (located near the capital Santa Cruz de Tenerife).

Tenerife South Airport is absolutely not difficult to find on the map. This is an international hub where people from Russia often arrive. It is also called Reina Sophia.
It is equipped with a three-level passenger terminal. There are special VIP lounges, cafes, restaurants and bars where you can spend time before your flight. There are also many shops where you can buy both products and souvenirs. For children there are playrooms where they can play, run, have fun under the supervision of their parents.

In addition, on the territory of this airport you can find a first-aid post, a post office, banking institutions, parking and much more. Check-in for international flights there is carried out 2.5 hours before departure, and for domestic flights – 1.5 hours before departure. You can get to this airport by taxi or bus.

A little more about airports

Tenerife North Airport is also called Tenerife Norte. It is worth knowing the Tenerife airport code to easily recognize it – TFN. This is the island’s second international airport. It is focused on serving inter-island flights and flights to the Spanish mainland. Also, guests from the United States of America often fly here. If we compare this air harbor with the South Airport, it will be much smaller in size. The thing is that initially it was not planned at all that there would be an airport in that place. Due to the fact that it is not located in the most favorable place, it does not work at night, and sometimes even during the day. That is why passengers rarely fly there. As a rule, tourists land at Yuzhny airport, as it is more spacious and comfortable.

It should be noted that despite its small size, Severny Airport has all the necessary facilities. There are cafes, restaurants, ATMs, shops, and VIP zones. There is also free Wi-Fi. In general, this airport has everything that is necessary for passengers. However, as we have already said, it does not work around the clock, which significantly affects the number of people arriving there.

Tenerife Sur Airport (TFS)

Where to stay in Tenerife?

Before you go on a trip to the island, you need to decide in advance where you will stay. If you are going to stay at a hotel, you need to book a room in advance, as it is quite possible that the places in the hotel you have chosen will be occupied by the time you arrive. Consider some of the best hotels on the island:

1. Las Madrigueras Golf Resort & Spa. This hotel is located in Playa de las Americas. The rooms are very spacious, clean and comfortable. From the windows you can see a beautiful landscape. There you can also play golf, visit spa treatments, swim in the pool, go to the fitness center and much more.
2. Royal Garden Villas. Located in Costa Adeje. There are comfortable rooms for smokers and non-smokers. Those who wish can go to the bar, enjoy the jacuzzi, dine in the restaurant or dance in the club.
3. Colon Guanahani – Adrian Hoteles. Also located in Costa Adeje. There absolutely all rooms are for non-smoking guests. There is a laundry and dry cleaning service on site. One popular service is the free breakfast.
4. Hotel Suite Villa Maria. The hotel is located in Costa Adeje. It is equipped with conference rooms, a business center with Wi-Fi and a banquet hall. Suitable for both business guests and families with children who can leave their kids for the rest of the day with nannies working in this hotel.
5. Hotel Riu Garoe. Located in Puerto de la Cruz. All rooms are exclusively luxury, so the prices are not low. Vacationers are offered free breakfasts, restaurants, swimming pools and fitness centers. For those wishing to play tennis there is a special tennis court.

Not to mention the wonderful hotels Hotel Botanico & The Oriental Spa Garden, Iberostar Anthelia and Vincci Seleccion La Plantacion del Sur. These are cozy, spacious and modern hotels where you can have a good rest and enjoy excellent service. All staff speak several languages, so there will be no problems with understanding. In general, Tenerife is a magical place where you can get an unforgettable vacation and a lot of positive emotions. It is noteworthy that the prices in the resorts of the island are quite affordable compared to other places to stay. Tenerife is warm and comfortable all year round, so if you fly there in winter or summer, you will in any case get a lot of unforgettable impressions.

Airports

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Airports

Unlike the other Canary Islands, Tenerife is served by two airports: Tenerife North Airport (Norte de Tenerife Airport) and Tenerife South Airport (Tenerife Sur Airport), also called Los Rode, respectively, Queen Sofia .

Tenerife Airport Los Norte Rodeos TFN / GCXO (Norte de Tenerife Airport)

Of the two airports on the island, Los Rode is the smallest. This is the municipality of San Cristobal de la Laguna in the north of Tenerife. Los Rode is served by 14 airlines such as Air Berlin, Lufthansa, KLM and Finnair. In addition, Binter, the airline operating within the island, is headquartered in Los Rode.

These companies offer excellent connections to in the system as an inexpensive and regular schedule, from Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria, La Gomera, Madrid, Malaga, Barcelona and Caracas, for example.

As far as the airport is equipped with equipment and services offered to passengers, Los Rode with a range of opportunities for shopping, banking, while the availability of a pharmacy and first aid point increases confidence at the airport. And car rentals and parking in Los Rode. In addition, the airport is equipped with facilities to facilitate access for persons with disabilities.

In addition, the airport can be reached by bus, taxi or car.

Name:

Tenerife Airport Los Norte Rodeos TFN / GCXO (Norte de Tenerife Airport)

Address:

38297, San Cristobal de la Laguna, Tenerife, Spain 9111 Tel 8:9116 0034 902 404 704 /0034 913 211 000 9

Email: 7

tfn. [email protected] 9

www.es 36 Tenerife Sur)

Compared to its northern counterpart, Reina Sofia excels in performance. Tenerife South Airport is located in Granadilla de Abona in the south of the island. He attends about 50 airlines , companies such as Viking Airlines, Tarom, Thomas Cook Airlines, KLM, Luxair, Air Berlin and Austrian Airlines.

Through these companies , the airport makes available connections to Barcelona, ​​Berlin, Belfast, Brussels and Dublin, for example.

Shopping is quite satisfactory at Reina Sofía, and in addition, there are several bars and restaurants to be found. La Reina Sofia, also available, pharmacy, post office and banking services. The airport is equipped with disabled access.

In addition, Reina (karaleva) Sofia can be easily reached by bus or car, car rental, taxi companies and their services can be found here by passengers who land on Reina Sofia.

Title:

Airport Tenerife South Rhine Sofia TFS / GCTS (Airport-de Tenerife-Sur) 9

Address: 7

38610, Granadilla de Subna, Tenerife, Spain

0034 916 0034 913 211 000

Email:

informaciontfs@aena. es

Website:

www.aena.es

Airport transfer

By bus

The company has developed a network of routes that covers over 150 lines, so you may be able to cover as much of the island as possible. Some lines have been designed to make connections between Los Rode, Reina Sofia and various destinations in Tenerife, and Santa Cruz, Puerto de la Cruz, La Laguna, Los Cristianos. Direct lines dedicated to connection with Los Rode 102, 107, 108 and 340, although there are various combinations. The straight lines connecting Reina Sofia with various bridges on the island are 11, 340 and 343. For information on routes, timetables and prices, use the following information:

Name:

Titsa

Address:

(Headquarters ): 1, Punta de Anaga, Santa Maria del Mar, Santa Cruz, Tenerife, Spain

Tel

Tel:

0034 922 363 332

Fax:

0034 922 363 331

Taxi

Taxis are quite reasonable in terms of price, but are especially recommended for short distances. A particular company stands out among all taxi companies in Tenerife, at least in terms of transfers to and from the airport. We are talking about Taxi Tenerife Airport , an operator that has an impressive fleet of vehicles and offers an exceptional range of professional services. Due to its level of experience, the company provides vehicles specially designed or modified to facilitate the transportation of people with disabilities. For services, prices, booking details and how, using the following information: 9morning until 9 pm. 9

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Travelers usually depart from Barajas, Atocha, Madrid – Méndez Álvaro, Madrid – Avenida de America or Chamartin when traveling from Madrid to Tenerife. Book your ticket to arrive at Tenerife South or Los Rodeos station. The distance between Madrid and Tenerife is 1826 km. The most popular airlines on this route are Ryanair, Iberia Express, Iberia Airlines, Binter Canarias and Air Europa. There are 401 direct weekly flights from Madrid and Tenerife.

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Distance from golf del sur to los cristianos: Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos Опубликовано: January 10, 2022 в 10:12 am Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos Find Transport to Los Cristianos Travel From Travel From To Search accommodation with Booking.com Need a hotel room in Playa de las Américas? Book now There are 3 ways to get from Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos by bus, taxi or car Select an option below to see step-by-step directions and to compare ticket prices and travel times in Rome2rio’s travel planner. Line 470 bus Take the line 470 bus from Sand Club to Los Cristianos Taxi Take a taxi from Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos Drive Drive from Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos Quickest way to get there Cheapest option Distance between Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos by bus The bus journey time between Golf del Sur and Los Cristianos is around 40 min and covers a distance of around 22 km. Operated by Titsa, the Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos bus service departs from Sand Club and arrives in Los Cristianos . Typically 223 buses run weekly, although weekend and holiday schedules can vary so check in advance. 223 Weekly Buses 40 min Average Duration €2 Cheapest Price See schedules Share Save this link to stay updated on COVID-19 restrictions Travel safe during COVID-19 Rules to follow in Spain Mandatory Mandatory Travel within Spain Observe COVID-19 safety rules COVID-19 help in Spain If you need help, visit the national COVID-19 website or call the COVID-19 Helpline 112 Frequently Asked Questions Am I allowed to travel from Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos? What are the travel restrictions in Los Cristianos? Domestic travel is not restricted, but some conditions may apply Face masks are mandatory There is a social distancing requirement of 1. 5 metres Observe COVID-19 safety rules Explore travel options What is the national COVID-19 helpline number in Los Cristianos? The national COVID-19 helpline number in Los Cristianos is 112. Do I have to wear a face mask on public transport in Los Cristianos? Wearing a face mask on public transport in Los Cristianos is mandatory. What should I do if I have COVID-19 symptoms when I arrive in Los Cristianos? Make yourself known to an official member of staff and/or call the national coronavirus helpline number on 112. Last updated: 19 Sep 2022 Exceptions may apply, for full details: European Union. We’re working around the clock to bring you the latest COVID-19 travel updates. This information is compiled from official sources. To the best of our knowledge, it is correct as of the last update. Visit Rome2rio travel advice for general help. Questions & Answers What is the cheapest way to get from Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos? The cheapest way to get from Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos is to line 470 bus which costs €2 – €3 and takes 40 min. More details What is the fastest way to get from Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos? The quickest way to get from Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos is to taxi which costs €23 – €28 and takes 18 min. More details Is there a direct bus between Golf del Sur and Los Cristianos? Yes, there is a direct bus departing from Sand Club and arriving at Los Cristianos . Services depart hourly, and operate every day. The journey takes approximately 40 min. More details How far is it from Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos? The distance between Golf del Sur and Los Cristianos is 11 km. The road distance is 16.7 km. Get driving directions How do I travel from Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos without a car? The best way to get from Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos without a car is to line 470 bus which takes 40 min and costs €2 – €3. More details How long does it take to get from Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos? The line 470 bus from Sand Club to Los Cristianos takes 40 min including transfers and departs hourly. More details Can I drive from Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos? Yes, the driving distance between Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos is 17 km. It takes approximately 18 min to drive from Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos. Get driving directions Where can I stay near Los Cristianos? There are 5877+ hotels available in Los Cristianos. Prices start at €100 per night. More details What companies run services between Golf del Sur, Spain and Los Cristianos, Canary Islands, Spain? Titsa operates a bus from Sand Club to Los Cristianos hourly. Tickets cost €2 – €3 and the journey takes 40 min. Titsa Phone +34 (0) 922 531 300 Website titsa.com Ave. Duration 40 min Frequency Hourly Estimated price €2 – €3 Website Titsa Taxi from Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos Ave. Duration 18 min Estimated price €23 – €28 Phone +34 922 72 22 28 Want to know more about travelling around the world? Rome2rio’s Travel Guide series provide vital information for the global traveller. Read our range of informative guides on popular transport routes and companies – including Slovenia: Getting from Ljubljana to Lake Bled, Travelling Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast by boat, bus, car and train and How do I get from Sydney to Melbourne – to help you get the most out of your next trip. Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos (Station) Find Transport to Los Cristianos (Station) Travel From Travel From To Search accommodation with Booking. com Need a hotel room in Playa de las Américas? Book now There are 3 ways to get from Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos (Station) by bus, taxi or car Select an option below to see step-by-step directions and to compare ticket prices and travel times in Rome2rio’s travel planner. Line 470 bus  •  40 min Take the line 470 bus from Sand Club to Los Cristianos 470 / … Taxi  •  15 min Take a taxi from Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos (Station) 15. 7 km Drive  •  15 min Drive from Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos (Station) 15.7 km Quickest way to get there Cheapest option Distance between Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos (Station) by bus 223 Weekly Buses 40 min Average Duration €2 Cheapest Price See schedules Share Save this link to stay updated on COVID-19 restrictions Travel safe during COVID-19 Rules to follow in Spain Mandatory Mandatory Travel within Spain Observe COVID-19 safety rules COVID-19 help in Spain If you need help, visit the national COVID-19 website or call the COVID-19 Helpline 112 Frequently Asked Questions Am I allowed to travel from Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos (Station)? What are the travel restrictions in Los Cristianos (Station)? Domestic travel is not restricted, but some conditions may apply Face masks are mandatory There is a social distancing requirement of 1. 5 metres Observe COVID-19 safety rules Explore travel options What is the national COVID-19 helpline number in Los Cristianos (Station)? The national COVID-19 helpline number in Los Cristianos (Station) is 112. Do I have to wear a face mask on public transport in Los Cristianos (Station)? Wearing a face mask on public transport in Los Cristianos (Station) is mandatory. What should I do if I have COVID-19 symptoms when I arrive in Los Cristianos (Station)? Make yourself known to an official member of staff and/or call the national coronavirus helpline number on 112. Last updated: 19 Sep 2022 Exceptions may apply, for full details: European Union. We’re working around the clock to bring you the latest COVID-19 travel updates. This information is compiled from official sources. To the best of our knowledge, it is correct as of the last update. Visit Rome2rio travel advice for general help. Questions & Answers What is the cheapest way to get from Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos (Station)? The cheapest way to get from Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos (Station) is to line 470 bus which costs €2 – €3 and takes 40 min. More details Which way is quickest from Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos (Station)? The quickest way to get from Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos (Station) is to taxi which costs €22 – €27 and takes 15 min. More details Is there a direct bus between Golf del Sur and Los Cristianos (Station)? Yes, there is a direct bus departing from Sand Club and arriving at Los Cristianos . Services depart hourly, and operate every day. The journey takes approximately 40 min. More details How far is it from Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos (Station)? The distance between Golf del Sur and Los Cristianos (Station) is 11 km. The road distance is 15.7 km. Get driving directions How do I travel from Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos (Station) without a car? The best way to get from Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos (Station) without a car is to line 470 bus which takes 40 min and costs €2 – €3. More details How long does it take to get from Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos (Station)? The line 470 bus from Sand Club to Los Cristianos takes 40 min including transfers and departs hourly. More details What is the time difference between Golf del Sur and Los Cristianos (Station)? Los Cristianos (Station) is 1h ahead of Golf del Sur. It is currently 00:12 in Golf del Sur and 01:12 in Los Cristianos (Station). Can I drive from Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos (Station)? Yes, the driving distance between Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos (Station) is 16 km. It takes approximately 15 min to drive from Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos (Station). Get driving directions What companies run services between Golf del Sur, Spain and Los Cristianos (Station), Spain? Titsa operates a bus from Sand Club to Los Cristianos hourly. Tickets cost €2 – €3 and the journey takes 40 min. Titsa Phone +34 (0) 922 531 300 Website titsa.com Ave. Duration 40 min Frequency Hourly Estimated price €2 – €3 Website Titsa Taxi from Golf del Sur to Los Cristianos (Station) Ave. Duration 15 min Estimated price €22 – €27 Phone +34 922 72 22 28 Want to know more about travelling around the world? Rome2rio’s Travel Guide series provide vital information for the global traveller. Read our range of informative guides on popular transport routes and companies – including Italian Lakes: Getting around by train, Travelling to and around Russia for the 2018 FIFA World Cup and Travelling by boat in Italy – to help you get the most out of your next trip. More Questions & Answers Where can I stay near Los Cristianos (Station)? There are 5881+ hotels available in Los Cristianos (Station). Prices start at €100 per night. More details Stops and things to do on Golf del Sur to Amadores drive or road trip Wanderlog staff Updated • updatedJul 1, 2022 How long is the drive from Golf del Sur to Amadores? The direct drive from Golf del Sur to Amadores is 152 mi (245 km), and should have a drive time of 4 hrs 5 mins in normal traffic. If you’re going on a road trip from Golf del Sur to Amadores, we did the research for you and compiled some great stops along the way — with Puerto de la Cruz, Maspalomas, Adeje, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Arona, Playa del Ingles, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Los Cristianos, Mogan, and Costa Adeje and top places to visit like Flipper Uno and Espiritu Diving PADI Dive Center Tenerife, or the ever-popular Bar Route 66 Puerto Santiago. 152 mi Total Distance 4 hrs 5 mins Drive Time 40 stops Cities / Attractions I’ll never travel to Golf del Sur without this trip planner again Learn more Don’t take our word for it Slide 1 of 6 Love love love! ❤️ Planning travel has actually been fun instead of tedious because of this app. Julie G. Exactly what I needed to plan a trip. I can’t imagine anyone not loving this app! Jen S. Wanderlog makes planning a trip so effortless. Seriously, this app does it all! Brad C. This site and app let me do all the planning for our 15 day trip in a little over 6 hours! I can’t recommend it enough! Amanda W. Amazing!! The organization this app provides has taken a huge weight off my shoulders. Garrett V. This is the crème de la crème of planning apps! Don’t think about it – just click download right this minute. Chris C. The top cities between Golf del Sur and Amadores are Puerto de la Cruz, Maspalomas, Adeje, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Arona, Playa del Ingles, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Los Cristianos, Mogan, and Costa Adeje. Puerto de la Cruz is the most popular city on the route — it’s less than an hour from Golf del Sur and 3 hours from Amadores. 1 Los Cristianos Los Cristianos is a town on the southwest coast of Tenerife, the largest of Spain’s Canary Islands. A wide promenade skirts the harbor along Los Cristianos Beach, a hub for water sports. Vendors at the nearby Los Cristianos market sell crafts and clothes. To the northeast is Monkey Park, a hands-on zoo with various primates, plus parrots and iguanas. Whales swim offshore. 23% as popular as Puerto de la Cruz 8 minutes off the main route, 6% of way to Amadores 2 Arona is a municipality in the southern part of the island of Tenerife in the Canary Islands. The municipality covers an area of 81.79 square kilometres comprising 4% of the island’s area. The town Arona is 59 km southwest from Santa Cruz de Tenerife, the island’s capital. The population in 2017 was about 93,496. 42% as popular as Puerto de la Cruz 5 minutes off the main route, 7% of way to Amadores 3 Adeje is a municipality in southwest Tenerife, one of Spain’s Canary Islands. It’s home to Costa Adeje resort, with Siam Park, a Thai-themed water park, and many beaches, like gray-sand Playa El Duque. Northeast, Adeje town has Santa Úrsula Church, with sgraffito work and a bell gable. The Museum of Sacred Art lies underneath Plaza España square. El Barranco del Infierno is a rugged nature reserve with trails. 88% as popular as Puerto de la Cruz 6 minutes off the main route, 7% of way to Amadores 4 Costa Adeje 20% as popular as Puerto de la Cruz 5 minutes off the main route, 8% of way to Amadores 5 Santa Cruz de Tenerife Santa Cruz de Tenerife is a port city on the island of Tenerife, in Spain’s Canary Islands. Well-preserved buildings in its old town include the colonial Church of the Immaculate Conception. The 1700s Palacio de Carta has baroque and neoclassical features. In the Old Civil Hospital, the Museum of Nature and Man has interactive displays on the islands. The city’s squares include the central Plaza de España. 23% as popular as Puerto de la Cruz 16 minutes off the main route, 18% of way to Amadores Stay organized with a to-do list, packing list, shopping list, any kind of list. 6 Puerto de la Cruz Puerto de la Cruz is a city on the north coast of Tenerife, the largest of Spain’s Canary Islands. It’s known for its dark, volcanic-sand beaches and the huge Loro Parque zoo, which lies to the west. On the seafront, Lago Martiánez is a saltwater pool complex designed by architect César Manrique. The old harbor is home to a 17th-century customs house and Batería de Santa Bárbara, a crumbling 18th-century fort. Most popular city on this route 6 minutes off the main route, 22% of way to Amadores 7 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Las Palmas is a capital of Gran Canaria, one of Spain’s Canary Islands off northwestern Africa. A major cruise-ship port, the city is known for duty-free shopping and for its sandy beaches. At Playa de Las Canteras, a coral barrier lines the beach and shelters swimmers. The annual Las Palmas de Gran Canaria carnival brings together flamboyantly costumed performers, music and dancing. 47% as popular as Puerto de la Cruz 15 minutes off the main route, 78% of way to Amadores 8 Maspalomas On 1 list  Maspalomas is a resort town in the south of Gran Canaria, in Spain’s Canary Islands. It’s known for its vast expanse of coastal dunes. These encompass the Maspalomas Dunes nature reserve. It contains several ecosystems, including the La Charca Lagoon, palm groves and the dunes, rich in birdlife like plovers, snipes and herons. The tall, slender Maspalomas Lighthouse has been operating since the late 19th century. Slide 1 of 1 The island’s most emblematic beach and one of the most beautiful, Maspaloma has golden sand that stretches for 2¾ km (1¾ miles) along… Fodor’s Choice: Sights in Canary Islands 89% as popular as Puerto de la Cruz 14 minutes off the main route, 91% of way to Amadores 9 Playa del Inglés On 10 lists  Beach Nature & Parks Bustling beach area popular with tourists for its numerous hotels, eateries & shopping options. Slide 1 of 8 Playa del Inglés, located in the municipality of San Bartolomé de Tirajana, is one of Gran Canaria’s most famous resort beaches. Located in southern Gran Canaria, its almost three kilometres of golden sand and calm waters are next to the Maspalomas Dunes Nature Reserve and close to a wide range of accommodation options. Along the beach, that gos along all the way to Maspalomas lighthouse, you find service areas and places for sports such as volleyball and beach football. hdhotels.com: ▷ Best Beaches in Gran Canaria【 TOP 5 】 This sprawling strip of biscuit-coloured sand is on Gran Canaria’s southernmost tip, and it’s undoubtedly one of Europe’s best-known beaches. The golden sand stretches for a little under three kilometres, and the rolling dunes dotted along the beach make it one of the more unique stretches of shoreline you’re likely to come across. On the facilities front, there’s a good mix of big name chain restaurants and independent beach bars dotted along… read more » World Beach Guide: 25+ Best Beaches in Gran Canaria // Spain Another popular beach in Gran Canaria is Playa del Ingles beach. Playa del Ingles is probably the Mecca for nightlife and partying in Gran Canaria, so it’s a beach popular among the younger crowds visiting the island. This beach can sometimes be a bit windy, but it’s still considered one of the best in Gran Canaria, also popular among naturists visiting the island. GuideToCanaryIslands: Top 10 BEST Beaches in Gran Canaria for a Great Holiday Another hugely popular beach and one of the best beaches in Gran Canaria is Playa del Inglés. This is one of the largest beaches on the island (more than 3 kilometres of sand) and is located away from the large tourist and hotel complexes of Gran Canaria, making it perfect for a quiet family day out without too much hustle and bustle. I Jump (EN): ▷ The best beaches of Gran Canaria | iJump Walking further to the east from Maspalomas, beach-goers get blown away by Playa del Ingles. The busiest beach in Europe never feels crowded with yet again more golden sand and endless shops and cafes. It’s the top beach destination for those who thirst for nightlife by the beach. Canary Islands Info: Maspalomas Gran Canaria Great beach! Perfect for a little vacation. Great water to swim in and its very shallow and great for kids! You’ve got the sand ‘domes’/desert right on the side. 5 star Jakub Sajdak — Google review Nice beach area and beach itself but the area immediately around it needs modernisation as lots places run-down or closed down ie the places around the car park by the beach. Convenient car park by the beach but cost us 13 euros for the day – we could have found cheaper parking though. Lovely boardwalk along the beach that stretches for miles in both directions that is modern and clean. Beach are itself is lovely and sandy and clean and because it’s so big even on a sunny weekend day it’s not over-crowded like some resorts. 2 stars due to the immediate surrounding area that feels cheap. Sue Vogt-Skard — Google review Nice sandy beach with shallow water. Can get windy Anthony Fairhurst — Google review 33% as popular as Puerto de la Cruz 13 minutes off the main route, 91% of way to Amadores 10 Puerto de Mogán On 1 list  Nature & Parks Marinas Puerto de Mogán is a picturesque fishing village and popular marina in the municipality of Mogán, set at the mouth of a steep-sided valley on the south-west coast of the island of Gran Canaria. 11% as popular as Puerto de la Cruz 5 minutes off the main route, 92% of way to Amadores The top stops along the way from Golf del Sur to Amadores (with short detours) are Las Canteras Beach, Playa de Las Teresitas, and Abeque Turismo Activo. Other popular stops include Plaza de Santa Ana, Beach Bollullo, and Flipper Uno. 1 Bar Route 66 Puerto Santiago Bar Nightlife Band Cocktail bar Concert hall Live music bar Slide 1 of 3 Great bar. They have some great live music, the staff are brilliant especially Saeed. Service is efficient with plenty of drink choices. Highly recommend it. Dawn Birch — Google review This is the place to be for live rock music! Superb little venue, superb bands and an amazing atmosphere at the right price!! Great beers, great venue, great evening!! Went again last night, this place truly rocks! Suggest you give it ago, if the entertainment in your hotel is poor, a walk or a taxi ride is well worth it! Going again tonight 😎🎸🤞 Nick Walton — Google review Went for night out from resort only a short walk round. Bands start between 9 and 10 fantastic rock band on that night. Great service from staff friendly and quick service would recommend a vist for a good night out. wayne adshead — Google review 4.4( 576 )• 4. 5( 903 ) C. la Hondura, 9, 38683 Santiago, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain https://m.facebook.com/pages/Route%2066/161303463923930/ +34 922 86 19 96 2 Flipper Uno Boat tour agency Tours Travel agency Boat Tours Dolphin & Whale Watching Slide 1 of 3 Loved it! We did the 3 hour boat trip. Lunch was good and they brought you unlimited drinks. Seen dolphins and the man can tell you everything about it in different languages. Also a stop for swimming where you can use the swing to get off the boat. The staff was very nice and sweet. I really want to do it again by Flipper Uno! Sanne van Oest — Google review We took excursion on pirate ship and it was amazing! Really good crew, funny, entertaining and chill!! Saw the dolphins, jumped with a rope and had best drinks and food! Huge thanks to the pirate ship crew!! Daria Jaskova — Google review Really enjoyable trip from Los Gigantes, 2 man crew were great, saw dolphins, whales and a swim in a bay. Boat not crammed with people,so space to move about. Highly recommended Colin Bell — Google review 4.5( 802 )• 4.5( 1623 ) C. Pob. Marinero, local 20, 38683 Acantilados de Los Gigantes, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain http://www.flipperuno.com/en/ +34 922 86 21 20 3 Espiritu Diving PADI Dive Center Tenerife SCUBA instructor Tours Dive shop Diving center Scuba & Snorkeling Slide 1 of 3 I had two dives with Juan and was lucky enough to have a one to one experience. I hadn’t dived for three years so was initially nervous, Juan picked up on this and helped me overcome the nerves during the refresher dive. Both dives were great and Juan was extremely professional and down to earth at the same time. I would highly recommend this company. Ashley Rossington — Google review My group had an amazing experience! Even the less experienced and more scared-of-the-ocean ones. Juan was very patient and explained everything very well, and he speaks very good English. Additionally, even though visibility was low and the water was a taaad rough, Juan still made sure we were able to enjoy the snorkeling experience. And the photos are much appreciated! I do, however, wish we were giving a bit more instruction once in the water instead of just going right at it, because it’s one thing learning how to snorkel out of water and another learning once you’re in the water. Jacob Clark — Google review Fantastic dive centre. Juan Ramon has great knowledge of the island and it’s dive sites. Equipment is top quality and well maintained. I have done several dives here and strongly recommended this centre. Dodger — Google review 4. 7( 65 )• 5.0( 369 ) Jardines del Mar B1, C. Caleta del Jurado, 38683 Puerto de Santiago, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain espiritudebuceo.es +34 663 55 51 90 4 Abeque Turismo Activo Travel agency Tours Kayaking & Canoeing 4.5( 2854 ) C. Islas Canarias, 33, 4, 38460 La Caleta de Interián, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain +34 618 44 98 96 5 Mount Teide On +4 other lists  Volcano Nature & Parks 3,718m active volcano, Spain’s highest peak, with a scenic aerial cable car & hiking trails. Slide 1 of 5 It doesn’t get more dramatic than catching the sunset at 3555 metres (11,663 ft) above sea level, looking out over volcanic craters. As Spain’s highest peak, Mount Teide offers incredible views at any time of the day, but particularly at sunset. Take the cable car to the upper station and either watch the sunset from there, or take a guided sunset tour to the Pico Viejo viewpoint. Culture Trip: The Most Awe-Inspiring Places to Watch the Sunset in Tenerife Teide National Park is the biggest nature park in the Canary Islands and a must-see attraction if you’re visiting Tenerife. Teide National Park features the Teide stratovolcano, which at 3,718 meters is the highest peak in Spain, followed by the island’s second-highest point, Pico Viejo (3,135 meters). The mountainous landscape is a captivating sight to behold on Tenerife. Tiqets: Marina Puerto Colón My 7th year in Tenerife and finally went to Teide! What a lovely place to visit! I went on a tour, so we we’re pretty rush, and only really had 1h up on the top (you can take a very expensive – nearly 40€ – trip to the top), and have 3 pathways – pico viejo, fortaleza and the very top. To get to the very top you need a special permit, that needs to be acquired months in advance, so I didn’t went there. I went to the fortaleza area and a tiny bit to the pico viejo, really had to rush. It is chilly up there, unless you are on the sun, but still it was 5 degrees celcius while at the cost where like 25. It has toilets up there as well as at the bottom we’re you catch the cable car. Both are very clean and free of charge. This is a must go! Please visit it, and get on a tour that explains everything about Teide and the island. Our tour was great on that. Here are a bunch of pictures. Antonieta Ponce de Le?o — Google review Mount Teide, the highest peak in Spain and the third largest active volcano. What an amazing day. The drive up is exciting as the roads are windy with steep cliffs. The views out over the island are fabulous. The volcano stands well above the lava fields and is so impressive. There was 1.5m of snow on the peak, so we’re unable go on the cable car. Definitely recommend visiting; it’s a must do and wear something warm. Adam McGibbon — Google review This is the highest place in Spain (3718 m) and one of the highest active vulcano in the world. If you like hiking I suggest to start from the montana Blanca parking lot. The route is amazing. You will need good clothes against the wind and the cold. Obviously the weather is depends on the seasons but important to have information about it. If the wind is strong the cable car is not working which is occurring quite frequently. So calculate that you have to walk down as well. However the view is so spectacular that really worth to visit it. During the last part of the trip you will need a permission! I will never forget this place because I engaged my bride here 😊❤️ G?za Selmeczy — Google review 4.8( 5771 )• 4. 5( 11338 ) 38300, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Stay organized with a to-do list, packing list, shopping list, any kind of list. 6 Horse Riding Adventures in Tenerife Horse riding school Outdoor Activities Horseback Riding Tours Slide 1 of 3 Absolutely brilliant experience! We are novice riders and felt totally comfortable and enjoyed the ride. Staff were friendly and approachable and the horses clearly well looked after. Definitely recommend x Sonya Tickle — Google review We wanted to love it but it was the worst horse riding experience we’ve had. €120 for one hour slow boring walk for an hour for a family of four. Owner slowly walked us up a hill and down via a depressing path along a fence. Literally walked us for one hour. Didn’t get a horse herself – just walked in front of the group of 5 (we were told at the end after I asked that that there was a girl who was nervous on the horse so owner wanted to walk with her – thanks for telling us in advance of us travelling that it was going to be rubbish). So slow, boring and utterly joy-sapping. Family left really disappointed but out of British politeness kept a smile on our faces when face to face with owners. I tried to ride side by side with my sister which we’d done in Lanzarote on the same terrain but was told to stop and move back because the horses they’d chosen for us don’t get along. They have 20ish horses and there were 5 of us on the ride. So one hour of sitting on a horse as it mindlessly and robotically walked at older lady walking pace in a strict straight line in silence except the odd nebulous question shouted at us from the owner at the front such as “did you all fly together?” The worst horse riding experience we’ve had. Liam Daley — Google review We had a fantastic morning riding with Sara and her daughter Sophie. They catered for both beginners and more advanced riders and both groups had a brilliant time. Communication was excellent, enjoyed our trek around the local landscape and price was very reasonable. Ollie Mumby — Google review 4.4( 63 )• 5.0( 318 ) Finca Cabuquero 10, TF-657, 38628 Aldea Blanca, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain http://www.horseridingintenerife.com/ +34 646 88 38 23 7 Castillo de San Miguel Castle Concerts & Shows Dinner Theaters This Medieval-style castle offers banquet dinners during Knights’ tournaments, plus a souvenir shop. Slide 1 of 3 The medieval show was good, so was the food. The castle itself is impressive. I’d recommend a visit here, I’d go again if I went back to Tenerife. Dawn Hunt — Google review Went on a Medievel night here while we were in Tenerife. A great night, lovely food, drinks included. . Social distancing and masks to be worn at all times unless seated to eat and drink. Great entertainment. The only problem was the strong smell of Diesel from when they kept lighting it for fire acts . Angela Sloan — Google review Excellent show, most enjoyable evenings entertainment. Very professional team Peter Macdonald — Google review 4.4( 1547 )• 4.0( 734 ) Av. Edelmira Alfonso Alfonso, s/n, 38628 Aldea Blanca, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Home ES +34 922 37 48 11 8 Beach Bollullo On 2 lists  Beach Outdoor Activities Secluded beach featuring strong waves & a shoreline made up of black volcanic sand. Slide 1 of 5 If you want to be at one with nature, without taking your clothes off, then head for one of the nicest beaches in Tenerife, Playa El Bollullo. Snuggled on the north-west coast in the La Orotava Valley, and close to Puerto de la Cruz, this spectacular beach has remained unspoilt for hundreds of years. As with hidden gems the world over, a little walking is required, but it’s not far, and it’s not hard. The Nomadvisor: 10 Best Beaches in Tenerife El Bollullo beach is located on Tenerife’s north coast, a world away from the package-tours and resorts the island is often associated with. This small cove has a wild, natural feel right down to the black volcanic sand – there’s no sprinkling golden sand imported from the Sahara here like on some of Tenerife’s beaches.read more » World Beach Guide: 20 of the Best Beaches in Santa Cruz De Tenerife // Spain Unfortunately the beach is closed. We watched it from up and it was beautiful. Wish it was open, would have been a great experience spending some time there. You might want to consider if you want to go there. It takes almost an hour from Puerto de la Cruz by foot (in great surroundigs though), but it seems like it’s closes all the time. By car you need to go through narrow streets. Krist?f G?b?l?s — Google review Beach is really beautiful, but it’s really pity, today is closed. I would like to go there again. Cindy Lee — Google review Black sand and big waves. The beach is very clean and there is a chiringuito where you can buy drinks and food. During the day, a few lifeguards watch the sea because of the strong current. If you come by car, you can park for 3€ at the restaurant just above the beach. Matteo Galli — Google review 4.5( 1994 )• 4.5( 844 ) Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain 9 Jardínes del Marquesado de la Quinta Roja On 2 lists  Garden Nature & Parks Parks Slide 1 of 4 Also known as the Jardín Victoria, these French-influenced 18th-century gardens cascade down the hillside and are crowned by a small marble mausoleum built as a tomb for the Marqués de la Quinta Roja. However, apparently his wife and mother disagreed where to lay his body when he died, so the crypt was not used for its original purpose and no one knows what (or who) lies within. Lonely Planet Top Choices: Top things to do in Tenerife Amazing place feels like you are walking around the grounds of a palace or chateau, beautiful views of the town and beyond. And no dogs a bonus! pedro woodez — Google review Very beautiful and romantic place with great view over La Orotava Oleksandr Telesniuk — Google review Nice park, free entrance, spectacular view Vasya Konovalov — Google review 4.5( 223 )• 4.5( 227 ) Pl. de la Constitución, s/n, 38300 La Orotova, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain https://www. laorotava.es/es/turismo +34 922 32 30 41 10 Campo de Golf – Golf del Sur Golf course Outdoor Activities Golf club Waterfront golf facility with an eatery, a pro shop, lessons, a driving range & views of the sea. Slide 1 of 3 Simply a beautifully presented course in immaculate condition. Not too steep that you can’t carry in the right weather but better when driving. Fast greens, challenging well placed hazards and some excellent views. The layout uses its mountainside position to give some satisfying tee shots. The staff are friendly and there is a comprehensive shop, bar and restaurant. mingo286 — Google review Lovely 2 x 9 hole courses, good challenge and greens were faster than expected, some great views Mike Stuart — Google review Beautiful place , staff very helpful, you can play golf and after 10 minutes you can be tanning on the beach, near to really nice beaches. Business Advisor — Google review 4.3( 1340 )• 4.0( 537 ) Urb. Golf del Sur Casa Club, Av. J.M. Galván Bello, Nº 1, 38639, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain GOLF +34 922 73 81 70 Never dig through your emails again — access all your flights, lodging, and any reservations in 1 place. 11 Submarine Safaris Tenerife Dive shop Tours Boat tour agency Submarine Tours Slide 1 of 3 This is a great experience I mean where else can you go in a submarine to a depth of 30 metres? What you see will amaze you, the fish are incredible, they do feed them a little so you can guarantee seeing some amazing stuff. The sub and crew are very focused on safety and the sub is protected on the surface by another boat. This is a great trip check out these pictures! James L (Jl) — Google review It is simply an amazing experience! Board a submarine going down a ladder, observe marine life for almost 1h without getting wet!! And reach 100ft under! Totally recommended! Clotilde Jourdain — Google review Everything was amazing in that day … in that trip ! …. was over my expectations !!! My daughters and my wife was also very happy Many Thanks for the crew….! They was very nice and professional,and I want to mention one thing very very very good : Your company thing ahead …. and supply with a ship from above , in case of something wrong Well done ! I was impressed for that Many Thanks for all ! Cristian Ciucur — Google review 4.5( 526 )• 4.0( 802 ) Marina San Miguel, 38639, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain http://www. submarinesafaris.com/ +34 922 73 66 29 12 Hotel La Quinta Park Suites Hotel Spas & Wellness Unfussy rooms with kitchens in a buzzy hotel with dining & pools, plus ocean views. Slide 1 of 3 Good spot on the North side of the island, very functional and pleasant hotel. Great spa, we had a fantastic massage there. The bar is very reasonably priced and the staff are friendly. Easy to access most of the island from here. The furnishing is little dated but no complaints. David Vajnai — Google review We went down to look with a view to time share at Christmas but the lady in the spa said the hotel is shut. Very disappointing….. the town is lovely but the location of the hotel is a fair walk from the town. Maybe if it reopens we can get a look round and consider a car Susan Maxwell — Google review They cancelled my reservation 24h before my arrival due to the overbooking. Person from the the staff told me that mine was not the only one. Seriously, such things should be better managed. If you want to avoid last minute stress consider booking your stay elsewhere. Anna Plewka — Google review 4.2( 2205 )• 3.5( 150 ) C. Bicacarera, 21, 38390 La Quinta, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain +34 922 30 02 66 13 secret surf school tenerife Surf school Tours Surfing, Windsurfing & Kitesurfing Slide 1 of 3 We had a very nice surf lesson for beginners. I could stand up on the board after a few tries. Franco gave us some theoretical informations and supported us during the practice. Recommendable! 🏄🏼‍♀️ Daniela — Google review Great surf school! We really enjoyed the whole experience they offer! Israel is amazing teacher and we had so much fun with him. 10x for everything I will always remember my 1st surf lesson 🙂 born to surf :D! Antonio R. — Google review We enjoyed the class so much, the guide Israel was super nice, informative and professional. We will come back for sure if visiting Tenerife again. alexander k. — Google review 4.8( 46 )• 5.0( 116 ) C. Martin Rodriguez, 38588 Porís de Abona, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Bienvenido +34 648 70 76 88 14 San Cristobal de La Laguna centro Art supply store Sights & Landmarks Points of Interest & Landmarks Slide 1 of 3 I will swim from australia for the food!!! josh sloan — Google review (Translated by Google) Cozy town with many small cafes and shops. Worth a visit and here you get rid of tourism everywhere. (Original) Hyggelig by med mange små caféer og butikker. En besøg værd og her slipper du for turisme over alt. Michael S?nderby — Google review (Translated by Google) it’s a “must”, if I return to Tenerife, I’m sure I’ll pass by the lagoon (Original) es un “must”, si torno a Tenerife, segur que passo per la laguna Martina Gimeno Bossa — Google review 4.8( 12 )• 4.5( 1308 ) C. Barquisimeto, 17, 1, 38206 San Cristóbal de La Laguna, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain 15 Cooperativa Mercado Nuestra Señora De África On +2 other lists  Market Sights & Landmarks Established in 1943, this bustling, traditional venue features produce, meat & seafood sellers. Slide 1 of 6 The building in which the market is located features arab style arches and patios making the place feel all the mor exotic. A tall clock tower helps the market stand out amongst the surrounding buildings. You will find fresh produce, fish and meats as well as local treats and delicacies including local wines, charcuterie and cheeses. MAKESPAIN: Santa Cruz de Tenerife city guide At this market you will find lots of options of local food: fruits and vegetables and other foodie souvenirs. Even the building itself is a nice place to visit in Santa Cruz, with its colonial style and interior yard. The market is open every day from 9 am to 2:30 PM, except for Mondays when it’s closed. GuideToCanaryIslands: 15 Best Things To Do in Santa Cruz de Tenerife Dating from 1944, this tantalising market is housed in an eye-catching building that combines a Latin American feel with Moorish-style arches and patios. A lofty clock tower helps in locating the place – or just… Lonely Planet: Must see attractions in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain An impressive structure, really beautiful. You can find anything here, from local wines to local cheese. Also, in the basement is the fish market. You can get fresh fish and seafood, and get them cooked. Absolutely delicious. But watch out for what you order, or you’re gonna have a surprise when you see the bill (like the crab legs – good, but expensive) Patriche Bogdan — Google review Small but very well-stocked market with a wide variety of fresh local produce. There are also a couple of stalls selling a great selection of herbs and spices, both local from further afield. Brian McLean i Eyre — Google review A small colourful indoor market. Fish, fruit and vegetables, cheese, spices and other local goodies in abundance. Cactus jam. Both mojos (sauces), green and red. Friendly vendors. It closes at 14:00. We parked in the underground garage next to the market (around 1,50 €/hour). We ate fish in a place behind the marketplace, where there are many small fish restaurants one next to the other (one dish is ca. 8 €, local atmosphere). Urska Derganc — Google review 4.5( 9021 )• 4.5( 1564 ) Av. de San Sebastián, 51, 38003 Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Inicio +34 922 21 47 43 See time and distance between places, and optimize your route to get the most of your day. 16 Auditorio de Tenerife Adán Martín On +6 other lists  Auditorium Sights & Landmarks Seafront arts complex & auditorium housed in a landmark building with futuristic, curving design. Slide 1 of 9 A magnificent piece of architecture looming right by the sea, Auditorio de Tenerife was designed by the renowned Spanish/Swiss architect and structural engineer Santiago Calatrava. Its cantilevering wave is an incredible display of contemporary architecture, while the inside is a harmonious blend of modern and Canarian style. Holidaymakers can see the behind-the-scenes of Auditorio de Tenerife through a guided 45-minute tour (in English, German, or Spanish) of the atrium or attend a music concert, opera, or dance performance. Canary Islands Info | Places, Things to Do, and Holiday Rentals: Santa Cruz de Tenerife – Island Capital – Canary Islands Info The Tenerife Auditorium, created in an avant-garde architectural style, frequently hosts talks, exhibitions and music events that attract diverse crowds. Many people have come up with interpretations regarding the shape of the auditorium: some say it resembles an old Spanish helmet. The first level has a large open space with a terrace restaurant, ticket offices and restrooms. Culture Trip: The Top 10 Things to See and Do in Tenerife Designed by one of Spain’s top architects, Santiago Calatrava, who is also responsible for the City of Arts and Sciencesof Valencia, this amazing auditorium is one of Santa Cruz’s main attractions. If you can attend a performance, we would highly recommend it, if not, you can enjoy a guided tour of the auditorium. It takes 45 minutes and has to be booked ahead of time. MAKESPAIN: Santa Cruz de Tenerife city guide This magnificent, soaring white wave of an auditorium was designed by the internationally renowned Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava and possesses a Sydney Opera House presence, as well as superb acoustics. Guided multilingual tours (reserved in advance via the website) will take you behind the scenes of this remarkable building. Lonely Planet Top Choices: Top things to do in Tenerife If you want to visit the building of the Auditorio, which is designed by the famous architect Santiago Calatrava, you can arrive here by car, as the place has its own parking of around 100 places (you will pay around 0,7 euros/hour). GuideToCanaryIslands: 15 Best Things To Do in Santa Cruz de Tenerife This magnificent, soaring white wave of an auditorium was designed by the internationally renowned Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, and delivers shades of the Sydney Opera House, plus superb acoustics…. Lonely Planet: Must see attractions in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Nice building that fits in well with its surroundings. It is somewhat similar in character to the Syndey Opera House. The space next to it is also worth walking around. Peti Pataky — Google review Modern auditorium building, small scale Sydney opera house, unfortunately closed when we visited. Still worth a visit to the area, close to rocky shores and a basilica. Not so Plain — Google review It’s a shame it’s not open to public, at least it wasn’t when I came to view. I’m assuming you can only see the place inside if you go see a show. It’s an interesting building but it’s rather underwhelming viewing it on the outside. Victor Vale — Google review 4.5( 6190 )• 4.5( 1013 ) Av de la Constitucion, 1, 38003 Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain http://www.auditoriodetenerife.com/ +34 922 56 86 00 17 Plaza de España On +3 other lists  Historical landmark Sights & Landmarks Points of Interest & Landmarks Built in 1929, the city’s largest square includes the ruins of a historic fort & an artificial lake. Slide 1 of 7 Renovated a few years ago, the current Spanish Plaza consists of a huge lake with a fountain in the middle that operates in specific hours. The redesign of the Plaza de España was carried out by the Swiss architects Herzog & de Meuron, who gave it an important change to the initial design of the square, which was built in 1929. As a curiosity to highlight: much of the recent film by Jason Bourne was filmed on the Plaza de España in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, although in the film represents the Syntagma Square in Athens Apartamentos Ambassador: The most important places to visit in Santa Cruz – Ambassador Apartments This beautiful plaza is a great starting point when exploring the city, as its top attractions and shopping streets are within comfortable walking distance. Santa Cruz de Tenerife’s marina and port, as well as a tram track stop, are also close by. Dominated by a large, imposing cross, Plaza España’s humongous yet shallow circular lake is encircled by a visually appealing mixture of classic 20th-century architecture and 21st-century ecologically creative developments. Canary Islands Info | Places, Things to Do, and Holiday Rentals: Santa Cruz de Tenerife – Island Capital – Canary Islands Info The majority of Santa Cruz’ sights and museums are within easy walking distance of the revamped waterfront Plaza España, with its huge circular wading pool plus fountain that spouts four times a day (indicating. .. Lonely Planet: Must see attractions in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain After our lunch in Santa Cruz, we continued our walk towards Plaza de Espana. As far as we learned, this place will be transformed in the nearby future to improve the city’s waterfront. GuideToCanaryIslands: 15 Best Things To Do in Santa Cruz de Tenerife Nice Place near the Cruise Terminal – so all the Passengers can go there by a walk of some hundred Meters and it’s worth it. The big Size letters with the Cruise Ship in the Background are nice to have on a photo. From here, you can walk around through the town with Shops, Cafes and Restaurants. Uwe Menz — Google review The monumental square combines the beautiful architectural monuments of the past, an interesting artificial lake with its bright turquoise color and, of course, the tall buildings of the modern part in the background. Finally, the barren mountains provide the contrast to the blue sky in the distance. Be sure to check out the Los Caidos sculpture group, take a photo at the SANTA CRUZE sign, and walk around the lake to the gate that blends into the background. Peti Pataky — Google review Lovely fountain, shady trees and cafe, bars and restaurants situated around the Plaza. Very centre to the main shopping streets. You also get the opportunity to discover Julio Nieto, the sculptor. D Kay Manning — Google review 4.4( 17352 )• 4.0( 865 ) 38003 Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Inicio 18 Montanas de Anaga On 2 lists  Mountain peak Nature & Parks Mountains Slide 1 of 3 (Translated by Google) Mandatory stop if you visit Tenerife! Amazing landscape, the road is very enjoyable and I recommend ending up at Playa de Benijo. Stop at the viewpoints to take photos and observe nature! If you like hiking, there are many routes, although we did not do any. (Original) Parada obligatoria si visitas Tenerife! Paisaje alucinante, la carretera se disfruta mucho y yo recomiendo acabar en la Playa de Benijo. Parar en los miradores para hacer fotos y observar la naturaleza! Si os gusta el senderismo, hay muchas rutas, aunque nosotros no hicimos ninguna. Judit Domingo Ansel — Google review (Translated by Google) Ideal for a walk and get lost! It is a different climate to the island but it does not leave you indifferent (Original) Ideal para dar un paseo y perderte! Es un clima distinto a la isla pero no te deja indiferente georgina jacas — Google review (Translated by Google) The best views of Tenerife are here. It is essential to go up if you come to this island. The road is a bit long until it reaches the top, but the views are worth 10,000 x 10,000, it is incredible. (Original) Las mejores vistas de Tenerife están aquí. Imprescindible subir si vienes a esta isla. La carretera se hace un poco larga hasta llegar a arriba del todo, pero las vistas merecen la pena x10.000, es increíble. Ana M?nguez — Google review 4.8( 16 )• 4.5( 922 ) 38129 San Andrés, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain 19 Playa de Las Teresitas On 2 lists  Beach Outdoor Activities Palm-fringed, 1.5km beach of imported yellow sand, with loungers, umbrellas, showers & restaurants. Slide 1 of 5 Most visitors to this beautiful island, no-matter where they are staying, have at least one day in Santa Cruz. Next time you consider visiting the capital, put a towel, some sunblock, and flip-flops in your backpack, and leave a little earlier. Playa de las Teresitas is arguably one of the most attractive beaches in Tenerife, and often overlooked by visitors staying in the south. The Nomadvisor: 10 Best Beaches in Tenerife Sitting at the foot of the Anaga mountains in the north west of Tenerife is Las Teresitas beach. Despite the mile long sweeping curve of golden sand Las Teresitas manages to just slip under the tourist radar – strange when it has probably featured on more postcards than any other beach on the island! World Beach Guide: 20 of the Best Beaches in Santa Cruz De Tenerife // Spain Probably the most beautiful beach on Tenerife. We felt great on this beach and had nothing to complain about. Spectacular scenery, great parking area for free, clean sandy beach with palms and trees, toilets, lifeguards, and family-friendly entry to water with no waves. I loved it and wish to come back at least once again 🙂 I highly recommend this place 🙂 Peter Vr?bel — Google review Vast amount of space. Bins, changing rooms, showers, cafes with food available throughout the beach. Wisdom — Google review It is commonly stated that this beach is the nicest on the Tenerife. With the whitest sand from Sahara desert. Yes, it is nice, but from my perspective it is definitely not the nicest. Yo protect the sand there not any waves. It is more like pool then natural beach. Usually very crowded as it is just beside Santa Cruz. Photos were taken during corona pandemic, when nearly no-one was there Michal Zalusky — Google review 4.6( 4838 )• 4.0( 3915 ) 20 Buceo Agaete // Dive Center Gran Canaria. Diving center Tours Scuba & Snorkeling Slide 1 of 3 Excellent diving, professional and well equipped. They planned a great experience, adapting to all levels of our team making sure everyone had a great time, from the most experienced to the last. Definitely planning to go back soon and to keep in touch for further diving trips! Couldn’t recommend it more! Thanks again!! Jennifer Rabaglietti — Google review Very friendly and professional divermasters. Cares about your safety above all else. Equipment in fine condition. Easy communication. Unfortunately coral around Playa de las Nieves is almost completely dead, with few fish, quite depressing dive. But I understand that is to be expected in busy port of a fishing village. Tom?? Kr?? — Google review Really good experience! We were diving with Lucia, she took good care of the safety and briefed us well beforehand. The whole staff is friendly and professional. Totally recommend Antonina Studniarek — Google review 4.9( 264 )• 5. 0( 52 ) 35480, Av. de los Poetas, 26, 35489 Agaete, Las Palmas, Spain http://buceograncanaria.com/ +34 690 76 42 61 Plan along with your friends with live syncing and collaborative editing. 21 Pico de las Nieves On 2 lists  Mountain peak Nature & Parks Mountain peak with a road leading close to the top for panoramic views overlooking the island. Slide 1 of 3 Great view, but we recommend to hike there from Llanos de la pez (a camping site where you can park). You can drive all the way to the top of Pico de las Nieves by car but then you miss out on the great nature of the mountain and the forest around it. The hiking area has many great spots and more beautiful viewpoints and perspectives of the landscape and the roque nublo than you will see from the parking lot. Also the hiking paths will not be as crowdy, the top is not really a quiet place. Our hike took us 2 hours and 43 min in motion and had a distance of 9,78km going from Llanos de la Pez to the top and another route back – all together just a fantastic hike. concave — Google review If you are lucky and the weather is good you can see all the way to Teneriffa and the highest mountain of Spain “Teide”. You can drive all the way up, parking is possible at the side of the road, can be a bit crowded depending of the time. You really have a great view from the top. Must see when you’re on the island. Stephie K. — Google review Impressive views and on a clear day you can see Tenerife and Mount Teide. It was super clear the day we hiked up. If you’re not into hiking you can drive right to the top and park. Apparently it’s always quite busy. We hiked up from Llanos de la Pez and hardly saw anyone on the way up (3.5km) but it’s quite a climb so you need sturdy shoes. There was a van parked at the top where you can buy drinks and snacks. Sue Vogt-Skard — Google review 4.7( 1338 )• 4.5( 261 ) 35329, Las Palmas, Spain 22 Camel Safari Park Theme park Nature & Parks Nature park featuring camel tours, horseback riding, tropical gardens & a BBQ restaurant. Slide 1 of 3 Lovely place with helpful staff but located very far in the mountains. You will need a car to get here or come by per booked coach. When we got there there was nobody there as the Camel Safari had already left. The place was well kept & we were offered to roam around the rest of the park but decided not to. Malcolm Chinoy — Google review Great service. Car pick up corect on time in front of our hotel. Nice experiance. Lunch was realy good,we tasted local food and you will get some more suprises. Good value for what we paid. We are family of three. Mateo — Google review Great experience, our family really enjoyed it. Was very hot on our visit with an hour riding the camels, so be prepared if you go on a hot day. The tapas at the end were fantastic, an added bonus! Staff were friendly and helpful. There is a bar serving cool drinks when you arrive, we had the fruit juice which hit the spot after a hairy drive over the mountains. Amazing scenery in the valley. David Hunt — Google review 3.9( 687 )• 3.0( 124 ) carretera hacia fataga k.m.12, 35108 Fataga, Las Palmas, Spain http://camelsafarigrancanaria.com/ +34 650 95 17 65 23 Cita Shopping Center On 1 list  Shopping mall Shopping Simple, old-school mall featuring a basic range of shops & services, plus popular eateries & bars. Slide 1 of 4 The best place for fashion shopping in south Gran Canaria is the upmarket Meloneras area of Maspalomas resort. It actually has two shopping centres with proper shops; both in the first section of the coastal boulevard that starts at the lighthouse and heads west towards Meloneras beach. Prices and stock are pitched at people staying in the large hotels along the Meloneras seafront. Gran Canaria Info: The Ultimate Guide To Gran Canaria Clothes Shopping Nice shops and a lot of restaurants. A busy place where you can enjoy all Gran Canaria has to offer; friendly people, good food, nice weather Enrico Vos — Google review the old shopping center for swings and was very old and smelt but had humble part 2 it scott bickel — Google review I don’t know if covid is the reason so many shops are closed, I would assume it is. The restaurants are brilliant though, lovely food and very reasonably priced. It would be great to see the Cita at its best, I imagine it was a fantastic place when it was buzzing with life. I would definitely go back here to keep checking on it. Patricia Phelan — Google review 3.4( 6222 )• 2.5( 501 ) Av. de Francia, 35100 Maspalomas, Las Palmas, Spain https://www.citashoppingcenter.com/ +34 928 76 28 43 24 Kasbah Shopping Center Shopping mall Shopping Known for its multiple bars & restaurants, this open-air mall also hosts varied retailers. Slide 1 of 3 Good shopping centre with a couple of supermarkets a few shops restaurants bars and a few fast food kebab pizza places open late for the late night entertainment. Christopher Cowie — Google review A terrible place. You have to be very careful with your wallet and phone. Groups of Arab youth beat tourists there and rob them of phones and money. Generally this place is very dangerous especially on weekends at night. There are regular fights and thefts. There are no cameras so it’s hard to figure out something later. Watch out for this area of Maspalomas. Seb — Google review Horrible place. Newer give more than it cost if you buy something on the Burger Shop. If you give them 50 euros they at once give you message that they newer have got it ! Be wery carefull on this plase. They are tiefs all off them. Recomand all people too keep distance from this place. Newer pay whit big money they will at once tell you.. Sorry but I have not get this money from you. BE CAREFULL PLEACE ! Bandidos all off them !?? Rolf Halsebo — Google review 3.4( 2037 )• 2. 5( 587 ) Av. Sargentos Provisionales, 7, 35100 Maspalomas, Las Palmas, Spain https://dunasmaspalomas.com/ 25 Jardín Botánico Canario Viera y Clavijo Botanical garden Nature & Parks Gardens Botanical garden with 500 plant species native to the Canaries, including trees, cacti & succulents. Slide 1 of 3 Beautiful garden. If you enter from the down entrance, you have a cactus garden and different spaces ornated with specific plants, lakes and a waterfall. A lot of places to stay cool and enjoy the shadows. Then I recommend going up the hill on the rocky steep paths. You will have an extended view over the garden and the valley below. Vlad Danciu — Google review Awesome cactus garden for a family trip!! There is parking space above and below and we do definitely recommend parking below, at the lower level. This way you are not forced to climb the sometimes rather narrow pathways to the garden but can decide for yourselves. Entrance and parking is free of charge. Maike S. — Google review Great botanic garden in Gran Canaria with a great variety of cactus to see and also offers an interesting hike. It is much bigger than I expected and you can easily spend 2-3 hours here wandering about in a lovely sunny day. Definitely worth a visit. Plus It is free entry which is a bonus 😉 Shasha Yu — Google review 4.5( 6125 )• 4.5( 1409 ) Carretera del Dragonal Km 7 (GC-310, Spain http://www.jardincanario.org/ +34 928 21 95 80 Built in search to find the best places so you don’t have to open 50 more tabs. 26 Las Canteras Beach On 14 lists  Beach Outdoor Activities Colorful wooden boats dot the golden sands of this famous beach, a popular place for snorkeling. Slide 1 of 13 In this list of Gran Canarias best beaches let’s not forget one of the most beautiful urban beaches of the island with 3 kilometers of golden sand andan inviting esplanade full of great restaurants and bars. A striking characteristic of Las Canteras Beach is La Barra, an elongated natural volcanic rock formation that runs parallel to the coast and protects most of the beach from the tides while also attracting and supporting marine life. If you are interested in everything related to the seabed and the species living in it, Las Canteras Beach is undoubtedly a perfect place to snorkel and explore. I Jump (EN): ▷ The best beaches of Gran Canaria | iJump Located in the northeast of Gran Canaria, on the north coast of the capital, is one of the most important beaches in Spain and one of the largest urban beaches in Europe. Its name in Spanish comes from the fact that stones and rocks were quarried in the area for the construction of the surrounding area. Las Canteras Beach is approximately 3 kilometres long, ideal for long, relaxing strolls along its golden sand, which sometimes turns dark, or along its avenue where you can find cafés and restaurants where you can try the wide and rich variety of traditional dishes. villagrancanaria.com: ▷ Las Canteras Beach in Las Palmas – VillaGranCanaria Las Canteras beach in northeast Gran Canaria, right in the capital city Las Palmas, is amongst Europe’s most famous city beaches. It’s appeal is due to its natural beauty, city-centre location and the services and amenities along its promenade. At Las Canteras beach you get calm waters and warm weather all year round: its natural offshore lava reef (called La Barra) that goes parallel to the shore acts as a wavebreak and protects the sand and the exuberant marine life that make Las Canteras a top snorkeling spot. hdhotels.com: ▷ Best Beaches in Gran Canaria【 TOP 5 】 The fine 3km stretch of yellow sand is magnificent, and considered by many to be one of the world’s best city beaches. There’s an attractive seaside promenade – the Paseo de las Canteras – which allows walkers, cyclists and joggers to cover the entire length of the beach, free from traffic. Perhaps the most marvellous part, though, is the reef, known as La Barra, which in low tide turns the waters of Las Canteras into a giant salty swimming pool that’s perfect for snorkelling. Lonely Planet Top Choices: Top things to do in Gran Canaria Located in the island’s capital, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Las Canteras beach was often named as Spain’s best city beach and often times mentioned as one of the best city beaches in Europe and in the world. Las Canteras stretches for around 3 km and has golden sand, calm water and is ideal for swimming. You have easy access to bars and restaurants and although it has a city feel, it’s a really nice beach and it’s that a city like Las Palmas has such a beautiful beach. GuideToCanaryIslands: Top 10 BEST Beaches in Gran Canaria for a Great Holiday This golden sandy beach on Gran Canaria’s northeastern tip is just a few miles from the island’s capital, Las Palmas. This place is a real hotspot for snorkellers, who flock from far and wide to check out the natural reef and the sea creatures that swim in the calm waters here. And if you fancy giving snorkelling a go but don’t have your own gear, there are plenty of shops and… read more » World Beach Guide: 25+ Best Beaches in Gran Canaria // Spain There’s some debate in Spain as to which is the country’s best urban beach. Some say San Sebastián’s Playa de la Concha whilst others rave about Barcelona’s Barceloneta. It’s only at Las Palmas de Gran Canaria’s Las Canteras, however, that you’ll find the promenade temperature boards displaying 26°C at 10:30am of an April morning, as I did just prior to taking the above photograph. Spain-Holiday.com: Top 10 sights to see in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria If we take La Cicer as the start of Las Canteras beach and La Puntilla as the end, although technically it continues to La Isleta’s El Confital, the playa goes in a diagonal south-west to north-east line. Walking along the promenade would take you a leisurely 40 minutes. It is 3.2 km, after all. Gran Canaria Local: Things to do at Las Canteras Las Palmas de Gran Canaria has a really good and very well kept city beach, the Las Canteras beach. It attracts sunbathers and surfers alike and is a great place for a stroll, stopping at an occasional bar or sampling the excellent ice-cream. The beach is 3km long and covered in golden sand. spainthisway.com: Visit Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain; a UNESCO site Las Palmas de Gran Canaria 1 km beachsearcher.com: All beaches of Gran Canaria on the map with photos and reviews🏖️ BeachSearcher.com Very nice but always crowded. Walk enough through north before you jump in, there is a sea pool there, you can easily swim and be careful where you set your towel, tie can make you wet otherwise all of a sudden Murat ?nder — Google review Really beautiful place to visit . The Beach is really amazing i recommend it their is alot of activities you can do Muaen Sheikh — Google review Beautiful place for a walk, with plenty of cafes and restaurants to stop off at Billy McBain — Google review 4.7( 12722 )• 4.5( 7028 ) http://www.playadelascanteras.com/ 27 Calle Triana Notable street Sights & Landmarks Points of Interest & Landmarks Vibrant pedestrian street lined with shops, eateries & elegant, colorful 19th-century buildings. Slide 1 of 3 Lovely street full of shops on right and left like Zara, Mango, Stradivarius, Marks and Spencer and so on.. Lots of restaurants are also available especially on the sub streets of this Main Street. Esin Hezer — Google review Amazing shopping area, cafés, restaurants. Also very close to the old city, lovely to see and explore. Esther Santana — Google review This street/are was quite boring for me. It is not authentic, similar to every other cities’ shopping streets. D?niel Gy?rffy — Google review 4.6( 79 )• 4.5( 1575 ) Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Las Palmas, Spain 28 Plaza de Santa Ana On 4 lists  Historic Sites Neighborhoods Picturesque square next to a historic cathedral & featuring a famous set of dog sculptures. Slide 1 of 4 In the Vegueta district of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria there is the beautiful and very Spanish looking cathedral of Santa Ana. This stands on a square whose entrance is guarded by two bronze dogs. Other buildings to see in the neighbourhood are the Palacio Regental, a lovely 17th century building, the Bishops palace (though sadly most of this was destroyed in a fire) and the Museo Diocesano de Arte Sacro with works of religious art. spainthisway.com: Visit Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain; a UNESCO site The old town is beautiful and peaceful. Lovely buildings, nice cafes just a nice place to go for a walk round. Billy McBain — Google review Very nice peaceful clean plaza to hang out in the lovely under-rated Old Town of Las Palmas. Visited during a weekday in early May and very quiet. It was a cloudy day otherwise photos would have been really nice. We visited the cathedral and museum afterwards which is definitely worth the 3 euros. Sue Vogt-Skard — Google review Very nice square in the historic area of Las Palmas. Has lots of benches to sit down on and the church is very impressive there as well. Tom Parry — Google review 4.6( 4931 )• 4.5( 2302 ) Plaza Sta. Ana, 35001 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Las Palmas, Spain 29 Casa de Colón On 9 lists  History museum Museums Ornate former governor’s house, visited by Columbus, housing a museum on his voyages & ship life. Slide 1 of 9 Address: Colón, 1, Las Palmas, Gran Canaria, 35001, Canary Islands, Spain Tel: +34 928 31 2373 Celebrating the life of one of the world’s most famous explorers, Christopher Columbus, this large museum is also known for its exhibitions of art works. Featuring a grand Gothic-style exterior and impressive architecture, the museum features a range of historic ceramics, together with extensive memorabilia about Columbus and his many expeditions. Open hours: Monday to Friday – 09:00 to 19:00, Saturday – 09:00 to 15:00 Admission: free world-guides.com: Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, Spain This fascinating museum documents Columbus’ voyages and features exhibits on the Canary Islands’ historical role as a staging post for transatlantic shipping. Don’t miss the model galleon on the ground floor, which particularly impresses children. The crucifix is said to have come from Columbus’ ship. Upstairs there is an art gallery and some models of Las Palmas past and present. Travel geeks will love rooms five and six, which contain historical maps largely from the early 16th century. Lonely Planet Top Choices: Top things to do in Gran Canaria It’s almost definitely not the house Christopher Columbus aka Cristobál Colón stayed in on his brief stopover in the city on the way to discovering America in 1492. Nevertheless, if you want to follow in the footsteps of Christopher Columbus in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Vegueta’s Casa de Colón’s a great place to start. Before visiting another building with a Columbus connection just around the corner, the Ermita de San Antonio Abad. Spain-Holiday.com: Top 10 sights to see in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Originally the site of the governor’s residence, it is thought that Christopher Columbus stayed in the building on this site in 1492 before he set off on a voyage, which resulted in the discovery of America. Located within a 2-minute walk west and slightly north of the cathedral, this museum focuses on the discovery of America. Parts of the facade date from the 15th Century. WanderWisdom: Top 10 Places to Visit in North Gran Canaria This simple house is built on the site where Columbus supposedly stayed while on the island, and today it houses a small museum; the highlight of which is the gallery of stunning pottery from the Chimú tribes who lived in the region between Ecuador and Lima during the 11th to 15th centuries. The upstairs gallery holds temporary exhibitions, generally of art and photography. Lonely Planet Top Choices: Top things to do in La Gomera Christopher Columbus stopped in Las Palmas in 1492 because his crew sabotaged his ships. History hasn’t recorded whether they were scared of sailing off the edge of the world or just wanted a holiday. The Casa de Colón museum, where Columbus stayed, celebrates all things Columbus and the strong links between the Canaries and the Americas. Gran Canaria Info: The Top 10 Must Visit Las Palmas Museums And Galleries As much as I don’t like or respect the character of colonialist Christopher Columbus, I must say this museum is one of the finest in the city. I was reluctant to paying a visit, but I don’t regret having done it. Throughout its two floors + the crypt, the museum holds some very interesting exhibitions, and all very varied; from detailed descriptions of Columbus’ trips to the American continent, to exquisite paintings, miniatures, info about the social and historical origins of the island of Gran Canaria and pre-columbian art. Definitely a must when visiting the island. There’s audioguides in different languages and even two parrots roaming about freely! Starboy Devgan Rhei — Google review Nice museum, lovely Spanish courtyard, very interesting maps. I was very disappointed about the personnel. I was wearing the mask as required but the assistant ( his behaviour was very close to franquista (fascist policeman), he was very obsessed and very concentrated to control people into the museum. I know the Spanish people apparently is friendly but in reality is very closed and aggressive. I was scared and decided to exit. Ste Testa — Google review An interesting museum, but I am very disappointed that not a single picture that hung on the wall is in English. Not to mention that there were 2,3 girls standing next to the ticket office, obviously for money, and ask God how much they go and explain about the museum BUT no one instructed us in anything, everyone was totally uninterested in me and my boyfriend for our visit to the museum that I was very sorry to give 8 € for entrance. Milica Orlovic — Google review 4.5( 4282 )• 4.5( 1606 ) C. Colón, 1, 35001 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Las Palmas, Spain http://www.casadecolon.com/ +34 928 31 23 73 30 Buceo sur Diving center Tours SCUBA instructor Scuba & Snorkeling Slide 1 of 3 I had a wonderful time with this diving center team. Each of their employee are super friendly and professionnal at the same time. They made sure I was diving in security for my 2dives. They explained in details before each dive where we were going exactly with a map of the area. Maxime was my divemaster and he has shown me incredible fishes, including some huge ray sleeping in a submarine cave, some beautiful octopuses, sea horses, trompette fish, barracuda and much more! El cabron is a fantastic dive site 🙂 Maxime also give me useful tips all along the dives and was super nice and easy to talk with. You can go diving with this club with blind eyes, I strongly recommend them. Big big thanks for the fabulous time :)👌🙂 Nicolas Jacquin — Google review My sister and I booked 4 dives with Yann and it was amazing. The first contact, the organisation, the equipment and everything else! My sister’s last dive was a couple of years ago. Yann was really patient and repeated and explained a lot for her. She felt really safe and had 4 amazing dives and so did I. We went to different dive sites and saw a lot marina life of Canary Islands. Thanks again Yann. We definitely recommend the school! Christina Bischofberger — Google review Great diving. Very nice morning spent at El Cabron divesite. Max did an amazing job and all the equipment was up to date and fitting perfectly. I’m coming back for more Gran Canaria diving. Christiaan Bosma — Google review 5.0( 109 )• 5. 0( 98 ) n°80, C. Roger de Lauría, 35118 Arinaga, Las Palmas, Spain https://www.buceosur-gc.com/ +34 651 35 25 73 Best of categories in Golf del Sur Restaurants Other popular road trips from Golf del Sur Slide 1 of 30 Golf del Sur to Maspalomas Golf del Sur to Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Golf del Sur to La Oliva Golf del Sur to Puerto Del Carmen Golf del Sur to Morro del Jable Golf del Sur to Playa del Ingles Golf del Sur to Fuencaliente de la Palma Golf del Sur to Pajara Golf del Sur to La Restinga Golf del Sur to Costa Teguise Golf del Sur to Corralejo Golf del Sur to Tinajo Golf del Sur to Santa Cruz de la Palma Golf del Sur to Punta Mujeres Golf del Sur to Frontera Golf del Sur to Costa Calma Golf del Sur to Puerto de Mogan Golf del Sur to Tazacorte Golf del Sur to Playa Blanca Golf del Sur to Guatiza Golf del Sur to Playa de Jandia Golf del Sur to San Andres y Sauces Golf del Sur to Amadores Golf del Sur to Caleta de Fuste Golf del Sur to Arucas Golf del Sur to Brena Baja Golf del Sur to Haria Golf del Sur to Puerto Rico Golf del Sur to El Cotillo Golf del Sur to Galdar Frequently Asked Questions Can I drive from Golf del Sur to Amadores? Yes! You can drive from Golf del Sur to Amadores. How far is Amadores from Golf del Sur by car? The drive from Golf del Sur to Amadores is 152 miles (245 km). How long does it take to drive from Golf del Sur to Amadores? Driving from Golf del Sur to Amadores should take you 4 hrs 5 mins in normal traffic. Check out How far is Golf del Sur to Amadores by car for more details. How much would gas cost from Golf del Sur to Amadores? Gas from Golf del Sur to Amadores would cost around $18 to $41 USD, depending on your vehicle’s fuel efficiency. Where should I stop on the way from Golf del Sur to Amadores? You could check out Flipper Uno and Espiritu Diving PADI Dive Center Tenerife, or the always popular Bar Route 66 Puerto Santiago! What are the best cities to visit between Golf del Sur and Amadores? People love visiting Puerto de la Cruz, Maspalomas, and Adeje, among others. What’s the weather like in Golf del Sur? It depends on when you visit! We’ve compiled data from NASA for each month of the year: see the links below for more information. Weather in Golf del Sur in January Weather in Golf del Sur in February Weather in Golf del Sur in March Weather in Golf del Sur in April Weather in Golf del Sur in May Weather in Golf del Sur in June Weather in Golf del Sur in July Weather in Golf del Sur in August Weather in Golf del Sur in September Weather in Golf del Sur in October Weather in Golf del Sur in November Weather in Golf del Sur in December What are some other road trips from Golf del Sur? There are plenty! Below you’ll find links to all the road trips we’ve assembled for Golf del Sur. Golf del Sur to Maspalomas drive Golf del Sur to Las Palmas de Gran Canaria drive Golf del Sur to La Oliva drive Golf del Sur to Puerto Del Carmen drive Golf del Sur to Morro del Jable drive Golf del Sur to Playa del Ingles drive Golf del Sur to Fuencaliente de la Palma drive Golf del Sur to Pajara drive Golf del Sur to La Restinga drive Golf del Sur to Costa Teguise drive Golf del Sur to Corralejo drive Golf del Sur to Tinajo drive Golf del Sur to Santa Cruz de la Palma drive Golf del Sur to Punta Mujeres drive Golf del Sur to Frontera drive Golf del Sur to Costa Calma drive Golf del Sur to Puerto de Mogan drive Golf del Sur to Tazacorte drive Golf del Sur to Playa Blanca drive Golf del Sur to Guatiza drive Golf del Sur to Playa de Jandia drive Golf del Sur to San Andres y Sauces drive Golf del Sur to Amadores drive Golf del Sur to Caleta de Fuste drive Golf del Sur to Arucas drive Golf del Sur to Brena Baja drive Golf del Sur to Haria drive Golf del Sur to Puerto Rico drive Golf del Sur to El Cotillo drive Golf del Sur to Galdar drive Resort Information – Wyndham Residences Golf Del Sur Accommodation At what time can we check in? The official check-in time is 4pm. Reception is open 24 hours. At what time do we need to check out? We kindly ask you to vacate your room on departure day by 10am. For luggage storage facilities please contact reception on the day of your departure. You may settle your account at Reception on the day before departure, in order to ensure a speedy check out on your departure day. Are there hairdryers in the apartment? All our bathrooms are equipped with a hairdryer. Are there ironing facilities in the apartment? All apartments are provided with an iron and ironing board. Is there a washing machine in the apartment? All the apartments are provided with a washing machine. Is there a safe in the apartment? In your room you will find a safe where you can store your valuables. If you experience any difficulties, please contact Reception on extension 91. Are the apartments equipped with a telephone? All the rooms are equipped with a direct dial telephone. To get an outside line, please dial “0”. Please let us know if we can be of any help in finding your desired number. Are the apartments equipped with a television? Your room is equipped with a television and a remote control. You will find an overview of all the channels on channel 1 of your TV. Are cots and highchairs available? A travel cot and highchairs for babies up to two years, can be requested free of charge. Rules on noise After 11pm Guests are requested not to make excessive noise in or around the apartment by keeping volumes to a minimum. Please be careful when moving furniture in order not to inconvenience guests below as the floors tend to cause noise and echo. Resort Facilities Is there an on-site supermarket? Our shop is currently closed, supermarkets are within walking distance of the resort. Is there a doctor on resort? If you require medical service assistance please contact Reception on ext. 91 We will be happy to show you where the nearest pharmacy is located. Do you Recycle? YES and we would encourage you to support Wyndham Green, a Wyndham efficiency and green practice program by recycling your household waste. Please use the colour coded bags provided in your kitchen cupboard to separate plastics (yellow), paper and cardboard (blue) and general waste (black). These separate bags can then be deposited in our communal recycling points clearly marked in resort. What other Green Initiatives do you have? We have the Linen Reuse Program. Join us on our Green journey by choosing to reuse your towels and linen during your stay. Here at Wyndham Residences Golf del Sur, in an effort to cut down on cleaning chemicals and water consumption, we will change your towels midweek. We use approved Ecolab cleaning products and are working to reduce our impact on the planet by adapting more environmentally friendly service levels. Is WiFi available? WiFi is available free of charge in Zacary’s restaurant and all apartments. A personal password will be provided on arrival. Is there a playground onsite? Yes, we have a playground for the children. We also have various pool tables, a table tennis table and mini golf available onsite. Are the children’s activities free? Team Marina is a kids’ club for children aged between 4 and 12 years of age. There is a registration cost of €5 for each child which includes a Team Marina t-shirt. Some additional activities do require an additional charge – more details available from Team Marina on resort. Is there free parking on the resort? Yes, car parking is free. Is flight information available? Please contact our team at Reception for information and confirmation regarding your flight. Are beauty treatments available? We are pleased to make appointments for a massage or a hairdresser on request. For further information, please contact our staff at the Reception. Can I book excursions from the resort? Tickets for a variety of excursions can be purchased from our excursions desk located in Reception. Is it possible to exchange money at reception? Should you need to exchange money you can do so at Reception. Where is the nearest cash point? A cash machine is available in Reception for money withdrawals. Pool Is there a heated swimming pool? Our pool is heated in winter (usually between November to May) Do you provide pool towels? Pool towels are provided in your apartment and can be changed in Reception for a small fee. If you would like to use the pool facilities during the day of checkout, please keep the pool towels provided for you in your apartment and return them to Reception before departure. Is there a lifeguard on duty? We have a lifeguard on duty 7 days per week during the opening times of our swimming pool. Getting Around Is there a beach nearby? The nearest beaches are situated in el Medano or la Tejita. These are natural beaches and are a 10 minute drive away from the resort. Los Cristianos and Las Americas beaches are a 20 minute drive away from the resort. How far away is the nearest town? The fishing village of Los Abrigos is 5km from resort. The lively duo of Los Cristianos and Playa de Las Americas are only a 20-minute drive away where you will find an assortment of top-shelf lounge bars, pubs and pan-global restaurants and beaches. Is it possible to rent a car? If you want to rent a car we would be pleased to arrange delivery from a choice of vehicles directly to the resort from Reception. Can I book taxis from the resort? Taxis can be booked from Reception. Tenerife South Airport Hotels & Accommodation Sandos San Blas Hotel Reserva Ambiental & Golf Chain: Hotusa Address: Carretera General Las Chafiras, Los Abrigos, 38639 Floors: 1 Distance: 3. 2 km (2.0 miles) Price: from US$194 a night Playa Sur Tenerife Chain: SynXis Address: Playa Del Medano, 38612 Rooms: 75 Floors: 3 Distance: 3.3 km (2.0 miles) Price: from US$70 a night Vincci Tenerife Golf Chain: TRADYSO GLOBAL DISTRIBUTION FOR HOTELS Address: Urbanizacion Golf Del Sur, 38639 Rooms: 125 Floors: 9 Distance: 3.7 km (2.3 miles) Price: from US$108 a night Golf Plaza Resort Address: Urb. Golf Del Sur S/N, 38620 Floors: 1 Distance: 4.0 km (2.5 miles) Price: from US$71 a night Royal Park Albatros Address: Golf Del Sur S/N, 38620 Rooms: 160 Floors: 4 Distance: 4.2 km (2.6 miles) Price: from US$63 a night Hotel Arenas Del Mar Spa & Beach Address: Avenida De Europa 2, El Médano, Granadilla De Abona, 38612 Rooms: 155 Floors: 5 Distance: 4.3 km (2.7 miles) Price: from US$160 a night Regency Country Club Chain: Great Hotels Of The World Address: Urbanizacion Tinguafaya, Chayofa, 38650 Rooms: 70 Floors: 3 Distance: 13. 0 km (8.1 miles) Price: from US$258 a night Hotel Paradise Park Chain: TravelCLICK Address: Urb. Oasis Del Sur, S/N, 38650 Floors: 1 Distance: 13.2 km (8.2 miles) Price: from US$71 a night Los Alisios Chain: TRADYSO GLOBAL DISTRIBUTION FOR HOTELS Address: Carretera Vieja A Guaza, 38660 Floors: 1 Distance: 13.3 km (8.3 miles) Price: from US$74 a night Aguamar Address: C/ Albany S/N. , Los Cristianos, 38650 Floors: 1 Distance: 13.5 km (8.4 miles) Price: from US$44 a night Bungalows Plataneras Address: Avda. Londres 1, 38650 Floors: 1 Distance: 13.6 km (8.5 miles) Price: from US$58 a night h20 Oasis Moreque Address: Avda. Juan Carlos I, 28, Los Cristianos, 38650 Rooms: 173 Floors: 1 Distance: 13.7 km (8.5 miles) Price: from US$79 a night Sol Princesa Dacil Chain: Sol Melia Hotels Address: Avenida Juan Carlos I, Playa De Los Cristianos, 38650 Floors: 1 Distance: 13. 8 km (8.6 miles) Price: from US$57 a night Oasis Golf Resort Address: Calle Meandro 3, 35650 Floors: 1 Distance: 14.0 km (8.7 miles) Price: from US$71 a night Hotel Reveron Plaza Address: General Franco 26, Los Cristianos, 35650 Rooms: 43 Floors: 5 Distance: 14.2 km (8.8 miles) Price: from US$71 a night Green Golf Resort Address: Calle Landa 1, 38650 Floors: 1 Distance: 14. 7 km (9.1 miles) Price: from US$62 a night Compostela Beach Golf Club Address: C/ Campo De Golf Las Americas, 38660 Floors: 1 Distance: 14.7 km (9.2 miles) Price: from US$75 a night Compostela Beach Address: Avenida Litoral, 8, 38660 Rooms: 349 Floors: 8 Distance: 15.4 km (9.6 miles) Price: from US$72 a night Sir Anthony Hotel Address: Avenida De Las Américas S/N, 38660 Rooms: 70 Floors: 3 Distance: 15. 4 km (9.6 miles) Price: from US$266 a night Mediterranean Palace Address: Avenida De Las Americas, 38660 Rooms: 535 Floors: 6 Distance: 15.5 km (9.6 miles) Price: from US$114 a night Cleopatra Palace Hotel Address: Avenida De Las Americas S.N, 38660 Rooms: 431 Floors: 4 Distance: 15.5 km (9.6 miles) Price: from US$116 a night Hotel Vulcano Address: Avda Antonio Dominquez Alf 8, 38660 Floors: 8 Distance: 15. 6 km (9.7 miles) Price: from US$172 a night Hotel Gala Tenerife Address: Arq. Gomez Cuesta, 3, 38660 Rooms: 308 Floors: 3 Distance: 15.6 km (9.7 miles) Price: from US$95 a night Sol Tenerife Chain: Sol Melia Hotels Address: Avda. Rafael Puig Lliviana, S/N, Playa De Las Americas, 38660 Floors: 1 Distance: 15.7 km (9.7 miles) Price: from US$85 a night Aparthotel Club Bonanza Chain: TRADYSO GLOBAL DISTRIBUTION FOR HOTELS Address: Venezuela 10, Arona, 386600 Rooms: 124 Distance: 15. 7 km (9.8 miles) Price: from US$79 a night Aparthotel Bonanza Address: Calle Venezuela, 10, 38660 Rooms: 139 Floors: 9 Distance: 15.7 km (9.8 miles) Price: from US$57 a night h20 Las Palmeras Address: Avenida Rafael Puig, 14, 38660 Floors: 1 Distance: 15.7 km (9.8 miles) Price: from US$107 a night Hotel Las Madrigueras Chain: Great Hotels Of The World Address: 38660 Playa De Las Americas, 38660 Rooms: 57 Floors: 3 Distance: 15. 8 km (9.8 miles) Price: from US$458 a night Apartamentos Compostela Beach Chain: TRADYSO GLOBAL DISTRIBUTION FOR HOTELS Address: Avenida Litoral 8, Playa De Las Americas, 38660 Rooms: 225 Floors: 4 Distance: 15.8 km (9.8 miles) Price: from US$101 a night Hesperia Park Troya Address: Avda Rafael Lluvina, 38670 Floors: 1 Distance: 15.9 km (9.9 miles) Price: from US$85 a night h20 Gran Tinerfe Address: Rafael Puig Lluvina, 13, 38660 Rooms: 348 Floors: 1 Distance: 15. 9 km (9.9 miles) Price: from US$97 a night La Siesta Address: Avenida Rafael Puig, 21, 38660 Floors: 1 Distance: 15.9 km (9.9 miles) Price: from US$98 a night h20 Conquistador Address: Avda. Rafael Puig, 36, 38660 Floors: 1 Distance: 15.9 km (9.9 miles) Price: from US$98 a night Europe Villa Cortes Chain: TravelCLICK Address: Avda. Rafael Puig S/N, 38660 Floors: 1 Distance: 15.9 km (9.9 miles) Price: from US$223 a night Park Club Europe Hotel Chain: TravelCLICK Address: Avenida Rafael Puig, 23, 38660 Rooms: 241 Floors: 3 Distance: 15.9 km (9.9 miles) Price: from US$231 a night Sunprime Coral Suites And Spa Chain: TRADYSO GLOBAL DISTRIBUTION FOR HOTELS Address: Noelia Alfonso 10, 38660 Rooms: 191 Distance: 16. 0 km (9.9 miles) Price: from US$113 a night Sol Sun Beach Aptos Chain: Sol Melia Hotels Address: C/ Londres, 3 – Playa De Fanabe, 38670 Rooms: 140 Floors: 1 Distance: 16.6 km (10.3 miles) Price: from US$68 a night Gran Hotel Bahia Del Duque Resort Chain: Leading Hotels Of The World Address: Avenida Bruselas S/N, 38660 Rooms: 356 Floors: 7 Distance: 17.6 km (10.9 miles) Price: from US$421 a night Vime Callao Garden Chain: SynXis Address: El Jable 39, Callao Salvaje, 38678 Rooms: 219 Floors: 3 Distance: 22. 4 km (13.9 miles) Price: from US$55 a night Gran Melia Palacio De Isora Chain: Preferred Hotels And Resorts Address: Urbanizacion La Jaquita, Guia De Isora, 38686 Rooms: 579 Floors: 5 Distance: 30.7 km (19.1 miles) Price: from US$391 a night Where to go and how to get around Tenerife is an amazing place to visit and we always recommend taking the time to explore the island and discover its natural beauty. The reason why Tenerife is such an amazing destination in our opinion is that it has something to offer for everyone: you can sunbathe in Tenerife even in winter, it can also be a hiker’s paradise, it offers plenty of things to do with kids and surfers will be able to take advantage of the powerful swells of the Atlantic. Can you visit Tenerife without a car? Move around Tenerife using the bus system  Where to stay in Tenerife if you don’t rent a car Visit Tenerife with guided tours and excursions Other excursions to help you see more of Tenerife How to make the most of your time in Tenerife This depends on how much time you have on the island. You can check out our article with suggested Tenerife itineraries, depending on how much time you’ll be staying on the island. We usually advise at least one week, but ideally, 10 – 14 days would allow you to relax and visit some places as well. Can you visit Tenerife without a car? Yes, you can. Although we usually rent a car in Tenerife to move around the island faster, it is possible to get around Tenerife without a car and still see a lot of places and do a lot of things. You have several options to move around Tenerife without a car: Titsa buses (public transport) Taxi (can be expensive for long distances, but reasonable to move around the resorts in the south) Tours and excursions  Move around Tenerife using the bus system  The bus company in Tenerife is called Titsa. You can buy tickets from the bus driver, or if you plan to do several trips around Tenerife by bus you can buy the Ten+ card where you can charge money and use it to pay for trips (although the card initially costs € 2, it will be cheaper to pay using the Ten+ than paying the driver for individual tickets each time). Recently Titsa also introduced tourist travel cards, so you can get a Day TravelCard for € 10 and a 7 Day TravelCard for € 50, which would allow you to take unlimited bus trips around Tenerife in the specified period of validity. You can buy the Ten+ card and the Tourist Travel cards straight from the airport. How to get to/from Tenerife South Airport by bus: Line 40: Route 40 ceased to provide services, which will be carried out by routes 111 and 711. Line 711: Santa Cruz (Interchange) -Candelaria Crossing – Güimar Crossing – Arico Crossing – Chimiche Crossing -San Isidro Crossing – South Airport (Reina Sofía) – San Miguel and Guaza Crossing – Los Cristianos – Costa Adeje Station Line 111: Santa Cruz (Interchange) – TF-1 South Highway – Caletillas Crossing – Candelaria Crossing – Güimar Crossing – Arico Crossing – Chimiche Crossing – San Isidro Crossing – South Airport (Departures Terminal) – San Miguel Crossing – Guaza Crossing – Los Cristianos – Station Costa Adeje Line 343: Puerto de la Cruz Station – Botánico – TF-5 – TFN Airport – TFS Airport – Los Cristianos – Costa Adeje Station Line 415: El Fraile – Las Galletas – Las Rosas – Guargacho – Las Chafiras – Costa San Miguel (Golf del Sur) – South Airport – San Isidro Where to stay in Tenerife if you don’t rent a car The good thing about not renting a car while in Tenerife is that you don’t have to worry about parking, which can be difficult in some places. But if you want to move Tenerife around by bus, we recommend staying in one of these resorts: Los Cristianos Costa Adeje Puerto de la Cruz Los Cristianos and Costa Adeje are both located in the south of Tenerife, which would be the better option for the winter months, when the Canary Islands are the warmest destination in Europe that you can visit.  In our opinion, Los Cristianos has better and more bus connections with the rest of the island, so Los Cristianos would be our top choice when looking for a place to stay. Los Cristianos has a very large bus station and it’s easy to catch a bus to almost anywhere in Tenerife. Los Cristianos also has nice beaches, lots of restaurants and is well connected with the other resorts like Playa de Las Americas – you can either walk or take the bus.  Puerto de la Cruz is another good option, especially if you want to explore more of the north of Tenerife or do some hiking. Puerto de la Cruz has good bus connections with Santa Cruz, La Laguna, La Orotava and you can easily visit many beautiful places in Tenerife North. Santa Cruz de Tenerife, the island’s capital, is also a good place to be if you want to explore Tenerife without a car. Especially if you’re staying in Tenerife for a longer period of time, like if you’re here to work remotely and explore the island in your free time, Santa Cruz is the best place to stay because it has a huge bus hub (Intercambiador de Transportes de Santa Cruz de Tenerife) which has connections with all the major places on the island and it’s easy to just hop on a bus and go somewhere new every day. Visit Tenerife with guided tours and excursions View of Mt Teide – photo taken while on the sunset tour with Teide by Night If you really want to relax and not worry about planning anything, excursions and tours are the easiest way of visiting Tenerife without a car. The good thing about Tenerife is that you have plenty of options to choose from when it comes to guided tours and excursions, but the one thing we recommend not missing out on is visiting Mt Teide. We don’t recommend trying to visit the national park using the public bus because you will waste a lot of time and you won’t be able to see as many spots as with a tour. Other excursions to help you see more of Tenerife Loro Parque Especially if you’re traveling with kids you might want to take a trip to Loro Parque, as they have a ticket option that includes the bus trip to Puerto de la Cruz and the park is really worth an entire day. Take an island tour Go on a tour to see some of the most iconic places in Tenerife: Los Gigantes cliffs, El Medano beach and the Candelaria Basilica. Go on a hike in the mountains of Teno Rural Park Hike up to the small peak of Gala for magnificent views over the entire mountain range, and see as far as La Gomera and La Palma in good weather. Descend back down the mountain along an old goat track to arrive in the beautiful village of Masca. Tuk Tuk Tour of Costa Adeje and Canary Farm See the many sites of Costa Adeje including its beaches and the church of San Sebastian. Experience the natural beauty of the Caldera del Rey and the Canary Farm SEE ALSO If you change your mind and you decide to rent a car while in Tenerife, take a look at the post where we show you our favourite drives around the island. Was this helpful? © Copyright GuideToCanaryIslands 2022. All rigths reserved. Sunset View Club Hotel Hotel Golf-del Sunset View Club Wi-Fi in the rooms A 24-Swear Reception Covered Basin 9000 9000 9000 Location Here at the Sunset View Club Hotel, guests can enjoy panoramic views as it is only a 10-minute walk from Playa Grande. The hotel has 52 rooms. Montana Roja is 4.2 km from the property, while Puerto de la Cruz is 44 km away. It is 3.9 km from Playa del Confital.The modern hotel is located near the Teide volcano. Guests can also visit the Reserva Ambiental De San Blas. Several restaurants can be found within a 5-minute walk, including The Great Wall Chinese Restaurant, Kohinoor Indian Restaurant and Arcadia. Reviews Frequently Asked Questions Hotel Sunset View Club room rates start from 108€. Sunset View Club is located at a distance of 1 km from the city center. Sunset View Club Golf del Sur is 10 km from Tenerife South Airport. The Sand Club bus stop is 200 meters from the Sunset View Club. The Reserva Ambiental San Blas Nature Reserve is located near the Sunset View Club Golf del Sur. Delicious food is available within 100 meters from the Sunset View Club at Daniel’s Gin Bar and Bombay Chapati. Sunset View Club Golf del Sur offers cots, a playground and a mini club. Sunset View Club features a spa, outdoor pool and sauna. Yes, the Sunset View Club has facilities such as wheelchair accessible rooms and wheelchair accessibility. Amenities Internet access WiFi WiFi in the rooms Parking parking Transfer Transfer from airport Sports and entertainment Fitness Centre fitness studio Services 24 hour reception Luggage storage Currency exchange Salon Bike rent Self-service laundry Power Restaurant pool bar Espresso coffee maker Kitchen kitchenette Fridge Microwave Toaster Oven Dishwasher Dryer kitchen utensils Child Accommodation with children Cribs Playground kids club Fun Indoor pool Open pool beach access beach umbrellas Sun loungers Entertainment Garden Lounge / Cinema Spa and wellness center Sauna Jacuzzi Massage For guests with special needs Rooms/services for the disabled Van Accessible Numbers Air conditioning in the room Safe in the room Balcony Kettle Ironing accessories Bathroom hair dryer Washing machine Towels Toiletries Equipment Cable/Satellite TV Pay TV Telephone Basic No smoking Air conditioners in public areas Elevator Souvenir shop Animals Pets are not allowed Location Show on map: Attractions Great restaurants Transport 250 m Reserva Ambiental San Blas 250 m Rooms and Availability Please enter your travel dates. 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Buying a home on the island of eternal spring means spending from 85,000 euros for a studio and from 200,000 euros for a three-room apartment. As you can see, real estate prices here are adequate, and are generally comparable with the cost of housing in mainland Spain (from 1,300 euros per square meter). Detail: Apartments for rent in Tenerife , Where to buy an apartment Secondary New buildings Construction Discounts + Options – Options Sort: Newest Expensive first Cheap first Show on map 26 Spain, Tenerife, Puerto de Santiago Golden Visa Apartment in Puerto de Santiago 212 m 2 №ART222219AD27 €545,000 08/25/2022 Beautiful high quality apartments in a prestigious complex in Puerto de Santiago. Very calm and quiet town, choose it … 2 3 212 m 2 Ref: ART222219AD27 in detail 20 Spain, Tenerife, Costa Adeje Sea view Apartment in Costa Adeje 48 m 2 No. ART2272829A2A €229,000 07/28/2022 Modern apartments in a prestigious area of ​​the south coast of Tenerife, in Costa Adeje in a beautiful complex with a swimming pool Windsor P … one one 48 m 2 Ref: ART2272829A2A in detail 20 Spain, Tenerife, Costa Adeje Apartments in Costa Adeje 93 m 2 №ART21720347F0 €215,000 07/19/2022 Spacious apartments in Costa Adeje, in the south of Tenerife. Magnificent residential complex located in the prestigious area of ​​Costa Ade … one 2 93 m 2 Ref: ART21720347F0 in detail 18 Spain, Tenerife, La Caleta Sea view Apartment in La Caleta 71 m 2 No. ART2112202791B €110,000 07/19/2022 Apartments on the northwest coast of Tenerife in Los Silos. The city is located in the center of the Teno Park mountain range, which … one 2 71 m 2 Ref: ART2112202791B in detail 15 Spain, Tenerife, Playa de Las Americas Apartment in Playa de Las Americas 52 m 2 No. ART1 C7CEB €240,000 07/19/2022 Apartment for sale in the resort town of Las Americas in a comfortable residential complex, which is located near the beach. It’s south… one one 52 m 2 Ref: ART1 C7CEB in detail 29 Spain, Tenerife, Costa Adeje Sea view Apartment in Costa Adeje 81 m 2 No. ART21329B276D €278,000 07/19/2022 Beautiful apartments on the south coast of Tenerife in the prestigious Costa Adeje area, in the Madroñal area. This is a calm respectable . .. 2 2 81 m 2 Ref: ART21329B276D in detail 21 Spain, Tenerife, Callao Salvaje Apartment in Callao Salvaje 108 m 2 No. ART21774C4A4 €285,000 07/19/2022 Apartments in a prestigious complex in the south of Tenerife in the tourist area of ​​Callao Salvaje. The city is located on the coast of Atl… 2 3 108 m 2 Ref: ART21774C4A4 in detail 20 Spain, Tenerife, Adeje, Adeje Galeon Apartments in Adeje 79 m 2 №ART222153CBD7 €255,000 07/19/2022 Modern apartments in the south of Tenerife in the prestigious Adeje Galeon area. Located in a quiet and peaceful place with an excellent … 2 2 79 m 2 Ref: ART222153CBD7 in detail 19 Spain, Tenerife, Puerto de Santiago Apartment in Puerto de Santiago 68 m 2 №ART20917C511F €165,000 07/19/2022 Cozy apartments in a picturesque area of ​​the southwest coast of Tenerife in the tourist area of ​​Puerto de Santiago. In complex … one one 68 m 2 Ref: ART20917C511F in detail 26 Spain, Tenerife, Guia de Isora Golden Visa Apartment in Guia de Isora 240 m 2 No. ART1987A9E17 €550,000 07/19/2022 Comfort class apartments for sale in a residential complex on the southwest coast of Tenerife. The complex, including furnished … 3 3 240 m 2 Ref: ART1987A9E17 in detail 27 Spain, Tenerife, Los Gigantes Apartment in Los Gigantes 75 m 2 No. ART19817067D €289,000 07/19/2022 Spacious apartments for sale on the southwest coast of Tenerife in Puerto de Santiago, near Los Gigantes. Popular … 2 2 75 m 2 Ref: ART19817067D in detail 23 Spain, Tenerife, Costa del Silencio Apartments in Costa del Silencio 92 m 2 No. ART2276BD1E5 €160,000 07/06/2022 Apartments in Costa del Silencio, Canary Islands. Apartments in the south of Tenerife in the beautiful tourist area Costa de … one 2 92 m 2 Ref: ART2276BD1E5 in detail 34 Spain, Tenerife, Golf del Sur Apartment in Golf del Sur 115 m 2 No. ART22621B8FF1 €275,000 06/30/2022 Apartments on the south coast of Tenerife in the lively resort of Golf del Sur. This is one of the most popular routes for lovers … 2 2 115 m 2 Ref: ART22621B8FF1 in detail 24 Spain, Tenerife, Santa Cruz de Tenerife Sea view Apartment in Santa Cruz de Tenerife 55 m 2 No. ART226216C88F €200,000 06/28/2022 Apartment in the resort area of ​​Playa Paraiso. This piece of paradise has everything you need for relaxation and entertainment: several nights … one one 55 m 2 Ref: ART226216C88F in detail 29 Spain, Tenerife, Puerto de Santiago Apartment in Puerto de Santiago 90 m 2 №ART22621DDB8B €210,000 06/21/2022 Apartments in a picturesque area of ​​the southwest coast of Tenerife, in Puerto de Santiago. The complex has 2 swimming pools, an elevator. In zd… 2 2 90 m 2 Ref: ART22621DDB8B in detail 34 Spain, Tenerife, Puerto de Santiago Apartment in Puerto de Santiago 115 m 2 №ART22222EE044 €210,000 05/30/2022 Apartments in Puerto de Santiago, Tenerife. Spacious apartments with a total area of ​​114.68 m2, living area – 98.56 m2, area … 2 2 115 m 2 Ref: ART22222EE044 in detail 12 Spain, Tenerife, Los Gigantes Apartment in Los Gigantes 55 m 2 №ART222217C6C7 €160,000 05/30/2022 Apartment on the southwest coast of Tenerife in the heart of the tourist town of Los Gigantes. The residential complex does not have a swimming pool … one one 55 m 2 Ref: ART222217C6C7 in detail 32 Spain, Tenerife, Puerto de Santiago Sea view Penthouse in Puerto de Santiago 255 m 2 No. ART2231081849 €497,000 05/30/2022 Spacious high quality penthouse in a prestigious complex in the tourist city of Puerto de Santiago. This area is ideal… 2 2 255 m 2 Ref: ART2231081849 in detail 27 Spain, Tenerife, Puerto de Santiago Apartment in Puerto de Santiago 157 m 2 №ART222216BDB9 39€8,000 05/30/2022 Beautiful high quality apartment in a prestigious complex in the tourist area – Puerto de Santiago. Very calm… 2 2 157 m 2 Ref: ART222216BDB9 in detail 24 Spain, Tenerife, Puerto de Santiago Apartment in Puerto de Santiago 146 m 2 №ART2222855BC0 €275,000 05/30/2022 Spacious high quality apartments in a prestigious complex in the tourist area of ​​Puerto de Santiago. Charming curor… 2 2 146 m 2 Ref: ART2222855BC0 in detail 26 Spain, Tenerife, Puerto de Santiago Apartment in Puerto de Santiago 126 m 2 №ART2231698902 €281,000 05/30/2022 Apartments in a prestigious complex in a tourist area – Puerto de Santiago. Very calm and quiet town, choose it … 2 2 126 m 2 Ref: ART2231698902 in detail 15 Spain, Tenerife, Costa Adeje Apartments in Costa Adeje 55 m 2 №ART21411B2C7 €189,000 05/13/2021 Apartments in a resort complex on the ocean in Costa Adeje, Canary Islands. Popular attractions near… one one 55 m 2 Ref: ART21411B2C7 in detail 14 Spain, Tenerife, Playa de Las Americas Studio in Playa de Las Americas 33 m 2 No. ART2141FD903 €215,000 04/01/2021 Studio in the most prestigious complex in Las Americas on the first line of the ocean. Area 33.13 sq.m, ocean view terrace 7 sq.m. … one one 33 m 2 Ref: ART2141FD903 in detail 15 Spain, Tenerife, Costa Adeje Apartments in Costa Adeje 80 m 2 №ART2141D33A2 €340,000 04/01/2021 Duplex apartment in a nice complex in the Fanabe area of ​​Costa Adeje. The apartment has an area of ​​80 m2, includes a living room with … 2 2 80 m 2 Ref: ART2141D33A2 in detail 12 Spain, Tenerife, Playa de Las Americas Studio in Playa de Las Americas 33 m 2 No. ART2141A79DF €249,000 04/01/2021 Studio in the most prestigious complex in Las Americas on the first line of the ocean. Area 33 sq.m, ocean view terrace 7 sq.m, … one one 33 m 2 Ref: ART2141A79DF in detail 21 Spain, Tenerife, Playa de Las Americas Apartment in Playa de Las Americas 63 m 2 No. ART2141F070D €369,000 04/01/2021 Duplex apartments in the most prestigious complex on the first line of the ocean in Las Americas, Golden Mile. Area 62.65 sq. … 2 2 63 m 2 Ref: ART2141F070D in detail 11 Spain, Tenerife, Playa de Las Americas Studio in Playa de Las Americas 33 m 2 No. ART2141AA572 €249,000 04/01/2021 Studio in the most prestigious complex in Las Americas on the first line of the ocean. Area 33.13 sq.m, ocean view terrace 7 sq.m. … one one 33 m 2 Ref: ART2141AA572 in detail 13 Spain, Tenerife, Playa de Las Americas Apartment in Playa de Las Americas 63 m 2 No. ART2141FD608 €369,000 04/01/2021 Duplex apartments in the most prestigious complex on the first line of the ocean in Las Americas, Golden Mile. Area 62.75 sq. … 2 2 63 m 2 Ref: ART2141FD608 in detail 18 Spain, Tenerife, Playa de Las Americas Apartments in Playa de Las Americas 49 m 2 No. ART2141ABA31 €326,000 04/01/2021 Apartment with 1 bedroom and living room in the most prestigious complex on the first line of the ocean in Las Americas. Area 48.65 sq.m, t… one one 49 m 2 Ref: ART2141ABA31 in detail 11 Spain, Tenerife, Playa de Las Americas Apartment in Playa de Las Americas 64 m 2 No. ART2141176FB €302,000 04/01/2021 Duplex apartments in the most prestigious complex on the first line of the ocean in Las Americas, Golden Mile. Area 63.75 sq. … 2 2 64 m 2 Ref: ART2141176FB in detail 15 Spain, Tenerife, Playa de Las Americas Apartments in Playa de Las Americas 49 m 2 No. ART21412806C €317,700 04/01/2021 Apartment with 1 bedroom and living room in the most prestigious complex on the first line of the ocean in Las Americas. Area 48.65 sq.m, t… one one 49 m 2 Ref: ART21412806C in detail 12 Spain, Tenerife, Playa de Las Americas Apartment in Playa de Las Americas 61 m 2 №ART214152276 €374,000 04/01/2021 Duplex apartments in the most prestigious complex on the first line of the ocean in Las Americas, Golden Mile. Area 61.1 sq.m … 2 2 61 m 2 Ref: ART214152276 in detail 16 Spain, Tenerife, Playa de Las Americas Apartments in Playa de Las Americas 61 m 2 №ART21412635A €374,000 04/01/2021 Duplex apartments in the most prestigious complex on the first line of the ocean in Las Americas, Golden Mile. Area 61.1 sq.m … 2 2 61 m 2 Ref: ART21412635A in detail 14 Spain, Tenerife, Playa de Las Americas Apartment in Playa de Las Americas 62 m 2 №ART214149054 €374,000 04/01/2021 Duplex apartments in the most prestigious complex on the first line of the ocean in Las Americas, Golden Mile. Area 62.75 sq. … 2 2 62 m 2 Ref: ART214149054 in detail 8 Spain, Tenerife, Costa Adeje Studio in Costa Adeje 30 m 2 No. ART2141F8C61 €125,000 04/01/2021 Studios in an excellent area of ​​Costa Adeje, 5 minutes walk from the beaches of Bobo and Troya, Monkey Beach. Lots of restaurants, shops nearby… one one 30 m 2 Ref: ART2141F8C61 in detail How to buy property in Spain 07/04/2022 When buying overseas real estate, there are always a lot of questions and doubts. How to buy property in Spain for a Russian? Why is it not worth buying a home remotely? Are mortgages available from Spanish banks? All this, tell… Read more Share Property in Golf del Sur. Housing prices in Golf del Sur – Prian.ru home Property in Spain Canary Islands Golf del Sur 7 ads ordered new to old 1/15 165 900 € Apartments in Golf del Sur, Spain 54 m 2 1 1 For sale 1-room apartment with a large terrace (54m2 inside and 20m2 terrace) in Royal Park Albatros complex , location of the apartment on the first floor. 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Previous Next General Description This resort has all the conditions for a family holiday. There is a large selection of restaurants and bars that have received the highest ratings from holidaymakers. International cuisine is served in a variety of establishments along the beautiful promenade that connects the main resorts of Golf del Sur with the resorts of Amarilla Golf and the fishing village of Los Abrigos. Los Abrigos is located just 10-15 minutes walk from the San Blas Apts resort. This fishing village with numerous fish restaurants has gained international recognition. Such a picturesque place is perfect for enjoying excellent gastronomy, swimming in the ocean, admiring the stunning sunset and colorful views of the fishing port, where fresh fish and seafood are brought in the morning for local restaurants. For those who want to swim and sunbathe in a peaceful environment, located 200 meters from the apartments, San Blas beach is what you need. The walk to the beach takes just 3 minutes. In addition to this beach, within walking distance there are several natural beaches with black volcanic sand and pebbles, as well as a port offering boat trips on yachts or catamarans, diving in a submarine to a depth of 30 m and getting to know the inhabitants of the deep sea, go diving. A 15-minute drive away are the famous sandy beaches of El Medano, where you can not only swim, but also surf and windsurf. In the San Blas Apts complex, in addition to the apartments, there is a shopping center with a supermarket, numerous shops, souvenir shops, bars, cafes and restaurants. In the evenings, there is live music and a variety of entertainment options. Golf del Sur is located near the Reina Sofia South Airport and a 15-minute drive from Playa Las Americas and Los Cristianos. Apartment The spacious living room has a sofa bed, dining area, TV and a fully equipped kitchen: stove, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, etc. The bathroom has showers, hairdryer, toiletries, bathrobes , slippers, as well as washing machines and ironing facilities. The bedrooms have double beds. All apartments have air conditioning, free WIFI and a safety deposit box. Accommodation For accommodation, one-bedroom and two-bedroom elegant luxury apartments, decorated in a modern style, are offered. All apartments have a furnished terrace, and the double apartments also have access to the second floor to a private solarium area equipped with sun loungers and umbrellas. Capacity in T1 (salon, double bedroom, 1 bathroom) – 3 adults + 1 child up to 12 years old, Apartments Terrace Fully equipped kitchen Dinner Zone Air conditioner TV Bedroom and extra. sleeper – sofa bed Room cleaning Fast Wi-Fi in the apartments free of charge Bars and restaurants with live music Golf courses The fishing village of Los Abrigos Grocery store \ Gift shops \ Shops \ Pharmacies \ Doctor El Medano beach (15 min by car) Pay attention to the convenient location of the hotel in the south of the island Clubs Travel advises Previous Next “- The main advantage of San Blanc during covid times is a separate entrance and distance from crowded resorts, such as Las Americas. Green golf courses, embankment overlooking the famous “Red Mountain” and a paved wooden path for walking and jogging. Here is the Nautico cafe with a view of the ocean and monolithic rocks, as well as all the necessary infrastructure. A pleasant surprise after a 6.5 hour flight was the close distance from the airport instead of another hour drive to the destination. Definitely worth renting a car here to see all the sights of the island and be sure to stop by the nearest market to buy real fruits and vegetables from Canarian farmers. The best potatoes are not on Mars, but on Tenerife! And also papaya, tomatoes, meat, fish … In general, everything here is the best! ” Staff comments Live photos of our consultants visiting the San Blas Hotel and their feedback. Golf courses in Golf Del Sur We invite you to watch a video filmed about the Golf Del sur area. After the construction of golf courses, Golf del Sur and Amarilla Golf have been further developed with hotels, villas and residential complexes. Dunas beach maspalomas: What To REALLY Expect If You Stay Опубликовано: January 9, 2022 в 10:12 am Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous What To REALLY Expect If You Stay Pros Quiet location directly on Maspalomas’ golf course Spacious apartments with flat-screen TVs, private balconies, and kitchenettes Large outdoor swimming pool with shallow kids’ pools On-site restaurant and pool bar Supermarket for snacks, fresh produce, and toiletries Pool tables, table tennis, and outdoor tennis court On-site parking (for a fee) Wi-Fi available throughout (for a fee) Beach shuttle (for a fee) See More Pros Cons Complaints of cockroaches in rooms Food has mixed reviews Not within easy walking distance of the beach Additional fees for Wi-Fi, beach shuttle, air-conditioning, and on-site parking See More Cons The lower-middle-range Duna Beach Apartments is a simple apartment complex, located directly on the Maspalomas golf course. The location is slightly out of town. The center of Maspalomas is a five-minute drive away and the Playa del Ingles beaches are a 10-minute drive. The 136 apartments are spacious with flat-screen TVs, equipped kitchenettes, and private balconies. The restaurant and bar serves both buffet and a la carte meals, though these are not included in all room rates and food gets mixed reviews. A large outdoor swimming pool is a highlight here, along with the tennis court and an on-site supermarket. Both Wi-Fi and parking cost extra. Note that cockroaches seem to be an issue here. As an alternative, Turbo Club has more modern apartments and offers all-inclusive rates; though it’s further from the beach. See More Bottom Line Hotel & Amenities Photos Amenities Internet Pool See More Amenities Oyster Awards Scene Seaside apartment complex with well-maintained gardens Duna Beach Apartments is more like an apartment complex than a hotel. The typical old-fashioned seaside complex is starting to look a bit drab. The exterior, however, still looks okay with clean white walls, lush lawns, tall palm trees, and well-maintained gardens. Inside, the lobby is a bright area with lightly-tiled floors and a few chairs with pretty floral cushions. The restaurant and bar area could do with some freshening up, since the tables and chairs look a bit shabby. The bar area does have a nice Spanish vibe though, with traditional patterned mosaic tiles lining the bar counter and floorboards. Guests should be warned of the many cats roaming the property, though previous guests haven’t noted them to be too much of a problem and they help keep the cockroaches in check. Guests are a combination of families and group travelers who are happy with the simple, slightly dated, features for the budget-friendly rates. See More Scene Location Outside Maspalomas, located within a golf course The Duna Beach Apartments complex is situated within the Maspalomas Golf Course, with only other resorts and hotels within the immediate vicinity. Maspalomas Botanical Garden is a four-minute drive from the property and a five-minute drive from Maspalomas, where there are several restaurants, bars, and shops. There is a beach shuttle that runs from the hotel for an additional fee. It’s a 10-minute drive to the Playa del Ingles beaches and the Maspalomas Dunes. Other nearby attractions include Holiday World Maspalomas (six-minute drive away) and Aqualand Maspalomas Water Park (a 10-minute drive away). It’s a 15-minute walk to the nearest bus stop, and there are usually a few taxis right outside of the complex. Gran Canaria Airport is about a 26-minute drive from the property. See More Location Rooms Spacious rooms with kitchenettes Duna Beach Apartments’ 136 apartments are spacious, though they have quite dated and plain decor. Expect old-fashioned tiled floors, beige walls with brightly-colored feature walls, standard beds with blue and green floral bedspreads, ugly lime green curtains, and dark wooden furniture. All apartments have separate lounge and dining areas as well as private balconies with sun loungers furnished with a plastic set of table and chairs. Amenities in all apartments include flat-screen TVs and kitchenettes with mini-fridges, burners, microwaves, coffeemakers, and cutlery. Wi-Fi and air-conditioning units are available for an additional fee. Bathrooms include little more than towels and shower/tub combos. Hairdryers and toiletries are not provided. Previous guests have complained of cockroaches in the ground floor rooms. See More Rooms Features Restaurant and bar, swimming pool, tennis court, and full supermarket Duna Beach Apartments has enough features to keep most guests busy. The on-site restaurant serves both buffet and a la carte meals throughout the day. Meal packages are available but food receives mixed reviews. Connected to the restaurant is the pool bar. The outdoor pool area includes a large swimming pool, smaller pool, and two shallow kids’ pools. The area is also surrounded by ample sun loungers and parasols. Two pool tables and table tennis are presented under a shaded area by the pool. A full outdoor tennis court is also available. The on-site supermarket sells a variety of convenience items like snacks, fresh produce, beverages (including alcoholic), toiletries, and toys. Both the on-site parking and Wi-Fi throughout the property cost extra. Additional features include a kids’ playground, self-service laundry (for a fee), internet corner, front desk safe, and airport transfer (for a fee).  See More Features Scene Seaside apartment complex with well-maintained gardens Duna Beach Apartments is more like an apartment complex than a hotel. The typical old-fashioned seaside complex is starting to look a bit drab. The exterior, however, still looks okay with clean white walls, lush lawns, tall palm trees, and well-maintained gardens. Inside, the lobby is a bright area with lightly-tiled floors and a few chairs with pretty floral cushions. The restaurant and bar area could do with some freshening up, since the tables and chairs look a bit shabby. The bar area does have a nice Spanish vibe though, with traditional patterned mosaic tiles lining the bar counter and floorboards. Guests should be warned of the many cats roaming the property, though previous guests haven’t noted them to be too much of a problem and they help keep the cockroaches in check. Guests are a combination of families and group travelers who are happy with the simple, slightly dated, features for the budget-friendly rates. See More Scene Location Outside Maspalomas, located within a golf course The Duna Beach Apartments complex is situated within the Maspalomas Golf Course, with only other resorts and hotels within the immediate vicinity. Maspalomas Botanical Garden is a four-minute drive from the property and a five-minute drive from Maspalomas, where there are several restaurants, bars, and shops. There is a beach shuttle that runs from the hotel for an additional fee. It’s a 10-minute drive to the Playa del Ingles beaches and the Maspalomas Dunes. Other nearby attractions include Holiday World Maspalomas (six-minute drive away) and Aqualand Maspalomas Water Park (a 10-minute drive away). It’s a 15-minute walk to the nearest bus stop, and there are usually a few taxis right outside of the complex. Gran Canaria Airport is about a 26-minute drive from the property. See More Location Rooms Spacious rooms with kitchenettes Duna Beach Apartments’ 136 apartments are spacious, though they have quite dated and plain decor. Expect old-fashioned tiled floors, beige walls with brightly-colored feature walls, standard beds with blue and green floral bedspreads, ugly lime green curtains, and dark wooden furniture. All apartments have separate lounge and dining areas as well as private balconies with sun loungers furnished with a plastic set of table and chairs. Amenities in all apartments include flat-screen TVs and kitchenettes with mini-fridges, burners, microwaves, coffeemakers, and cutlery. Wi-Fi and air-conditioning units are available for an additional fee. Bathrooms include little more than towels and shower/tub combos. Hairdryers and toiletries are not provided. Previous guests have complained of cockroaches in the ground floor rooms. See More Rooms Features Restaurant and bar, swimming pool, tennis court, and full supermarket Duna Beach Apartments has enough features to keep most guests busy. The on-site restaurant serves both buffet and a la carte meals throughout the day. Meal packages are available but food receives mixed reviews. Connected to the restaurant is the pool bar. The outdoor pool area includes a large swimming pool, smaller pool, and two shallow kids’ pools. The area is also surrounded by ample sun loungers and parasols. Two pool tables and table tennis are presented under a shaded area by the pool. A full outdoor tennis court is also available. The on-site supermarket sells a variety of convenience items like snacks, fresh produce, beverages (including alcoholic), toiletries, and toys. Both the on-site parking and Wi-Fi throughout the property cost extra. Additional features include a kids’ playground, self-service laundry (for a fee), internet corner, front desk safe, and airport transfer (for a fee).  See More Features Hotel & Amenities Photos Disclaimer: This content was accurate at the time the hotel was reviewed. Please check our partner sites when booking to verify that details are still correct. Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas from $85. Maspalomas Hotel Deals & Reviews Calle Einstein Sonnenland, E-35100 Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Spain., 35100 Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Spain +34 928 141 802 From $85 Cheapest rate per night 8. 0 Great based on 1,511 reviews Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas Fri 9/23 Sat 9/24 Provider Nightly total lastminute.com $85 SuperTravel $87 AGODAHC $88 23 more Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas deals from $85 23 more Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas deals from $85 About Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas Modern and cozy, Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas is located in Sonnenland and offers an outdoor pool, a Jacuzzi and a rooftop terrace. It also provides a kids club, water slides and a kids pool. A wide range of personalized services are available for guests of Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas, like a car rental desk, babysitting/child services and a currency exchange. Guests can take advantage of the recreational facilities on offer, such as a playground, bicycle rental and billiards. The rooms at the hotel offer a private bathroom, a mini bar and a bathtub. They each include a telephone and a desk. Guests staying at the hotel can enjoy a unique dining experience at the on-site restaurant, conveniently based for those who want to stay close by at mealtime. In the evening, guests are welcome to enjoy a drink in the comfortable lounge bar. A wide selection of cafés and restaurants are also found in the area. Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas is less than a 25-minute drive from Gran Canaria Airport and Holiday World Maspalomas is a short stroll away. Dunas de Maspalomas is also a quick drive away. Photos of Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas Latest deals for Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas Sat 9/24 Wed 9/28 Show deals with Free cancellation Free breakfast Double Rooms($85 – $225) Double room bed type unknown bed type unknown $85/night $85 totallastminute. com View Deal bed type unknown bed type unknown $87/night $87 totalSuperTravel View Deal bed type unknown bed type unknown $95/night $95 totalPriceline View Deal Standard Rooms($88 – $125) Standard room bed type unknown bed type unknown $88/night $88 totalAGODAHC View Deal bed type unknown bed type unknown $100/night $100 totalHotels.com View Deal bed type unknown bed type unknown $105/night $105 totalZenhotels.com View Deal Amenities at Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas Snorkeling Outdoor pool Restaurant Bar/Lounge Free Wi-Fi Free parking Wi-Fi available in all areas Flat-screen TV TV Cable or satellite TV Reviews of Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas 8. 0 GreatBased on 1,511 verified guest reviews 7.8Families 8.3Solo 7.9Couples 8.0Friends Pros + Cons – Time of Year: Mar-May Jun-Aug Sep-Nov Dec-Feb Show reviews that mention Sort by: Newest first No reviews found. Try removing a filter, changing your search, or clear all to view reviews. Location Calle Einstein Sonnenland, E-35100 Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Spain., 35100 Maspalomas, Gran Canaria Holiday World Maspalomas0.5 mi Botanical Park of Maspalomas1 mi Maspalomas Golf1 mi Aqualand Maspalomas1 mi Campo del Golf de Maspalomas1.3 mi Playa de las Meloneras1.5 mi Yumbo Centrum1.5 mi Cita Shopping Center1. 8 mi La Charca1.9 mi Dunas de Maspalomas1.9 mi Templo Ecuménico2 mi Diving Center Sun Sub2 mi Policies Check-in/Check-out Check in anytime after 2:00 PM, check out anytime before 12:00 PM Cancellation/prepayment Cancellation/prepayment policies vary by room type and provider. FAQs when booking at Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas is located at Calle Einstein Sonnenland, E-35100 Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Spain. in Sonneland, 0.9 miles from the center of Maspalomas. Holiday World Maspalomas is the closest landmark to Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas. Check-in time is 2:00 PM and check-out time is 12:00 PM at Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas. Yes, Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas offers free Wi-Fi. Yes, Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas offers free parking. Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas is 17. 5 miles from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas is 62.4 miles from Granadilla Tenerife-Sur. Yes, Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas has a pool onsite. KAYAK scours the web for all room deals available at Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas in Maspalomas 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 Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas 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 Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas. Nearby hotels and places to stay Closest See more nearby stays 3-star hotel 5% cheaperPalm Oasis Maspalomas9 Excellent (2,816 reviews)0.1 miOutdoor pool, Fitness center, Restaurant$84+ 3-star hotel Vista Bonita – Gay & Lesbian Exclusive9.1 Excellent (506 reviews)0.26 miAdults only, Outdoor pool, Restaurant$103+ Rental Luxury Bungalow With Spectacular Views0. 06 miAdults only, pool, air-conditioned$105+ Rental Tie Drago Family0.11 miAdults only, Private pool, Outdoor pool$120+ Cheapest See cheapest stays in Maspalomas 3-star hotel 5% cheaperPalm Oasis Maspalomas9 Excellent (2,816 reviews)0.1 miOutdoor pool, Fitness center, Restaurant$84+ 3-star hotel Vista Bonita – Gay & Lesbian Exclusive9.1 Excellent (506 reviews)0.26 miAdults only, Outdoor pool, Restaurant$103+ Rental 52% cheaperApartment on Sonnenland Maspalomas Gran Canaria10 Excellent (2 reviews)0.27 miAdults only, pool, wifi$42+ Rental 39% cheaperT&T Relaxing Bungalow in Sonnenland8.9 Excellent (11 reviews)0.27 miAdults only, Outdoor pool, Kitchen$54+ Most recommended See most recommended stays in Maspalomas 3-star hotel Vista Bonita – Gay & Lesbian Exclusive9.1 Excellent (506 reviews)0.26 miAdults only, Outdoor pool, Restaurant$103+ 3-star hotel 5% cheaperPalm Oasis Maspalomas9 Excellent (2,816 reviews)0. 1 miOutdoor pool, Fitness center, Restaurant$84+ Rental 52% cheaperApartment on Sonnenland Maspalomas Gran Canaria10 Excellent (2 reviews)0.27 miAdults only, pool, wifi$42+ Rental Vv Sunny Holiday Villa Maspalomas10 Excellent (4 reviews)0.17 miCity view, Private pool, Outdoor pool$295+ Good to know °HOTEL MASPALOMAS RESORT BY DUNAS MASPALOMAS (GRAN CANARIA) 4* (Spain) – from € 233 Great139139 reviews10 Maspalomas Resort By Dunas – Maspalomas (Gran Canaria) 27.75032, -15.597608 Maspalomas (Gran Canaria), Spain 233€ 75 photos 75 photos 75 photos 75 photos 75 photos 75 photos Highlights Address Avenida Touroperador Air Marin, S/N, Maspalomas (Gran Canaria), Spain, 35100, Gran Canaria View map Overview 4-star Maspalomas Resort By Dunas is located in Maspalomas, a 10-minute drive from the public park “Parque Urbano Del Sur”, and offers heated swimming pool. The resort is a short walk from Monumento de Cristobal Colon. Location The hotel is 20 minutes on foot from Sonnenland. The city center is close by, about 15 minutes’ walk away. Costa Meloneras is 25 minutes’ stroll away. Maspalomas Oasis bus station is located 5 minutes away from Maspalomas Resort By Dunas on foot. Rooms These units also come with an a tiled floor. The private bathrooms come with bathrobes and slippers. Eat & Drink Guests can enjoy dining at the à la carte restaurant. This hotel has a bar with billiards and a terrace. Toscana Grill offers a variety of European, Italian and Mediterranean meals that are made fresh daily. Leisure & Business Children will benefit from a special menu and a kids’ club provided on site. A number of activities such as archery, hiking and horse riding are provided for guests’ enjoyment. Guests can surely relax at a wellness center offered on site. Internet Wireless internet is available in the entire hotel for free. Guest Parking Public parking is possible at a location nearby for free. The personnel at the hotel speaks English, German, Spanish, Italian, Swedish. Year renovated:   2008.  Number of rooms:   209. Former name: Dunas Maspalomas – Less Facilities Most popular facilities Parking Off-site parking lot Baggage storage 24-hour services 24-hour reception 24-hour security Food/ Drinks Outdoor dining area Poolside snack bar Restaurant Welcome drink Snack bar Shuttle Paid airport shuttle Fitness/ Gym Fitness studio Swimming pool Plunge pool Heated swimming pool General Wi-Fi Parking Baggage storage 24-hour services Food/ Drinks Shuttle Fitness/ Gym Swimming pool Sports & Fitness Fitness center Wind surfing Diving Snorkeling Canoeing Hiking Horseback riding Tennis Bowling Petanque Golf course Pool tables Darts Table tennis Squash Archery Yoga class Fitness studio Aerobics Fishing Services Paid airport shuttle Room service Housekeeping Car rental Bicycle rental Laundry Tours/Ticket assistance Medical facilities service Welcome drink Dining Restaurant Poolside snack bar Snack bar Outdoor dining area Dinner Packed lunches Special diet menus Buffet breakfast Children Children’s menu Children’s pool Kids club Spa & Leisure Plunge pool Heated swimming pool Beach access Beach umbrellas Sun loungers Aqua park Live entertainment Garden area BBQ facilities Spa & wellness center Solarium Turkish bath Jacuzzi Pedicure Manicure Waxing Body scrub Facial Treatment room Body wraps Massage Public Bath Pool with view Shallow end Make up services Room view Garden view Room features In-room air conditioning In-room safe Mini-bar Sitting area Patio Terrace Tea and coffee facilities Dining table Bathroom Free toiletries Sink Self-catering Kitchen Electric kettle Microwave Cookware/ Kitchen utensils Media Flat-screen TV Cable/ Satellite television Telephone CD player AM/FM alarm clock Show all facilitiesHide facilities Good to know Check-infrom 14:00-23:59FREECheck-outuntil 12 pmFREE Children & extra bedsThere are no extra beds provided in a room.   PetsPets are not allowed. + More- Less Rooms and availability One-Bedroom Villa Bed options: 2 Single beds Room size: 44 m² Garden view Shower Bathtub Air conditioning room details One-Bedroom Villa Bed options: 2 Single beds Room size: 44 m² org/LocationFeatureSpecification”> Garden view Shower Bathtub Air conditioning room details One-Bedroom Bungalow 5 photos Bed options: 2 Single beds Room size: 45 m² Max: 2 persons Garden view org/LocationFeatureSpecification”> Shower Coffee machine Bathtub Air conditioning room details Show 3 more room typesLess Location Avenida Touroperador Air Marin, S/N, Maspalomas (Gran Canaria), Spain, 35100, Gran Canaria City landmarks Nearby Restaurants Lighthouse Maspalomas Lighthouse 2.0 km Amusement Park Aqualand Maspalomas 3. 3 km Reserva Natural Especial de Las Dunas de Maspalomas 2.1 km Lugar Meloneras Diseminado Yacimiento Punta Mujeres 1.3 km Sonnenland 1.6 km Avda. del Touroperador Neckermann Botanical Park of Maspalomas 1.5 km Avenida Touroperador Neckermann 24 Health Club Open Air Gym 750 m Theme Park Holiday World Maspalomas 1.5 km Paseo Charca Maspalomas La Charca de Maspalomas 1.6 km Shopping Area Cita Shopping Center 3.1 km Theme Park Holiday World 1.5 km Night club Chester Meloneras Club & Lounge 1.2 km Shopping Area Boulevard El Faro 1.2 km Mall Centro Comercial Faro 2 1.3 km Playa de Meloneras 1.2 km Fuerteventura El Centro de Interpretacion Poblado de la Atalayita 1.7 km Gc-60 Mirador La Cruz Grande 2.0 km Maspalomas La Charca 1. 7 km Park Parque Tony Gallardo 1.7 km Park Parque Urbano Del Sur 2.4 km parque del sur Sur Park 1.1 km Casino Gran Casino Costa Meloneras 1.2 km Promenade Strandpromenade Meloneras 2.2 km 35100 San Bartolomé de Tirajana Maspalomas Dunes 3.7 km Costa Meloneras 2.2 km Playa de Maspalomas 2.1 km Calle Mar Báltico Caybeach Meloneras 1.9 km Nature reserve Dunas De Maspalomas 2.7 km Beach Maspalomas Beach 3.3 km Avenida de Cristobal Colon Intersection with Avenida de Touroperator TUI Monumento de Cristobal Colon 270 m Avenida Touroperador Jhan Reisen Toscana Grill 190 m Avenida Touroperador Neckermann 42 Campo International The New Rustico Maspalomas 380 m Avda Touroperador Nackrman Bamboo Garden II 400 m Touroperador Neckermann Campo de Golf Maspalomas 910 m Calle Tour Operadoro Holandes C. C. faro2 Planta Baja Local 205 bar sport hawaii 1.1 km Local A172 Restaurante Toro Piedra 1.1 km Getting around + More- Less Need a shuttle? You can book a shuttle, once your reservation is complete. Reviews 8.0 Great139 reviews Location8.2 Rooms8.4 Service7.8 FAQ What is the closest airport to Maspalomas Resort By Dunas Maspalomas? Maspalomas Resort By Dunas Maspalomas is located 22 miles away from Gran Canaria airport. Can I eat breakfast at Maspalomas Resort By Dunas? Yes, you can have an buffet breakfast at Maspalomas Resort By Dunas. What facilities for children are featured at Maspalomas Resort By Dunas Maspalomas? Yes, Maspalomas Resort By Dunas Maspalomas has cribs, babysitting and a kids’ club for guests traveling with children. How far is Maspalomas Resort By Dunas located from the city center? The city center is 0.7 miles away from Maspalomas Resort By Dunas. Does Maspalomas Resort By Dunas feature any cleaning services? Yes, Maspalomas Resort By Dunas offers room service and laundry. Is there any Internet available at Maspalomas Resort By Dunas Maspalomas? Yes, at Maspalomas Resort By Dunas Maspalomas Wi Fi is provided throughout the property. What popular attractions near Maspalomas Resort By Dunas Maspalomas can I visit? Maspalomas Beach is worth visiting, plus it is set 1.7 miles away from Maspalomas Resort By Dunas Maspalomas. What leisure facilities can I make use of at Maspalomas Resort By Dunas? You can benefit from an aqua park, loungers and a tennis court provided at Maspalomas Resort By Dunas. Are there any dining facilities close to Maspalomas Resort By Dunas? You will be able to enjoy a meal in nearby establishments, Toscana Grill and Bamboo Garden II, since they are located just about 5 minutes’ walk away from Maspalomas Resort By Dunas. What are the booking prices at Maspalomas Resort By Dunas? The prices at Maspalomas Resort By Dunas start from €295. Does Maspalomas Resort By Dunas Maspalomas arrange any sport activities on site? At Maspalomas Resort By Dunas Maspalomas guests can try such activities as archery, volleyball and ping pong. Can I find any public transport next to Maspalomas Resort By Dunas? Yes, there is Maspalomas Oasis bus stop within 500 feet away from Maspalomas Resort By Dunas. Address Avenida Touroperador Air Marin, S/N, Maspalomas (Gran Canaria), Spain, 35100, Gran Canaria View map Highlights Good to know Check-infrom 14:00-23:59FREECheck-outuntil 12 pmFREE Children & extra bedsThere are no extra beds provided in a room.   PetsPets are not allowed. + More- Less Getting around + More- Less Need a shuttle? You can book a shuttle, once your reservation is complete. Tip: Consider options with free cancellation to stay flexible in light of the ongoing outbreak of COVID-19. Thank you booked.net uses cookies that are strictly necessary for its functioning. We do not collect analytical and marketing cookies.OK Dunas Maspalomas in Gran Canaria, Spain Search Place, city, country, sight © Anilah / Shutterstock The Dunas Maspalomas are located at the southern tip of the Spanish island of Gran Canaria. The idyllic oasis of La Charca in the middle of the spectacular sand dunes offers both party and relaxation. The Dunas Maspalamos are located on the Spanish island of Gran Canaria directly on the Atlantic Ocean and occupy a gigantic area of 2 by 6 kilometres. The gentle dunes at the southern tip of Gran Canaria are one of the most popular holiday destinations for Europeans. Advertisement South of the tourist metropolis of Maspalomas, which consists mainly of hotels and holiday homes, rises the Dunas Maspalomas, the only sandy desert in Europe, which has something to offer for party animals as well as families or holidaymakers who long for peace and quiet. Where the fine sand comes from, on which thousands of holidaymakers have been relaxing for years, was unclear for a long time. Investigations finally revealed that on the one hand it comes from corals and shellfish that have been ground up by the surf over millions of years, and on the other hand it consists of material from the rocky coast that has been removed by erosion. The Barranco de Fatage river, which today no longer carries water, also used to wash up material that was added to the sand. The trade winds blow this exotic sand mixture inland, where it piles up into huge dunes as soon as it encounters an obstacle on its way. These dunes move about two to five metres inland every year. The flora and fauna in this area is rather sparse, because the climate is very dry and windy and the soil has a high salt content. Only creatures with a high degree of adaptability can settle here permanently. At the western end of the Dunas, however, one comes across an area where, compared to the rest of the sand desert, there is a lot of life. In the 19th century, the Faro de Maspalomas, a lighthouse about 70 metres high, was built here. Around the tower is La Charca, an oasis where rare water birds have a welcome opportunity to breed. Dunas Maspalomas Nature Reserve In the sixties, La Charca was also developed for beach holidaymakers. What followed was a real building boom in the following two decades. The dunes were built up uncontrollably, which disturbed their migratory movement and led to the migration of various bird species. As if that were not enough, the numerous tourists turned the area into a veritable rubbish dump, and sewage was also repeatedly discharged. To stop the destruction of the dunes and the beach, the area together with the Oasa La Charca was declared a nature reserve of international importance in 1987. The construction on the dunes was demolished, but it is still possible to walk on them. The beach stretches along the dunes for about four kilometres before it merges with Playa del Inglés to the east. Like Maspalomas, this section of the beach belongs to the municipality of San Bartolomé de Tirajana. Visit to the Dunas Maspalomas Maspalomas beach has something to offer for all ages and interests. Not only is it the best-known nudist area in the Canary Islands, but there are also plenty of shopping opportunities in the surrounding shopping centres, and the nightlife has plenty of fun in shop for all holidaymakers in a party mood. But those seeking peace and quiet to escape the stress of everyday life will also get their money’s worth here, because around the dunes you can relax wonderfully and also visit one or two sights. Because of the shallow-sloping beach, the area is excellent for families with small children. 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Cookies are required for unrestricted use of the website. You agree to the use of cookies by clicking “Agree”. Agree English Deutsch Español Français Italiano Nederlands Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas in Maspalomas, Spain from $85: Deals, Reviews, Photos 3-stars hotel with Snorkeling Calle Einstein Sonnenland, E-35100 Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Spain. , 35100 Maspalomas, Gran Canaria +34 928 141 802 8.0 Great based on 1,511 reviews $110 Rate per night Fri 9/23 Sat 9/24 Cheapest deals Nightly price Cleanliness Comfort Location Services Value for money Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas is an eco-friendly three-star hotel located in the entertainment district of San Bartolome de Tirajana and connected to a shopping center. Local landmarks include Maspalomas Lighthouse, and Las Palma airport is just a 20-minute drive away. It features 436 individually decorated rooms, and all-inclusive rates are available. Property amenities at Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas include the expected free Wi-Fi in all rooms as well as free nearby parking, a free beach shuttle, and a roundtrip airport shuttle that is available for a small fee. Free buffet breakfast is provided daily, and all-inclusive rates include all buffet meals as well as snacks and local beverages. There are two outdoor pools as well as a children’s pool and playground. Shopping is plentiful, and you’ll also find a nightclub where you can enjoy an evening of karaoke. All 436 rooms feature blackout curtains and ceiling fans. Bathrooms feature bathtubs as well as free toiletries. There’s a TV with satellite channels as well as a balcony or patio. In-room massage is available, and there’s also a laptop-friendly workspace. In addition to the aforementioned buffet offerings, you’ll also find plentiful local dining options within a short walk from your room. Try Bamboo Garden, La Terraza Romantica, or Restaurante A Gaudi. You also might enjoy Panaderia and Presidente, each just a 15-17-minute walk away. The local area also boasts many popular attractions and points of interest to explore during your stay. In addition to the shopping at Yumbo Shopping Center, you’ll want to visit Maspalomas Golf Course and Aqualand Maspalomas. Sat 9/24 Wed 9/28 Sat 9/24 Wed 9/28 Show deals with Free cancellation Free breakfast Free Wi-Fi Pay at Hotel Is it really the cheapest? We search major booking sites and individual hotels so you can compare the best deals on Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas rooms. Standard Rooms – Lake view $110/night $110 totalAgoda. com View Deal Double Rooms – City view $121/night $121 totalAgoda.com View Deal Other Rooms – Garden view $114/night $114 totalAgoda.com View Deal Show all deals and room types Snorkeling Outdoor pool Restaurant Bar/Lounge Free Wi-Fi Free parking Wi-Fi available in all areas Flat-screen TV TV Cable or satellite TV Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas location: Calle Einstein Sonnenland, E-35100 Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Spain., 35100 Maspalomas, Gran Canaria Sightseeing Playa de las Meloneras1.5 mi Yumbo Centrum1.5 mi Maspalomas Dunes2.2 mi 8.0 GreatBased on 1,511 verified guest reviews 7.8Families 8.0Friends 8.3Solo 7. 9Couples Pros + Excellent food and super friendly staff. (in 57 reviews) Incredible friendly staff all around! (in 55 reviews) Great selection of food. (in 55 reviews) Cons – I missed air condition in the room (in 12 reviews) All sunbeds reserved from early morning. (in 3 reviews) Most of the staff spoke very poor English. (in 2 reviews) Traveler type: Families Friends Solo Couples Sort by: Value for money 8.0 Location rating 7.9 Distance to city center 0.9 mi Nearest Airport Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Distance to airport 17.5 mi Check in/Check out Check in anytime after 2:00 PM, check out anytime before 12:00 PM Cancellation/prepayment Cancellation/prepayment policies vary by room type and provider. 3 star hotels in Maspalomas typically cost $110/night, but Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas is typically available for $88/night, and is rated equally to its competitors. Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas is 17.5 mi away from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. You can typically expect your drive time from Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas to Las Palmas de Gran Canaria to be 52min. It might be worth looking up traffic trends near your hotel if you are worried about saving time. Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas has parking available on site for customers of the hotel. With that in mind, the most efficient way to not only get from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria to the hotel, but also around Maspalomas during your stay may be renting a car. Car rentals in Maspalomas are on average $11/day. Another more common option is to just take a taxi or rideshare service from the airport to Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas. The nearest airport to the hotel is Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas does have a restaurant on site that guests and non-guests can use. Ask the front desk for kitchen hours or call Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas at +34 928 141 802. Yes, Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas has a pool that customers can use. Typically, hotel pools have restrictions based on the time of day so be sure to speak to the front desk before using the pool. 0.9 mi separate the front steps of Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas and the city center of Maspalomas where you can keep busy with restaurants, shopping and of course Templo Ecuménico, a very popular landmark in Maspalomas. The best contact number for Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas is +34 928 141 802. Yes, Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas has Wi-Fi available to hotel guests. Standard check-out time at Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas is 12:00 PM. Guests can check in after 2:00 PM. Prices may fluctuate based on room type, dates, and availability. You can find great room deals for Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas at the moment between $86 and $191 a night. Enter preferred dates in the form above to see the best-matched deals for you. Yes, laundry services are accessible for guests staying at Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas, Maspalomas. Make sure to visit Templo Ecuménico during your stay at Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas, Maspalomas. It’s only 2.0 mi away! 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More details What is the fastest way to get from Maspalomas Resort by Dunas to Maspalomas? The quickest way to get from Maspalomas Resort by Dunas to Maspalomas is to taxi which costs €4 – €5 and takes 3 min. More details Is there a direct bus between Maspalomas Resort by Dunas and Maspalomas? Yes, there is a direct bus departing from Av. T.T. O.O. TUI Campo Internacional 4 and arriving at Av. de Gran Canaria – Plaza Hierro. Services depart every 30 minutes, and operate every day. The journey takes approximately 4 min. More details How far is it from Maspalomas Resort by Dunas to Maspalomas? The distance between Maspalomas Resort by Dunas and Maspalomas is 2 km. How do I travel from Maspalomas Resort by Dunas to Maspalomas without a car? The best way to get from Maspalomas Resort by Dunas to Maspalomas without a car is to line 25 bus which takes 6 min and costs €1. More details How long does it take to get from Maspalomas Resort by Dunas to Maspalomas? The line 25 bus from Av. T.T. 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Hotel Dunas Mirador Maspalomas 4 Canary Islands Gran Canaria Spain: reviews, descriptions, photos, booking Countries→Spain→Canary Islands Gran Canaria→Dunas Mirador Maspalomas Canary Islands Gran Canaria, Spain Usually in the room Safe, air conditioning, room service, terrace, hair dryer, TV, refrigerator, telephone, shower How can you eat at the hotel Order breakfast in the room, restaurant, bar Choose a tour to the hotel Dunas Mirador Maspalomas departing from Moscow Filters About the hotel Dunas Mirador Maspalomas 3rd beach line Wi-Fi throughout the territory Game room All services of the hotel The Canaries are almost an adventure, but as soon as the landing gear touches surface of the island of Gran Canaria, it ends for many, except for those who decided to stay at the Dunas Mirador Maspalomas hotel. Located in the city of Maspalomas on Einstein street, this hotel complex is three kilometers away from the sea, but it is close to mountains, with all the accompanying hiking trails designed for tourists. On the territory, surrounded by buildings, in the architecture of which oriental and western styles, two spacious pools are equipped with tiers, and around a dense shady garden. Craving for water procedures most tourists always come first, and here they discover for themselves rather unusual artificial reservoirs. Even when it’s cool and the water is all over district does not have time to warm up, bursts are heard on the territory of the hotel – this guests dive into the upper pool, where there is heating. The rest of the time both bowls are occupied by bathers, and many are rapidly moving from the upper to the bottom along the gutter, which is to the liking of both children and adults. Having swum, guests of the hotel relax in sun loungers or at the tables of a cozy snack bar, sipping through straws of soft drinks and refreshing forces with simple snacks. Here, in the pools, and entertainment begins. Water basketball and polo, aqua fitness – all this offered to guests throughout the day. Here, with the help of the team entertainers, various competitions are organized, both for adults and for kids. There is also a good playground nearby for the kids. and in the building there is a separate room for a game mini-club. Within the territory of there is a playground with giant chess, and in the games room for adults there are tables for billiards, tennis and football. Twice a week professional artists putting on exciting shows. Well, for those who strive for peace and spiritual balance, there is a SPA center where experienced staff makes massages and conducts various procedures. Despite being in a hotel there is an Internet cafe, and Wi-Fi is available in public areas, guests do not have to leave their cozy rooms in order to connect to the global network. AT each room, whether it is a standard double apartment or a family apartment, Wi-Fi access is provided. So those who come here in order to engage in blissful idleness, they allow themselves not to leave hotel almost the whole day. The only downside is that the rooms are not air-conditioned, however, it is easy to close the sun with thick curtains, and The climate in this area is mild. Furnishings in the rooms of both classes are similar. The only difference is that in the double apartments there is a living room a corner of a soft furniture set, a coffee table and a TV set on the desktop is combined with the bedroom, and in the family rooms it is placed in a separate room. In the evenings, when the mountains are cool, tourists often arrange small tea parties on the balconies, where there are plastic tables and chairs. From here overlooking the pool or the surrounding area, including town, on the outskirts of which the hotel complex is located. Bathrooms the rooms in the apartments are small, but they have everything you need plumbing. Of particular interest to many tourists call the hotel bar counters where local and exotic drinks are served, and also local draft beer. That is why many prefer to take the package “all inclusive” to order everything that had to be ordered until 11 pm taste. But this is possible only in the disco hall, in the bar at the lobby International and non-alcoholic drinks are not included with the All Inclusive”. But in a restaurant where a culinary show takes place right in front of visitors, for breakfast, lunch and dinner, all kinds of drinks are served, starting from lunch at the disposal of Dunas guests Mirador Maspalomas wine cart Read more All hotel services Power: Breakfast order in number Restaurant Bar Beach: Municipal Line 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 yellow Room facilities: Safe Air conditioning Room service Terrace Hair dryer Ol000 Internet Cafe Wi-Fi throughout Extra charge Children Services: Care for children Game room Playground Children’s club Cold in the room Children’s basin nanny Sports: table tennis Windserfing field Windserfing Field Hiking Fishing Cycling Extra charge Water activities Gym Volleyball Holidays on the water: Diving Equipment for water sports for an additional fee Water Skys Health and Beauty: Massage Hydromas. General Services: ATM Currency Exchange 24 Hour Front Desk Lift Baggage storage Garden stores in the hotel Souvenir shop Parking: Public Special numbers: 9000 for non -smoked for limited guest opportunities Family Transport: Bicycle rental Extra charge Renting a car For an additional fee Smoking: is prohibited in the rooms and on the territory of the hotel BUSINESS: Fax X 9000 Services for Claim Claims : Laundry For an additional fee Dry cleaning Hotel Dunas Mirador Maspalomas on the map Read “Grand Canarius. Putel” – Ferner Manfred, Tashner Wolfgang, district meter Michael, Grushvitz F. 3 Along a wide coastal strip, almost parallel to the country road, runs the GC-1 motorway leading from the airport to the south. Rocky mountains covered with sparse vegetation are visible on the horizon from the west. Shortly before reaching Playa de Tarajalillo (1) , you can turn off the motorway onto the coastal road. An obsolete aircraft at the edge of the road indicates the location of the flying club with a sports airfield – Aeroclub de Gran Canaria (Aeroclub de Gran Canaria) . Through Canyon del Aguila (Ca ñ on del Águila) , the path leads to the “cowboy town” Sioux City (2) , where sun-weary vacationers can enjoy exciting cowboy shows and saloons (bus service from Playa del Inglés and from Maspalomas; no shows on Mondays). * Playa del Aguila and * Playa de San Agustin From * Playa del Águila (3) , a string of beaches stretches along the coast, connected to each other by a ribbon of coastal promenades that is not tightly adjacent to the coast. These beaches stretch for more than 8 km, all the way to Playa del Inglés and the dunes of Maspalomas. Multiple world champion windsurfer Bjorn Dunkerbeck, together with his sister Britt, opened windsurf school in Playa del Aguila . A small beach with light sand and fairly clear water attracts mainly a young, athletic audience. On the other hand, on the nearby, very well-maintained beach * Playa de San Agustín (4) representatives of all generations indulge in idleness. This spacious bright beach stretches for more than 2 kilometers. Modern hotels and apart-hotels with lush gardens lined up on the hills and down to the shore. Here you can comfortably swim in the pool belonging to the hotel, or swim in the sea. From the hotels, cross the footbridges across the multi-lane highway to the coastal promenade and beaches. In the salons and discos of large hotels, you can have a great evening, and if you’re a little lucky, then replenish your vacation budget at casino luxury hotel “Meliá Tamarindos” , located by the beach. * Playa del Inglés and ** Las Dunas de Maspalomas If it is still relatively calm on all the beaches mentioned, then on the popular wide beach – * * Ingles (Playa del Inglés) (1) is always colorful and noisy. From year to year, many vacationers make their vacation dreams come true here. Moreover, no one will have to give up their favorite coffee and domestic tabloid newspaper or try to portray “something” in broken Spanish. The local waiters and shopkeepers are geniuses at languages. All day long, an endless stream of walkers stretches in both directions along the water’s edge. Here you can watch paragliders and see how windsurfers struggle with wind and waves, or appreciate the puzzling turns of boats. Playa de San Agustin – a sea of ​​sun, sand and people. Maspalomas in a strong breeze is a yachtsman’s paradise. And, of course, this city-like resort has a vibrant nightlife in bars, clubs, discos and gambling halls. Here they play bingo, eat Black Forest cherry cake, drink Irish Guinness and sing in the Bavarian dialect with Tyrolean overtones. Huge shopping centers with all kinds of boutiques and shops tempt with jewelry, fashionable novelties, electronics, souvenirs and products from all over the world. The largest of them – Kasbah (2) in Plaza del Teide and Yumbo (3) in Avenida de España, next to the Tourist Information Centre. Playa del Inglés almost imperceptibly passes into a magnificent ridge of dunes ** Las Dunas de Maspalomas (4) kilometers wide. Here crowds of people disperse, and in the middle of golden sand dunes, reaching a height of 10 m, sun worshipers (often naked) find themselves in the arms of life-giving silence. Wandering through these dunes, which have the status of a protected area, you feel as if you were in a miniature Sahara, especially when a camel caravan passes by. At the western border of Maspalomas lies an area called El Oasis . Here Lake Charca (La Charca, lit. “Puddle”) (5) , a meager remnant of a lagoon with reed-covered shores, borders on a sparse palm grove. Access to the shores of the lagoon is prohibited because the reeds protect waterfowl and their nesting sites. The southernmost tip of the island is crowned by the highest in the Canaries Maspalomas lighthouse (El Faro de Maspalomas) (6) 65 m high. Hotels, restaurants and shops are located in its shadow. North of the lagoon you will find a camel safari departure point, as well as a golf course and squash halls. Not far from Campo Internacional, a sprawling town full of bungalows and gardens, a real holiday experience awaits you in a huge amusement park Holiday World (7) : with fast-paced attractions, a Ferris wheel, a laserdrome game room ”, trained animals, countless slot machines and even a disco. Nearby, swimmers can find a worthy replacement for the beach in the intricate water landscape Ocean Park (8) . North of Maspalomas North of Maspalomas in the El Tablero quarter there is a good water park Aqua Sur (5) (behind the underpass over the motorway, to the right). If you drive up the rocky gorge of the Barranco de Chamoriscán, after 12 km you will reach * Palmitos Park (6) (reopened in 2008 after a recent fire). Its territory of approximately 200,000 m² is occupied by artificial plantations, where there are about a thousand palm trees, an alley of cacti, an orchid and butterfly pavilion, an interesting marine aquarium and 150 species of exotic birds, many of which simply fly freely in the park. Recently, spectacles such as “primate island” and “interactive” cage have been staged. Children will most of all enjoy a fun show with parrots. There is, of course, a souvenir shop and a buffet. An expensive hotel hid in a gorge above a recreation park in the middle of lush gardens Park & ​​Sport Hotel Los Palmitos . 6 km north of Playa del Inglés (sign to Fataga; there is a bus service), on a hill, there is an ethnographic park Mundo Aborigen (7) with an area of ​​over 100,000 m², which introduces way of life of the ancient inhabitants of the Canary Islands. “Aboriginal World”, as the name of this park is translated, is a recreated Guanche village. It shows typical scenes from the life of the natives, as well as their domestic animals, cultivated plants and crafts. Explanations are given in several languages. A small dramatization represents the struggle of the Guanches against the Spanish conquerors. The park has a cafe and a souvenir shop. Once back on the coast, you can drive west either on the motorway or on the good tarmac road 812. Near Pasito Blanco (8) there is a marina with a sailing school and a private campsite. The calmest sandy beaches between Maspalomas and Pasito Blanco are Playa de las Meloneras (Playa de las Meloneras) and Playa del Hornillo (Playa del Hornillo) . In a former fishing village Arguineguín (9) although the inevitable hotels were opened, its center remained mostly untouched and patriarchal. The only fly in the ointment in this barrel of honey is the nearby cement plant. Restaurant “Cofradía de Pescadores” with an excellent fish menu awaits visitors at harbor visitors. Several times a day, a motor ship runs on the route Arguineguin – Puerto Rico – Puerto de Mogan (duration of the trip is about 1.5 hours). Hotel Lopesan Villa del Conde Resort (Maspalomas, Spain) 5 * – tours to the hotel Lopesan Villa del Conde Resort: Price, reviews, photos of the hotel Unfortunately, this hotel does not have any photos or videos. But we are actively working on it 🙂 Search for tours to the hotel Lopesan Villa del Conde Resort, 5 Please wait! Tours are loading. Save time – book tours online! Stable tour price Tour price may change. By paying for the tour now, you guarantee yourself protection from price increases and surcharges Booking a room When paying online, you can quickly book the selected room before the best places in the hotel run out Preservation of money Money on your card is frozen and not removed until confirming the Tour of the tour operator Actual about the COVID-19 Airport Mask distance 1. 5-2 m Screening T ° Hand baggage Upon arrival Certificate of vaccination against COVID Testing Screening t° Questionnaire On vacation Sanitary standards Distance 1.5-2 m Screening t° Upon return Vaccination certificate or PCR test, Rapid antigen test, Self-isolation , 5 Maspalomas, Spain Hotel Lopesan Villa del Conde Resort category 5 *, located on the oceanfront, 800 m from Maspalomas beach (Maspalomas), Dunas and Faro, 300 m from Las Meloneras beach (Las Meloneras). The hotel offers a business center, Internet, conference hall, secretary services, fax, boutique, shopping center, limousine service, parking, car rental, children’s pool, children’s animation, mini club, babysitting ($), luggage storage, concierge , elevator, currency exchange, laundry, safe, porter service, dry cleaning… Information about hotel services taken from the official website of the hotel and from the websites of tour operators. The company Poehali with us is not responsible for the complete accuracy of the information provided and the changes that the hotel may introduce. Reviews (0) Questions & Answers (0) 0003 FAQ Lopesan Villa del Conde Resort 5 Ask a question Please wait! Loading questions. 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From the airport: Tenerife North – 108.8 km, ≈351 min. Tenerife South – 101.1 km, ≈377 min. Free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel Beach sand Municipal, 3rd line Path to the beach: free transport is provided Entrance to the sea is gentle sandy Description Reviews Room types Similar hotels Hotel on the map For children Entertainment and sports Photo 9Ol000 FROM HOW MUCH WHO GOES Sep 24, Sat. Sep 25, Sun. Mon, Sep 26 Sep 27, Tue Sep 28, Wed Thu Sep 29 Fri, Sep 30 Sat, Oct 1 Sun Oct 2 Mon, Oct 3 Oct 4, Tue Oct 5, Wed Thu Oct 6 7 Oct, Fri. Oct 8, Sat Sun Oct 9 Mon, Oct 10 Oct 11, Tue Oct 12, Wed Thu Oct 13 14 Oct, Fri. Oct 15, Sat Sun Oct 16 Mon, Oct 17 Oct 18, Tue Do you want to know about the price reduction? Then leave your e-mail Email* Enter your Email By clicking on the button, you accept our Privacy Policy Beach Pebble or sandy? On foot or transfer? All about the beach. Municipal, 3rd line 3100 meters from lobby to beach sand Entrance to the water: gentle sandy Path to the beach: free transport provided 3rd beach line at 3 km For children Entertainment and amenities that the hotel has prepared for the youngest tourists Children 0-4 years old Babysitting services Children’s infrastructure Entertainment and sports Active recreation, entertainment on site. Entertainment Sports entertainment Hotel description Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas, Maspalomas, Spain Hotel Mirador Maspalomas Dunas 3 * is located in the resort of Maspalomas, on the picturesque island of Gran Canaria. It offers well-equipped rooms with comfortable private balconies, 2 outdoor pools with a sun terrace and a hot tub. Sports facilities include a tennis court, billiards and cycling. Since the beach is 3 km away, a shuttle service is provided at no extra charge. Here on the beach you can do all kinds of water sports. And there are large golf courses within just 2 km from the hotel. 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Teneriffa eu: Turnover taxes in the Canary Islands Опубликовано: January 8, 2022 в 10:12 am Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous Zollbestimmungen – Reiseführer Teneriffa Teneriffa ist Teil der EU-Sonderzone Kanarische Inseln. Damit ist Teneriffa zwar Teil der EU und hat natürlich auch den EURO als Zahlungsmittel, steuer- und zolltechnisch liegt Teneriffa jedoch außerhalb der Gemeinschaftszone. Die Kanarischen Inseln haben damit einen ähnlichen Status wie z.B. Helgoland.   Die Auswirkung erkennt man leicht an den Zigaretten- oder Alkoholpreisen, die deutlich niedriger sind als in der EU. So zahlt man z.B. für eine Stange amerikanischer Markenzigaretten hier nur zwischen 18,00 und 30,00 EUR, je nachdem, in welchem Geschäft man sie kauft. Auf Benzin werden hier gar keine Steuern erhoben, so kommen dem deutschen Urlauber diese sehr niedrig vor. Der Urlauber sollte dabei aber bedenken, dass hier die Löhne auch deutlich unter dem deutschen Durchschnitt liegen. Die IGIC, also die Mehrwertsteuer, liegt seit dem 01.01.2019 hier bei lediglich 6,5 %.   Die Sonderregelung hat allerdings auch einen Haken: Man darf hier zwar soviel Alkohol und Zigaretten einkaufen, wie man gerne möchte, darf diese auch ausführen, für die Einfuhr in Deutschland gelten dann allerdings folgende Grenzwerte pro Person:     Unter folgenden Voraussetzungen können Reisende Waren abgabenfrei aus einem Nicht-EG-Mitgliedstaat (Drittland) nach Deutschland einführen (Obwohl die Kanaren zu Spanien und damit zur EU gehören, befinden sich die Inseln aufgrund der Sonderregelung außerhalb des gemeinsamen Zollgebietes und es gelten die selben Bestimmungen wie für Drittländer).   Der Reisende führt die betreffenden Waren mit sich. Als mitgeführt gelten auch auf dem gleichen Beförderungsweg des Reisenden z.B. per Bahn voraus- oder nachgeschickte Waren. Wird Ihr Reisegepäck per Post voraus- oder nachgesandt, so gilt es dagegen nicht als mitgeführt.   Die Waren sind für den persönlichen Ge- oder Verbrauch bestimmt. Die Reisemitbringsel dürfen ausschließlich zum persönlichen Gebrauch oder Verbrauch des Reisenden, für Angehörige seines Haushalts oder als Geschenk bestimmt sein. Ein entgeltliches Mitbringen für andere ist somit nicht möglich. Die Waren dürfen keinesfalls zu gewerblichen Zwecken bestimmt sein.Sind diese beiden Bedingungen erfüllt, so gelten die folgenden Mengen- und Wertgrenzen:  Tabakwaren, wenn der Einführer mindestens 17 Jahre alt ist:  200 Zigaretten oder  100 Zigarillos oder  50 Zigarren oder  250 g Rauchtabak oder  eine anteilige Zusammenstellung dieser Waren. Alkohol und alkoholhaltige Getränke, wenn der Einführer mindestens 17 Jahre alt ist:    1 Liter Spirituosen mit einem Alkoholgehalt von mehr als 22 Volumprozent oder unvergällter Ethylalkohol mit einem Alkoholgehalt von 80 Volumprozent oder mehr oder  2 Liter Spirituosen, Aperitifs aus Wein oder Alkohol, Taffia, Sake oder ähnliche Getränke mit einem Alkoholgehalt von 22 Volumprozent oder weniger oder  eine anteilige Zusammenstellung dieser Waren und  4 Liter nicht schäumende Weine und  16 Liter Bier  Arzneimittel    die dem persönlichen Bedarf des Reisenden entsprechende Menge  Kraftstoffe    für jedes Motorfahrzeug die im Hauptbehälter befindliche Menge und bis zu 10 Liter in einem tragbaren Behälter  andere Waren   bis zu einem Warenwert von insgesamt 300 Euro  Flug- bzw. Seereisende bis zu einem Warenwert von insgesamt 430 Euro  Reisende unter 15 Jahren bis zu einem Warenwert von insgesamt 175 Euro  Personen gelten nicht als Flug- oder Seereisende, wenn sie als Passagiere eines Binnenschiffs oder als Eigentümer oder Mieter eines nicht gewerblichen Luft- oder Wasserfahrzeugs einreisen. Reisende, die aus der Schweiz über den Bodensee einreisen, gelten ebenfalls nicht als Seereisende.   Die Abgabenfreiheit im Seeverkehr hängt davon ab, dass das Wasserfahrzeug zuletzt aus einem Hafen außerhalb der EU oder aus einem Hafen in einer Region eines EU-Mitgliedstaats, in der die Richtlinien 2006/112 EG und 92/12/EWG nicht gelten, ausgelaufen ist.   Falls Ihre Reisemitbringsel die vorstehenden Reisefreigrenzen überschreiten, sind Einfuhrabgaben zu entrichten.   Die Reisefreigrenzen können während einer Reise nur einmal in Anspruch genommen werden. Eine Reise ist beispielsweise erst mit der Rückkehr zum inländischen Wohnort oder der Ankunft an Ihrem Urlaubsort in Deutschland beendet. Die mehrfache Inanspruchnahme der Reisefreigrenzen bei unmittelbar aufeinander folgendem Passieren der Grenze ist daher nicht zulässig.   Beispiel: Ein deutscher Urlauber kehrt mit seinem Pkw aus seinem Urlaub in der Schweiz nach Deutschland zurück. Bei seiner Wiedereinreise führt er nur Reisemitbringsel innerhalb der Freigrenzen mit. Er parkt sein Auto in Deutschland direkt hinter der Grenze und kehrt zu Fuß zum nächsten Einkaufsmarkt in die Schweiz zurück. Mit seinen neuen Einkäufen reist er erneut nach Deutschland ein. Für diese Einkäufe muss er Einfuhrabgaben entrichten, da er die Reisefreimengen nicht noch ein zweites Mal auf seiner Rückreise in Anspruch nehmen darf. Bitte beachten Sie, dass für bestimmte Personengruppen wie z.B. Bewohner grenznaher Gemeinden oder Grenzpendler eingeschränkte Mengen- und Wertgrenzen gelten. Für die Feststellung, ob die Wertgrenzen eingehalten oder überschritten worden sind, ist der Warenwert einschließlich der ausländischen Umsatzsteuer maßgebend.  Die Wertgrenzen mehrerer Personen können nicht addiert werden.Beispiel: Ein Ehepaar reist auf dem Landweg (Pkw) aus der Schweiz ein, wo es 4 antike Stühle gekauft hat. Die Wertgrenze beträgt pro Reisenden 300 Euro, da sie nicht im See- oder Flugverkehr einreisen. Jeder Stuhl kostet 120 Euro. Beide Reisende können innerhalb der Wertgrenze von 300 Euro jeweils 2 Stühle (240 Euro) abgabenfrei einführen. Ein anderes Ehepaar reist ebenfalls aus der Schweiz ein, wo es sich einen alten, restaurierten Bauernschrank im Wert von 320 Euro gekauft hat. Da der Schrank jedoch nicht teilbar ist, kann sein Wert nicht aufgeteilt werden. Demnach ist der Bauernschrank einem Ehepartner zuzuordnen. Sein Wert in Höhe von 320 Euro übersteigt die Freigrenze von 300 Euro. Somit fallen für den Schrank Einfuhrabgaben an.  Ist bei nicht teilbaren Waren die Reisefreigrenze überschritten, so werden die Einfuhrabgaben auf den Gesamtwert der Ware und nicht nur auf den die Freigrenze übersteigenden Wertanteil erhoben. Dies bedeutet, dass in oben genanntem Beispiel der Schrank mit seinem Gesamtwert von 320 Euro zu verzollen ist.   Quelle: Offizielle Seite des deutschen Zolls (Stand: Dezember 2008)   Alle Angaben ohne Gewähr Reviews Teneriffa — Festivaly.eu Reviews Teneriffa — Festivaly. eu Track Teneriffa and you’ll know first about new events. 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Here’s how it works ) €9,999 or €217 /month Tenerife > Erasmus+ Teacher Training Courses by Europass Thanks to their diversity, weather, and authenticity, the Canary Islands are truly one of the most spectacular places in the world. Tenerife is the largest island and a world-famous holiday destination. The island is popular for its black beaches, UNESCO World Heritage site Mount Teide national park as well as its sunshine and good food. Tenerife and Surroundings Tenerife is largely divided into three climatic areas: the hot South, with a peculiar contrast between country villages in the mountains and the range of tourist accommodation and magnificent beaches on the coast; the greener North combines stunning landscapes with Tenerife’s most genuine gastronomy and hidden corners. And the Metropolitan Area, consisting of Santa Cruz de Tenerife and San Cristobal de La Laguna, colindante cities referent for the Island’s cultural, commercial and business life. This is where our teacher academy courses are held. 6 Best Things to Do in Tenerife 1) Hang out on the beach! The island’s most famous beach: Las Teresitas is only a short bus ride away. Perfect for those free afternoons! 2) History and culture Conquests, traditions, migrations, volcanic eruptions… The history of Tenerife is riddled with highly significant, fascinating events and characters. To learn about the Island’s historic legacy and in order to understand its current life, its culture and its people, visit the Museum of Nature, Archeology and Mankind in Santa Cruz. Find out more about this, and the many other local museums here: https://www.museosdetenerife.org/ 3) Candelaria When the Canary people themselves want to go for a daytrip, where do they choose? Visiting The Virgin de Candelaria in her beach-front cathedral is a popular choice. Candelaria , 15 minutes away from the capital city, is a curious mix of pilgrimage location, market town and beach resort. It celebrates not only the island’s patron saint, but also Guanche heritage, with a series of notable sculptures of their forebear leaders. 4) Hiking in the Anaga mountains You can escape the city quite quickly, in order to discover a completely different pace of life in the Anaga Bio reserve. Hiking paths, traversing ancient cloud-forest, lead down through agricultural terraces, to the sea. 5) UNESCO World Heritage Site city, La Laguna. Yes, the cathedrals, historic buildings and plazas in La Laguna are amazing, but most people wander round the pedestrian streets to look at the small, independent shops. Stop for a barraquito coffee at a terrace bar and watch the world go by, before visiting the market in Plaza del Cristo to wonder at the range of local fruit and cheeses. Would you have guessed there are over 30 different varieties of sweet potato grown in Tenerife? 6) Santa Cruz > Opera and botanical gardens Can’t decide between the opera, the pool or the botanical gardens? These three marvellous distractions lie side by side in Santa Cruz. Will you have the energy to see and do it all? Our Cultural Activities After five days of lessons, it is time for the weekend and time to relax. For you and your colleagues who met at Europass, we offer trips to some of the most beautiful surrounding areas. Do not miss the opportunity to participate in these all-inclusive tours, with professional guides, tickets, and transportation included in the price of the course! Our guided tour of Santa Cruz or La Laguna On arrival in a new city, it’s always nice to have someone to show you around. As well as taking in some of the sights and flavours of the town, we will share some local knowledge and practical tips to help you find your way around. One city tour is included as part of your course. Mount Teide National Park Mount Teide, the highest peak in Spanish territory and the jewel in the crown of the national park. The road up to the national park is an adventure in itself: Offering spectacular views, the road winds through the clouds and out into the sunshine on the other side! We’ll take a little mini-bus to allow us to stop off whenever it takes our fancy. Weather and personal fitness allowing, we will take an hours’ walk through this amazing volcanic landscape to admire the weird rock formations and wonder at the geology. On the way down, we will stop off in the pine forest to enjoy how the locals have converted a volcanic crater into a play park and picnic site in the woods About the Training Centre in Tenerife All our courses in Tenerife will take place either in the Morning (9.00-13.45) or in the Afternoon (14.00-18.45) depending on classroom and trainer availability. Our teacher training courses in Tenerife are organized in: Calle Herradores, 1, 38204 San Cristóbal de La Laguna All Courses One-Week Courses One-Week course One-Week course One-Week course One-Week course One-Week course One-Week course One-Week course One-Week course One-Week course One-Week course One-Week course One-Week course Athens, Tenerife One-Week course Florence, Ghent, Rome, Tenerife 5 confirmed dates Intermediate ICT proficiency required One-Week course One-Week course One-Week course One-Week course One-Week course One-Week course One-Week course Palma de Mallorca, Tenerife One-Week course Palma de Mallorca, Tenerife One-Week course Palma de Mallorca, Tenerife One-Week course One-Week course One-Week course One-Week course One-Week course Athens, Barcelona, Florence, Tenerife Basic ICT proficiency required One-Week course Two-Week Courses Two-Week course Deutsche Schule – Colegio Alemán – Santa Cruz de Tenerife “Die DST hat mir viele Türen geöffnet, um überall auf der Welt studieren zu können. Ich habe gelernt, wie man sich täglich in einer anderen Sprache unterhalten kann.“ Lucía Roca Killick, ehemalige Schülerin, Abitur 2017 „Ich bedanke mich vor allem für den Spracherwerb und die guten Lernmethoden. Als ich danach zu einer anderen Schule gegangen bin, waren die Lernmethoden viel weniger praktisch.“ Laura Rodríguez-Pastrana, ehemalige Schülerin “Die DST hat mir viele Türen geöffnet, um überall auf der Welt studieren zu können. Ich habe gelernt, wie man sich täglich in einer anderen Sprache unterhalten kann.“ Lucía Roca Killick, ehemalige Schülerin, Abitur 2017 “In einer zweisprachigen Umgebung aufzuwachsen hat mir die Möglichkeit geboten, jedes Problem, jede Geschichte oder jeden Gedanken aus verschiedenen Perspektiven zu betrachten.“ Guillermo López Andres, ehemaliger Schüler „Die DST gab mir die Möglichkeit und das Privileg, mehrere Sprachen erfolgreich zu dominieren und meinen Traum zu erfüllen, Journalistin zu werden“. Selina Kraus, ehemalige Schülerin, Abitur 2017 „Ich bedanke mich vor allem für den Spracherwerb und die guten Lernmethoden. Als ich danach zu einer anderen Schule gegangen bin, waren die Lernmethoden viel weniger praktisch.“ Laura Rodríguez-Pastrana, ehemalige Schülerin September 19, 2022 AG-Start Wir freuen uns darüber, dass die Schüler*innen der DST ab dem 12. September wieder an zahlreichen schulinternen und… September 19, 2022 Wiedereröffnung Schüler*innen-Bibliothek Wir freuen uns sehr, dass unsere Schulbibliothek nun endlich wieder in vollem Umfang funktionieren kann! Das Lese- und… September 8, 2022 Einschulung Klasse G1 „Die Welt ist bunt und vielfältig!“ Mit diesem „Slogan“ aus dem vergangenen Sommerfest haben die Schulleiterin, Frau Schneider… weitere Artikel Deutsche Schule Santa Cruz de Tenerife Mehr über uns im Video Die Deutsche Schule Santa Cruz de Tenerife (DST) ist eine Begegnungsschule, an der die Schülerinnen und Schüler auf den deutschen und den spanischen Hochschulzugang vorbereitet werden. Die DST ist eine selbständige ausländische Privatschule und wird vom spanischen Staat als solche anerkannt. Sie wird vom Auswärtigen Amt der Bundesrepublik Deutschland personell und finanziell gefördert. Unsere Schule ist von der Ständigen Konferenz der Kultusminister der Länder der Bundesrepublik Deutschland (KMK) anerkannt und wird von ihr beaufsichtigt.   Was uns auszeichnet Internationalität Wir sind eine Begegnungsschule, die durch die angebotenen Abschlüsse (Abitur und Bachillerato) auf eine hochqualifizierte, internationale Karriere vorbereitet. Exzellente Deutsche Auslandsschule Seit 2010 führt die Deutsche Schule Santa Cruz de Tenerife dieses offizielle Gütesiegel der Zentralstelle für das Auslandsschulwesen, dass die exzellente Arbeit aller am Schulleben Beteiligten ausweist und würdigt. Qualifiziertes Personal Wir haben ein dynamisches Team von Lehrer*innen verschiedener Nationalitäten, die die Schüler*innen in vier Sprachen (Deutsch, Spanisch, Englisch und Französisch) als Moderatoren von Lernprozessen auf allen Niveaustufen begleiten. Kleine Lerngruppen Wir gestalten das Lernumfeld in differenzierenden Zusammenhängen, einer angenehmen Lernatmosphäre und in kleinen Gruppen. Wir begleiten alle Kinder auf ihrem Weg zur Selbständigkeit, erziehen zu Verantwortungsbewusstsein und fördern die kritische Auseinandersetzung mit der Welt. Modernes durchgängiges Deutschkonzept An der DST kommunizieren wir ausschließlich auf Deutsch! Das Deutschkonzept der Schule ist durchgängig und baut in allen Abteilungen und Jahrgangsstufen aufeinander auf, um den kontinuierlichen Spracherwerb zu fördern. Digitale Raumtechnik Die Ausstattung mit neuen digitalen Medien entspricht modernsten Anforderungen. Fortlaufend überprüfen wir die Standards und erweitern unsere Möglichkeiten durch die Nutzung einer schulinternen Lern- und Arbeitsplattform sowie einer Plattform zur Kommunikation und die Anschaffung neuer Hardware. Professioneller Pflegedienst Unsere Schule verfügt über ein modernes und gut ausgestattetes Krankenzimmer, das von einem Krankenpfleger betreut wird. Ganztägliche Bildung Miteinander, ganztägig Lernen! Förderung und Forderung und die Ausprägung vielfältiger Begabungen verknüpfen wir am Nachmittag durch ein vielfältiges Angebot an Aktivitäten interner und externer Anbieter. Inklusion Begegnung-Vielfalt-Toleranz! An der DST arbeitet ein multiprofessionelles Team an Erzieher*innen, Pädagog*innen und Schulpsycholog*innen mit den Kindern und Eltern zusammen. What British expats and retirees in Tenerife think about Brexit Why did you do it? Interview: Anna Jay Photos: Ilya Tkachev 27 June 2016 16:40 Popular on the site Interview Valery Anashvili: “You can’t publish good thoughts on cheap paper” Difficult test Duet with a gay choir, concert in Pripyat, songs in Hebrew: a difficult test about Alla Pugacheva Human Resources Department What would Disney princesses look like with more realistic bodies? Shows the artist Architecture In the Garden to them. Bauman for the first time since 200919th century grotto was opened. Why it needs to be seen 40,000 Britons definitely chose the European Union and year-round vacation – that’s how many live on the Canary and Balearic Islands in Spain. It is logical to assume that this category of citizens who have separated from their homeland should be more worried about the country’s exit from the EU. But no, as Afisha Daily found out. Steven Tyler Rock singer, lead singer of the Vagabonds, 43 “I’ve been here for four years. Immediately after the move, I bought a bar, but the business did not go. Sold it and started singing in rock bands. A few years ago, I won a local music award as the best solo singer of the year, and now I perform with the guys who won the Best Group nomination. UK exit from EU? I don’t care. Of course, I did not take part in any voting. The only word I can use to describe my homeland is “depression.” Depression is everywhere: in the weather, in the environment. I don’t worry about my fate. If now I have to give up my British passport and apply for Spanish citizenship, I will do it without hesitation. There are many more opportunities for artists and musicians in Tenerife. In England, I had to work at a construction site, and sing only on weekends. If I return home, I will go to the construction site again. I think politicians should give us a chance to stay in Spain. People who live in the UK will not go anywhere. Therefore, British expats should also be able to stay where they like to live.” Sammy Jay Retired, 74 “I have no idea how leaving the European Union will affect us: I am completely calm. Now the pound is falling, but I don’t think it will affect my pension. Why would she change? Some difficulties may arise – for example, my wife, a French citizen, does not have a passport – only an identification card. Previously, this was enough for trips around the European Union. Now she will have to get a passport in order to cross the British border. Bureaucratic difficulties don’t scare me. I moved to Spain more than 20 years ago, when there was no European Union at all. It was quite difficult to get a work permit. Without an invitation from the employer, it was simply not possible to receive it. I lived for several years in Spain on the mainland, but once I decided to move to Tenerife, I went through the entire permit process from the very beginning. And nothing, everything is fine. I think it would have been better for the UK to stay in the European Union. It’s hard to say why. I don’t understand political issues. It’s just always better to be in a company than alone. I don’t want to apply for Spanish citizenship, but I like living here. The cheapest bottle of wine in the UK costs 5-6 pounds, and here it costs a little more than a euro. And it’s no worse!” Rin Travers Waitress, 36 “I didn’t really think about the referendum until after it was over. She was sure that England would remain in the union. I don’t care how the exit of the country will affect the state, but I care about my future. Tenerife is my home, and returning to England is the last thing I would want. If necessary, I will give up my British passport in favor of a Spanish one. I was never happy in England, I was out of my element. And when I arrived in Tenerife to work under a contract with a tour operator, I immediately felt at home. Six weeks later, I already knew that I would not go back. In England, you have to live by a certain standard: office work, children. If you behave differently, then you are considered strange. Even my closest friends asked me when I would grow up, find a normal job, start living a normal life… So I have been living a normal, happy life here for two years now. I have a young man, work, entertainment. I like the local environment and climate. What else is needed for happiness? I understand why they voted to leave the EU. There may indeed be too many people who are undeservedly on welfare. But among them there are also British. At the same time, this decision will affect both us and foreigners who live in the UK and pay taxes. Why not make sure that the changes affect only those who behave incorrectly? It is clear that people voted for what is close to their hearts. But now their decision will be reflected in those who lived by the rules and didn’t interfere with anyone.” Michael Jackson Bar manager, 27 “Our business will not be affected by the UK leaving the European Union and we will continue to hire British people to work as bartenders and waiters. But there may be fewer visitors if prices for flights and accommodation creep up. But who can know today if this will happen? Maybe it won’t happen. I myself believe that leaving the European Union was not worth it – this is my intuitive opinion. I believe that the referendum will only affect politics, and ordinary people will be fine. If they put me before the fact that I need to obtain Spanish citizenship, then I will simply apply for it, this is not a problem. I have been living here for six years, I have a family and a child, I am not going to go anywhere. I moved to the island after spending my vacation here. It’s warm in Tenerife and the sun always shines – that’s the only reason.” Rob Pérez Marshall Bar Manager, Scottish, 29 “I was born in Scotland but grew up in Tenerife and my family lives here. In fact, I am a Canarian. I wouldn’t want to live in Scotland at all. I would move only for financial reasons – for example, if I could not find a job in Spain. I like the Spanish way of life, it’s healthier. Many people move to Tenerife, because the weather is always good here, the sun is shining. The British are hungry for this. Great Britain left the European Union in vain. The country will still regret it. And if Scotland wants to hold its own independence referendum and withdraw from the country, then this will hit the British economy hard. I think that in 2016 we should get rid of barriers, not build new ones. The world is common to all, and everyone should be able to move freely. We are all former, current or future immigrants. The only thing that local authorities can think about is to oblige people to learn Spanish if they live in the country for a long time. Many come, live in the country for twenty years and speak only English. This is the real problem!” Taxes in Tenerife: everything you need to know Tenerife is the largest and most popular among tourists among the Canary Islands. Its area is just over 2,000 km, and its population is over 960,000 people. This truly heavenly island beckons with its warm, dry climate and spacious well-maintained beaches in the south, wetter weather with light breeze in the north, and picturesque scenery of Spain’s highest point, Mount Teide, in the south. Tenerife welcomes guests 365 days a year, cordially offering them its natural and man-made attractions, tourist attractions, exciting excursions to resort towns. Thinking about buying property on the island? This is a great idea, because here you will find: warm sunny climate all year round; tourist season 365 days a year; favorable ecological environment; low crime rate; low real estate maintenance costs; favorable taxation. Although all of the above are important factors for the profitability of your future property, nevertheless, the last point is worth considering in more detail, because it significantly distinguishes Tenerife from mainland Spain. Tenerife tax system The Canary Islands, and Tenerife in particular, belong to the general regime of the Spanish tax system, being a modern system of taxation operating within the European Union. This allows us to work here in a single European space, freely moving capital, turnover and our employees within the current borders of the European Union. At the same time, Tenerife has adopted a number of specific measures included in the REF – Economic and Tax Regime of the Canary Archipelago. These tax measures are implemented in the system of tax incentives applied for both direct and indirect taxation. All these benefits are provided for those companies whose activities are aimed at the economic development of Tenerife. In 2000, a European Commission project was implemented, thanks to which Tenerife, along with the other Canary Islands, became part of the Special Economic Zone – ZEC (or Zona Especial Canaria), which involves the use of preferential tax rates. This regime of tax incentives has been repeatedly extended, and is currently extended by the European Commission until 2026 with the possibility of extension until 2030. Within the framework of this preferential economic zone, all enterprises based in Tenerife will be able to avoid certain difficulties associated with their geographical isolation from other European markets. Tax preferences for residents of the island are provided for both corporate income tax and property transfer tax. Tax rates and benefits in Tenerife Preferential taxation is part of the general Spanish tax system, which does not conflict with the current tax system in the European single market area. In general, in Tenerife, two main types of benefits can be distinguished: indirect taxes. Benefits including the application of a reduced tax rate in Tenerife as part of the Special Economic Zone. If the minimum investment requirement is met, attractive tax rates apply to manufactured goods, ships and shipping companies, as well as exemptions for certain excises. What is the difference between the tax rates in Tenerife and other regions of Spain? The Special Economic Zone, located on the island, is primarily a zone with a reduced income tax rate of 4%, while on the Spanish mainland this rate can be 30%. To meet the criteria for preferential taxation, it is enough to make minimal investments and create new jobs. This turns out to be very beneficial for foreign investors, who receive a low tax rate in exchange for cash injections into the island’s economy and the creation of jobs under a simplified system. If we look at the reserves for investments in the Canary Islands, they are income tax exemptions that can reach up to 90%, and income tax up to 80%. This is a great tax advantage to make it easier to capitalize on companies operating in Tenerife that must reinvest in order to make a profit. The favorable investment climate of Tenerife thus actively attracts both Spanish and foreign capital. Tenerife also has a withholding on fixed capital investments in the Canary Islands. This is a preferential system aimed at income tax and income tax, implying a withholding of 25% on investments in fixed assets required for the development of economic activity on the island. Withholding of funds on investments is applied in the same period when the investment injections were made. The deduction also applies to investments in the Canary Islands, representing an increase of 80%, with a minimum 20% rate for deductions for the implementation of various activities (training, research and development, etc.). Tenerife also applies exemptions for the production of goods carried out in the territory of the Canary Islands. In this case, income tax incentives are offered, consisting in a 50% reduction in the rate established for the production of goods in the Canary Islands. There are exemptions for production and industrial activities in Tenerife, implying a reduction in income tax by 50% if this profit was received as a result of this type of activity. Tenerife also has tax incentives that can reduce income tax by 90%. This type of benefits applies to transport companies that carry out shipping on ships included in the Special Register of Ships of the Canary Islands – REB. This exemption significantly increases the profitability of maritime transport between the various ports of the Canary Islands. In general, the Free Zone of the Canary Islands is a special customs area where goods can be stored, processed and distributed for a long time without additional tariffs, fees or other related taxes. ITP-AJD and IGIC general indirect taxation in Tenerife is an injection of capital into the productive assets of enterprises located in the territory, which implies reduced tax rates. At the same time, the delivery of products and the provision of services between enterprises of the Free Economic Zone are not taxed, and no fee is charged for the import of goods throughout the territory of this zone. It should be added that the privileges of the Free Economic Zone in Tenerife are addressed to enterprises operating in the industrial and commercial sectors, as well as in the service sector. At the same time, organizations whose income is received in states or territories with which Spain does not have an agreement on the exchange of tax information cannot count on tax exemption in full, and this is important to consider. Property taxes in Tenerife As regards the tax rates for property ownership in Tenerife, the following are worth mentioning: Municipal real estate tax IBI (depending on the cadastral value, taking into account the area, year of construction and condition of the object) in the amount of 0.15% of the real value of the object. State tax for non-residents who own Spanish real estate (the calculation is also based on the cadastral value, often coinciding with the IBI). Waste tax. Charged twice a year, the total amount will be about 50 euros. As we can see, the tax climate in Tenerife is no less attractive than the geographic one, which means that the purchase of a desired property in a corner of paradise should not be shelved. You can find our offer of real estate in Tenerife in the catalog. Like this article? Share with your friends! Share: Study at Enforex Tenerife Spain for Russian students at a bargain price The Spanish language school in Tenerife reflects the spirit of the Canary Islands, with local architecture and a superb location right in the heart of Puerto de la Cruz. Gorgeous beaches and entertainment centers are very close. Here you can find everything you need: restaurants, cafes, shops, pharmacies – everything is nearby! The location of the Tenerife school is excellent: 5 minutes walk from Martiánez beach, 2 minutes walk from “Lago Martiánez” and 10 minutes walk from the city hall. The training center has 7 classrooms, with sufficient natural light. At your disposal are all the necessary multimedia equipment, a patio, a room for teachers, administration and a common room with TV, stereo, library and video. Minimum student age: 18 years old. Location 5 minutes walk from Martiánez beach. 2 minutes walk from Lago Martianez. Program ENFOREX offers 2 types of intensive Spanish courses: 20 lessons per week: “Intensive” 20+5 lessons per week: “Super Intensive + Seminars” (20 Spanish lessons + 5 cultural-language seminars) A super intensive program and workshops to help you get the most out of your stay in Spain. You can fully immerse yourself in learning the language: – 4 Spanish lessons per day. – 5 cultural and language seminars. – 5 speaking lessons per week. Workshops and conversation classes cover various aspects of Spanish and Latin American culture, including the press, cinema, literature, gastronomy, folklore, games and exercises that encourage mutual understanding and oral communication. 30 lessons per week: “Super intensive + private lessons” (20 group and conversation lessons + private lessons). Business Spanish: This course is designed for students who want to improve their Spanish and become familiar with a specific topic related to business. Class materials include business texts, professional presentations, and business periodicals. All tasks contain a set of words and structures necessary for interaction with customers and business partners. The program consists of 10 business Spanish lessons. Topics include: – Structure of firms and financial management in Spain. – Trade relations. -Banks, financial transactions and financial institutions of the EU. – Marketing and advertising. – International trade. – Stock exchange. – Tourism market. -Spanish labor market. – Tax Legislation. – Spain and the European Union. -Certificado Básico de Español de los Negocios -Certificado Superior de Español de los Negocios -Diploma de Español de los Negocios Classes for teachers: Special programs for Spanish teachers. The course can also be used by other students who want to learn more about the theory of the Spanish language. You will improve your teaching skills, you will be offered a variety of topics, you will immerse yourself in Spanish culture, history and politics, enrich your vocabulary and theoretical knowledge about the language. DELE Preparation: The DELE – (Diploma of Spanish as a Foreign Language) is the only official certificate recognized by the Instituto Cervantes for international students. This diploma is an invaluable asset for students who would like to study at Spanish universities or work in Spanish-speaking countries in Spanish. There are different levels: -Diploma de Español Nivel A1. Acceso. – Diploma de Español Nivel A2. platformforma. -Diploma de Español Nivel B1. Umbral. -Diploma de Español Nivel B2. Avanzado. – Diploma de Español Nivel C1. Dominio operativo eficaz. – Diploma de Español Nivel C2. Maestria. We recommend starting this course only after the age of 16, as the DELE preparation course is very intensive. Exam dates are set by the Instituto Cervantes and usually take place in May, August and November each year. Exam results are released approximately five months after the exam date. Enforex schools receive a list of successful candidates and report the results by mailing the original Instituto Cervantes examination certificate. Students who wish to register for the DELE exam, but do not have sufficient knowledge for the required level, can take advantage of the intensive language course 20. Accommodation Family: Living with a Spanish family is the best way to experience Spanish culture and traditions. It is also a great opportunity to fully immerse yourself in the Spanish way of life. Host families are carefully selected to ensure that the student’s stay with the host family is as pleasant as possible. You can choose between single or double occupancy in a room, with partial meals (breakfast and lunch) or full meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner). Student Apartments: This accommodation option allows you to live with other students in a friendly international environment. Apartments “Enforex” are equipped with everything you need and are located in the city center. Meals and cleaning are not included in the accommodation price, but each apartment has a kitchen with a microwave, electric oven, oven, pots, cutlery and everything you need for self-catering. Residences: Student residences are located in the city center, 20-30 minutes walk from the school. This accommodation option will allow you to meet international students in a relaxed and friendly environment. You can choose single, double or triple room and half board (breakfast and lunch) or full board (breakfast, lunch, dinner). Campus Dormitory: These are fairly large dorms (35 to 150 students). This type of accommodation is only available during the summer period, although in some cities such as Madrid, Salamanca, Valencia and Granada, you can find a room throughout the school year. Enforex Hostel: These hostels are quite small (8 – 25 students) and are usually occupied by international students. Here you can choose between half board or full board. These hostels are available in Barcelona, ​​Granada, Madrid, Marbella, Salamanca, Seville and Valencia. Back to school choice In Italy, tourists vaccinated with vaccines not recognized in the EU will be allowed to go to restaurants and museums – February 3, 2022 Tourism February 3, 2022, 07:59 9 comments Foreigners who have been vaccinated against COVID-19 with drugs not recognized in the EU will be able to stay in Italy and use services that require a vaccination certificate, provided they provide a covid test result. 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Advertising. 0+ According to the head of the Canary Islands, these tourists arrived at the hotel after two guests with coronavirus were hospitalized and did not contact them Photo: Borja Suarez / Reuters More than a hundred tourists will soon be able to leave the h20 Costa Adeje Palace hotel in Tenerife, which was quarantined due to the coronavirus. This was announced by the head of the Canary Islands Angel Victor Torres, the corresponding message was published on the government website. According to Torres, tourists who arrived on Monday, February 24 and did not come into contact with two guests who had previously been diagnosed with coronavirus will be able to leave the hotel. Initially, one tourist from Italy, who arrived at the hotel on February 17, was found to be infected, Torres said. The diagnosis was later confirmed by his wife. They arrived at the hotel with a group of eight people, who were also isolated and placed under medical supervision. www.adv.rbc.ru Two more guests later tested positive for the coronavirus. This is reported by the publication Diario de Avisos. Information about four cases of infection also appeared in El Mundo. www.adv.rbc.ru According to the head of the Canary Islands, the hotel employs ten specialists from the regional health service who examine the guests. According to the latest data, 90% of residents do not experience symptoms characteristic of infection. All residents of the hotel were forbidden to leave it and leave their rooms. As a tourist from Switzerland, who lives in a hotel, told RBC, the guests received a letter asking them to stay in their rooms. The hotel administration did not report the reasons for such a request. Guests at the hotel described the site as calm but “very boring,” Reuters reported. “We can’t go anywhere, only to restaurants for a cup of tea or coffee,” said British tourist Christopher Betts. According to him, they were not given any information after their temperature was taken the day before. There are at least two Russians in the same hotel. The Russian Embassy in Spain reported that it had established contact with them. “Good Start” by Your income 0 ₽ Rate 0% More VTB Bank (PJSC). Black sand beaches canary islands: Best Black Sand Beaches in the Canaries Опубликовано: January 7, 2022 в 10:12 am Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous Black Sand Beaches To Visit In The Canary Islands Home / Blogs / Black Sand Beaches To Visit In The Canary Islands 4th July 2019 Black Sand Beaches To Visit In The Canary Islands The Canary Islands are well-known for having uneven terrain,volcanic rock formations and black sand beaches. Which will you visit first? The Canary Islands are well-known for having uneven terrain,volcanic rock formations and black sand beaches. If you’ve never visited one of these volcanic shorelines, then what are you waiting for? When staying at the Hotel Jardín Tecina, you can visit the black sand beaches mentioned below on a day trip. You may even prefer them to regular beaches. Santa Catalina, La Gomera In the north of La Gomera is the small town of Hermigua. This municipality is home to the 850-metre-long black sand beach, Santa Catalina, one of the largest beaches in the area which showcases lava fragments and volcanic minerals. You’ll walk past terraced crops on your way down through Hermigua Valley, which make for very idyllic photographs. The remains of a historic port where bananas were once exported signal your arrival. Once you’re on the beach, you’ll notice it’s actually a little bay with black pebbles rather than a fine sand. If you choose to visit during August or September, you’ll see surfers and body boarders take advantage of the huge waves. However, if the sky’s clear and the water a little calmer, you’ll have a front row seat to Tenerife’s Mount Teide, over the Atlantic. El Bollullo, Tenerife La Orotava, in the north of Tenerife, is home to El Bollullo,a large, secluded bay with volcanic rocks surrounding it. To access this beach,you must complete a 30 to 45 minute walk along awe inspiring cliff fronts and through banana plantations. This beautifully isolated spot is the ideal escape from the more tourist heavy areas in Tenerife, however, you will find body boarders and surfers gathering here to tackle the massive waves. Sun loungers and parasols are available to hire if you wish to relax in comfort, in the shade. There are also bars and cafés along the 300-metre-long beach where you can grab a quick bite to eat or drink. If you wish to have a meal, though, the restaurant up in the cliffs offers amazing food and views,making it very popular. We recommend coming during sunrise or sunset to fully appreciate the breathtaking views. Los Cancajos, La Palma Along the east coast of La Palma, in between the airport and capital, Santa Cruz de La Palma is Los Cancajos, a collection of three black sand bays. Around these three are plenty of bars and shops selling local goods- which make perfect souvenirs – and tapas restaurants serving freshly caught fish. You can hire sun loungers and parasols in the quiet, secluded bays, to help you relax with a view of the Atlantic Ocean in front and mountains behind. However, if you wish to add some adventure to your holiday,why not try snorkelling or even scuba diving in the waters? If you’re experienced in cave diving, you may wish to test out your skills in the many caves and tunnels dotted down the beach. The lava tunnel should be top of your list whether you’re experienced or not; it has a depth and length of 15 metres. La Garita, Gran Canaria La Garita is a small, quiet black sand beach towards the north-east of Gran Canaria. A long, palm-tree-lined promenade runs along the 260-metre-long beach, filled with fish restaurants, cafes and bakeries that all make for the best lunch time snack or evening meal. If you chose to walk along this promenade, you will discover a bronze statue of a diver, as well as many lizards, so keep your eyes peeled. The perfect view of the sun rising above the sea awaits anyone who arrives early in the morning. La Garita has plenty more to offer too, including its very own blowhole and cave that are great for tourists passing by and adventurous explorers. El Bufadero de La Garita is a mesmerising sight for tourists who’ve never seen a blowhole before, especially if you catch the water spurt out during high tide. If you wish to book your stay at the Hotel Jardín Tecina and visit one of these beautiful black sand beaches on a day trip, callus on 0800 035 0704 or contact us via our website. © Fred. Olsen Travel. Registered in England and Wales No. 02287241. 2nd Floor, 36 Broadway, London, SW1H 0BH Bonded by the Association of British Travel Agents (ABTA) and by the Civil Aviation Authority’s Air Travel Organisers Licensing (ATOL) scheme, you can look forward to your next adventure with the peace of mind that your money is financially protected in the event of unforeseen circumstances. Reasons to book with us… Financial protection afforded by our ABTA and ATOL industry bonding, giving you complete peace of mind. Dedicated team of experienced travel advisors waiting to tailor your holiday to your personal requirements. We can arrange all of your car hire, airport lounges and much more to make your holiday as easy as possible. Too Cold For Iceland? Visit Spain’s Black Beaches Instead By Lianna Tedesco Published Jan 30, 2022 Share Tweet Share Email La Palma’s black sand beaches are some of the most dramatic landscapes in the Canary Islands, and are a great (warm) alternative to Iceland’s. La Palma has the best of both worlds when it comes to an island getaway. It’s part of the Canary Islands which means beautiful oceanscapes and stunning beaches, and it’s also far less crowded than the other islands. While most people visit the beach for the sun and surf, La Palma also offers an unusual, but additional incentive: black sand beaches. While this type of volcanic beach is something that many people typically associate with Iceland or maybe even Hawaii, Spain is no stranger to the landscape. In fact, La Palma’s black sand beaches are so dramatic in their contrast of colors that it’s often one of the biggest things a traveler remembers after they leave. So, if Iceland’s shorelines are too frigid, here’s why La Palma is a great alternative. How La Palma Got Its Black Sand Beaches As with every other beach in the world, there is a reason why the sand is a certain color. Whereas iron and other minerals make some of Hawaii’s beaches red, and specific shells in the Caribbean produce pink sand beaches, La Palma has a little help from its volcanic landscape. This is where it’s very similar to Iceland’s black sand beaches but the similarities end there, as Spain’s climate and geography are very different from that of Iceland. The sand itself is created from lava rocks that have, over time, been finely ground into granules. The sand in La Palma won’t be soft and ‘fluffy’ like a typical white-sand beach but rather, it’ll be coarse and rough. Tip: It’s recommended that visitors wear shoes on the beach and avoid getting sand in their clothing, as it might cause discomfort. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Bettina Krieger (@______betti______) Anyone who’s familiar with the history of the Canary Islands will likely know about their volcanic history, and La Palma has also been the result of eruptions that have lasted for millions of years. Since the island does sit at a descending angle, the sand on the beach continues to be the result of tide-pulverized lava rocks. There’s no chance for new sand to come filtering in because the land itself would need to be flat rather than sitting at an angle. Fun Fact: Since the sand is such a dark color, it retains most of the heat reflected from the sun. This means that even during months with cooler weather, the beaches in La Palma continue to be a perfect beach-weather temperature. However, this rapid heat absorption does not apply to the water, which can still be quite chilly in the winter months. Related: Everything To Know About Reynisfjara, Iceland’s Black Sand Beach Visiting La Palma’s Back Sand Beaches There’s not just one black sand beach that visitors to La Palma will have access to – there are many. Each one has its own perks, with some being more remote or having more dramatic landscapes than others. instagram.com/p/CDrszceh4yB/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=loading” data-instgrm-version=”14″> View this post on Instagram A post shared by Airam Padrón Lorenzo (@airampadron) Puerto Naos Not everyone would come down to Puerto Naos Beach and think it’s entirely scenic. With a steep, craggy volcanic rock wall behind it, a rocky climb to the shoreline, and minimal plant life, it’s a bit devoid of those ‘tropical’ vibes. However, there is beauty in its dramatic appearance, and the deep sapphire blue of the ocean contrasts the dark, black sand that fills the beach. This is also the largest beach in La Palma, so visitors are almost guaranteed a spot. Echentive Also known as ‘Playa Nueva,’ Echentive Beach is the remotest of La Palma’s black sand beaches. At the base of the Teneguía volcano, one can still find evidence of lava flows on its somewhat wild landscape. However, those heading to this beach can also take advantage of its hot springs and various natural pools. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jeff Denton (@jj_denton) La Zamora This beach is one that typically sees more tourists since it’s located near a terrace bar and has a colorful landscape thanks to nearby banana fields. This beach does feature a dramatic cliffside where visitors will find the parking lot, and the beach is lined with resorts. It’s also a great place to watch the sunset and offers the best views of all the beaches. Los Cancajos This beach is known for its perfect diving locations, but is also great for swimmers thanks to the lava rocks that have been strategically placed to break the tide. It’s smaller than the others but offers plenty of shelter thanks to the craggy volcanic rocks that surround it. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Turismo Breña Baja (@turismobbaja) Bajamar This beach is very popular with the locals and also offers one of the best sunrise views on the island. It feels remote but is nearby some popular cafes and eateries. Nogales This beach is best for those who want to explore La Palma’s coastline even further. With various trails along the beach, cliffside treks offer unique vantage points of the ocean. The beach itself can be found at the base of a cliff, making it feel more secluded than it is. Charco Verde For those traveling as a family, this beach is the best recommended for kids and adults alike. Its calm waters are great for swimming, and the surrounding flora is very inviting in contrast to the charcoal-black of the beach itself. No matter which beach a traveler chooses, the black sand landscape of La Palma is sure to leave a lasting impression. Next: Volcano Village: Big Island’s Tranquil Small Town Retreat Black Sand to Stunning Natural Pools As the largest and most popular of the Canary Islands, Tenerife has an overwhelming amount of beautiful nature. From rolling green mountains to the massive volcano, it’s guaranteed to surprise you at every turn. However, when searching for things to do on Tenerife you should start with its unique beaches! On an island that you can easily circle in a day you’ll find white sand, black sand, rocky ocean cliffs, and even natural pools! Travel with us as we explore the best beaches on Tenerife, and discover what makes them so special. 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Just a short drive from the hustle and bustle of Santa Cruz, we were shocked to see a place that looks like it’s straight out of Southeast Asia or the Caribbean. A rocky barrier protects the beach and soft white sand from the wavy ocean creating a natural lagoon. Also, don’t leave the area without traveling to the lookout above Playa De Las Teresitas for an epic view! → Playa De Las Teresitas Location The black sands of Playa Jardin and Maria Jimenez stretch along the same coast, and from above can even look like one long beach. The waves roll and crash along the shore, but are gentle enough to have some fun swimming in. One of the things we loved most is how even at a wavy black sand beach the water is still crystal clear! You may be staying on another part of the island, but a day of Tenerife travel and adventure are definitely worth the trip here. If you’re looking for one of the best spots to grab lunch head to El Nispero. Hidden in the furthest corner of the beach, we were actually swimming in the water when we spotted it. After working up an appetite in the waves we sat down to what would be one of the best seafood lunches we had on Tenerife. If you go early there is an amazing plate of the day deal. Otherwise the regular menu is well worth the price. → Playa Jardin Location Piscinas Naturales El Caletón While Piscinas Naturales El Caleton isn’t technically one of the beaches on Tenerife island it’s still an incredible swimming spot! Hitting the natural pools is considered one of the best things to do on Tenerife, and El Caleton is the queen of them all. Located in the beautiful town of Garachico this area has a surprising past. Long ago it was actually the main port of the Canary Islands, but in the early 1700’s the Trevejo Volcano erupted and destroyed the town. In the 300+ years since it has become a beautifully preserved and historic part of Tenerife. Typically its booming with travelers during the day, and goes back to being a sleepy fishing village at night. The rock pools in the center of town are the perfect place to soak in the sun and cool off on hot days! → Piscinas Naturales El Caleton Location Los Gigantes is one of the most famous points on the island and actually considered to be one of the most impressive natural wonders in Spain. The massive cliffs tower to the sky so you can easily see how they get the name Acantilados de Los Gigantes or “Cliffs of the Giants.” Next to the harbor near Los Gigantes is a small black beach with crystal clear water and light waves. This is one of the best views of Los Gigantes that you can get aside from being out on a boat! → Playa de los Gigantes Location While traveling in Tenerife on the south of the island you will find many popular towns that are full of hotels, restaurants, shops, and beaches. These are common for families who are looking to have everything in one place for their vacation. Additionally, this is where much of the nightlife takes places with late night bars and clubs. Puerto Colon is also the jump off point for boat tours on the island. You can read all about our snorkeling and whale watching tour from here below! → Puerto Colon Beach Location → Best Tenerife Boat Tour: How to See Dolphins & Whales from Costa Adeje During our time traveling in Tenerife we came across a one of a kind swimming spot. Play Amarilla is hidden among the cliffs of Costa del Silencio, and it’s so small you might even miss it if you don’t know where to look. So what makes this beach so unique? Well, it’s actually not much of a beach at all! The cliffs to the left hang above each other creating makeshift beach chairs for you to enjoy. There’s small ladders that go into the rough, but clear waters from the rocks and even a beach bar on the far side. Playa Amarilla is also is known as a great place to snorkel and scuba dive as well! → Playa Amarilla Location → Playa Amarilla: Tenerife’s Most Unique Swimming Spot The stunning Playa de la Tejita might just be the most naturally beautiful out of all the beaches on Tenerife. The Golden sand stretches along the coast all the way to Mount Roja in the distance. In late November the wind was whipping and ocean was crashing against the shore, making it too wild to jump in. However, during the summer this is one of the most popular beaches for people traveling in Tenerife. Don’t miss the 20 minute hike to the top of Mount Roja for an incredible view of Playa de la Tejita as well! → Playa de la Tejita Location Have any questions about our Tenerife travel guide or want to share your favorite things to do on Tenerife island? Feel free to comment at the bottom of this post! Safe Travels, Brigitte & Jake Where in the world are we? Follow our daily adventures on Instagram @nothingfamiliar!  ____________________________ Where To Stay in the South of Tenerife Ultra Luxury (High End) – Royal Hideaway Corales Beach – This ultra high end hotel in the south of Tenerife is an adults only escape with massive open concept rooms, onsite restaurant, spa, and an infinity pool you’ll never want to leave. If you’re looking to add luxury to your Tenerife travel, this is it! Fun Vacation (Mid Range) – h20 Atlantic Sunset – This new modern hotel and property is perfect for a fun vacation. Rooms are beautiful with large balconies and upscale amenities, with onsite pools, restaurants, spa, and gym. Quick drive to all the popular Tenerife beaches. Hostel Life (Budget) – Hostel chillax costa Adeje – Set in the hills of Costa Adeje, this is one of the few hostels located on Tenerife island. Beautiful views, large balcony, shared kitchen, and washing machine are included. Both private twin rooms and dormitory beds are available, and the staff is more than happy to assist with your Tenerife travel. 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Also, as an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. Black sand beach in Lanzarote island 360 Panorama {{thumb_title}} 0 Likes Black sand beach in Lanzarote island Expert Created by Carlos Martin View Photographer’s Profile Black sand beach between the Janubio lagoon and the Atlantic Ocean on the island of Lanzarote in the Canary Islands. The day was very cloudy and there were no people around Copyright: Carlos Martin Type: Spherical Resolution: 12000×6000 Taken: 08/03/2016 Uploaded: 23/08/2016 Views: … Tags: beach; sand; cloudy; ocean; lagoon; black; landscape; nature Editors’ Picks Nearby More from author More About Canary Islands The World : Africa : Spain : Canary Islands Overview and HistoryThe Canary Islands lie off the west coast of Africa and exist as an autonomous community belonging to Spain.There are seven major islands in the archipelago and one minor island, then several small pointy bits which grumble about their diminutive status. The big ones are Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura, La Palma, Lanzarote, El Hierro, and La Gomera.The whole group is the result of volcanic activity from 60 million years ago, which is why the beaches have black sand for you to crunch along on. There are no active volcanos at the moment, but one never knows. Another way to say it is that these islands are part of the Atlas Mountain range which can be traced across northern Africa.At one point in the 16th century the islands were called “the sugar islands” for their production of cane sugar. The economy has since developed wineries, agriculture and now tourism as principal activity.Getting ThereThe Canary Islands have six airports in total. Here’s a quick reference for the airports. The main international airport is Gran Canaria Airport, the gateway to the islands. It’s 18km south of Las Palmas and has EU, International and Inter-Island terminals.TransportationHighway maintenance to the Canary Islands is sorely lacking, ha ha. Ferry service connects the islands to each other, but you can also take a small plane to hop between them.On the islands you can rent a car but be sure to carry your passport and license with you all the time. People ride bikes and take the guagua bus to get around. (It’s pronounced “wa-wa”.) Bus schedules can be infrequent or sporadic. Tenerife and Gran Canaria have impressive public transport systems that cover most of their islands.People and CultureThe Canary currency is the Euro; the islands are one of the farthest outlaying regions of the Euro zone.The culture is undoubtedly Spanish, but the mainland custom of kissing on both cheeks when you say hello can be abbreviated to only one kiss. You need quick reflexes to get it right. There’s an accent that’s a little bit different from mainland, and not quite the same as South American spanish either. The saying is that islanders talk “with potatos in their mouth” because of their lazy-sounding pronunciation.Things to do, RecommendationsHere’s a basic look at the main islands. The way we see it, if you need directions for how to have fun on a tropical island full of fruit and fish, you’re beyond our help.The largest island is Tenerife with about two thousand square kilometers and a wide variety of plant life and terrain. It is home to the highest point “in Spain”, the volcano El Teide at 3718 meters. Tenerife has excellent weather all year round, with a wide variety of terrain and vegetation including crops such as bananas, tomatos and potatos.La Palma does not have very many beaches, and they are not very long. Two popular ones are in Puerto Naos on the west side, and Los Cancajos on the east. Most of the island is a biological reserve. It’s known as “the green island”; come here for the mountains, sweet bananas and vineyards.On Gran Canaria you can choose from endless sandy beaches, dunes, mountains and also lush green scenery. This island is home to more than half the population of the Canary Islands.Fuertaventura has the oldest history. Homer mentioned it in his brief travel guide called “The Odyssey.” Its name may come from the expression “What a great adventure!”, or possibly, “strong wind.” It’s only separated from continental Africa by a narrow channel. Fuertaventura has the longest of all the beaches, and wonderful fine sand. Lanzarote is a Biosphere Reserve under UNESCO declaration, and comprises one of the six universal models of sustainable development according to the World Tourism Organization. Lanzarote is the farthest East of the major islands and has a year-round average temperature of 22 degrees C.La Gomera sports a National Park with dense forestation, crossed by deep ravines and surrounded by a perimeter of cliffs along most of the coast. Islanders have a special whistling language to communicate across the gorges in the forest.Text by Steve Smith. ✖ It looks like you’re creating an order. If you have any questions before you checkout, just let us know at [email protected] and we’ll get right back to you. 20 Best Black Sand Beaches in the World Thinking about an exotic place to hang out on your next vacation? There is nothing better than a black sand beach. These are the best black sand beaches in the entire world. Would you like to discover new places while having fun? Then black sand beaches are definitely for you. What is so amazing about black sand beaches and why is the sand black? Well, before showing you the most stunning beaches with these characteristics, you need to know that this particular sand comes from eroded volcanic materials such as lava and other dark-colored stones and minerals. Table of Contents Best Black Sand Beaches Around the World 20) Black Sand Beach, California 19) Albay Islands, Philippines 18) Tangkoko Nature Reserve, Indonesia 17) Karekare Beach, New Zealand 16) Papenoo Beach, Tahiti 15) Playa Negra, Puerto Rico 14) Kamari Beach, Greece 13) Soufriere, St. Lucia 12) Marigot, Grenada 11) Panalu’u Beach, Hawaii 10) Miho-no-Matsubara, Japan 9) Playa Jardin, Spain 8) Prince William Sound, Alaska 7) Playa Negra, Costa Rica 6) Lovina Beach, Bali, Indonesia 5) Stokksnes Beach, Iceland 4) Waianapanapa State Park, Hawaii 3) Kaimu, Hawaii 2) Diamond Beach, Iceland 1) Reynisfjara, Iceland Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Where are black sand beaches? What beaches have black sand? What gives black sand beaches their color? Best Black Sand Beaches Around the World However, what makes these beaches so incredibly beautiful is the fact that they are unique as they exist only in specific parts of the world. So pack your luggage and be ready to get lost in one of the eye-catching black sand beaches on earth! 20) Black Sand Beach, California Hidden within the San Francisco’s Golden Gate Recreation Area, this black sand beach is one of a kind in America. This beach looks like it doesn’t belong to this shore as black sand beaches are natural phenomena related to volcanic areas. And that is what makes this place so special. The dark sand comes from iron minerals that surround the 20 miles long coastline. Regardless of its beauty, you can’t swim there due to the heavy waves. In fact, there are signs all over the place warning people not to dive in the water. However, it is a cool place to chill with friends or family. Explore the area by taking one of these awesome San Francisco walking tours. See Related: Best Things to do in East Bay, California 19) Albay Islands, Philippines The best part about this place, is you have three islands to choose from. Albay is an island complex where Bacacay, Sto. Domingo and Tiwi offer both locals and tourists a unique day. They show you don’t have to go to Hawaii or Iceland to enjoy the majestic views of black sand beaches. The volcanic rock and ground lava give the beach a distinctive dark color. Whichever Island you choose to visit, you’ll feel relaxed. Also, you can get to Albay from the capital city Manila by direct flight or around 10 hours by bus or car. If adrenaline rushes are your thing, check out these top zip lines in the Phillippines. See Related: Best Phillipino Festivals to Experience 18) Tangkoko Nature Reserve, Indonesia Deep into the woods of the Tangkoko Nature Reserve, lies one of the most beautiful black sand beaches on earth. Located on Sulawesi island, this beach combines a unique dark-sand color with an awesome natural park with endemic and exotic species all over the area. That is why this place should be on your bucket list. Furthermore, it is simple to reach. You may fly into Manado and then travel for about two hours to Tangkoko, which has breathtaking scenery along the way before reaching the black sand beach. See Related: Best Coastal Towns in Ireland 17) Karekare Beach, New Zealand New Zealand also has a place on this list and northern Auckland offers one magical black sand beach. Karekare is a non-conventional beach as you get here hiking through steep ridges that surround the whole area. But it is definitely worth the effort once you are there. This is one of the black sand beaches where surfers and risky swimmers pave their way. However, it is dangerous as the waves strike the beach violently. If you are planning to visit Karekare on a family trip, authorities advise you to first know about the place to avoid any dangerous situations. In any case, this is a gorgeous beach that deserves your time. Want to know more about this remote place? So go check out an amazing tour that GuideYourGuide has around this area. See Related: Best Archaeological Sites in Mexico 16) Papenoo Beach, Tahiti Can you imagine how is a beach in French Polynesia? Exactly, amazing. Papenoo is in this ranking for a reason and is because it’s one of the nicest black sand beaches. This is not your typical white and light sand beach that crowds the whole country. Indeed, volcanic materials make this place different. Locals say this beach has to be your first step before going through The Papenoo Valley, which is a jungle on the island of Tahiti that offers incredible mountainous landscapes. What else can you ask for in French Polynesia? 15) Playa Negra, Puerto Rico Did you think white sand beaches are the only ones in the Caribbean Sea? Think twice! Puerto Rico shows you that black sand beaches can also be a primary destination in the Caribbean area. This black sand beach in Vieques is the result of volcanic materials beneath the surface, which cause this amazing dark tone. As it is in the Caribbean zone, the sea is clear and totally available to swim and spend a good time with friends and family. What’s even funnier is that many locals were totally unaware of Vieques’ existence until 2004, when more and more Puerto Ricans started noticing this gem in their own country. They named it “Playa Negrita”, and it also shows you don’t have to go so far to see a natural treasure. See Related: When is the Best Time to Visit Puerto Rico? 14) Kamari Beach, Greece Greece is home to Western Civilization, it offers a rich cultural history and wonderful heritage. However, this country also gives you the opportunity to see awe-inspiring beaches, such as the black sand beach at Kamari, Santorini. Normally you would think of white sand beaches when it comes to Greece, but it turns out that also offers one of the fanciest black sand beaches. Santorini rests on the rim of a volcano, which is the reason for the glimmering black sands on Perissa. Both locals and tourists make a journey to Santorini only to witness this unique place in Greece. Looking to visit Greece? Check out these quiet Greek islands so you can avoid sweaty partiers messing up your trip. If you like partying, then you can check out these top Greek party islands. See Related: Greece vs Italy 13) Soufriere, St. Lucia This time the Caribbean Sea brings up another treasure. But in this case, this black sand beach is even more difficult to know about due to St. Lucia’s lack of awareness. In fact, black sand beaches are what make St. Lucia a different place from the other Caribbean countries because it offers views that you rarely see. It’s amazing. Not for nothing, Soufriere Beach is one of the main attractions to locals. Every year St. Lucia’s residents try to put Soufriere on the map so more people can appreciate this beautiful place. Now you know the Caribbean area it’s not only light sandy. This region always finds a way to amaze locals and tourists. Also, don’t miss Hidden Gems in the Caribbean Sea See Related: What to Pack for a Trip to Jamaica 12) Marigot, Grenada The last of the black sand beaches from the Caribbean region on this list, and by far the most difficult to get to. You find Marigot in St. George, a northern city in the town of Concord. Once you are there, expect a challenging hike until you reach the beach. But Marigot is on this list for a reason. Once you make the stroll through Grenada’s dense jungle you will arrive in one of the most lonely places on the entire planet. No noise, probably no other humans around other than you and your crew. Certainly, you will feel that you are far away from everything. That for itself is more than a good reason to visit this remarkable beach. See Related: Best Travel Sandals for Beach Destinations 11) Panalu’u Beach, Hawaii The first or many Hawaiian black sand beaches on this ranking. It couldn’t be another one than Panalu’u Beach, located on the Big Island of Hawaii. The exotic dark sandy comes from basalt and lava flooding into the ocean. When you see this beauty, you will feel all the journey is worth it. The beach is rocky and in some seasons of the year is dangerous to swim. For this reason, authorities warn tourists to stay awake. The downside of this natural beauty is that some endangered species exist, such as the green sea turtle, hawksbill turtle, or the Hawaiian monk seal. Locals are doing a titanic effort to preserve their endemic animals. This is why you must be respectful of the area, you are here to relax and become one with nature. See Related: How to Visit Barbados on a Budget 10) Miho-no-Matsubara, Japan In the Miho Peninsula of Shizuoka City, you will find this natural treasure. When you arrive here, you won’t believe how amazing this place is, ever. Miho-no-Matsubara was included in 2013 in the UNESCO World Heritage site. So you can have an idea of the magic of this area. The black sand beach only adds a piece of attractiveness to this place. What’s more incredible is that here you will be surrounded by over thirty-thousand pine trees as well as Mount Fuji, the highest mountain in Japan in the background. Make your stay even more relaxing by staying at a traditional Japanese ryokan in Hakone. Without a doubt, this is a landscape you don’t want to miss out on. Also, you need to know what to buy in Japan: souvenirs to take home. See Related: Kyoto vs Tokyo 9) Playa Jardin, Spain As you may know, Spain has a lot to offer. And of course, Playa Jardin is one of them. Located in Puerto de la Cruz, Tenerife, Playa Jardin (Garden Beach) is what every tourist wants when it comes to a relaxing vacation. When you see the beautiful landscape with palm trees and volcanic black sand alongside a botanical garden, you can easily notice that is not a coincidence that this beach was named Garden Beach. The best part? This beach is safe to swim! You can enjoy the view of Tenerife’s volcano Mount Teide while swimming or snorkeling. It is a great place to go on a family trip or just chill out with friends. For further information about Playa Jardin, check out the amazing offer GetYourGuide has for you. See Related: Best Places To Go For Your Birthday 8) Prince William Sound, Alaska Going down on this ranking you find this wonderful black sand beach in Alaska. You won’t regret it if you ever visit this place. Unfortunately, and for obvious reasons, you can swim here. But Prince William Sound is not here for swimmers, rather you will be delighted with the landscape surrounded by glaciers and mountains all around the area. Perhaps the most intriguing part about this place is the paddling off the shore going through the colossal glaciers and towering rocks on a deep-blue background. This experience undoubtedly is breathtaking. Furthermore, this is a fantastic camping location. Alaska has one of the greatest or even the best sunsets on Earth, according to experts. Now you may see that the dark sand is only a complement to this area. The volcano sand is soft and you can hike around the place as well or just enjoy a picnic while delighting yourself with a beautiful sunset. All of these components make this place one of the most amazing black sand beaches on earth. Check out these other top places to visit in Alaska. See Related: Best Things to do in Juneau, Alaska 7) Playa Negra, Costa Rica Starting in the top 7 there is another Playa Negra, but this time the travel takes us to Costa Rica. Playa Negra, located in the northwestern region of Guanacaste, is what every surfer would call paradise. Indeed, this beach was the filming spot of Bruce Brown’s The Endless Summer II. Playa Negra amuses visitors not only with the beauty of the place itself but the renowned resorts, hotels, and cafes that make this place even more amazing. Small but great, Playa Negra is considered by many as one of the best zones in Costa Rica. Check and plan the safety conditions of Costa Rica before visiting. Don’t miss out on these other best beaches in Costa Rica to visit. See Related: Best Travel Atomizers 6) Lovina Beach, Bali, Indonesia When you think about Bali, tranquillity is the first thing that comes to mind. And, who wouldn’t be amazed at Bali? Well, when you visit Lovina Beach you will confirm this place should absolutely be on everyone’s bucket list and it’s a true hidden gem of Bali that’s totally worth exploring. Situated just 2 hours away by plane from Jakarta, Indonesia’s capital city, Lovina will delight you with its grey and black sand together with a dolphin show in the mornings. Want more? Here you can dive, snorkel and go on a boat trip on the sunrise to the dolphins. So yes, it’s safe to swim! You simply cannot miss this place. It’s the true definition when someone refers to a ‘different vacation’. If you love vegan organic food, check out these organic Bali restaurants during your stay. Or buy a travel juicer to make fresh juice with organic fruits. See Related: Best Things to do in Nassau, Bahamas 5) Stokksnes Beach, Iceland Entering the top 5 you will see a lot of Iceland here, and Stokksnes Beach is a place you only see in movies. In fact, it is true. This place in southeast Iceland looks like a background in a Disney film. The cliffs that surround the areas combined with the beautiful lagoon and the amazing black sand beaches result in a breathtaking landscape. Without a doubt, one of the best places to enjoy the black sand beaches in Iceland. A great way to see the many beaches in Iceland is by renting a car and stopping at each spot. Iceland is a small country so you should be able to see the entire country in a few days. See Related: Earplanes Review 4) Waianapanapa State Park, Hawaii Located minutes away from the Hana Highway, Waianapanata State Park is everything you’ve ever dreamed of when it comes to unique beaches. This place is not only a black sand beach, but it also represents a cultural heritage as there are various legends about this area. And once you see the marvelous beach you will immediately realize why this natural park is one of a kind. When you are here you will not know what to take pictures of, it’s simply amazing. Lava caves, the coastline, stone arches, blowholes, and the glimmering black sand beach make this place a paradise to hike. See Related: Maui Travel Itinerary 3) Kaimu, Hawaii Going deep into the top 3 we reach the newest of the black sand beaches on earth, and it couldn’t be located in a more delightful place than Hawaii. Kaimu is a local favorite place although you can’t swim there due to hazardous waves and currents. However, what makes this beach special is its amazing landscape surrounded by coconut trees alongside heavy dark volcano sand. This beach was formed after a river of lava destroyed the original place in 1990. See Related: Reasons to Visit Mongolia 2) Diamond Beach, Iceland Deciding between the first two spots is not always easy, and this is exactly what happens in this case. The next two black sand beaches are so amazing that ranking one ahead of the other is torture. But one has to win, hasn’t it? Regardless, Diamond Beach will make you feel in a magical world. It’s so amazing and not for anything is considered one of the best black sand beaches in Iceland. The ice shapes in a unique way make the beach look like there are diamonds all around the place. You will never see the beach in the same way. While some ices melt, new ones are forming every time, and thanks to this natural phenomenon this place never looks the same. So you will have a lot of pictures to take when you visit Diamond Beach. If you like to take pictures be sure to grab one of these best travel camera lenses to capture these epic moments. See Related: Delta Airlines Review 1) Reynisfjara, Iceland What does Game of Thrones and Star Wars have in common? They both were filmed in Reynisfjara, making it a very famous black sand beach. In fact, many other movies and series have this astonishing place as their filming spot. It is easy to notice why many all over the globe consider this place on the South Coast of Iceland as the best non-tropical beach on earth. Reynisfjara takes you to another dimension, it’s only you, and the powerful waves that combined with the volcanic sand will make you feel your life’s worth every single second. Just looking at pictures of it you automatically feel in another world. As there are not many humans strolling around, this is a perfect location to blow your mind. You can’t miss this overwhelming place, that’s why GetYourGuide offers you a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to visit Reynisfjara. After seeing this, are you still wondering why you should visit black sand beaches? Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Where are black sand beaches? Most beaches are known to have pearl cream to caramel-colored sand beaches. However, seeing and visiting beaches with unique black sand is remarkably fascinating. The majority of these beaches can be found in Hawaii, Spain, Greece, and Indonesia. What beaches have black sand? Black sand on beaches is uncommon and unique, which is why these beaches attract thousands of tourists each year. Examples of some of the most well-known beaches with black sand are Lafayette Beach in Tahiti, Playa Jardín in the Canary Islands, Punalu’u Beach in Hawaii, and the beach of Spiaggia di Ficogrande in Italy, and Kamari Beach in Greece. What gives black sand beaches their color? The black color of the sand is largely due to the massive amount of volcanic minerals it has that are broken down over the ages. The minerals are also high in iron content which gives off black color. Related Product Guides Best Travel Shorts Best Beach Blankets Lightweight Travel Clothing for Warm Climates Best Travel French Presses Best Travel Tote Bags Related Resources 2 Days in Iceland Itinerary 14 Best Beach in the United Kingdom 15 Best Unknown Places to Visit in the U. 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Due to the volcanic nature of the island, there are many beautiful black sand beaches in Tenerife. Some of them are more remote while others are located near big cities. I spent one week on the island, searching for the best beaches and tourist attractions. After visiting some unique and breathtaking black beaches in Tenerife, I decided to share with you my favorites. Here they are! 1. Best black sand beaches in Tenerife 2. Why are the beaches in Tenerife covered in black sand? 3. Where to stay in Tenerife 4. How to get around Tenerife 5. Final thoughts 1. Best black sand beaches in Tenerife 1.1 Playa de los Gigantes I have to admit that Playa de los Guios, also known as Playa de los Gigantes is one of my favorite beaches in Tenerife. Bordered by tall cliffs, this beautiful black sand beach is about 100 meters long. From the beach, you can admire the majestic cliffs. This black sand beach in Tenerife is perfect for swimming, but be careful, sometimes the currents are powerful. There is a lifeguard, showers and changing rooms at Los Gigantes Beach. If you get hungry, you can choose one of the many nearby bars and restaurants. 1.2 Playa de Benijo If you’re looking for the best black sand beaches in Tenerife, you have to visit Benijo Beach. This beach is located in the northeastern part of the island, near one of the most incredible villages on the island – Taganana. What makes Playa de Benijo special are the huge boulders rising from the sea and the tall cliffs guarding the beach. The best time to visit this place is at sunset. Playa de Benijo is one of the unspoilt beaches in Tenerife. There are no beach bars, restaurants, sunbeds, lifeguards, showers or toilets here. It’s the perfect place to enjoy the beauty that Mother Nature created. 1.3 Playa El Bollullo Located near Puerto de la Cruz, Playa El Bollullo is one of the best black sand beaches in northern Tenerife. It’s a place known mainly by locals, a hidden gem yet unknown to tourists. To get to Bollullo Beach, you’ll first have to drive on a narrow road and then go down a set of stairs. There is a restaurant on the beach and another one nearby, in case you get thirsty or hungry. I loved Bolloullo Beach because it’s a bit more remote and the views are pretty spectacular. It’s the perfect choice for those looking to escape the chaos of big cities. 1.4 Playa Jardin Another beautiful black sand beach in northern Tenerife is Playa Jardin. This beach is actually composed of 3 smaller beaches – Playa del Castillo, Playa Chica and Playa Maria Jimenez. Out of the three, I loved the most Maria Jimenez Beach. In the backdrop you can admire a row of colorful houses and the mountains. We stopped for about an hour to take photos and even if the weather was terrible, the view was still beautiful. 1.5 Playa de Fanabe If you’re looking for black sand beaches in southern Tenerife, you have to stop at Playa de Fanabe. We discovered this beach on our first day in Tenerife and we saw the most incredible sunset here. The beach is about 600 meters long, perfect for a relaxing walk at sunset. There are countless restaurants and souvenir shops nearby, making it the perfect destination for those who want to go to a beach with all the facilities. If you have time, make sure to visit the nearby Playa del Duque. This is a golden sand beach, perfect for swimming. It’s a bit smaller than Playa de Fanabe, but equally beautiful. 1.6 Playa de Las Gaviotas Located near the more popular Playa de Las Teresitas, Las Gaviotas Beach is one the best beaches near Santa Cruz de Tenerife. You can reach this beach by car, but first make sure to stop for a few minutes at Mirador Gaviotas. From this viewpoint, you can see both the black sand Las Gaviotas Beach and the golden sand Las Teresitas Beach. It’s one of the best viewpoints on the island! View of Las Teresitas Beach If you’re planning to visit Las Gaviotas, keep in mind that nudism is accepted here. There are no facilities at this beach, making it the perfect place to reconnect with nature. 1.7 Playa Amarilla Are you looking for hidden beaches in Tenerife? Visit Playa Amarilla, one of the natural wonders in Tenerife. This beach is only about 50 meters long and is covered in black pebbles. However, you can lay your towel directly on the curved golden rocks. Amarilla Beach is an excellent spot for both swimming and snorkeling. The water is crystal-clear. There are no facilities at this beach except for a small beach bar that sells drinks. If you’re looking for unique places in Tenerife, add Playa Amarilla to your itinerary. You’ll love the rock formations here. 1.8 Playa de Punta Larga Located just a short drive away from Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Punta Larga beach is one of the best black sand beaches in Tenerife. It’s not very crowded and the water is perfect for swimming. This beach has all the amenities you need. It has showers, toilets and there are lots of restaurants and bars nearby. If you’re looking for a beach with beautiful views, this is the one! 1.9 Playa del Socorro Located in Los Realejos, Playa del Socorro is one of the only two beaches in Tenerife adapted for disabled people. This beach has also been awarded the Blue Flag, meaning that it has all the facilities needed and clean water. Here you can find showers, toilets, changing rooms and lifeguards. The beach also has a few areas with WiFi. Socorro beach is a popular destination for surf enthusiasts. The beach is also perfect for swimming, when the waves aren’t too big. This is one of the best beaches in Tenerife, a place that has all the facilities you’ll need. 1.10 Playa de la Arena This beautiful Tenerife black sand beach is located in Puerto de Santiago. This beach is relatively small but is one of the most popular destinations in the area, together with the incredible Charco el Diablo. At Arena Beach, you’ll find sunbeds for rent, showers, toilets and lots of restaurants nearby. Since this is a popular spot, I recommend arriving here early in the morning if you want to rent a sunbed. While in the area, stop for an hour at the nearby Charco el Diablo. The volcanic rock formations here form incredible shapes and natural pools, perfect to refresh yourself. Charco el Diablo -> Other must-see places in Tenerife: Climb Mount Teide – The tallest mountain in Tenerife Take a whale watching cruise Siam Park – The world’s best water park 2. Why are the beaches in Tenerife covered in black sand? Most of the beaches in Tenerife are black sand beaches due to the volcanos in the area. Over the years, due to many volcanic eruptions, the ocean crushed the volcanic rocks into fine black sand. There are also a few golden sand beaches in Tenerife such as Las Teresitas Beach and El Duque Beach. The sand here has been imported from Sahara, to make the beaches more appealing to tourists. All the natural beaches in Tenerife are covered in black sand. Bollullo Beach 3. Where to stay in Tenerife There are thousands of hotels in Tenerife and finding the perfect one, to meet your criteria might be challenging. That’s why I’ve been searching for the best accommodation on the island, for every budget. Here are my recommendations. Budget – Atlantic Holiday Hotel – amazing ocean view, beautiful modern studio, good location, friendly staff, good amenities Mid-Range – Labranda Bahia – beautiful pools, good location, spacious rooms and good services, friendly staff, all-inclusive Luxury – Fantasia Bahia – perfect for couples and families, excellent services, all-inclusive, huge & modern rooms, beautiful pools 4. How to get around Tenerife To explore Tenerife, I recommend renting a car. It gives you the freedom to spend as much time as you like in each place you visit. We rented our car from Oasis for about 35 EUR per day and we were very satisfied with their services. Tenerife also has a good system of public transport. There are many buses running between the big cities of the island. 5. Final thoughts I hope that I’ve inspired you to visit at least some of these incredible black sand beaches in Tenerife. Scattered from south to north, these beaches will definitely steal your heart. While in Tenerife, make sure to also visit Mount Teide, the top attraction on the island. I recommend buying your cable car tickets in advance, to make sure that you catch a spot on your preferred date. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to ask me in the comments section below. May the travel bug bite you. Pin it for later! Share Tweet Disclosure: Please note that this post may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase through these links, I will earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. I only recommend companies and products that I trust and the income goes to keeping this website running. Thanks! Aurelia Teslaru Aurelia Teslaru is a professional travel blogger and the writer behind Daily Travel Pill. With a 4-year experience as a travel writer and photographer, Aurelia only shares travel guides about destinations that she visited. She has been to more than 40 countries during the past 10 years and aims to explore 50 countries before turning 30 years old. Aurelia is a digital nomad who transformed her passion for travel into a lifestyle. Read more about her here. To follow her adventures, check out her Instagram and Facebook pages! ✈ Black beaches in Tenerife. We fly from stereotypes to where the sun, sea and black sand are What associations do we have with the word “beach”? The sultry blue sky, merging with the bottomless azure of the gentle sea, trimmed with a snow-white frill of sand. .. But there are also such coastal strips on our planet, to which the term “paradise” is applicable only with a very big stretch. Let’s talk here about the most, perhaps, the most surreal-looking borders of land and sea – black sand beaches. Where does the black sand come from on the beaches? Black beach sand differs from classic white not only in color, but also in its origin and composition. If white sea sand is of organic origin: it is a “processing product” of shells and skeletons of other marine life by centuries-old millstones of sea waves, then black sand has an inorganic composition. This is the result of the contact of lava erupting from the vent of the volcano with sea water. Hot black basaltic lava flows, having reached the cold ocean, explode, breaking into pieces, and time and waves complete their grinding into sand. Thus, black beaches can only be found where there are volcanoes. Introducing the most famous black beaches of the planet. Black beaches of Tenerife (Canary Islands, Spain) The Canary Islands are a very popular resort among Russian tourists in particular. But not everyone, having arrived here for the first time, is ready for such an unexpected sight as a long graphite-colored coastal strip. Three of the most famous black sand island beaches are located in Tenerife, the largest of the seven islands of the Canary archipelago in the Atlantic. Playa de la Arena Playa de la Arena is primarily a health resort for numerous tourists seeking relief from ailments. The black sand of volcanic origin is saturated with minerals and is considered healing. He heals diseases of the musculoskeletal system, heals inflammatory processes in the joints, relieving them of excessive salt deposits. Also, such sand, coupled with the healing sea air, has a beneficial effect on the respiratory system. Having visited this unusual black beach, there is a great chance to leave chronic rhinitis and bronchitis in the past. Also, Playa de la Arena beach is a favorite vacation spot for young families with children who seek not for wild fun, but for tranquility and peaceful surroundings. Playa de la Arena cannot boast of an abundance of entertainment venues and events. This is more a place for a peaceful holiday, for gaining the health of the soul and body and complete merging with the luxurious nature surrounding the beach. Playa Jardin The luxurious black beach of Playa Jardín (which means “garden beach” in Spanish) is located in the northwest of Tenerife, not far from the port of Puerto de la Cruz. It is noteworthy that this beach is man-made: it was created according to the project of local artist Cesar Manrique, who, unfortunately, did not have to live to see his masterpiece come to life. Black, bizarre rocks divide this artificially constructed beach into three small bays. Waterfalls run from the steep slopes of the rocks, dropping splashes on a multi-colored carpet of bright colors framing the dark sand with a silky sheen. The black dunes frozen in waves smoothly flow into the rows of palm trees on a truly grandiose scale. The total area of ​​the artificial beach is as much as 17,000 square meters! And just a few steps away from this unique tropical garden is the famous “Loro Parque”, the home of the world’s largest family of parrots. The tourist will be amazed by the local giant aquarium with sharks and the richest collection of orchids. Playa Jardin invites you to a serene rest and unhurried contemplation of the surrounding paradise splendor. Lovers of the most beautiful landscapes will find here what they are looking for – magical peace. Playa Jardin is a multiple winner of the Blue Flag global award given to beaches for environmental safety and cleanliness. Playa San Marcos In the northwest of Tenerife, near the picturesque town of Icod de los Vinnos, there is the most secluded bay you can imagine. San Marcos Beach is surrounded on all sides by sheer cliffs that reliably protect its visitors from gusty winds walking in this area of ​​the island. On a small well-groomed beach, kids swarm, building black sand castles, while their parents carelessly bask under the canopy of beach umbrellas. The very air of these places seems to be saturated with peace and well-being. San Marcos beach is far from the bustle and not crowded on weekdays. But with the onset of the weekend, the beach comes to life, filled with laughter and jokes with the influx of cheerful tourists. On Saturdays and Sundays, it can be difficult to find a place and a free sunbed on the beach. Therefore, it makes sense to take care of your own comfort ahead of time and “stake out” a secluded corner for yourself from dawn. Tenerife is an island with an unusually comfortable climate. In January, the air warms up to +21 degrees, and in August it does not rise above +28. Thus, all the black beaches of Tenerife are open to guests all year round. It is only important to remember that black sand tends to warm up quickly, and during the daytime it will not be very comfortable to wander barefoot on the black beach. Therefore, it would be useful to take beach sandals with you on a trip. Other black beaches: black beaches in Iceland black beaches in the USA. How to get to the black beaches of Tenerife Direct air flights to Tenerife from Moscow are operated by 4 air carriers: Air Baltic, Lufthansa, S7 Airlines and Aeroflot. The fastest of them are Aeroflot and Lufthansa: the travel time will be 7 hours 20 minutes. From other large Russian cities, it will not be possible to fly to your destination without transfers. From St. Petersburg, you can get to Tenerife as quickly as possible by Finnair aircraft. The flight from St. Petersburg with one transfer (to Helsinki) will take 8 hours 30 minutes. And the fastest way to fly to Tenerife from Yekaterinburg is by Aeroflot or Ural Airlines. The whole journey, with a change in Moscow, will take 12 hours 55 minutes. 10 Unusual black sand beaches in Spain Spain offers tourists a vacation for every taste and budget. Fans of medieval history, painting, architecture and football seek here. Residents of the northern latitudes are attracted by the burning tropical sun, fresh sea breeze, national cuisine and fine wine. Fans of an exotic beach holiday dream of seeing ocean waves and black sand in Spain. Families with children go for adventures that amusement parks offer. Healing black beaches of Spain. Content Where on the beaches Black sand Black beaches review in Spain on Tenerife “Adjuy” on Canary Islands “Lago Verde” “Ingles” Playa de Los Cls 900 Where does the black sand come from on the beaches? Black sand is a rarity. In composition and origin, it differs from classic white. Marine organic matter has a light color: shells and calcium remains of deep-seated inhabitants, ground and rolled out by the waves of ebbs and flows. Black sand has an inorganic volcanic nature. It acquired its structure over more than one hundred years. Boiling basaltic lava erupted from the crater of the volcano and flowed into the ocean. Cold waters destroyed the red-hot rock. Time and waves for a long time continued to crush the basalt that had crumbled into pieces. Islands formed by volcanoes are like living organisms. In their bowels there is a constant movement of rock, which is capable of breaking out at any moment and flooding the land surface. Black beaches are at risk of dying under the thickness of hot magma. Frozen basalt and obsidian will not soon be crushed by the ocean wave. Therefore, tourists are in a hurry to enjoy the unusual shores covered with dark crumbs of rocks. Spain has many black sand beaches. Volcanic sand has healing properties. Black color is given to it by heavy minerals of dark shades, which, unlike light rocks, are not washed out by salt water from its structure. The composition includes more than 50 different substances, the main of which are magnetite, hematite and ilmenite. Black sand, in addition to the usual thermal conductivity, has magnetic properties. It helps in the treatment of the musculoskeletal system. Due to its unusual composition, dark sand warms up in the sun more than light sand. Therefore, in the daytime on the beach you need to wear shoes so as not to get thermal burns. Overview of black beaches in Spain The Mediterranean coast is associated with palm trees, cacti, pine trees (“La Pineda”) and a turquoise sea bordered by white and golden sands. But Spain is an amazing country. Every time it opens from an unexpected side. Black beaches stagger the imagination, seem unreal, unearthly. They are rare in the world. Therefore, having come to rest in Spain, you must definitely visit the unusual coast in order to take with you photographs of amazing beauty. The most popular volcanic islands of the kingdom are the Canaries. They have gained tourist popularity due to the mild subtropical climate, picturesque natural landscapes and exotic fauna. Black beaches seem amazing. The beach season in Spain lasts from April to October, and in the Canary Islands it does not stop all year round. Tourists fly here not so much for the sea and the sun, but because of the unusual graphite-colored coastal landscape. In Tenerife Tenerife is the largest of the 7 volcanic islands of the Canaries in the Atlantic Ocean. This is an island paradise with charming beaches and a wonderfully comfortable climate. In January, the air temperature rises to +21°C, and in August it never gets hotter than +28°C. Volcanic island of Tenerife. Even in summer the water in the ocean does not warm up above +25°C and is not calm, despite the presence of breakwaters. There are no poisonous jellyfish in coastal waves, but there are plenty of sea urchins. All Tenerife beaches are municipal and free, and there are more than 70 of them on the island. Many are marked with the Blue Flag, which indicates their cleanliness and safety. There are no closed coastal areas on the island. Due to its volcanic origin, Tenerife has not always lived up to the standards of a luxury holiday. The beauty of most coastlines was created artificially. A huge amount of sand was brought from the Sahara. Part of the coast was left in its original form. All beaches in Tenerife are free. Therefore, the local beaches are different from each other. Some are covered with pebbles. Others are white or black sand. Most have modern infrastructure: showers, toilets, sun loungers and bars. There are quite “wild”, rocky shores, untouched by civilization. Black beaches are the hallmark of Tenerife. The most popular of them: Playa de la Arena Playa Jardin Playa San Marcos Playa de la Arena – a place for family and wellness recreation. There are no entertainment establishments, there is peace and unity with nature. Children love this coast. Playa de la Arena beach. The healing properties of the local sand attract tourists with joint and spinal problems. Volcanic minerals in combination with sea air have a beneficial effect on the musculoskeletal system and respiratory organs. Address: Playa de la Arena, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain In the northwestern part of Tenerife, there is a man-made black coast “Playa Jardin” with an area of ​​17 thousand square meters. m, the name of which is translated from Spanish as “Beach Garden”. Designed by local artist Cesar Manrique. This place embodies the splendor of paradise. Graphite rocks divide the coast into 3 bays. Beach Garden Playa Jardin. Water streams flow down the sheer walls, which feed the bright carpet of natural flowers. Palm trees grow along the coast. Dark dunes descend to the very sea. Nearby is the “Loro Park” with the famous colored parrots and a giant aquarium with sharks. This place is also famous for its rich collection of orchids. Address: Puerto de la Cruz, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Playa San Marcos is located next to the authentic town of Icod de Los Vinnos, surrounded by sheer cliffs. The coast is shaped like a shell, so there are no strong waves here. Playa San Marcos. The quiet beach is especially popular with children. There are no noisy entertainments here. For a family holiday, everything you need is provided: showers, sun lounger rentals, restaurants with terraces. Address: Playa San Marcos, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain “Ajuy” in the Canary Islands Amazing beach with pitch black sand and turquoise waves. Cozy fish restaurants are located along the entire coastline. The beach is protected from two sides by rocks that form a beautiful bay. The sea is always calm. The place is conducive to secluded relaxation. “Adjuy” – black sand beach. It is better not to take children on Adzhuy: the entrance to the water is steep, the shore is rocky, there is no usual tourist infrastructure. There are caves in the nearby rocks. Tour guides love to tell tourists pirate stories about treasures hidden in them. There is a wildlife park near the beach. “Ajuy” is an unusually cozy, romantic and colorful place. Address: Playa de Ajuy, Las Palmas, Spain Lago Verde Spanish “Lago Verde” – a beach with history. It is located on the island of Lanzarote – the fourth largest of the Canaries. In the western part is the Timanfaya National Park, which is called the “Land of Fire-Breathing Mountains”. Once its territory was green and looked like a blooming paradise. But 200 years ago, a volcano woke up, and red-hot lava flooded the fertile lands. Lanzarote has become a lifeless rocky desert. The volcano is still active: magma boils at a depth of 15 m. This circumstance attracts tourists from all over the world. “Lago Verde” is located on the island of Lanzarote. Hiking and bus routes were organized for adventure seekers, cafes and restaurants were opened. So that travelers can see with their own eyes a lifeless valley, which at any moment can be blown up by an insatiable volcano. In the Timanfaya park, not far from the village of El Golfo, is the famous black beach “Lago Verde”. Swimming in the protected area is prohibited, but it is worth admiring the picturesque place. Address: El Lago Verde, Las Palmas, Spain Ingles Playa del Ingles impresses with its alien appearance. Tourists consider “Ingles” the best black beach on the island of La Gomera. It is small, the length along the coast is only 400 m. The beach is surrounded by cliffs that create a landscape of extraordinary beauty. Locals like to watch the movement of the stars, sitting at night on the empty bank of the Ingles. Playa del Ingles. La Gomera is the smallest representative of the Canary archipelago, so you can only get here from neighboring islands. It is worth coming to La Gomera for lovers of a calm measured rest. Address: 38870 Valle Gran Rey, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Playa de Charco de los Clicos Another attraction of Lanzarote is the beach at Lake Charco de los Clicos. It is located near the snow-white fishing village of El Golfo and ranks 15th out of the 50 most amazing beaches in Europe. Green Lagoon (the second name of the beach) looks just fabulous: clean black sand and emerald water from algae. Los Clicos Lagoon is a visible piece of volcanic crater. The volcano itself is located in the depths of the ocean. Green lagoon. The lake is fed from the inside with sea water thanks to natural underground channels, and its surface, framed by mineral black sand, retains a mirror-like smoothness. Tourists can only admire such beauty. Playa de Charco de los Clicos is considered a reserve of the Natural Volcanic Parks system and is a protected area. You can’t swim here. But you can wander along the coast and find pieces of olivine, a natural green mineral, among the black stones. This is a great souvenir that will remind you of fabulous Lanzarote on cold winter evenings. Address: Playa de los Clicos, Las Palmas, Spain Not sure which black volcanic sand beach to visit? Watch these video reviews. Why is there black sand in Tenerife? Black sand is a volcanic rock formed from a volcanic eruption. Tenerife This is a volcanic island like the other Canary Islands. Where is the black sand in Spain? In the Canary Islands (Tenerife) Previous TenerifeHow to catch fish in Tenerife Next TenerifeWhen is the best time to go on holiday in Tenerife? The best black sand beaches in Tenerife Nothing surprises us in our life, but black sand beaches in the Canary Islands cause a lot of questions from people, the main ones are “Why is the sand black?”, “A does it get dirty?”, “Can you show the photo?” We decided to prepare a short video and call it like this: “ Collection of black sand beaches on the island of Tenerife “. Let’s see why the beach sand in Tenerife is black? Why are there black sand beaches in Tenerife? Of course, there are many versions, there is even an idea that the Canary Islands are the “remains” of Atlantis. But everything ingenious is simple: the black sand of Tenerife is the result of volcanic eruptions, because the island is volcanic, and the current sand is nothing more than a fine volcanic rock. Coarse fractions of sand are similar to heel pumice, but they are not gray, but, of course, black. Over time, large black stones break the ocean and turn them into fine sand, which is strongly eaten into the skin. By the way, we recommend that you do not wear light-colored swimwear on black sand beaches for this very reason: do not wash it later. Black volcanic sand is the hallmark of Tenerife and all the Canary Islands. Black to black is different, and although all such beaches are considered black sand beaches, they still have their own sand on them. Rumor has it that black volcanic sand has healing properties and it is necessary to lie down on the sand after the ocean and get dirty. Where are the beaches with black volcanic sand? The best black sand beaches are located in the south of the island and in the north: 1. Playa de la Arena 2. Playa Jardin 3. Playa de Martianes (Puerto de la Cruz East) 4. Playa de los Cristianos 5. Playa de las Vistas 6. Small beach near the town of Garachico 7. Nice Martian black sand beach in the town of La Caleta de Interián This is not a complete list of black volcanic sand beaches , but enough for your trip: there will be plenty of unusual photos, and we will share our photos with you. The most beautiful black sand beach on the island of Tenerife I would like to see the northern part of the island, namely the town of La Caleta de Interian, that’s for sure – a mystical beach. We were on the island in December, and, apparently, in winter, the northern part is viewed by rare tourists. This beach can truly be called the best of the black family. Majestic mountains, beautiful and expensive hotels, elongated palm trees and the sound of the ocean, a cosmic landscape, but only this is water, not the sky, although it looks like it. Super! It was already evening, but we decided to swim. Watch the video: we filmed a short review. There is also a photo, isn’t it beautiful? Black sand beach La Caleta de Interián is the first place in our ranking. If you are going on an excursion to Garachico and the Dragon Tree, be sure to visit this mystical place. And in the evening, you can have a delicious dinner there in the fish restaurant El Mundial 82. Volcanic black sand – where else to see this beauty? There is a place on the island called Los Gigantes, and there is a beautiful beach with black sand, which is surrounded by giant rocks, apparently because of these rocks this majestic name came from. On this beach in Los Gigantes, it is very good to watch sunsets: you can arrive early and combine viewing with an excursion or a hike in the Masca Gorge – there, by the way, there is very fine black sand. Thank you very much for reading us, thank you for your attention we are pleased to give you a virtual tour of the black sand beaches of Tenerife . Follow us on Instagram and travel with us! Take a look at our personal tag #howdewwhy Source What associations do we have with the word “beach”? The sultry blue sky, merging with the bottomless azure of the gentle sea, trimmed with a snow-white frill of sand … But there are also such coastal strips on our planet, to which the term “paradise” is applicable only with a very big stretch. Let’s talk here about the most, perhaps, the most surreal-looking borders of land and sea – black sand beaches. Where does black sand come from on beaches? Black beach sand differs from classic white not only in color, but also in its origin and composition. If white sea sand is of organic origin: it is a “processing product” of shells and skeletons of other marine life by centuries-old millstones of sea waves, then black sand has an inorganic composition. This is the result of the contact of lava erupting from the vent of the volcano with sea water. Hot black basaltic lava flows, having reached the cold ocean, explode, breaking into pieces, and time and waves complete their grinding into sand. Thus, black beaches can only be found where there are volcanoes. Introducing the most famous black beaches of the planet. Black beaches of Tenerife (Canary Islands, Spain) Canary Islands is a very popular resort among Russian tourists in particular. But not everyone, having arrived here for the first time, is ready for such an unexpected sight as a long graphite-colored coastal strip. Three of the most famous black sand island beaches are located in Tenerife, the largest of the seven islands of the Canary archipelago in the Atlantic. Playa de la Arena Playa de la Arena is primarily a health resort for numerous tourists seeking relief from ailments. The black sand of volcanic origin is saturated with minerals and is considered healing. He heals diseases of the musculoskeletal system, heals inflammatory processes in the joints, relieving them of excessive salt deposits. Also, such sand, coupled with the healing sea air, has a beneficial effect on the respiratory system. Having visited this unusual black beach, there is a great chance to leave chronic rhinitis and bronchitis in the past. Also Playa de la Arena beach is a favorite vacation spot for young families with children who are looking not for wild fun, but for calm and peaceful surroundings. Playa de la Arena cannot boast of an abundance of entertainment venues and events. This is more a place for a peaceful holiday, for gaining the health of the soul and body and complete merging with the luxurious nature surrounding the beach. Playa Jardin Beach The luxurious black beach of Playa Jardin (which means garden beach in Spanish) is located in the northwest of Tenerife, not far from the port of Puerto de la Cruz. It is noteworthy that this beach is man-made: it was created according to the project of local artist Cesar Manrique, who, unfortunately, did not have to live to see his masterpiece come to life. Black, bizarre rocks divide this artificial beach into three small bays. Waterfalls run from the steep slopes of the rocks, dropping splashes on a multi-colored carpet of bright colors framing the dark sand with a silky sheen. The black dunes frozen in waves smoothly flow into the rows of palm trees on a truly grandiose scale. The total area of ​​the artificial beach is as much as 17,000 square meters! And just steps away from this unique tropical garden is the famous Loro Parque, home to the world’s largest family of parrots. The tourist will be amazed by the local giant aquarium with sharks and the richest collection of orchids. Playa Jardín invites you to relax and unhurried contemplation of the surrounding paradise splendor. Lovers of the most beautiful landscapes will find here what they are looking for – magical peace. Playa Jardin is a multiple winner of the Blue Flag global award given to beaches for environmental safety and cleanliness. Playa San Marcos In the northwest of Tenerife, near the picturesque town of Icod de Los Vinnos, there is the most secluded bay you can imagine. San Marcos Beach is surrounded on all sides by sheer cliffs that reliably protect its visitors from gusty winds walking in this area of ​​the island. On a small, well-groomed beach, kids scurry around building black sand castles while their parents carelessly bask in the shade of beach umbrellas. The very air of these places seems to be saturated with peace and well-being. San Marcos beach is far from the hustle and bustle on weekdays. But with the onset of the weekend, the beach comes to life, filled with laughter and jokes with the influx of cheerful tourists. On Saturdays and Sundays, it can be difficult to find a place and a free sunbed on the beach. Therefore, it makes sense to take care of your own comfort ahead of time and “stake out” a secluded corner for yourself from dawn. Tenerife is an island with an unusually comfortable climate. In January, the air warms up to +21 degrees, and in August it does not rise above +28. Thus, all the black beaches of Tenerife are open to guests all year round. It is only important to remember that black sand tends to warm up quickly, and during the daytime it will not be very comfortable to wander barefoot on the black beach. Therefore, it would be useful to take beach sandals with you on a trip. Other black beaches: How to get to the black beaches of Tenerife Direct air flights to Tenerife from Moscow are operated by 4 air carriers: Air Baltic, Lufthansa, S7 Airlines and Aeroflot. The fastest of them are Aeroflot and Lufthansa: the travel time will be 7 hours 20 minutes. From other major Russian cities, it will not be possible to fly to your destination without transfers. From St. Petersburg, you can get to Tenerife as quickly as possible by Finnair aircraft. The flight from St. Petersburg with one transfer (to Helsinki) will take 8 hours 30 minutes. And the fastest way to fly to Tenerife from Yekaterinburg is by Aeroflot or Ural Airlines. The whole journey, with a change in Moscow, will take 12 hours 55 minutes. Retrieved We have compiled a collection of the most beautiful black sand beaches in Tenerife. Here and El Medano, and El Boyuyo, Taganana and Socorro, Playa Jardin and Playa Arena! For the first time on the beach of a volcanic island, a tourist experiences a certain culture shock. So black sand does not meet the stereotype of a tropical paradise. Clear blue water, snow-white foam, growing palm trees – it’s all there. However, instead of the usual golden shores, black sand shimmers with silver in the sun. In different parts of Tenerife there are beautiful beaches with healing volcanic sand. In this article, we have collected the most interesting and beautiful. Be sure to visit at least a few of them during your vacation in Tenerife. Playa Jardin One of the most famous black sand beaches is Playa Jardin. Playa Jardin is located in the western part of the resort of Puerto de la Cruz. The author of the project is the world-famous Cesar Manrique, an architect and artist from Lanzarote. A palm alley and a large cactus garden grow along Hardin Beach. As conceived by Cesar Manrique, the beach is not enclosed by a pier, so there are often big waves here. Photographing them is a real pleasure. Playa de Martianes In the eastern part of Puerto de la Cruz is the beach of Playa de Martianes. Playa Martianez is an unprotected natural beach with black volcanic sand. Like Playa Jardin, it is a popular surf spot. Playa de los Cristianos and Playa de las Vistas Los Cristianos is a resort in the south of the island. It is always full of tourists, who are attracted by two gray sand beaches: Playa de los Cristianos and Playa de las Vistas. Playa de los Cristianos is located in the water area of ​​the port, so there are fewer vacationers here. Playa de las Vistas is the largest beach in the south of Tenerife. It is well equipped and very beautiful. Playa de la Arena For 20 years, Playa de la Arena has been the winner of the blue ribbon for purity and beauty. Many consider the volcanic beach of Playa de la Arena to be the most beautiful in the southwestern part of Tenerife. Playa de la Arena is located in a natural rocky bay. It attracts tourists from all over the south with its black-black Canarian sand. The beach is not crowded only in the early morning. True, on a sunny day you just can’t walk on it – just skipping, it’s so hot. El Medano Playa del Medano is a beach in the southeast of Tenerife. This is an ideal place for kitesurfing and windsurfing in Tenerife – the wind here blows almost continuously. Equipment for kitesurfing and windsurfing can be rented from schools and rentals on the coast. Parade of colorful sails and kites soaring in the sky – this is how the beach in El Medano appears 300 days a year. El Boyuyo And for lovers of untouched beauty and tropical thickets of banana trees in the north there is El Boyuyo beach. This is one of the most beautiful, but not the most equipped beach in Tenerife with black volcanic sand. There is no good road to the ocean, just as there are no umbrellas and sunbeds on the beach itself. Therefore, you can stay here on any day, as there are few tourists. Los Gigantes Los Gigantes has a beautiful black sand beach surrounded by rocks. It is located under a mountain with villas and apartments, next to the port of the same name. It’s great to watch sunsets on the beach in Los Gigantes! Can be combined with an excursion or a trip to the Maska gorge. Benijo Want to visit even more secluded black sand beaches? Then go to Taganana in Anaga. There are beautiful places here: Benijo, Almaciga. Socorro Another very beautiful black sand beach in the north of Tenerife is Socorro. One of the famous surf spots on our island. There is good parking, there is a small cafe and lifeguards work. But, be careful and follow the flow. Beaches with “signature” black sand from the volcano are not only in Tenerife. On the western Canary Islands of El Hierro, La Palma and La Gomera, you will certainly find beaches formed from dark basalt rocks. Even if all the stories about the usefulness and healing properties of black volcanic beaches are just a myth, it is useful for everyone to relax on the ocean and recharge with the energy of warm sands. Have a great time on the beaches of Tenerife! Be sure to read the review of the best beaches in Tenerife! Which of the black volcanic beaches did you like? Tell in the comments! Let’s make a hit parade! =) Secret beaches of Tenerife We show you the most interesting beaches and tell you how to find them! Join us! 13640 people follow us Source The best black sand beaches in Tenerife Nothing surprises us in our lives, but black sand beaches in the Canary Islands raise a lot of questions from people, the main of which are “Why is the sand black?”, “Does it get dirty?”, “Can you show a photo? » We decided to make a short video and call it: “ Collection of black sand beaches in Tenerife “. Let’s see why the beach sand in Tenerife is black? Why are there black sand beaches in Tenerife? Of course, there are many versions, there is even an idea that the Canary Islands are the “remains” of Atlantis. But everything ingenious is simple: the black sand of Tenerife is the result of volcanic eruptions, because the island is volcanic, and the current sand is nothing more than fine volcanic rock. Coarse fractions of sand are similar to heel pumice, but they are not gray, but, of course, black. Over time, large black stones break the ocean and turn them into fine sand, which is strongly eaten into the skin. By the way, we recommend that you do not wear light-colored swimwear on black sand beaches for this very reason: do not wash it later. Black volcanic sand is the hallmark of Tenerife and all the Canary Islands. Black to black is different, and although all such beaches are considered black sand beaches, they still have their own sand on them. Rumor has it that black volcanic sand has healing properties and it is necessary to lie down on the sand after the ocean and get dirty. Where are the beaches with black volcanic sand, list In fact, there are a lot of these beaches here, it is more difficult to find a bright coast, since sand from the Sahara desert is usually brought to such beaches. The best black sand beaches are located in the south of the island and in the north: 1. Playa de la Arena (Playa de la Arena) 2. Playa Jardin (Playa Jardin) 3. Playa de Martianez (Eastern part Puerto de la Cruz) 4. Playa de los Cristianos 5. Playa de las Vistas 6. Small beach near the town of Garachico 7. Nice Martian black sand beach in La Caleta de Interián This is not a complete list of black volcanic sand beaches, but enough for your trip: there will be plenty of unusual photos, and we will share our photos with you . The most beautiful black sand beach on the island of Tenerife I would like to see the northern part of the island, namely the town of La Caleta de Interian, that’s for sure – a mystical beach. We were on the island in December, and, apparently, in winter, the northern part is viewed by rare tourists. This beach can truly be called the best of the black family. Majestic mountains, beautiful and expensive hotels, elongated palm trees and the sound of the ocean, a cosmic landscape, but only this is water, not the sky, although it looks like it. Super! It was already evening, but we decided to swim. Watch the video: we filmed a short review. There is also a photo, isn’t it beautiful? Black sand beach La Caleta de Interián is the first place in our ranking. If you are going on an excursion to Garachico and the Dragon Tree, be sure to visit this mystical place. And in the evening, you can have a delicious dinner there in the fish restaurant El Mundial 82. Volcanic black sand – where else to see this beauty? There is a place on the island called Los Gigantes, and there is a beautiful beach with black sand, which is surrounded by giant rocks, apparently because of these rocks this majestic name came from. On this beach in Los Gigantes, it is very good to watch sunsets: you can arrive early and combine viewing with an excursion or a hike in the Masca Gorge – there, by the way, there is very fine black sand. Thank you very much for reading us, thank you for your attention we are pleased to give you a virtual tour of the black sand beaches of Tenerife . Follow us on Instagram and travel with us! Check out our personal tag #howdewhywhy Source Lovers of sunshine and fertile sea elements prefer golden beaches with clean sand. Getting into the land of their dreams, the Canary Islands, many tourists freeze in surprise at the sight of a long coastal strip in ash-graphite tones. But these black-eyed resorts in the north-west of Tenerife keep a great secret when the rebellious elements escaped from the pointed rocks and fell in hot lava on the ancient settlements. Over the millennia, blue winds, abundant moisture and streams of sunlight have crushed, dried up and turned volcanic rock into fine dust. And today, Tenerife’s black sand beaches are a unique and infinitely useful creation of nature. Playa de la Arena welcomes guests Black sand is rich in minerals and heals diseases of the musculoskeletal system. It heals inflammatory processes in the joints, relieves them of excessive salt deposition. Volcanic sand has a beneficial effect on fractures and osteochondrosis, reducing the recovery time. Chronic rhinitis and tonsillitis, bronchitis and pharyngitis are a thing of the past. Playa Arena is a health resort for numerous tourists suffering from getting rid of ailments. This is a favorite place for young families with kids who do not strive for unbridled fun, but dream of peace of mind. To protect delicate skin from the rays of the sun, parents are offered umbrellas, awnings and goggles for a small fee. Experienced travelers call to bury themselves in the black sands of the beach after 4 pm and no more than 5-7 minutes. The “healing session” must be completed by immersion in the gentle waters of the Atlantic, followed by a bath in the shower. Black sand warms up quickly, so it is advisable to walk along it in socks or golfs. Playa Arena cannot boast of an abundance of entertainment events. This is a place to relax, to find the inner harmony of the soul and body and merge with the divine nature. Romantics and poets, artists and photographers capture amazing moments of admiring the beauty of a tropical sunset in order to transfer it to canvas or a unique photograph. Tenerife is an island of blooming spring, and Playa Arena is open to guests all year round. In January, the air warms up to 21 degrees Celsius, and in August it does not fall below +28. The nearest hotel can be reached in 10-15 minutes to dissolve in the coolness of the room with a refreshing drink in hand. Playa Jardín enchants with beauty This delightful resort is like an evergreen garden. It is located in the northwest of Tenerife, not far from Puerto de la Cruz. This embodied beauty was created according to the project of the artist and connoisseur of the beautiful Cesar Manrique, who did not manage to live and enjoy the charming masterpiece. The artificially constructed beach is divided by quaint rocks of volcanic origin into three cozy bays. Waterfalls cascade down steep slopes, leaving bright splashes on colorful flowers framing the silky dark sand. Playa Jardin invites you to unhurried relaxation and contemplation of the surrounding splendor. Lovers of exciting landscapes find magical peace here. For 5 euros, you can get an umbrella and a sun lounger, take a shower and pay tribute to the Canarian cuisine in a local restaurant. Every day from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. , lifeguards are closely watching the vacationers, ready to help and protect them from high, threatening waves. For environmental safety and cleanliness, Playa Jardin has repeatedly received the Blue Flag award. The undulating sands of the beach flow smoothly into a grandiose garden of coconut and banana trees covering an area of ​​about 17,000 square meters. A few steps from the unique tropical garden is the famous Loro Park. The most talkative, noisy and largest family of parrots in the world lives here. The giant shark aquarium and the richest collection of delicate orchids are amazing. Playa San Marcos. Untouched beauty In the northwest of Tenerife , in the center of the picturesque town of Icod de los Vinnos, there is the coziest cove imaginable. San Marcos is surrounded by sheer cliffs to protect its inhabitants from gusty winds. Kids build fairytale castles out of pieces of volcanic rock. Their parents indulge in delicious idleness in the shade of rented umbrellas and awnings. A few cafes and restaurants invite you to taste national cuisine. The air is permeated with peace and tranquility. San Marcos Beach does not have its own car park. But the car can be left in any parking lot in the nearby town without showing anxiety and excitement. San Marcos, far from the hustle and bustle, is not crowded on weekdays. But it comes to life and is filled with jokes and laughter on Sunday, when it is difficult to find a place and a free sunbed from the influx of cheerful tourists. Therefore, on this day, you should take care of your rest in advance and choose a cozy corner in the beautiful hours of dawn. Tenerife’s black sand beaches are an amazing creation of nature. Having dissolved in their love, cordiality, sunny rain and caressing waves, you leave your heart on the fertile shore and do not regret anything. Where can I find cheap tours? It is better to search for profitable tours through the Travelata.ru service, which compares prices from more than 120 tour operators and allows you to find the cheapest deals. We do it ourselves and are extremely satisfied ???? Source Places on the planet with the most beautiful black sand beaches Sea, sun, sandy beach – many people’s idea of ​​a perfect vacation. What color is the sand on the imaginary coast? Of course, gold or snow-white. But there are places with gray, pink, orange, red and even green sand. But the most incredible unearthly landscapes can be seen on black beaches. Content 1 Black sand 2 Iceland 2.1 Vik 2.2 Jökulsárlón 9005 Stoqnes 2.20059 3 Spain, Canary Islands 4 USA 4.1 Hawaii 4.2 California: 4.3 Alaska 9 6, EXTROUS BALIA 6,700 6,7,000 6,700 6,7,000 6 8 Martinique, Caribbean 9 Puerto Rico, Vieques 10 New Zealand 11 Greece, Santorini 12 Italy, Sicily 13 Georgia 14 Russia, Kamchatka Black sand Sandy beaches – centuries-old work of the sea, wind, sun to grind minerals. The color of the sand depends on the materials on which the water works. Black sand is hardened volcanic lava, shattered into tiny particles by the worker-sea, carried out by the tides countless times on the coast so that today people can admire the results of labor and bask on the dark velvet of the beaches. Note: the black sand gets very hot, so on the beaches in the hot time of the day you must definitely walk in shoes – so as not to get burned. Black sand is considered curative in diseases of the musculoskeletal system, joints, salt deposits and respiratory organs. You need to “dig in” in the sand no earlier than 4 o’clock in the afternoon, when the sun and sand are no longer so burning. 10-15 minutes is enough time for sand captivity. Black sand beaches are found on the coast of different continents. The story will be about the most picturesque and amazing. Iceland The island state attracts travelers with incredible landscapes, play of light, amazing beaches covered with black volcanic sand. Only seasoned walruses can dare to plunge into the waters of the North Atlantic, but everyone gets to enjoy the beauty. The most beautiful black beaches in Iceland: Vik This beach is recognized as one of the most beautiful in the area, ranked among the most unusual on the planet. Fans of the TV series Game of Thrones could see the ethereal framing of the beach of basalt columns and boulders called “fangs of frost.” Jökulsárlön A fantastic place called Diamond Beach and even more poetically “a ghostly procession of luminous icebergs” is located on the shores of a glacial lagoon in the southeast of the country. Fragments of the glacier, thrown ashore and taken back by the sea, constantly change the picture. The sun’s rays at different times of the day give magical shades to transparent blocks. The beach has been a movie set more than once, it is a must-have object in documentaries and promotional films about Iceland. Jeep and snowmobile tours are organized here. Stokksnes Fantastic black sand dunes constantly changing landscape against the backdrop of the Vestrahorn, a favorite subject for photographers around the world. The sunset or dawn sky reflected in the waters enhances the feeling of unreality. Important to know: the beach is private, a small entry fee goes towards maintaining the roads leading to it. Spain, Canary Islands Few people know that on the paradise islands, where you can relax almost all year round, in addition to picturesque white and golden beaches, there are black beaches that change the usual advertising image of the Canaries beyond recognition. Many black beaches on the island of Tenerife: la Arena: it is preferred by lovers of a relaxing holiday, parents with children, romantic natures; Hardin: a magical place of the island, consisting of three cozy bays, separated by low cliffs with waterfalls and surrounded by tropical trees and flowers. Nearby are “Loro Park” with a huge number of parrots, an aquarium and a collection of orchids; San Marcos: considered one of the coziest beaches of the island: the bay is protected from winds and high waves by rocks; Las Galletas: Divers love the picturesque beach with dark gray sand, where you can learn the secrets of deep diving in diving centers. Magnificent black-sand beaches can be found on other islands of the archipelago: Lago Verde (Lanzarote Island): located between the sea and the unique Green Lake, fragments of green olivine found on the beach are a wonderful memory of the Spanish islands; Adjuy (Fuerteventura): located in a cozy bay surrounded by rocks, in whose caves, according to legend, the pirates hid the stolen treasures. The steep descent into the water is not safe for families with children. USA Hawaii, California, Alaska – the coasts of these United States territories are decorated with night-colored beaches. Hawaii The black beaches of the island state are united by color, but each has its own zest and features. Big Island: Punaluu: famous for its bright contrasting colors – the green of palm trees, the blue of the sea, the white foam of water running on black sand. And on the beach, sea turtles lay their eggs, which can not only be touched, but also approached; Note: it is not safe to be under coconut trees: you can get hit by falling fruits. Kaimu Beach: a beautiful beach surrounded by greenery and flowers is popular with tourists despite the fact that swimming is prohibited here due to strong waves; Kehena Beach: often referred to as the beach of dolphins, which often swim ashore in flocks; beach in the Pololu valley: small and very beautiful, always crowded, although high waves do not allow you to enjoy swimming. Maui: Honokalani: located in the Wainapanapa National Park among pristine nature, picturesque cliffs with caves, a rich underwater world that attracts divers; Wayanapanapa: also located in the national park of the same name with unique natural monuments; Oneuli: a secluded, picturesque beach of choice for lovers of a relaxing holiday. California: Black Sands: Surrounded by beautiful nature and attractive by small pools formed during high tides; Lost Coast: almost 130 km of black sand coastline framed by sheer cliffs. It is chosen by lovers of a serene beach holiday, fearless surfers and conquerors of peaks. Alaska The beach in Prince William Bay is not conducive to relaxing and swimming. But this reserved corner of the northern region reveals all its beauties to tourists: against the backdrop of green hills, you can see glaciers sliding into the water and drifting along it like diamond blocks. People come here to enjoy nature, wander along the coast, go kayaking and, if they are lucky, see seals, sea otters or other representatives of the fauna. French Polynesia, Tahiti Island The Pacific island is known for its magnificent white sand beaches. But no less attractive are dark-colored beaches: Papenu: located in the valley of the same name, surrounded by tropical jungles with waterfalls falling from picturesque cliffs. Surfers love to catch high waves here; Pointe Venus: a great place for a beach holiday and swimming in clear calm water surrounded by greenery, beautiful views. It is believed that Captain James Cook landed here in the 18th century; Taharuu: beautiful beach surrounded by tropical trees. Here you can sunbathe and swim or surf; Lafayette: a favorite holiday destination for residents of the capital of the island of Papeete, whose residents take a little time to get to the beach. Indonesia, Bali island Most of the island’s black beaches are not suitable for swimming due to strong waves. Tourists are attracted by stunning photogenic landscapes, especially at sunrise and sunset hours: Lovina: this beach is said to have the finest black sand in Bali, where you can swim, fish from the shore or go out to sea with local fishermen, watch dolphins; Purnama: high waves and strong currents prevent swimming in this paradise. Here you can watch religious ceremonies, meet stunning sunsets and sunrises; Saba: the never-ceasing sea does not allow you to enjoy swimming, but the fearless aces of surfing conquer the high waves. Horse lovers can take a walk along the coast; Keramas: Another paradise for professional surfers, the waves here reach 2 meters high. Religious ceremonies often take place on the beach; Masketi: another non-swimming beach, but captivating with the beauty of the landscape; Lebach: a quiet place with beautiful scenery, where people like to come in the evenings to enjoy the coolness and the beauty of the sunset over the sea; Cusamba: one of the most beautiful beaches on the island. Due to the impossibility of hiding from the scorching sun in the shade, it is visited only in the morning and evening hours. Japan Tourists visiting the Land of the Rising Sun think about resort vacations the least. And in vain: there are many beautiful beaches on the coast of the island state. Among them are those with black sand: Matsubara: from here, in clear weather, a bewitching view of the famous Mount Fuji with a snowy peak opens. Here you can relax, swim, ride yachts, take a walk through the neighboring pine forest; Ibusuki: This beach is famous for its thermal springs, and vacationers combine business with pleasure – they arrange private baths in the sand with warm healing waters. Martinique, Caribbean Islands Anse Ceron Beach is recognized by tourists as the most beautiful beach on the Caribbean island of Martinique: fine dark sand, coconut palms and other trees surrounding it, clear transparent sea with incoming waves, Dominica island towering above the sea. The rich underwater world attracts divers here. Puerto Rico, Vieques Island Playa Negrita is called the black pearl of the island. It is fenced off by steep yellow-brown rocks. Its peculiarity: the mineral magnetite is present in the sand, constantly confirming its name – it changes the compass readings, attracts metal objects and details. The beach has repeatedly become a place for photo shoots and filming commercials. New Zealand The islands of this country are called the valley of volcanoes. Naturally, there are many beaches with volcanic black sand: Piha: strong coastal waves do not allow swimming far from the coast. But high waves attract avid surfers. Various international competitions in this sport are held here. The beach, surrounded by green hills, is decorated with placers of purple shells brought by the sea; Karekare: an unusually beautiful beach framed by hills covered with green forests, in the midst of which the beautiful waterfall Karekare Falls is hidden, seals and fur seals are not afraid of people on the shore. He became popular after the release of the Oscar-winning historical film The Piano by New Zealand director Jane Campion; Murivai: 60-kilometer beach attracts not only lovers of a serene beach holiday and swimming in warm sea waters. There are all conditions for practicing various sports: hang gliding, kite surfing, horseback riding. Fishermen will not leave its surroundings without a good catch. The rocks were chosen for nesting bird colonies, which can be viewed from observation platforms. Greece, Santorini island Santorini island is famous for its cozy white and golden sandy and pebbly beaches. But there are also unusual black beaches here: Perissa: 7-kilometer beach with a gentle entrance to the water is equipped with everything you need to carefree spend the whole day here: sun loungers, umbrellas, bars, restaurants, you can order food and drinks to the beach at specially equipped tables. Beach volleyball and football, diving are popular here. Popular artists often perform at evening and night discos; Perivolos: next to Pericca, but less popular due to the steep depth. Therefore, there is expanse for outdoor activities: volleyball, football, parachuting, riding bananas or jet skis; Kamari: beautiful, clean, well-maintained, safe – no wonder it was awarded the Blue Flag. Here you can relax with children, for whom a town with various attractions was built. The attraction of the beach is the Meso Vouno salt block protruding from the sea; Monolithos: the most popular for families. There is a gentle entrance to the water, a playground. Nearby is the airport of the island, and watching the takeoff and landing of aircraft is one of the entertainments of vacationers; Vlychada: a beautiful uncrowded beach, bordered by unusual sheer cliffs, on which the sculptor-wind carved bizarre ornaments and figures. Italy, Sicily Sicily and the surrounding small islands, thanks to the volcano Etna, are rich in black beaches: Spiaggia Sabbie Nere (island of Vulcano): famous for thermal waters flowing from a source over the sand to the sea. The beach resembles numerous baths with healing water; Aci Trezza (Province of Catania): A few cliffs jutting out of the water add to the unusual landscape. Diving and snorkeling enthusiasts gather here. Many tourists come specifically for the holidays and festivals often held on the beach during the holiday season; Aci Castello: a beautiful beach surrounded by palm trees and other trees, with the necessary infrastructure, a gentle entry into the water, for which parents with children love it. And divers prefer it for the incredibly beautiful underwater world. Georgia Ureki Beach, located in the village of the same name, 50 km from Batumi, is a picturesque place surrounded by a pine forest. Black sand is recognized as unique – it contains a large amount of the mineral magnetite (as on the beach of Playa Negrita in Puerto Rico). The healing properties of magnetic sand have been studied and used for many diseases in the sanatorium “Kolchis”, built next to the beach. People come here for the treatment of cardiovascular diseases, respiratory organs, musculoskeletal system, nervous system, cerebral palsy and many others. Russia, Kamchatka The 30-kilometer volcanic beach of Khalaktyrka is located in the Avacha Bay near the city of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky. The water in the bay, even on summer days, does not exceed 15 degrees, so the most hardened ones decide to swim. But there are many lovers of sunbathing on the warm black sand. Many people come here just to admire the unique nature, wander along the coast and, if they are lucky, see the “indigenous” marine inhabitants – seals, including sea lions (eared seals) in the water. Recently, Khalaktyrka has been chosen by surfers: they are attracted by almost unceasing high waves. There are many more night-colored beaches on the planet than mentioned in this article. Some are equipped for a beach holiday, while others come to admire the unique beauty of landscapes or go in for water sports. But all the beaches are united by the bewitching mystical color of the sand. 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Hundreds of years after the eruptions, volcanic lava flowed into the ocean and solidified, sea water broke it and threw particles onto the shore – this is how Vik Beach, one of the most amazing places in Iceland, was born. Although the Icelandic climate is not conducive to long-term swimming, the local scenery is worth seeing with your own eyes: from the black beach of the beach you can clearly see basalt boulders growing out of the water and black columns “Reynisdrangar” (Reynisdrangar) or “Troll Fingers”. Native Share Playa Jardin, Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain. On the island of Tenerife at the foot of the Teide volcano (this is the highest point in Spain), there is the famous Playa Jardin – an artificial black beach. It appeared on the northern coast of the island in 1993 thanks to an ingenious plan by the architect Cesar Manrique. 230,000 cubic meters of volcanic sand were raised from the sea day to the shore and protected the new black beach from the waves with a dam weighing 20 tons. Now the islanders call this place the pearl of the Puerto de la Cruz resort. The free beach is equipped for swimming: there are sun loungers, umbrellas, showers, changing rooms, several restaurants. The blue flag of UNESCO reports that the black sand of Playa Jardin has healing properties. Native Share Black Sand Beach, Maui, Hawaii. Waianapanapa is not the only black sand beach on the island of Maui, but unlike others, it was formed gradually. For centuries, sea waves eroded coastal rocks of volcanic origin, their fragments turned into black sand, which settled on the coast. In winter, there are very strong waves, so swimming is best in summer. Travelers will also be interested in seeing the black caves and stone bridges of natural origin. Native Share Piha Beach, New Zealand. The New Zealand Islands are called the Valley of the Volcanoes, and Piha Beach, like many other black beaches in New Zealand, is of volcanic origin. Piha Beach, located 50 minutes from Auckland, is a popular surf spot. Swimming here is dangerous due to strong waves, but surfers come here from all over the world to catch waves on boards. Native Share Jökulsárlón Beach, Iceland. Black volcanic sand and blocks of ice that have broken off from Iceland’s largest glacier, Vatnajökull, and landed on the shore form a very unusual Jökulsárlón beach. In the glacial lagoon of Jekulsarlon, scenes of the James Bond films A View to a Kill and Dia Another Day, episodes of Batman Begins were filmed. Native Share Black Sand Beach, Alaska. You won’t want to take a dip in the crystal clear waters that run up the black coast in Prince William Sound. But while kayaking, you can meet killer whales, sea otters, fur seals and seals that lie on ice floes among the mountain slopes. Native Share Miho no Matsubara, Shizuoka, Japan. Previously, the snow-white beach with pine trees Miho no Matsubara, stretching for 6.5 kilometers along the coast of the city of Shizuoka, was considered one of the most beautiful in Japan. Today, centuries-old pine trees, which are included in the UNESCO World Heritage List, still stand here, the same view of Mount Fuji opens from the shore, and the sand on the beach is natural black. Once upon a time, white sand on Miho no Matsubara was transported from the Abe River, but over time, the waves washed it away, and the beach turned black again due to the volcanic rock that forms the Miho Peninsula. Native Share Punalu’u Beach, Big Island, Hawaii. The Big Island National Volcanic Park (Big Island – indeed the largest of the Hawaiian Islands) is one of the world’s most active volcanoes Kilauea. The black sand of Punaluu Beach is made up of its lava. Here live green sea turtles of a rare species, which are under the protection of the law. It is forbidden to touch them, as well as to take the black sand from the beach with you as a keepsake. Native Share Anse Céron, Martinique. This charcoal sand beach is a bright spot against the lush greenery of Martinique’s tropical jungle. Anse Céron is one of the few secluded beaches on the island, which is chosen by local divers. Along the rocky coast there are several shops with diving equipment. Native Share Playa Negra, Vieques, Puerto Rico. Playa Negra is called the “black pearl” of the island of Vieques – all because the sand on this beach contains the volcanic mineral magnetite, which paints it dark. Volcanic soil rich in magnetite falls on Playa Negra along with rain flows from the slopes of Monte Pirata. Beach sand is magnetic, sticks to metal parts, changes compass readings, and turns towels black. Models in swimsuits were photographed for Victoria’s Secret in 2015 against the backdrop of azure waves crashing on a black sandy beach. Native Share Karekare Beach, New Zealand. New Zealand’s Karekare Beach (40 minutes drive from Auckland) became famous after the 1992 movie The Piano was released on the big screen. Fog, storm clouds and rocks hanging over a deserted beach with volcanic sand in the frame attracted the attention of travelers from all over the world to Karekare Beach. In the vicinity of the beach there is a beautiful waterfall of the same name Karekare Falls, and Karekare is also chosen by a colony of seals that lie and frolic on the shore. Native Share Stokksnes Beach, Iceland. The ash-black coastline of Stokksnes Beach on the southeast coast of Iceland looks like the backdrop for the films of the Lord of the Rings trilogy. A wild beach with volcanic sand is surrounded by the Vestrahorn mountain range, you should not swim here, but you won’t find a better place to watch sunsets in the area. Los americas tenerife: Access denied | www.spain-tenerife.com used Cloudflare to restrict access Опубликовано: January 6, 2022 в 10:12 am Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous Playa de las Americas (Tenerife) Vacation Packages | Vacation to Playa de las Americas (Tenerife) Playa de las Americas is the party capital of Tenerife, that’s the most important aspect to remember about this lively resort on the south coast of the island. Thousands of revellers live it up in this vibrant and colourful holiday destination that is renowned for its 24-hour festivities, making it one of the most popular places to visit in all of Europe. The lively resort area is known for its beaches, cabaret bars, nightclubs, and shops. Nearby, Los Cristianos beach area blends in well with the same appeal – each year thousands of revellers live it up in this vibrant and colourful vacation destination that is renowned for its 24-hour festivities. 7 nights from $1,689* An unforgettable holiday in the idyllic Canary Island, Spain is at your disposal in this package. With a Rental Car, combine and visit; Tenerife South (renowned for the wonderful sandy beaches lining much of its coastline. Its permanently pleasant weather and sunshine all year round). Then, drive along the north coast of Tenerife Island, and explore; Playa de La Americas (the centre of nightlife In Tenerife; full for restaurants, bars, hotels and North European tourists). Finally, spend glorious days under the sun in Costa Adeje (the classiest resort on Tenerife`s south coast, home to many newly-developed hotels that draw chic European guests). This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities. 432974 Explore_South_Tenerife_(Self_Drive)-vac In-stock org/AggregateRating” itemscope=””> 1 Customer Reviews Customize and Book! South Tenerife and La Gomera Island by Ferry 6 nights from $1,411* More details› Explore Tenerife Island (Self Drive) 10 nights from $2,850* More details› Playa de las Americas (Tenerife) Map of Point of Interest hotels activities Browse all 3 customizable packages  or  Build Your Own Itinerary 4. 7 out of 5 stars ► 1 Reviews Playa de las Americas Tourist Information and Travel Guide As recently as only two years ago, the generic resort destination of Playa de las Americas could refer to any hotel, apartment, restaurant or bar on the south west coast of Tenerife from Los Cristianos in the municipal district of Arona in the east, through to the Toviscas district of nearby Adeje in the west. However, extensive pressure from both tour operators and the island’s own Provincial Government, has recently led to the re-branding of much of the area into the “new” resort of Costa Adeje. So why would they wish to change a formula that has worked so successfully for the last 40 years? Well in very simple terms, to most people the very mention of a holiday to Playa de las Americas conjures up images of neon lit all night bars, and the very worst excesses of a “yob culture” that the media are so keen to promote. Certainly not the place that would attract either families or middle aged couples, which for Tenerife, is increasingly becoming the target market. If you were to ask any tour operator or travel agent, what is the difference between Costa Adeje and Playa de las Americas? If they are honest, they are likely to smile and reply “about £200 per week”, which does indirectly reflect that Costa Adeje has a far higher proportion of newer 5 star hotels than the somewhat older Playa de las Americas. So where does this magical dividing line between Costa Adeje and Playa de las Americas occur? For those of you familiar with this area of Tenerife, as you walk out of the Veronicas complex, if you turn left, walk over the bridge above the small gorge you have just crossed from Playa de las Americas into Costa Adeje. This gorge is shown on our street map of the resort, as being the dark brown shaded area between the Hotel Park Troya and the CC Gala. Making the transfer from the Reina Sofia International Airport, some 25km away to the east, is for most visitors to the resort fairly painless, once you have collected your luggage and cleared customs that it. The main Tenerife motorway, the TF-1, takes you to within almost walking distance of the resort centre, and normally it should take no more than around 20 – 30 minutes to complete the journey. Having said that, for those visitors who choose to pay the additional cost for a tour operators coach transfer, although after 30 minutes you will certainly be “somewhere” in either Playa de las Americas or Costa Adeje, the final transfer time may be somewhere in the region of 1 hour before you actually arrive at your chosen accommodation. For most people visiting Playa de las Americas for the first time, this unscheduled tour of the south west coast isn’t really an issue, as it gives them an early opportunity to get their bearings, along with a general feeling as to what the area has to offer visitors. If however, you have visited Tenerife before, and feel that after already spending the last 7 hours or so either sitting in an airport departure lounge, or cramped Boeing 747, you now wish to take the most direct route to your chosen accommodation, there is always a multitude of taxis waiting outside of the arrivals hall. Although these taxis do all operate on a fixed price basis, this “fixed price” can, and often does, vary slightly depending upon the number of suitcases, the time of day or night of the journey, and of course the number of passengers carried, however, as a very general guide the journey should normally cost somewhere in the region of 20€ to 25€. Whatever method of transport you finally decide upon for this transfer, and as with the other resorts on the island, we have put together the basic directions for this journey, complete with links to maps where appropriate, and this is available from the Route Map link on the left hand frame of this page. Once you have settled into your accommodation, and have had the opportunity to explore the resort beyond the confines of the hotel grounds, you will very quickly discover that a wide traffic free promenade runs along the full length of the resort. This promenade actually begins at Los Cristianos in the east and continues for several miles right into the heart of Playa de las Americas, through Costa Adeje, and ultimately on to the resort of La Caleta in the west. Walking along any section of the promenade you will undoubtedly encounter numerous street traders selling “genuine” designer T shirts and Rolex watches for less than the price of a cup of tea, as well as the highly organised “find the lady” card games. These games are illegal and you WILL loose your money very quickly. The minimum stake is usually around £20. Be warned, these people all operate in groups of between 6 – 8, excluding the lookouts, and the only ones winning will be part of the group. These people will never force you to get involved, and you will not feel threatened by their game as long as you ignore them. One particular part of the promenade certainly worth a mention, is the short stretch running from the Hotel Bouganville Playa to the marina at Puerto Colon, and is known locally as the “Geranium promenade”. Unlike the harbour at Los Cristianos, the marina at Puerto Colon is a purpose built tourist development, which has never, as far as we are aware, ever been a true functioning port. It does however, have moorings for almost 400 vessels up to a maximum length of 24 metres, along with a further 237 hard standing berths. This facility, along with the superbly equipped Los Gigantes marina a few miles to the north, has on more that one occasion been described as being “the best in Tenerife” and although clearly an exaggeration of the truth, it certainly helps to raise the profile of the resort to have a number of expensive yachts moored here. Puerto Colom harbour is also the mooring and departure point for many of the tour operators day trips that offer visitors the opportunity to see the whale and dolphins colonies that live in the deep Atlantic waters between Tenerife and La Gomera. Returning to dry land if we may, this area of south Tenerife around Costa Adeje and Playa de las Americas, has got to be the Timeshare, or holiday co-ownership as they prefer to call it, capital of the world! Any couple waking together along the promenade under the age of 60 will be a prime target for the touts. The first question will always be “do you speak English?”. After that you may be asked to help them with a holiday questionnaire on behalf of the Spanish tourist board, or the more common scratch card. These scratch cards are all winners. Prizes may be 3 days car hire, water park tickets, duty free packs or the star prize of £1,000. Unless you want to sacrifice 1/2 day of your holiday to a relentless hard sell, do not go with them to collect your prize! Remember, only the foolish or greedy will really believe that they are getting something for nothing. These people tend to hunt in packs, their favourite haunts being from the Veronicas to the Centro Commercial Salytien. Few would ever deny that Playa de las Americas is anything other that modern purpose built tourist resort. But in all honesty, it doesn’t ever pretend to be anything else, and as long as you have money in your wallet you will always find something to do. At the end of two weeks here, you will either have had the holiday of your lifetime, or a holiday from hell, all depending on your outlook on life. No part of this web site may be reproduced without the prior written permission of the publishers. For further information please contact Islas Travel Guides. Whilst every care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of editorial content of this site, no responsibility can be taken for any errors and omissions that occur therein. This website was launched on 1 May 2002 Copyright 2020 Islas Travel Guides How far is Los Cristianos from Playa de las Americas: drive distance Wanderlog staff Updated • updatedJul 19, 2021 Nonstop drive time How far is the distance between Los Cristianos and Playa de las Americas? The direct drive from Los Cristianos, Spain to Playa de las Americas, Spain is 1.9 miles or 3.0 km, and should have a drive time of 8 minutes in normal traffic. 1.9 miles Total Distance 8 minutes Drive Time I’ll never travel to Los Cristianos without this trip planner again Learn more Don’t take our word for it Slide 1 of 6 Love love love! ❤️ Planning travel has actually been fun instead of tedious because of this app. Julie G. Exactly what I needed to plan a trip. I can’t imagine anyone not loving this app! Jen S. Wanderlog makes planning a trip so effortless. Seriously, this app does it all! Brad C. This site and app let me do all the planning for our 15 day trip in a little over 6 hours! I can’t recommend it enough! Amanda W. Amazing!! The organization this app provides has taken a huge weight off my shoulders. Garrett V. This is the crème de la crème of planning apps! Don’t think about it – just click download right this minute. Chris C. Los Cristianos to Playa de las Americas drive time with breaks Driving from Los Cristianos to Playa de las Americas takes about 8 minutes if you do it nonstop, and given that it’s just 8 minutes, you probably can do it in one go without issues. If you want to stop along the way, though, there are definitely interesting sights to see! Take a look at the best stops on a Los Cristianos to Playa de las Americas drive for some inspiration. What cities are between Los Cristianos and Playa de las Americas? If you’re thinking of driving between Los Cristianos and Playa de las Americas and thinking of staying a night, it’s worth looking at a few of the cities that are on the route. The most popular cities to stop between Los Cristianos and Playa de las Americas are Puerto de la Cruz, Adeje, Arona, Costa Adeje, and El Medano. Puerto de la Cruz is the most popular city on the route — it’s 1 hour from Los Cristianos and 1 hour from Playa de las Americas. Going back? How far is Playa de las Americas from Los Cristianos? Honestly, it shouldn’t differ by too much, but if you’re curious about the drive back, check out the reverse directions to see how far Playa de las Americas is from Los Cristianos. On your trip from Los Cristianos to Playa de las Americas, stop by Puerto de la Cruz, Adeje, Arona, Costa Adeje, and El Medano! Make sure to visit Puerto de la Cruz, the most popular city on the route, and see Puerto de la Cruz’s top attractions like Loro Parque, Costa Martianez, and Botanical Gardens (Jardin Botanico). 1 Arona is a municipality in the southern part of the island of Tenerife in the Canary Islands. The municipality covers an area of 81.79 square kilometres comprising 4% of the island’s area. The town Arona is 59 km southwest from Santa Cruz de Tenerife, the island’s capital. The population in 2017 was about 93,496. 42% as popular as Puerto de la Cruz 10 minutes off the main route, 44% of way to Playa de las Americas 2 El Médano Outdoor Activities Beaches El Médano is a town in the municipality of Granadilla de Abona, on the island of Tenerife, one of the Canary Islands. It is located about 11 kilometers from the town of Granadilla, reaching an average altitude of 75 meters above sea level. 5% as popular as Puerto de la Cruz 16 minutes off the main route, 45% of way to Playa de las Americas 3 Puerto de la Cruz Puerto de la Cruz is a city on the north coast of Tenerife, the largest of Spain’s Canary Islands. It’s known for its dark, volcanic-sand beaches and the huge Loro Parque zoo, which lies to the west. On the seafront, Lago Martiánez is a saltwater pool complex designed by architect César Manrique. The old harbor is home to a 17th-century customs house and Batería de Santa Bárbara, a crumbling 18th-century fort. Most popular city on this route 1 hour off the main route, 47% of way to Playa de las Americas 4 Adeje is a municipality in southwest Tenerife, one of Spain’s Canary Islands. It’s home to Costa Adeje resort, with Siam Park, a Thai-themed water park, and many beaches, like gray-sand Playa El Duque. Northeast, Adeje town has Santa Úrsula Church, with sgraffito work and a bell gable. The Museum of Sacred Art lies underneath Plaza España square. El Barranco del Infierno is a rugged nature reserve with trails. 88% as popular as Puerto de la Cruz 10 minutes off the main route, 48% of way to Playa de las Americas 5 Costa Adeje 20% as popular as Puerto de la Cruz 10 minutes off the main route, 51% of way to Playa de las Americas Everything You Can Find Near It Las Americas beach is one of the main touristic areas of Tenerife, which has a luxury status and is located on the southwest coast of the island. It is well known for its incredible natural and artificial beaches, as well as the possibility of surfing and even having an active nightlife. However, in addition to bathe in its waters, the truth is that in Las Americas you have many options to have amazing experiences either with friends or family. Contents of this post | Find what you want! 1 What you can find near Las Americas? 2 Restaurants in Las Americas 2.1 La Casita de Taby 2.2 Sushi Amore Tavern (Taberna Sushi Amore) 2.3 Friends Lounge Bar & Restaurant 3 Malls at Las Americas 3.1 Oasis Shopping Center 3.2 Zentral Center 3.3 Arcade Shopping Center 4 Hotels in the Americas 4.1 Hotel Zentral Center 4.2 Sol Tenerife What you can find near Las Americas? Las Americas zone is full of famous shops and prestigious restaurants, as well as first class hotels. Below we provide you a guide so you can meet some of the most popular places in the area and thus enjoy what they have to offer. Restaurants in Las Americas Gastronomy in Las Americas have a varied menu with food coming directly from India, Japan, Italy, the main Spain and other regions. Some of the most prestigious restaurants can be found in this area that will make you fall in love with the options you have. La Casita de Taby This is a popular tapas bar located near the beach sector. They are very known for an excellent care as well as generous portions of food at an affordable price stands. This is a local designed fairly simple but very welcoming and has sea views from its terrace. Sushi Amore Tavern (Taberna Sushi Amore) This is a restaurant specializing in Japanese cuisine with a lot of prestige in the area. Located at Avenida Antonio Dominguez, Sushi Amore is open from 18:30 to tourists and residents for them to enjoy enjoy their varied and gorgeous food, which is ranked as one of the best on the entire island. Its varied Asian food is an experience that many visitors consider exceptional. Friends Lounge Bar & Restaurant Friends Lounge is a famous restaurant bar that is characterized by a varied menu of high quality, which can find: Paella Paninis (different kinds for all tastes) Spaghetti (with varied sauce selection) Meat Desserts Among others Similarly, it is an exceptional place to have a good time with good company, in which there is a very pleasant atmosphere and also cheap beer, with prices starting from euro. This is an excellent choice if you are looking for good food and comfort. Malls at Las Americas Shopping in this region of Tenerife can be more expensive than normal because the stores you can find here are some of the most recognized in Spain and the entire world. However, if you like accessible stuff you can also have great options to choose. Oasis Shopping Center Located on Avenida Las Americas (near the beach with the same name), the Oasis Mall is one of the largest in the area. This, because it has a variety of upscale shops, attractive walkways to stroll and local food or sweets very well qualified. This shopping center is located in a very exclusive area of ​​Tenerife, so the comfort and tranquility for a walk with your family or friends is guaranteed. Zentral Center This mall has a deceptive design that could make you believe you’re at an office tower. However, within its walls with windows that highlight you meet a splendid place to go for a walk in a day of rest. Located at Avenida Antonio Dominguez, shopping in this place you can find: Supermarket Cinemas Fitness center Cafeteria Among others Although it does not have such a variety of stores such as Oasis, Zentral Center is emerging as a place mostly for walking and recreation, in a quiet area of ​​Tenerife. Arcade Shopping Center Small sized shopping center with cozy and quirky design, which is very close to Playa las Americas. Arcade is an ideal place to relax and enjoy the best things about Tenerife, despite not having a similar variety of other malls in the area, it is one of the best options to walk a while. Restaurants, outdoor areas, an exclusive selection of shops and even a roof umbrella! are some of the things you can find on this site. Hotels in the Americas Tenerife hotels are characterized by high quality; due it is an area that has as one of its main income in tourism. Although quality standards are high, it is important that you take notice what benefits to provide each rest house not only within its facilities, but also in activities outside. Regardless of the hotel where you stay with us you can take boat trips to see animals in their natural habitat as whales and dolphins, with transport included round trip so you can have an exceptional experience with your company. Hotel Zentral Center Located next to the shopping center that bears his name, Zentral Center is a simple style hotel is just 10 minutes’ walk from the beach and 2.1 km from Siam Water Park. Unobtrusive (but cozy) rooms are equipped with: Wi-Fi connection Desk Minibar Flat screen Similarly, the overall hotel features: Restaurant 2 Saunas (and Jacuzzi) Rooftop outdoor pool Terrace with panoramic ocean view You can enjoy all these benefits being close to the beach and in a luxurious area from 71 Euros each night. Sol Tenerife This modern 4-star hotel is located on the beachfront and a few steps from the promenade and 2.3 km from Aqualand, one of the largest water parks in Tenerife. In its spacious rooms are also provided: Balcony or terrace Satellite television Sea or mountain views Wi-Fi Minibar (surcharge) The hotel has a buffet restaurant (with free breakfast), wood-paneled bar, three swimming pools, tennis courts, 2 scenarios discovered, supermarket and more. You can enjoy all these amenities in Sol Tenerife starting with 116 Euros each night. Definitely, Las Americas beach is a great choice when it comes to not only enjoy its well maintained waters, but the entire high-end tourism there are about the same. If you want to meet one of the best areas around Tenerife, we recommend you visit the area of ​​Las Americas. If you’ve attended and watched the area, we would love to hear your thoughts about it! so you can give us suggestions to us and other tourists who are planning to go. [kkstarratings] °HOTEL SOL TENERIFE PLAYA DE LAS AMERICAS 4* (Spain) – from 6753 RUB Very good799799 reviews10 Hotel Sol Tenerife – Playa de las Americas 28.06423, -16.73142 Playa de las Americas, Spain 6753RUB 51 photo 51 photo 51 photo 51 photo 51 51 photo 51 photo address 9000 , Playa de las Americas, Spain, 38660, Tenerife Show map Description Hotel Sol Tenerife is an excellent 4-star hotel located near Playa de las Americas. Guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi in public areas of the hotel. Location A 16 minute walk from the hotel takes guests to Siam Mall. Siam Beach. located 650 meters from the hotel. Golden Beach is a 6-minute walk from the hotel. Sol Tenerife is a short drive from Siam Park Water Park. The nearest bus stop “Los Geranios” is 500 meters away. Rooms Air-conditioned rooms with mountain views feature a work desk, electronic key and satellite TV. They also have tiled floors. Meals Breakfast is served every morning at the bar. The “Bar Piscina” restaurant specializes in international cuisine. The lively bar offers beer, wine and soft drinks. Leisure and business Additional charges apply for activities such as gym and sun loungers. The hotel has a playground, games room and a mini club for guests with children. Guests can play tennis, football and diving, as well as enjoy massages, a steam bath and a steam room. Internet Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. Parking No parking. The hotel staff speaks English, German, Spanish, Italian, Russian. Number of floors: 11. Number of rooms: 522. – Hide Amenities Most Popular Amenities parking Luggage storage 24 hour service 24 hour reception Food/ Drinks Pool bar Restaurant Snack bar Gym / Fitness Fitness studio Pool Outdoor pool Spa and Care for Pedicure Manicure Jacuzzi Massage of the back Massage of the total body Cosmetic procedures Parny General Wi-Fi Luggage storage 24 hour service Food/Beverages Gym / Fitness Pool Spa and body care Sports and fitness Fitness center Scuba diving Hiking Tennis court Golf course Billiards Darts Table tennis Fitness studio Services Room service Car rental Laundry Dry cleaning Doctor on call Shops/ commercial services Power Breakfast Restaurant Pool Bar Snack bar Buffet For work Business center Meeting / banquet rooms For children Nanny/Child care Children’s buffet Children’s pool Children’s playground Kids Club Playroom Leisure Outdoor pool Beach access Chaise lounges Casino Water park Entertainment Night club Sun deck Garden Steam room Jacuzzi Pedicure Manicure Cosmetic procedures Back massage Full body massage Swimming pool with a view View from room Sea view Amenities in the room Air conditioning in the room Safe in room Minibar Rest area Terrace Garden furniture Balcony Tea/coffee set Getting the room ready for bed Mirror Ironing accessories Rollaway beds Bathroom Hair dryer on request Free toiletries Bedroom Pillow Menu Duvet Media Flat screen TV Hi-Fi System Cable/Satellite TV Computer in room Pay TV Telephone Alarm clock radio Show all amenitiesHide list of amenities Important information Check-infrom 15:00-23:59FREECheck-outuntil 12:00FREE Extra bedsThere are no extra beds available in a room. Baby cots are not available in the room. Pets Pets are not allowed. + More Hide Rooms and Availability Twin Room Bathtub Balcony Air conditioner Room details Triple room Bathtub Balcony org/LocationFeatureSpecification”> Air conditioner Room details Triple room Sea view Bathtub Balcony Air conditioner Room details Show 3 more room types Hide Location Avenida Rafael Puig Lliviana, S/N, Playa de las Americas, Spain, 38660, Tenerife Famous places of the city Nearby Restaurants Amusement Park Siam Park 1. 8 km Shopping Center Siam Mall 1.3 km Playa de las Americas Patch 630 m Tenerife 2.6 km Commercial area Centro Commercial Parque Santiago 6 1.7 km Aquapark Dolphinarium Aqualand Costa Adeje 2.6 km Fountain Fountain “Light and Music” 1.4 km Av. las Américas Piramide de Arona Convention Center 1.5 km 91.8 км 38660 Playa de las Américas Playa del Bunker – El Guincho – Las Américas 960 м 38660 Costa Adeje Playa de El Bobo 660 м Calle San Escape Rooms Island Phobia Tenerife 660 m 38660 Arona Playa Honda 620 m Av. Siam Kamikaze 660 m Beach Playa de Troya 1.0 km Av. Siam Singha 660 m Av. Siam Dragon 660 m Siam Park Wave Palace 660 m Av. Siam Mai Tai 660 m Av. Siam Lost City 660 m Av. Siam Mekong 660 m Av. Siam Kinnari 660 m Av. Siam Savasdi 660 m Av. Quinto Centenario El Teide 660 m Yacht Club Port of Los Cristianos 2.6 km Av. Rafael Puig Lluvina Travel Information Company 690 m Nightclub ViVO Mini Golf Treasure Island Royal Garden Restaurant 270 м Coast side Deep Blue Restaurant 370 м Sea front Behind hotel Las Palmeras Bellavista 200 м Avenida Rafael Puig y Lluvina Playa de Las Am\u00E9ricas Papagayo Beach Club 380 m avda. Rafael Puig Lluvina 8 CC Verronicas 3 CC Verronicas 3 Union Jacks 220 m Calle Managua Las Americas Ocean Lounge Bar 350 m Transport + More- Hide Need a transfer? You can book your transfer after you have completed your booking at the hotel. Reviews 7.4 Very good799 reviews Location7.8 Room6.8 Service6.2 Food7.8 IvanHotel Sol Tenerife – Playa de las Americas 7.8 Very good Our perfect room had a super comfortable bed. Budget hotel, we will definitely come here again. Ivan Russia, February 2022 LyudmylaHotel Sol Tenerife – Playa de las Americas 7.4 Very good Spacious room with breathtaking views and a comfortable bed. Lyudmyla Russia, December 2021 AleksandrHotel Sol Tenerife – Playa de las Americas 9.0 Ideal I really liked the budget hotel, besides, the food here is excellent. Perfect room, excellent service. 9Alexander 0003 Russia, November 2021 org/Review”> YevgenyHotel Sol Tenerife – Playa de las Americas 8.2 Excellent This luxurious hotel is unlike any other in the city, it was just what you need. All in all, a unique location. There were comfortable beds as well as a mini bar, kettle and dressing table with mirror. We were greeted by friendly unrealistically kind staff. Yevgeny Russia, October 2021 ValentinSol Tenerife Hotel – Playa de las Americas 7.6 Very good Great staff, delicious food. The room was spacious with a modern bathroom, minibar, seating area and kitchenette. Valentine Russia, October 2021 NatalyaHotel Sol Tenerife – Playa de las Americas 7.2 Very good Spacious rooms and a brilliant pool. Picturesque location, the room had a balcony, living room and kitchenette. Natalia Russia, September 2021 MaksimHotel Sol Tenerife – Playa de las Americas 8.0 Excellent Overall a well organized hotel. If you are in Playa de las Americas – Extremely helpful staff and very comfortable beds, great location. I had a comfortable bedroom with a fabulous view of the ocean. Maxim Russia, June 2021 PyotrHotel Sol Tenerife – Playa de las Americas 7.0 Very good good food and professional staff. The hotel has a first class location. several attractions in playa de las americas are within walking distance, including the siam mall. there is a charming restaurant and a breathtaking view from the hotel. Piotr Russia, May 2021 KonstantinHotel Sol Tenerife – Playa de las Americas 7. 2 Very good Excellent location. The breakfast is delicious. All right! Konstantin Russia, February 2020 MariyaHotel Sol Tenerife – Playa de las Americas 7.0 Very good Location, view Old fridge Mariya Russia, October 2019 missingHotel Sol Tenerife – Playa de las Americas 8.8 Excellent The hotel enjoys a great location, in the very center, with a delicious breakfast and a pleasant atmosphere. Everything was fine, except that we forgot our passports in the room, it was our fault, but they didn’t even call me and tell me about it, even though they had my number. Russia, August 2019 missingHotel Sol Tenerife – Playa de las Americas 7. 4 Very good Perfect location. Facilities are excellent Few umbrellas in the pool area, some employees in the dining room were rude. Ants were crawling on the croissants one morning Russia, July 2019 missingHotel Sol Tenerife – Playa de las Americas 9.2 Ideal The location is excellent, the rooms are very clean but a bit dated. The pool area and pool bar are great. All the staff we interacted with were friendly and helpful. The gym is very poor for a 4 star hotel, little equipment, one exercise bike and no treadmills. Russia, June 2019 missingHotel Sol Tenerife – Playa de las Americas 10.0 Perfect Staff perfect. Great receptionist. The location of the hotel is the best of the best. Some sun loungers just had towels and no one lay on them during the day Russia, May 2019 org/Review”> missingHotel Sol Tenerife – Playa de las Americas 9.6 Ideal Great location, great value for money, rooms were spotlessly clean. Very noisy Russia, May 2019 FAQ Near which airport is Sol Tenerife Playa de las Americas located? Tenerife South Airport is 20 km from Sol Tenerife Playa de las Americas. Does Sol Tenerife Playa de las Americas have facilities for families with children? Guests of the Sol Tenerife Playa de las Americas can make use of cots, a playground and a mini club. How far is Hotel Sol Tenerife from the city center? The city center is 1 km away from the Sol Tenerife hotel. Is Sol Tenerife cleaning service available? Yes, Sol Tenerife provides housekeeping and laundry services. Does the Sol Tenerife have a restaurant? Sol Tenerife has an a la carte Piscina restaurant on site. What attractions are there near Sol Tenerife Playa de las Americas? Playa de las Americas is very close to the Sol Tenerife Playa de las Americas. What can you do in your free time at the Sol Tenerife? Sol Tenerife offers sun loungers, a soccer field and a volleyball court for your convenience. Is there a place to have lunch/dinner near Sol Tenerife? At a distance of 250 meters from Sol Tenerife there are restaurants Freeze Rollitos de Helado and El Americano. How much does it cost to stay at Sol Tenerife? Sol Tenerife prices start from 119€. What rooms are available at the Sol Tenerife Playa de las Americas? Hotel Sol Tenerife Playa de las Americas offers you to choose among the following options: Standard Twin Room, Twin Room and Triple Room. Are there sports facilities at Sol Tenerife Playa de las Americas? Yes, Sol Tenerife Playa de las Americas offers diving, archery and hiking on site. Is there public transport near the Sol Tenerife? Yes, Los Geranios bus stop is located 500 meters from Sol Tenerife Hotel. Address Avenida Rafael Puig Lliviana, S/N, Playa de las Americas, Spain, 38660, Tenerife Show map Rate Important information Check-infrom 15:00-23:59FREECheck-outuntil 12:00FREE Extra bedsThere are no extra beds available in a room. Baby cots are not available in the room. Pets Pets are not allowed. + More- Hide Transport + More- Hide Need a transfer? You can book your transfer after you have completed your booking at the hotel. Tip: Consider free cancellation options. This will allow you to remain flexible should you need to cancel your trip due to the spread of COVID-19. Thank you nochi.com uses cookies that are strictly necessary for its functioning. We do not collect analytical and marketing cookies.OK Golf Las Americas – 18 holes in the south of Tenerife 18 holes course in the south of Tenerife, in the heart of Playa de las Americas Phone: Reviews share route Website Favori Send mail demand Previous next Packaging The Las Américas golf course is located in one of the most beautiful areas of the tourist resort of Playa de Las Américas and Los Cristianos, close to the best beaches in Tenerife. The 18-hole course has the added benefit of being set in a natural and soft amphitheater overlooking Playa de las Americas and the sea. The field is par 72, protected from the wind on one side by hills. and on the other side offers a breathtaking view of the sea. This is a course with very gentle slopes, several water hazards and fairly wide fairways. Around the field you will find the island’s most typical trees and flowers: several types of palms and dragons. This route is not overly difficult and offers great views and an unbeatable climate. Hotels and accommodation Are you looking for a hotel or accommodation in “Spain, Canary Islands” on or near Golf Las Americas? Select dates and use our partner Booking.com to book the hotel or accommodation of your choice. The best rates and availability for your stay, weekend or golf vacation. All hotels and accommodations near Golf Las Americas. Order now! Booking. com Photo gallery Average price 18 holes 95 € Contact information +34 922 75 20 05 [email protected] Calle Landa Golf Location Calle Landa Golf, 22, 38650 Playa de la Americas, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain route News weather Weather Spain, Canary Islands: Golf Las Americas – 7 day forecast {{current_weather.dt | momentjs(atts. date)}} {{current_weather.temp | temperature}} °{{units}} {{day.dt | momentjs(atts.date)}} {{day.temp | temperature}} ° {{day.temp_min | temp}}°{{units}} {{current_weather.temp | temperature}} ° Humidity: {{current_weather.wet}}% Clouds: {{current_weather.clouds}}% wind ({{current_weather.wind.deg}}) : {{current_weather.wind.speed}} {{units_wind}} {{current_weather.desc}} {{day.dt | momentjs(atts.date)}} {{day.temp | temp}} ° {{day.temp_min | temp}}° FAQ Where is Golf Las Americas located? Las Americas Golf is located at the following address: Calle Landa Golf, 22, 38650 Playa de la Américas, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain, 28. 06354, -16.71959. What is the total length of the Golf Las Americas golf course? The total distance of Golf Las Americas from Back-Tees is 6051 meters. What year was Golf Las Americas created? Golf Las Americas was established in 1998. Who is the architect of the Golf Las Americas golf course? Las Americas Golf Course was designed by John Jacobs. What is the number of holes and the name of the main course at Golf Las Americas? Golf Las Americas 18 holes, Golf Las Americas is classified in the category: Golf course, 18 holes and more in Spain, Canary Islands. What is the total denomination of Golf Las Americas? Las Americas Golf Club has a total capacity of 72 people. How do I book golf time at Golf Las Americas? To book a golf match at Golf Las Americas, call +34 922 75 20 05. What are some of the property amenities at Golf Las Americas? At Golf Las Americas you will find the following services and equipment: snack bar, electric cart, handcart, teachers, golf cart, driveway green area, small playground, club rental, minigolf, compact course, swimming pool, driving range golf course, Proshop, Putting green, Restaurant, Conference rooms for seminars, Accommodation and hotels next to the golf course for stays and weekends, Changing rooms, Wi-Fi internet connection in Club House How can I get and show directions to Las Americas Golf Club? Las Americas Golf Club GPS coordinates: Latitude: 28. 06354 – Longitude: -16.71959. To easily calculate and find the route to get to Las Americas Golf Club, click on the following link => Route Golf Las Americas Find other golf courses Services Play golf specification Sponsor Add your review You may also be interested in Located just five kilometers from Playa de las Americas, Golf Costa Adeje aims to become one of the premier sports and leisure facilities in the Canary Islands. More than half a million square meters of stone walls of old agricultural terraces have been restored, and green areas have been laid out at key points on the golf course. From here you have a breathtaking view of the sea, the island of La Gomera, Playa de las Americas and the mountains of Adeje. The greens are generally large and there are an equal number of pairs 3, 4 and 5 on the course, starting with a long pair 5 of 510 meters. Additional features at Costa Adeje Golf include a 45,000 square meter driving range and a driving range located above a natural gorge offering three levels of tees at different heights. 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Architect: Donald Steele Spain, Canary Islands – Golf holidays, hotel booking near Amarilla Golf Club – Booking at the best price Teachers, Golf Cart, Driveway Green Area, Small Playground, Club Rental, Compact Course, Swimming Pool, Practice, Proshop, Putting Green, Restaurant, Meeting Rooms Seminar, Accommodation and Hotels Near Golf Course for Stay and Weekends , changing rooms, Wi-Fi Internet in Club House Golf del Sur opened in 1987 with a professional golf tournament, the first in the history of sporting events. Pepe Gancedo designed the route, which was later modified by Manuel Pinero. Pinero highlighted all the protected natural areas that surround the 27 holes between the gorges, highlighting the beautiful local flowers; cacti, palm trees and other large colorful plants. . The course is known for its challenging 3 (par 5) and 4 (par 4) holes in the northern part of the course. Its wide paths are flanked by an impressive gorge of colorful rocks, where impressive native cacti grow, overlooking Mount Teide. The green entrance to the second hole (par 3) is surrounded by a large black sand bunker, requiring great precision. Architects: Pepe Gancedo, Manuel Pinero Spain, Canary Islands – Golf holidays, hotel booking near Golf del Sur – Book at the best price 27 holes 6230 meters Service: Snack bar, Electric cart, Handcart, Teachers, Golf Cart, Driveway Green Area, Small Playground, Club Rental, Compact Course, Swimming Pool, Practice, Proshop, Putting Green, Restaurant, Meeting Rooms Seminar, Accommodation and Hotels Near Golf Course accommodation and weekends, locker rooms, Wi-Fi Internet in Club House Français Playa de Las Americas / Tenerife / Spain / Nika Viajes Playa de Las Americas / Tenerife / Spain / Nika Viajes EN | EN | PL | LT Countries ” Spain » Tenerife » Playa de Las Americas Playa de Las Americas Phone: +(34) 922-868-040 Opening hours: Monday – Sunday: closed Tuesday – Saturday: 19:00 – 22:00 TOP 5 HOTELS (Playa de Las Americas, Spain) Mediterranean Palace ALL HOTELS IN THE RESORT Tenerife’s capital of nightlife, a party center and a mecca for clubbers from all over the world – that’s Playa de Las Americas. Nightclubs, a dense line of bars along the promenade and on the streets of the resort, beaches with black volcanic sand form an attractive image of one of the most sought-after resorts in Tenerife. Playa de Las Americas is the eastern part of the huge resort area of ​​Las Americas in the southwest of Tenerife, with 6 km of beach with breakwaters. Its western part is the calmer Costa Adeje. And if in Costa Adeje you can have a sweet sleep at night, then in its eastern neighbor life is in full swing around the clock. Therefore, young people prefer tours in Playa de Las Americas – thanks to a wide selection of aparthotels, you can always find an inexpensive vacation option here. The youth resort is only 20 km from Tenerife South Airport. What to do in Playa de Las Americas besides beaches and nightlife? sail from the port of neighboring Los Cristianos to the western islands of La Gomera, Hierro and La Palma take a walk in the national park and admire the lunar landscapes of Mount Teide have fun at Aqualand and Siam Park see reptiles, predators and birds in the Eagle Park watch the tournament of knights in the medieval castle of San Miguel take the child to the “Amazonia” with butterflies and hummingbirds, and then to the “Cactus Park” visit the famous Maska gorge go shopping on the “Golden Mile” – an avenue with shops, restaurants and singing fountains Holidays in Playa de Las Americas is a guaranteed variety of impressions and vivid memories. Puerto del carmen trips: The BEST Puerto del Carmen Tours and Things to Do in 2022 – FREE Cancellation Опубликовано: January 5, 2022 в 10:12 am Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous Activities, Guided Tours and Day Trips in Puerto del Carmen Can’t find your booking reference? The booking reference can be found in the confirmation email, which should be in your inbox. Can’t find it? Leave us your email and we’ll send you a summary of your bookings. like Excursion to Timanfaya and the Jameos del Agua 8.60 / 10 588 reviews 5,566 travellers 6K travellers Costa Teguise Playa Blanca Puerto del Carmen” data-allow-html=”true” data-tooltip-class=”tooltip activity-tooltip –small” data-disable-for-touch=”true” data-tooltip-click=”true”>Multiple destinations Free cancellation Discover incredible volcanic landscapes with this excursion around Lanzarote, which takes you to the Timanfaya National Park and the spectacular Jameos del Agua. US$ 53.90 like Lanzarote Private Day Trip 8.70 / 10 6 reviews 106 travellers 106 travellers Arrecife Tías Costa Teguise Playa Blanca Puerto del Carmen Órzola” data-allow-html=”true” data-tooltip-class=”tooltip activity-tooltip –small” data-disable-for-touch=”true” data-tooltip-click=”true”>Multiple destinations Free cancellation Explore Lanzarote in the most exclusive way possible on our Lanzarote Private Day Trip. You’ll be able to customise the route we follow so you can visit the places that appeal to you most. per group per group US$ 343.50 like Complete Lanzarote Tour With Tickets 8.90 / 10 811 reviews 7,254 travellers 7K travellers Costa Teguise Playa Blanca Puerto del Carmen” data-allow-html=”true” data-tooltip-class=”tooltip activity-tooltip –small” data-disable-for-touch=”true” data-tooltip-click=”true”>Multiple destinations Free cancellation With this tour you can see three of the unmissable Lanzarote sights: the Timanfaya National Park, the Cueva de los Verdes and the Jameos del Agua. US$ 61.80 like Puerto del Carmen Sunset Cruise 8.40 / 10 27 reviews 274 travellers 274 travellers Costa Teguise Playa Blanca Puerto del Carmen” data-allow-html=”true” data-tooltip-class=”tooltip activity-tooltip –small” data-disable-for-touch=”true” data-tooltip-click=”true”>Multiple destinations Free cancellation Enjoy an unforgettable sunset catamaran cruise in Puerto del Carmen. Discover the stunning scenery of the Lanzarote’s southern coast! US$ 43.10 like Puerto del Carmen Parasailing Activity 9.30 / 10 8 reviews 137 travellers 137 travellers Free cancellation On our Puerto del Carmen Parasailing Activity you’ll fly up to a height of 200 feet and admire incredible views of Lanzarote’s east coast. Get redy for an adrenaline rush! US$ 53.90 like Volcano Hike 9.50 / 10 135 reviews 858 travellers 858 travellers Playa Blanca Puerto del Carmen Tinajo” data-allow-html=”true” data-tooltip-class=”tooltip activity-tooltip –small” data-disable-for-touch=”true” data-tooltip-click=”true”>Multiple destinations Free cancellation Explore the stunning landscapes of Timanfaya National Park with this guided hiking tour. You’ll discover craters, calderas, and amazing lava tunnels. US$ 38.20 like Puerto Calero Ferry 9.30 / 10 3 reviews 14 travellers 14 travellers Free cancellation Visit one of the most luxurious marinas in Lanzarote by hopping on our Puerto Calero Ferry. You’ll travel to this unique spot and spend the day sampling the local cuisine. US$ 8.80 like Transfers in Puerto del Carmen 9.40 / 10 775 reviews 10,136 travellers 10K travellers Free cancellation A private service or shared shuttle, door to door and at the best possible price. We’ll be waiting at the airport or hotel to take you to your destination quickly and safely. US$ 18.40 like North Lanzarote Excursion 8.50 / 10 21 reviews 222 travellers 222 travellers Costa Teguise Playa Blanca Puerto del Carmen” data-allow-html=”true” data-tooltip-class=”tooltip activity-tooltip –small” data-disable-for-touch=”true” data-tooltip-click=”true”>Multiple destinations Free cancellation Discover the North of Lanzarote with this guided tour, an area full of captivating sights such as the Jameos del Agua, one of César Manrique’s works. US$ 48 like Yacht to the Papagayo Beaches 8.80 / 10 97 reviews 1,080 travellers 1K travellers Playa Blanca Puerto del Carmen” data-allow-html=”true” data-tooltip-class=”tooltip activity-tooltip –small” data-disable-for-touch=”true” data-tooltip-click=”true”>Multiple destinations Free cancellation Sail along the southeast coast of Lanzarote from the Puerto del Carmen dock to the paradise beaches of Papagayo with lunch and an open bar included on board! US$ 62.80 like South Lanzarote Excursion 7.80 / 10 95 reviews 1,093 travellers 1K travellers Costa Teguise Playa Blanca Puerto del Carmen” data-allow-html=”true” data-tooltip-class=”tooltip activity-tooltip –small” data-disable-for-touch=”true” data-tooltip-click=”true”>Multiple destinations Free cancellation Dazzle your senses with the volcanic landscapes of the Timanfaya national park, with this guided tour of the south of Lanzarote, one of the most charming areas of the island. US$ 38.20 like Self-Guided La Graciosa Day Trip 9.10 / 10 386 reviews 7,163 travellers 7K travellers Costa Teguise Playa Blanca Puerto del Carmen” data-allow-html=”true” data-tooltip-class=”tooltip activity-tooltip –small” data-disable-for-touch=”true” data-tooltip-click=”true”>Multiple destinations Free cancellation Enjoy a free day on La Graciosa with this return ferry between Órzola (Lanzarote) and Caleta de Sebo (La Graciosa). The trip only lasts 25 minutes! US$ 25.50 like La Graciosa Day Trip 8.70 / 10 3 reviews 35 travellers 35 travellers Playa Blanca Puerto del Carmen Órzola” data-allow-html=”true” data-tooltip-class=”tooltip activity-tooltip –small” data-disable-for-touch=”true” data-tooltip-click=”true”>Multiple destinations Free cancellation Embark on our ferry to the island of La Graciosa, one of the smallest in the Canary Islands, and then enjoy a sailing trip on a yacht, taking in its virgin beaches. US$ 62.80 like Complete Fuerteventura Tour 7.30 / 10 134 reviews 1,396 travellers 1K travellers Costa Teguise Playa Blanca Puerto del Carmen” data-allow-html=”true” data-tooltip-class=”tooltip activity-tooltip –small” data-disable-for-touch=”true” data-tooltip-click=”true”>Multiple destinations Free cancellation Sail in a ferry on the Atlantic Ocean and discover the amazing landscapes, dunes, and beaches of Fuerteventura on this excursion. US$ 57.90 like Half Day Excursion to the South of Lanzarote 8.20 / 10 54 reviews 695 travellers 695 travellers Costa Teguise Playa Blanca Puerto del Carmen” data-allow-html=”true” data-tooltip-class=”tooltip activity-tooltip –small” data-disable-for-touch=”true” data-tooltip-click=”true”>Multiple destinations Free cancellation On this express tour of the south of Lanzarote you can see the volcanoes of the Timanfaya National Park and discover their famous vines called lapilli. US$ 30.40 like Dolphin Watching in Lanzarote 7.60 / 10 60 reviews 755 travellers 755 travellers Free cancellation Climb aboard the powerful Biosfera Jet and cruise along the coast of Lanzarote in search of dolphins. US$ 29.40 like César Manrique Tour of Lanzarote 8.50 / 10 38 reviews 351 travellers 351 travellers Costa Teguise Playa Blanca Puerto del Carmen” data-allow-html=”true” data-tooltip-class=”tooltip activity-tooltip –small” data-disable-for-touch=”true” data-tooltip-click=”true”>Multiple destinations Free cancellation Design, culture and nature come together in the work of local artist César Manrique created on the island. Discover his major works on this tour of Lanzarote. US$ 61.80 like North Lanzarote Photo Tour 10 / 10 1 review 21 travellers 21 travellers Tías Costa Teguise Puerto del Carmen” data-allow-html=”true” data-tooltip-class=”tooltip activity-tooltip –small” data-disable-for-touch=”true” data-tooltip-click=”true”>Multiple destinations Free cancellation Discover the photogenic side of northern Lanzarote with this fantastic tour. A professional photographer will help you capture the best shots! US$ 67.70 like Puerto Calero by Submarine 9.40 / 10 31 reviews 556 travellers 556 travellers Playa Blanca Puerto del Carmen” data-allow-html=”true” data-tooltip-class=”tooltip activity-tooltip –small” data-disable-for-touch=”true” data-tooltip-click=”true”>Multiple destinations Free cancellation With this submarine tour you can explore the bottom of the sea on board this most special of vehicles. See the marine life of the Lanzarote coast from up close! US$ 57.90 like Guatiza & Mala Buggy Tour 9.40 / 10 39 reviews 288 travellers 288 travellers Costa Teguise Playa Blanca Puerto del Carmen” data-allow-html=”true” data-tooltip-class=”tooltip activity-tooltip –small” data-disable-for-touch=”true” data-tooltip-click=”true”>Multiple destinations Free cancellation Explore two agricultural villages in Northern Lanzarote with this buggy tour of Guatiza & Mala. You’ll see salt pans, incredible ravines and prickly pear & cactus plantations! US$ 127.60 like South Lanzarote Photo Safari 10 / 10 3 reviews 13 travellers 13 travellers Tías Costa Teguise Puerto del Carmen” data-allow-html=”true” data-tooltip-class=”tooltip activity-tooltip –small” data-disable-for-touch=”true” data-tooltip-click=”true”>Multiple destinations Free cancellation If you want to become a good photographer, this is the perfect tour. A professional will show you how to get the best shots of south Lanzarote. US$ 67.70 like La Geria Wine Tour 8 / 10 1 review 62 travellers 62 travellers Costa Teguise Playa Blanca Puerto del Carmen” data-allow-html=”true” data-tooltip-class=”tooltip activity-tooltip –small” data-disable-for-touch=”true” data-tooltip-click=”true”>Multiple destinations Free cancellation Enjoy a wine tasting experience visiting La Geria, Lanzarote’s main wine-producing region. Here you can try its famous wines and explore its vineyards. US$ 78.50 like Puerto del Carmen PADI Discover Scuba Diving Course 9.30 / 10 3 reviews 10 travellers 10 travellers Free cancellation Relax and disconnect from the stresses of a busy life on our Puerto del Carmen PADI Discover Scuba Diving Course. You’ll explore the stunning seabed of the Atlantic Ocean and learn a new skill. US$ 98.10 like Puerto del Carmen Beginners Scuba Diving Lesson 9.80 / 10 12 reviews 66 travellers 66 travellers Free cancellation On our Puerto del Carmen Beginners Scuba Diving Lesson, you’ll get to see the Atlantic seabed’s marine biodiversity with your own eyes as you take your first steps in an exciting sport. US$ 67.70 like Corona Volcano & Risco de Famara Hike 9.20 / 10 5 reviews 48 travellers 48 travellers Puerto del Carmen Ye” data-allow-html=”true” data-tooltip-class=”tooltip activity-tooltip –small” data-disable-for-touch=”true” data-tooltip-click=”true”>Multiple destinations Free cancellation If you’d like to explore northern Lanzarote in a unique way and see a breathtaking natural park, our Corona Volcano & Risco de Famara Hike is perfect for you! US$ 40. 20 like Lanzarote Jet Ski Tour 9.50 / 10 46 reviews 271 travellers 271 travellers Free cancellation Enjoy the unique sensation of riding the waves around Puerto del Carmen with this Lanzarote Jet Ski Tour. Admire the island’s impressive volcanic landscape. US$ 58.80 like Timanfaya Camel Ride 8.90 / 10 22 reviews 542 travellers 542 travellers Costa Teguise Puerto del Carmen” data-allow-html=”true” data-tooltip-class=”tooltip activity-tooltip –small” data-disable-for-touch=”true” data-tooltip-click=”true”>Multiple destinations Free cancellation Pass through the volcanic tracks of Timanfaya on the back of a camel. You can enjoy a tranquil ride over an almost lunar landscape. US$ 21.50 like Self-Guided Fuertaventura Dunes Day Trip 7.40 / 10 22 reviews 283 travellers 283 travellers Costa Teguise Playa Blanca Puerto del Carmen” data-allow-html=”true” data-tooltip-class=”tooltip activity-tooltip –small” data-disable-for-touch=”true” data-tooltip-click=”true”>Multiple destinations Free cancellation Enjoy a free day in Corralejo, checking out the spectacular dunes and beaches of the north of Fuerteventura at your own pace, whose enviable atmosphere is sure to captivate! US$ 34.30 29 activities Showing 1-28 Login to add activities to your favorites and access them from any device User name or Email Password Remember me How would you like to log in? Don’t have an account? Register here You will be sent an email with instructions on how to change your password How would you like to log in? Log in Create an account Password Repeat your password Surname Select your country Select your country Your city Mobile number This site is reCAPTCHA protected and Google’s privacy policy and terms of service apply. Best Lanzarote excursions | Excursions Lanzarote One of the most famous among the Canary Islands for its amazing excursions, Lanzarote excursions are by far the best out of the other islands and there will certainly be a Lanzarote excursion perfect for you. Whether it be sightseeing, trips to the beach or active activities, there’s a Lanzarote excursion for everyone. 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Whether it be sightseeing, trips to the beach or active activities, there’s a Lanzarote excursion for everyone. TravelON World has found the best Lanzarote excursions at the best price possible so our clients get the most out of their holiday budget. As well as excursions lanzarote tou can also visit TravelON World for all Canary island excursions. Contents Lanzarote tours Lanzarote Attractions Lanzarote Ferry services Lanzarote Nightlife Lanzarote boat trips Lanzarote Activities Excursions in Lanzarote that are based or go to (Playa Blanca) Lanzarote excursions that depart from (Puerto Del Carmen) What excursions are in (Costa Teguise)? Lanzarote excursions in (Puerto Calero) Your weekly list of excursions in Lanzarote Excursions in Lanzarote ideal for couples Excursions in Lanzarote for families and kids Excursions in Lanzarote for young children up to 12 Excursions in Lanzarote for teenagers Excursions in Lanzarote for the more mature person From day tours to Lanzarote nightlife experiences, we have put together the best tours to make your holiday unforgettable. Excursions Lanzarote has the best things to do in Lanzarote. So get your cameras ready for some amazing Instagram and Facebook posts that everyone will love! Think pool and beach shots are cool? Try getting photos on a live volcano or on a camel! All that is possible with Excursions Lanzarote. Lanzarote tours One of the most popular things to do in Lanzarote due to the number of Lanzarote attractions on offer are tours of Lanzarote. If you’d like to see the island but don’t want to go through the hassle of planning everything, we have the solution for you! With an English speaking guide who will take you to see the greatest views of the island, the Lanzarote Tours section of the site has everything you need. You can find Lanzarote tours that last the whole day or half-day island tours that will take you to either the North of Lanzarote or the South. Hiring a car is good, but you’re going to miss out on so much information and miss so many Lanzarote attractions. There is also a full range of Lanzarote tours with TravelON World that covers all the islands. Lanzarote excursions to the South of the island There are three main Lanzarote tours that will take you to the south of the island. Out of all of the tours, the south tours of Lanzarote seem to be the most popular as in the south you can see the likes of Timanfaya National Park. You have a few ways to see the South and all are tailor-made to suit your time and exactly what experience you are looking for and what you want to see. Grand tour excursion in Lanzarote The Grand tour is as suggests a full tour of the Lanzarote taking in both the South and the North of Lanzarote in one day. You will visit the Timanfaya National Park as well as El Golfo and the Lanzarote camels. From the South you will head north stopping for lunch first before arriving in Haria the valley of 1000 palms and taking in the sights of Jameos Del Agua. For a full itinerary see the Timanfaya Lanzarote Grand Tour excursion. Full excursion of the South of Lanzarote To see just the south of Lanzarote then the excursion you need is the Lanzarote Volcano South Tour. This is a full day exploring the south of Lanzarote and taking in the Timanfaya National Park, El Golfo and the wine regions as well as the Lanzarote camels. There will also be a lunch stop in one of the stunning villages making this one of the most popular excursions in Lanzarote. Short South excursion in Lanzarote The short south excursion in Lanzarote is ideal for families and those that just want to see that main sight of the South of the island. Visit Timanfaya park (fire mountain), the camels and El Golfo and be back for lunch having seen just the best bits. To book the short south tour just check out the Lanzarote Volcano Short South Tour Excursion in Lanzarote to the North The North of Lanzarote has lots to offer and whilst the excursion Lanzarote Grand Tour takes you to the South and the North, if you want to see the North of the island in all its glory for a full day then the Jameos Del Agua and North Tour is the choice for you as it really gives you a full experience of this part of the island. Lanzarote Attractions Whether it be animal parks in Lanzarote or even waterparks in Lanzarote, you’ll be able to see all the Lanzarote attractions as TravelON World offers only the best and official tickets to these places. With pickups from your accommodation, you won’t even have to worry about getting to all the Lanzarote attractions on the island. Rancho Texas animal park with its splash zone is one of the most popular things to do in Lanzarote and you can get official instant tickets with pick up with excursions Lanzarote. Lanzarote waterpark excursions There are two waterparks in Lanzarote both that offer different experiences and both that are open at different times and in different resorts. Rancho Texas also could be classed as Lanzarote waterpark as it has two slides and a giant pool area and splash zone. Excursion to the Aquapark Costa teguise Lanzarote The Aquapark in Costa Teguise Lanzarote is the oldest of the parks and the biggest with slides for all ages this is a great day out. It only opens in the summer months from May to November usually but hosts slide that will have you screaming all the way down. There are many places to chill out and relax at the Aquapark too and by booking with us if you come from Puerto Del Carmen or Costa Teguise you get free food in the park and a bus pick-up. To see when the Aquapark opens check out Aquapark waterpark Lanzarote Lanzarote excursion to Aqualava Playa Blanca Aqualava in Playa Blanca is the newest of the Lanzarote waterparks and is open all year round. Whilst this is not the biggest of parks it is such a great day out with plenty of slides to entertain all ages. They are also the only waterpark with a wave pool making Aqualava a great place to spend the day. There are pickups available with us from Playa Blanca and Costa Teguise and as it is open all year round it’s one of the great things to do in Lanzarote all year round. To book official Aqualava tickets just check out the Aqualava Lanzarote waterpark page and skip the line and save time and money with us. Rancho Texas Lanzarote park excursion Rancho Texas is an amazing place to visit and must be on your list of things to do in Lanzarote as every year they add more and more attractions. The latest addition is the Rancho Texas dolphins and you can even interact with dolphins in Lanzarote at Rancho Texas. As well as this they have the sea lions, the white tigers, the penguins and the shows like the bird of prey show and parrot show. If that wasn’t enough you can also go for a swim and chill out at the huge pool and splash zone with slides. You get official Rancho Texas tickets with us and get a free bus pick up and save loads of time and money. Excursions to Timanfaya National Park If Timanfaya National Park is not on your things to do in Lanzarote list, then you should definitely reconsider! The park is one of the most popular Lanzarote attractions with a live volcano and an amazing luna route that was formed when the Lanzarote volcano erupted decades ago. The eruption created a beautiful mess that has become a picturesque place to visit! There are a lot of ways to visit Timanfaya Lanzarote and we have a full selection of tours on our Timanfaya National Park Page waiting for you! Full day Lanzarote excursions that go to Timanfaya National Park For a full day exploring the island and seeing the Timanfaya National Park you need to be booking either the Timanfaya Lanzarote Grand Tour or the Lanzarote Volcano South Tour. These are the two most popular excursions in Lanzarote to see Timanfaya. However, if you want to see the fire mountain there are also more personal Lanzarote excursions where you can book private tours with us and tailor-make them how you want to. Lanzarote Ferry services If you’d like to see Fuerteventura or La Graciosa, there are ferry services ready to take you across daily! TravelON World can book you official direct tickets so you won’t have to worry about going to booking offices anymore. We also offer the Lanzarote ferry with transport that will pick you up from your accommodation. With so many Lanzarote excursions out there, TravelON World is proud to offer you only the best of the best. So book online today and reserve your spots easily and securely. Lanzarote to Fuerteventura If you thought there were a lot of places to visit in Lanzarote then you will be shocked to know you can also see all the main attractions in Fuerteventura too. There are a couple of options for you, you can take the Direct Lanzarote to Fuerteventura ferry meaning you make your own way to the Playa Blanca harbour with one of our skip the line saver tickets. If you are not in Playa Blanca you will want to take the Lanzarote to Fuerteventura ferry with free bus pickup. Our most popular way to see Fuerteventura however is with the Fuerteventura Sand dunes tour with a guide in your language. Lanzarote to La Graciosa La Graciosa is one of the places to visit on a Lanzarote holiday that some may not even realise exists. This island is a true Canarian and true paradise, it is just stunning. There is a daily ferry to La Graciosa where you could make your own way to Orzola with one of our La Graciosa ferry Flexi tickets or as most people do not have a car you can get a Graciosa ferry with a free bus pick up from your accommodation and a return after your day in La Graciosa.  Lanzarote excursions to Fuerteventura If you prefer to see Fuerteventura and spend the day exploring with a guide and not just take the Lanzarote ferry service then we have a couple of options for you. Fuerteventura is most famous for its natural park and the giant sand dunes so taking a Lanzarote excursion to Fuerteventura and seeing the sand dunes is a great option. The Lanzarote to Fuerteventura sand dunes excursion with a guide in your language means you can get the most from your day island hopping. Lanzarote Nightlife The latest edition to Lanzarote nightlife is the Oceans Royale dinner and show, the reviews and feedback on this night have been amazing and the show is something completely different to the island. Set in one of the most exclusive venues on the island this place brings a real feel of elegance to a night out. Enjoy a 3-course meal prepared by award-winning chefs and a show to suit everyone. This has to be on your list of nights out in Lanzarote. With the Oceans Royale Lanzarote show and the other two shows the Music Hall Tavern comedy drag show and the long-established Rancho Texas Country night, you will be spoilt for choice. Excursion in Lanzarote that includes dinner and show The most popular and newest dinner and show has to be Oceans Royale and it has been voted on Trip Advisor as the best Lanzarote excursion that has dinner and a breathtaking show. All shows in Lanzarote include dinner with Rancho Texas country night offering a BBQ and Music Hall Tavern a traditional roast you won’t go wrong with a night out at any of these events. Lanzarote boat trips Boat trips come top of the best things to do in Lanzarote. Naturally, Lanzarote has lots of boat trip options because it’s surrounded by the glorious Atlantic ocean. Whether you’d like a luxury catamaran cruise or a full day of adventure with the family, we have the perfect Lanzarote boat trips for you. Get to visit the famous Papagayo beaches as most of the Lanzarote boat trips take you there. Another popular trip is onboard a luxurious catamaran called the I Love Graciosa catamaran. This not only takes you to La Graciosa but to an all-inclusive luxury Lanzarote catamaran cruise as well. So hurry up and reserve a spot on whatever type of cruise you prefer, only with TravelON World! Lanzarote catamaran excursions  When you think of a Lanzarote boat trip most imagine sailing the seas on a luxury Lanzarote catamaran. Well, you can most certainly do that in Lanzarote as there are many Lanzarote excursions that are on catamarans. The most popular place to go by catamaran in Lanzarote is to Papagayo Bay and the best way to do it is with Catlanza Lanzarote’s leading catamaran excursions. They have a couple of options for you which include the Catlanza Lanzarote adults-only platinum sail and the Catlanza family sailing excursion. Both are just amazing days out. The other way to see Papagayo Bay by catamaran is with Lineas Romero who have the I Love Papagayo catamaran excursion in Lanzarote and are one of the oldest boat companies on the island. This day is a fabulous sail to Papagayo and includes all your food and drink. Lanzarote boat trip excursions to La Graciosa La Graciosa is a hidden gem and somewhere that a lot of people miss, this place is like another world with no roads and all the houses built on sand. The island is just paradise and one of the things to do in Lanzarote that we tell everyone they must do. You can take a catamaran cruise around La Graciosa and see the island with free time to explore with the I Love Graciosa catamaran. If you just want a day on the island at your leisure then we recommend you take the La Graciosa ferry with bus pick up, this way you get a full day to see the island at your own pace. Lanzarote Activities If you’re tired of the sun, the beach and the pool and you’d like to get your adrenaline juices flowing, there are so many Lanzarote activities waiting for you to try out! You can pick from Eco Twizzy cars, Lanzarote buggies, Jet skis in Lanzarote, and snorkelling and scuba diving. Whatever it is, you can always have something new and unique to do! With so many things to do in Lanzarote, Excursions Lanzarote has them all. We have done the hard work for you and with our simple, easy booking system and options to pay only a deposit and budget TravelON World and Excursions Lanzarote should be your first choice. Lanzarote buggy excursions One of the most popular excursions in Lanzarote for uniqueness is to see the island with a Lanzarote buggy tour. We have the best Lanzarote buggies on offer for you and at different speeds and power. The Lanzarote buggy tour with Adventure buggies is a great way to go off-road and explore with these fast Lanzarote buggies. If you feel you want something faster and more powerful then the 200hp Lanzarote buggies could be better for you but you need to be over 21 and hold a full licence. New excursions in Lanzarote with quads Brand new to Lanzarote are Lanzarote quad tours, these awesome vehicles will take you off-road around Lanzarote and are made for one of two passengers and are loads of fun. Excursions in Lanzarote that are based or go to (Playa Blanca) Playa Blanca is a great place to visit and spend the day and there are a few Lanzarote excursions that are based in Playa Blanca and offer a bus service to get there to experience them. Playa Blanca excursions are most known for the Aqualava waterpark so you can book your ticket with us and head there yourselves if you are staying in Playa Blanca and skip the line and spend the day splashing around and enjoying all of the slides and rides, or book a bus pick up fro those in Puerto Del Carmen or Costa Teguise. There is also a market in Playa Blanca on a Wednesday and Saturday that is a great place to visit and there is a Lanzarote excursion to the Playa Blanca market that offers a return pick up. If you are in Playa Blanca you can just head down to the Marina Rubicon and take a browse at all the stalls and get some bargains.  For nightlife Playa Blanca is great but for a more glamourous night out and a show, we highly recommend the Oceans Royale dinner and show and they pick up from Playa Blanca too. Lanzarote excursions that depart from (Puerto Del Carmen) You will find in the old town harbour of Puerto Del Carmen some great boat trips the most popular is the I Love Papagayo Catamaran which is the ideal way to get out on the ocean. There is also a taxi boat that will take you from Puerto Del Carmen to and from Puerto Calero. The Puerto Del Carmen to Puerto Calero water taxi goes daily and is a great way to kill a few hours in Puerto Del Carmen and you get to see the Puerto Calero marina. Puerto Del Carmen is the most popular resort so many Lanzarote excursions are based there. Rancho Texas is situated just on the outskirts of the resort and they also offer a pick up if you don’t want to get there yourself. You will still however need a ticket to get in so save time and money and book your Rancho Texas tickets in advance. The two main Lanzarote shows are also in Puerto Del Carem. The number one Oceans Royale dinner and show and the famous Music Hall Tavern both have their venues here. What excursions are in (Costa Teguise)? All Lanzarote excursion pick up from Costa Teguise but there are two great attractions based in the resort for you to enjoy and we offer, skip the line save tickets for both. The Lanzarote Aquarium is in Costa Teguise and offers a great escape from the usual beach and pool as you wander around the underwater world and see all of the marine life in this giant aquarium. You do need tickets and with us, you can beat the line and get straight in and go at your leisure with no hassle and save some money too. Just book your Lanzarote Aquarium tickets and we will send you an instant digital ticket it’s that simple. Of course, Costa Teguise is most famous for the Lanzarote Aquapark, the first and largest Lanzarote waterpark is situated in Costa Teguise and is a short taxi ride from any hotel or accommodation. We do recommend booking in advance and getting your Aquapark Lanzarote tickets to avoid any long wait and save. Lanzarote excursions in (Puerto Calero) Puerto Calero is home to a number of Lanzarote excursions in the luxury marina. Catlanza Lanzarote catamarans depart from Puerto Calero on both the Catlanza adults-only platinum sail and the family Lanzarote catlanza catamaran. You can also get the taxi boat from Puerto Calero to Puerto Del Carmen and spend the day in Puerto Del Carmen. Puerto Calero is also home to one of Lanzarote’s best excursions the Lanzarote submarine. Submarine Safaris depart daily from Puerto Calero taking you under the water to explore a whole new world of marine life in a Lanzarote yellow submarine. Booking in advance is a must as this is one of the most popular Lanzarote excursions on offer. Your weekly list of excursions in Lanzarote To help you work out and plan your holiday and what Lanzarote excursions you are going to do we have broken it down into days of the week and what is running on those days so you can really plan and make the most of your holiday. Excursion in Lanzarote on Monday Monday is not like Monday back home, it is the start of the week with no work so why not book a Lanzarote excursion there are a few that run on Monday’s Let’s take a look. Take a 4 x 4 Jeep tour of the North See the sunset on a Lanzarote sunset cruise Take a trip on Catlanza Lanzarote the Number one Lanzarote catamaran cruise Visit the Rancho Texas Lanzarote park See the Music Hall Tavern show on the evening Adventure around Lanzarote on a Lanzarote buggy tour Take in the South of Lanzarote on the Lanzarote South and Volcano tour Excursions in Lanzarote on Tuesday There are a lot of Lanzarote excursions going on a Tuesday to keep you entertained whether it be a Lanzarote tour or a boat trip the island of Lanzarote has something for everyone. Visit the Rancho Texas Lanzarote park See the whole island in one day with the Timanfaya Lanzarote Grand Tour See the island of La Graciosa on the La Graciosa Lanzarote catamaran trip Visit the island of Fuerteventura with the Lanzarote to Fuerteventura sand dunes excursion Excursions in Lanzarote on Wednesday Go and see the Lanzarote Green Caves Spend the day at the Aqualava waterpark that is open all year round See the islands number one show Oceans Royale dinner and show The Playa Blanca market is held on a Wednesday and Saturday Why not try a tour of the island by Lanzarote quads such a fun day out Excursions in Lanzarote on Thursdays Thursday is a big change over day for English and Irish visitors but there is still lots of Lanzarote excursions running on a Thursday. Dive 30 meters below the ocean on a Lanzarote submarine excursion Visit the Rancho Texas Lanzarote park See the island of La Graciosa on the La Graciosa Lanzarote catamarantrip Take a trip on Catlanza Lanzarote the Number one Lanzarote catamaran cruise Drive around the island on a Lanzarote trike tour Try your hand at scuba diving in Lanzarote See the whole island in one day with the Timanfaya Lanzarote Grand Tour Excursions in Lanzarote on Fridays There are plenty of Lanzarote excursions on a Friday as its the start of the weekend Visit the Lanzarote volcanoes on the Lanzarote volcano short south tour See the North of the island with the Jameos Del Agua and North tour Visit the Rancho Texas Lanzarote park See the Music Hall Tavern show on the evening Excursions in Lanzarote Saturdays With the weekend in full swing every day is a weekend in Lanzarote for you so what will you do today in Lanzarote? The Playa Blanca market is held on a Wednesday and Saturday Take in the South of Lanzarote on the Lanzarote South and Volcano tour See the whole island in one day with the Timanfaya Lanzarote Grand Tour Visit the Lanzarote volcanoes on the Lanzarote volcano short south tour See the island of La Graciosa on theLa Graciosa Lanzarote catamaran trip Dive 30 meters below the ocean on a Lanzarote submarine excursion. Excursions in Lanzarote on a Sunday On a Sunday like many places around the world, it’s a day of rest. Everywhere but Teguise which hosts the islands largest Sunday Market Get a return pick up and drop off the Teguise market Lanzarote You could add Cesar Manrique’s house and see that in one day with the Lanzarote market plus Cesar Manrique house tour We are all different and all like to do different things especially on holiday, if you are a family with different age groups it can be tricky trying to please everyone so to make life easier we are going to tell you the best things to do in Lanzarote for every person, couple, family and age. You really will have all the information you need to make an informed decision to make everyone happy. Excursions in Lanzarote ideal for couples Couples are the easiest as there are so many excursions in Lanzarote that suit couples you have a range of Lanzarote tours all ideal for a day out with your partner exploring this island and one of the most popular things to do for couples in Lanzarote are boat trips. There are so many different Lanzarote boat trips that you can go for from Catamaran cruises, Lanzarote sunset cruises and even island hopping. Whatever you are your partner are into there will be a Lanzarote boat trip for you. Excursions in Lanzarote for families and kids If you are in a family it can get more difficult, like what are kids into these days? It’s important on holiday to get them off the screens and let them explore so if you are planning on a tour of Lanzarote then we recommend the Lanzarote volcanoes short south. This is ideal for all ages because it takes you to the Timanfaya National Park, the camels and just the exciting parts so the kids will be well entertained. If your children are of different ages then let’s take a look at the options you have Excursions in Lanzarote for the more mature person You are only as young as you feel they say and with the sun, sea and amazing things to do in Lanzarote, you will feel like you are in your twenties again. All excursions are catered towards a more mature audience in Lanzarote, let’s face it it’s not the party capital of the Canary Islands and it stands out with its culture and beautiful scenery. So all the Lanzarote tours are ideal for all ages as you get the see the best of Lanzarote we also highly recommend the Oceans Royale Lanzarote dinner and show as it is a quality show with quality food and incredible service. The Catlanza adults-only catamaran is also a must as there are no children on board meaning you can really chill out and relax on the ocean. Frequently asked questions about Lanzarote tours and the Lanzarote volcanoes Yes, there is a live Lanzarote volcano in Timanfaya national park and on the day of the Lanzarote tours you get to see all the demonstrations that will show you the intense heat. They even cook food over the Lanzarote volcano which is a very unique thing to see. Sure, if you have a car you can but be prepared for very very long waits and you may kick yourself when the Lanzarote tour buses pass you after you have sat in a hot car for over an hour and they get to go straight in. Booking a Lanzarote tour to see the Lanzarote Volcanoes especially is a must. Not only will you get a guide in your language, but you will also be sat in comfort on a fully air-conditioned coach and wont have the very long waits should you decide to drive there. All our pickups are at or close to all accommodations in Lanzarote resorts so be assured there will be one close to you We say both but there are more things to see on the Lanzarote tours to the south including Timanfaya National Park and the Lanzarote volcanoes but the North has Jameos Del Agua, the Green caves and Mirador Del Rio. So you decide, either two days exploring both or the Timanfaya Lanzarote Grand tour. We know children can get board on tours but with volcanoes and camels even the full days have things to keep them entertained. If you just want a quick tour seeing the best parts we suggest the Short South Lanzarote Tour. Your tour will be by bus but with many stops and with an guide in your language. When you are at stops you can chose to explore alone or with your guide and the group. There are no toilets on the Lanzarote tour bus, but there are at every stop on the way. THE TOP 10 Lanzarote Tours & Excursions in 2022 Click to receive special offers, travel inspo, tips, and updates from Viator. Don’t worry, you can opt out any time. icon_solid_phone Questions? +1 (702) 648-5873+1 (702) 648-5873 Saved to wishlist! 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We have 22 large port holes down the each side to view the vast array of marine life (sea breams, rays, barracuda, eels, groupers and much more) Look out for shipwrecks resting on the ocean floor, and learn all about the various marine life you will encounter from the professional guide on board. Free colour fish charts are provided. A unique & unforgettable experience for all! Don´t forget your camera!!Free coach transfer and dive certificate included. Book on Viator from 65 € Off-Road Tour Quadnat Lanzarote , Las Brenas Segway Tour Moving Segway Lanzarote , Playa Blanca Horseback Riding Tour Horses Lanzarote , Teseguite Plan your trip to Puerto Del Carmen Get a personalized trip A full day by day itinerary based on your preferences Customize it Refine your trip. We’ll find the best routes and schedules Book it Choose from the best hotels and activities. Up to 50% off Manage it Everything in one place. Everyone on the same page. 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However, the town is small enough that even accommodations farther away from the water are within walking distance to the beach. Consider an apartment rental or a pension room farther inland to save money. more less 20 million rooms are at your fingertips! Date Range — Guests 2 adults Adults (12 +) – + Children (2-11) – + Infants (Under 2) – + Close 11 best Lanzarote Excursions (with photos) The landscapes of Lanzarote are stunning, it is really worth exploring.  Let me show you, with pictures, some of the best Lanzarote excursions: Lanzarote day trips to volcanoes, national park, caves and other wonders, boat tours to islands and beaches. This article contains affiliate links (Disclosure page). If you purchase using my link, I get a commission at no extra cost to you. Top 3 – Best Lanzarote Excursions Top 3 The must-do excursions around Lanzarote include: Admiring the landscapes of the Timanfaya National Park – see options Discovering the work César Manrique, including caves – see tour example A day trip to the island of La Graciosa – see options How to explore Lanzarote I do think the best option to explore Lanzarote is to rent a car, to have the freedom to get anywhere, even in off the beaten track small villages. But I understand if you don’t want to bother. So don’t worry, there are plenty of organized excursions that will take you to some of the most beautiful and famous locations in Lanzarote: volcanoes, cactus garden, César Manrique buildings, beaches. .. At a reasonable price they pick you up from the 3 major areas to stay in Lanzarote: Playa Blanca, Playa del Carmen, Costa Teguise. Often from well known hotels in major touristic areas. (Check out my guide to help you find where to stay in Lanzarote) And if you want all the facilities, those resort town also have great 5 star resorts to consider. I have included the links so that you can book your Lanzarote excursions online and be all set up and be sure to have a seat. Where to stay in Lanzarote? My tips: Most enjoyable Resort Town – Playa Blanca – see best rated accommodations Main resort town (without car & nightlife) – Puerto del Carmen – see best rated accommodations Best location to be able to explore Lanzarote – Costa Teguise – see best rated accommodations Coastal Charm and Quiet – Punta Mujeres – see best rated accommodations Scenic Views – Famara Beach – see best rated accommodations Original & isolated – La Graciosa – see best rated accommodations More tips on my article about where to stay in Lanzarote Most famous day trip in Lanzarote – Timanfaya National park The Timanfaya National Park is the top excursion in Lanzarote. It is absolutely stunning! It is a national park and you can’t wander around by yourself. But even in groups, it is fantastic to see the colors and the power of the Earth. The Timanfaya National Park is located on the west coast of the island and it is entirely made up of Volcanic soil. It is fully protected. You can only go to the restaurant center where you can see the water being projected from the Earth and touch the hot rocks. After that you can climb on a bus to tour the park on the single road they created. The Road offers fantastic panoramas of the many volcanic craters (mostly from the 1730 to 1736), the different types or lava and incredible colors. This is almost the only way to see the national park (see other options here). It is a big attraction but it is definitively well done and worth a visit. TIMANFAYA TOUR – OPTION 1 – HALF-DAY DIRECT Your first option is to simple book a half day Lanzarote tour to Timanfaya. They will include a stop at the camel ride place where you can opt to do a ride. I think it is not worth it, but you ca simply sit and admire the colors. Then the bus takes you to the National park where you will enjoy all the activities. TIP: I recommend sitting on the right side of the bus when doing the Timanfaya bus ride. There are nice things to see on both side but some of the best panoramas will be to your right. Check out program and Book TIMANFAYA TOUR – OPTION 2 – FULL DAY WITH EL GOLFO AND LOS HERVIDEROS There are other full day tours that take you to Timanfaya to do the bus tour but drive you also to the Coast south of the Park. I think it is absolutely worth it. The green lagoon of El Golfo and the incredible coastline of Los Hervideros were some of my favorite spots on the island. The colors there are simply unbelivable. The lava as well as the erosion have created beautiful shapes. I just sat there and enjoyed the view. I really recommend booking the combined tour to be able to see them. Same tip as above, sit on the right side of the bus in the National Park. Check out program and Book Other Lanzarote Volcano Tours LANZAROTE VOLCANO TOUR – OPTION 1 – EASY WALK TO 3 VOLCANOES Are you like me and fan of volcanoes? Well, you won’t be disappointed in Lanzarote. They are everywhere!!!! Yay! Some are dark, others are reddish. The grounds is smooth or rocky or flowy… it is fascinating. My absolute favorite was one that is very easy to access with a flat walk around and a short trail to go inside: Volcan del Cuervo (or Montana Cuervo – first photo below). There are many explanations along the way and the deep dark of the rock is mesmerizing. Luckily there is an Lanzarote excursions that takes you to that volcano (you won’t do the whole tour but still see a lot of it). And it will also take you to Montana Colorada that is very recognizable with its red color. It is where you will find the biggest volcanic bomb of the island (block of rock sent from a volcano). This is a great combination where the walking is not too difficult. TIPS : wear a hat and bring water. It is quite flat but the ground is sometimes gravel and there is no shade. So it can still be tiring. Check out program and Book LANZAROTE VOLCANO TOUR – OPTION 2&3 – MORE INTENSE WALKING TOUR IN LANZAROTE If you like walking, there are many other hikes available on the island (I did several). They are more intense but offer incredible views. Once again, if you have a car, you can just go and do any of them. But I must admit I prefer guided walk to understand better all that I am looking at, discover small plants and animals etc. Some Volcano tours in Lanzarote are proposed with a guide and with pick up in the main tourist hubs, for example: Monte corona volcano and cliff hike in the North with views of La Graciosa – Check out program and book or a 4h hike with several volcanoes starting with Volcan del Cuervo but going further to other craters – Check out program and book César Manrique Lanzarote Day Trips Lanzarote is also famous for being the home of architect and artist César Manrique. He loved above all integrating architecture with the natural environment. It is thanks to him that there are no big developments on the island and that it retains so much charm with all those small white houses. One of my favorite places from him was the Cactus Garden. I have taken hundred of photos. I just love cacti!!! how about you? Cactus Garden Cueva de los Verdes – Lava Tube Jameos del Agua Cesar Manrique Fondation Mirador del Rio Monumento al Campesino There are excursions that take you to the North of the island to discover several of the Cesar Manrique creations. They can include Cactus Garden with hundreds of species of cactus and great views of the area from the windmill Cueva de los Verdes – a 7km long Lava tunnel created by the eruption of Monte Corona 8000 years ago – you can walk a portion and have a surprise at the end (I won’t spoil)! Jameos del agua – part of the architectural ensemble was designed by Cesar Manrique. It is fun to explore and watch the small white crabs in the lake. But I must admit it is quite frustrating not to be able to swim in that incredible pool!!! The Cesar Manrique Fondation with some of his art pieces. It is his former residence and it integrates with the lava Mirador des Rio and its amazing views over La Graciosa Monumento al Campesino. Great to photograph but not as fascinating as the other places you will see on this tour And they can be combined with other natural locations. See options Wine Tour Lanzarote Another highlight of visiting Lanzarote is to discover the wine culture. It is quite fascinating to see how the grapes grow in this hostile environment. And the vineyards are quite photogenic! Wine Tour in Lanzarote – La Geria The most famous wine area is La Geria with La Geria winery and Rubicon winery. There is a large expanse of black land covered with vineyards and you can see it all from La Geria. It is quite impressive. The tour will take you to higher ground to realise the extent of the vineyards and the volcanic landscapes. You will be able to taste this unique wine and learn how it grows thanks to the picon rocks, despite Lanzarote getting no rain. Check out program and Book Note: if you have your own car, I think El Grifo is more interesting. Not as impressive, but more interesting in terms of information and tasting. It has a small museum and the staff is really nice. Excursion Lanzarote – a little bit of all If you have a limited time in Lanzarote, you might want to book an excursions that show you  different elements of the island. This tours includes the magnificent Timanfaya National Park for volcanoes, the walk in the lava tube of Cueva de los Verdes and the Cesar Manrique work at Jameos del Agua. Check out program and Book Lanzarote to Fuerteventura Day Trip Another classic is to keep a day to discover the neighbor island of Fuerteventura. It is so close and yet quite different. The landscapes are more mountainous and less volcanic. It has better beaches but not the same charm as Lanzarote. So it is a great way to experience something else in the Canary islands. Note that Fuerteventura is a bigger island and you can only see a snapshot on a day trip from Lanzarote. Check out my article The Tours include the ferry ride from playa Blanca to Corralejo with the views over Lobos island. Note: If you are hesitating between Lanzarote or Fuerteventura, check out my comparison article Lanzarote to Fuerteventura Day Trip – OPTION 1 – Sand dunes Your first tour option is one where you don’t spend too much time on the road. You stick to the North of Fuerteventura with the fishing town of Corralejo and the famous Corralejo Sand dunes.  You will be able to enjoy the afternoon at the beach or explore the surrounding sand dunes.  Check out program and Book Fuerteventura Day Trip from Lanzarote – OPTION 2 – Central Panoramic views Your second option Lanzarote to Fuerteventura tour option is the Panorama Trip. It will take you to the heart of the island. The Town of Betancuria is consider the former capital of the canary islands. It is quite a charming places. Located in the mountains you will be able to appreciate amazing panoramic views along the way. On the way back to Corralejo, you will enjoy the drive through the sand dunes  Check out program and Book Lanzarote Boat Trips Lanzarote Boat Trip to Papagayo The Papagayo area is considered to have the most beautiful beaches in Lanzarote. I quite agree. There are no roads to get there, just a dirt track and a hiking trail. As per contracts, Rental cars are not allowed on the track. So you can also get there by Boat. From Playa Blanca, your can take the Waterbus to Papagayo (except on Sundays). Book spot on waterbus Or if you are staying in Puerto del Carmen, you can enjoy a catamaran cruise and admire the coast and the beaches from the boat. It includes lunch on the boat. Pick up available from all major hotels to take you to Puerto Calero where the boat sails. Check out program and book Boat Trip from Lanzarote to La Graciosa La Graciosa was one of my favorite stops on my trip to Lanzarote. It is a small island to the North of Lanzarote and it has no roads. Contrary to Lanzarote, it offers beautiful white sand beaches. A trip there, will give you yet another appreciation of the canary islands. An organized tour will pick you up and get your to Orzola, where you will board the ferry to La Graciosa. Once at La Graciosa you will board a catamaran to admire the islands from the water and enjoy lunch. Then you can enjoy free time on La Graciosa itself.  Check out program and Book It is a great tour, but it limits your discovery of La Graciosa. You can also take a bus or rent a car to reach Orzola by your self, get on one of the ferries (book your tickets on directferries – 2 companies with equivalent services) and then you can book a 4WD discovery of the island (there are a few 4WD available at arrival but they are often pre-booked at certain time and in a rush to show you the island). This way you can see the best beaches and the beautiful lava arch. Submarine Adventure in Lanzarote I must admit I had a really great time on board the submarine. I agree with all the excellent reviews. It is great for the whole family. The experience of being in a submarine, the boat wreacks, and fish attracted towards the submarine by a diver and a giant Manta Ray. That was fun. Plus you have your own screen with the outside camera and then the dive depth once under water. The only issue – you will have the song yellow submarine stuck in your head for the rest of the day!!!! LOL Make sure to book your seat in advance as they can get quite full. On Getyourguide, they only offer the 12pm tour as most of the others are booked by big groups from hotels and organized holidays. But they operate several times a day. Book your seat Lanzarote Boat Trips Dolphins There are also mini-cruise to try and spot dolphins off the coast of Lanzarote. I must admit that Lanzarote is not the best place to see dolphins. The population is not large and sightings are not as guaranteed as in other countries. But the boat trip will be nice anyway, especially if you like thrill rides. Check out program and Book You can also combine a Dolphin trip with a tour around the amazing volcanic Lobos island. Learn more and book Lanzarote day trips to Africa In theory Africa is not that far from Lanzarote. But it is not so easy to get to Morocco.  It is a windy area. There are no ferry. There are a flew flights but the trip would be complicated. You already have lots to see on Lanzarote and Fuerteventura. Africa will be for another trip! Want to see more of the best Lanzarote has to offer? 21 Best things to do in Lanzarote – read article Best Lanzarote Photography Locations – read article Lanzarote Attractions by César Manrique – read article Best Beaches in Lanzarote – read article Best Lanzarote Volcanoes – Tours & Photos – read article Best places to stay in Lanzarote – read article Timanfaya National Park Lanzarote – read article Lanzarote in Winter – read article Planning a trip to Lanzarote? Check out my travel guide to help you plan: Plan your perfect trip around Lanzarote! 7 easy-to-plan maps 55 Scenic locations in Lanzarote 19 Scenic locations in Fuerteventura Planning tips + Best times 140+ large photos to decide where to go GPS coordinates direct to the carparks LEARN MORE Need to rent a car in Lanzarote? My tips: Compare car rental prices on my favorite platform: Discovercars. com – one of the best customer-rated comparison sites! Choose the car and company you prefer Consider their full coverage option – I always take it for peace of mind!  Book early to have a large choice of vehicles! See all my 36 tips for renting a car in Lanzarote And keep track of your own trip! Want to see more of the CANARY ISLANDS? Inspired? Share it on your favorite platform! Excursions in Lanzarote – The Best Lanzarote Excursions Fuerteventura Express Enjoy probably the best beaches in Europe on an island, Fuerteventura, that is only 30 minutes from Lanzarote. Endless dunes and a spectacular climate. More details and book South Tour Vulcanoes live on stage ! Discover the most interesting spots of the south of Lanzarote in just one day, and see what today has become a symbol of Lanzarote, its volcanic nature fu. .. More details and book Fuerteventura A unique chance to get to know Fuerteventura, probably the island with the best beaches in Europe and enjoy a guided tour of the north of Fuerteventura returning the same day to La… More details and book LOW COST Tours Lanzarote Discover our premium tours in Gran Canaria and in Granada (La Alhambra) and find our offers Leave a comment Other Tours in Lanzarote – Excursions in Lanzarote Watersports in Lanzarote Aqualava WaterPark Come and enjoy a family day in Lanzarote´s best aquatic park with the best attractions at this very instance in a volcanic and fun environment. More details and book Things to be done in LANZAROTE – Excursions in Lanzarote You have landed on a unique island not only due to its landscapes but also for everything it offers you. If you still do not know what to do on Lanzarote, let us guide you through the most beautiful and spectacular corners of this island. We know that when you arrive to a place that you do not know, it is not easy to decide what to do and especially to be able to find the best offer to save time, money and at the same time offer the best combination of attractions in one day. Your holidays with your family and friends are truly unforgettable with the excursions that we offer you. Let us guide you to discover the best of LANZAROTE, probably the best excursion program that you can find and with a really unbeatable price value. LANZAROTE (A few small brushstrokes on the island) Lanzarote is an island of multicolored volcanic lands that has managed to link unique landscapes in the world with a minimalist intervention of man in its landscape. On Lanzarote you breathe peace and enjoy a very special silence. Sighting its beautiful corners seduces you and invites you to disconnect in order to recharge you of energy during your stay in this mini paradise. Its peculiar landscapes form an ecosystem recognized internationally as a heritage of the BIOSPHERE by UNESCO and have made Lanzarote a world-known destination. An ideal environment where to relax and get lost for its volcanoes, jameos (caves) or virgin volcanic beaches. If you are an athlete, this is your island. Given the long, sunny days that Lanzarote enjoys throughout the year, athletes from all over Europe choose this island as the ideal destination for cycling, jogging, running, swimming, sailing and all kinds of water sports. Welcome to the island of Lanzarote !!! What to do during your vacation? We recommend you our Land Excursions. You can not leave Lanzarote without having seen, amongst others, the following highlights: Timanfaya National Park (Fire Mountains) Jameos del Agua Cave of the Greens Charco de los Clicos Cesar Manrique Foundation The viewpoint of El Río La Geria (A unique wine region in the world) Short Holidays? – These are our recommendations!!! YOU DO NOT WANT TO MAKE MANY KILOMETERS, BUT DISCOVER THE LANZAROTE VOLCANOES YOU WOULD RATHER RETURN TO THE HOTEL FOR LUNCH! A short and fun tour !!! DISCOVER THE AWESOME ATTRACTIONS OF THE NORTH OF LANZAROTE IF ART AND CULTURE ARE YOUR PASSIONS ! we invite you to discover the work of a genius: “CÉSAR MANRIQUE” A DAY OUT SHOPPING, ENJOY A VIBRANT MARKET WITH TYPICAL PRODUCTS The 10 Best Self Catering Accommodation in Puerto del Carmen, Spain Review Score Excellent: 9+ Very good: 8+ Good: 7+ Fairly good: 6+ Our recommendations Lowest price at the beginning Number of stars and price Rating + number of reviews Apartamentos La Tegala 2 stars Puerto del Carmen Princesa 202 is located in Puerto del Carmen. Offers air conditioning, a balcony, pool view and a balcony. Everything was great. Appartement very clean and comfortable. 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It offers outdoor pools for adults and children, surrounded by sun terraces and loungers. Proximity to airport and to beach and restaurant. Pan-European clientele. Very good breakfast. Expand Collapse From € 173.91 per night 8.3 Very well 297 reviews Breakfast offered Aparthotel La Tegala has a garden. It features a terrace and an outdoor pool. The windows overlook the pool. Nice and clean apartment. Very kind staff. bedroom window. Quiet location. Expand Collapse From € 80.10 per night 9.2 Perfect 101 reviews Breakfast offered Princesa 202 is located in Puerto del Carmen. Offers air conditioning, a balcony, pool view and a balcony. Everything was great. Appartement very clean and comfortable. Expand Collapse From € 75 per night 9.4 Perfect 110 reviews Breakfast offered L&D is located in Puerto del Carmen. It features a garden and free Wi-Fi. The windows offer sea views. Appartment is very tidy, nice and with beautiful view on the sea. 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Expand Collapse From € 85 per night 9.3 Perfect 126 reviews Breakfast offered Relax Apartment is located in Puerto del Carmen, 600 meters from Puerto del Carmen Beach. It offers free Wi-Fi, a patio or terrace, as well as a garden and an outdoor pool. Fabulous clean and comfortable apartment. 10 minute walk max, from nightlife and restaurants. Expand Collapse From € 68 per night 9.2 Perfect 370 reviews Free cancellation options available Boasting city views, Apartment Vincent, cozy and sunny over the rooftops features accommodation with a balcony and a kettle, around 600 meters from Puerto del Carmen Beach. Expand Collapse From € 133. 75 per night ten Fabulous 5 reviews Free cancellation options available Galana Apartments is located in Puerto del Carmen, 550 meters from Puerto del Carmen Beach and 600 meters from Playa Chica Beach. There is a restaurant nearby. I hadn’t expected as much as Galana delivered. 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Expand Collapse From € 87.86 per night 9.2 Perfect 157 reviews Free cancellation options available Bungalow Velázquez is located in Puerto del Carmen, a 5-minute walk from Playa Grande Beach. Some bungalows have furnished terraces overlooking the sea. Everything about This facilities exceeded our expectation. Beach in front of our condo! expand Collapse From € 229.45 per night 9.4 Perfect 121 reviews Free cancellation options available Villas Salinas are located in a quiet area of ​​Matagorda, 300 meters from the beach. Each villa has a large outdoor pool and sun terrace. Location was perfect, pool was great that was cleaned once whilst we were there in a weeks holiday,… Expand Collapse From € 150 per night 9.4 Perfect 172 reviews Free cancellation options available These typical Canarian apartments are located in a pleasant and quiet area of ​​Puerto del Carmen. They are ideal for family accommodation next to the picturesque fishing port. 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It offers comfortable apartments and an outdoor pool. Everything! All the staff is VERY nice, the room is clean, with all the necessary and the beds are… Expand Collapse From € 59.35 per night 8. 5 Very well 194 reviews Review score: above 8.0 Within 500 meters of Puerto del Carmen Beach and less than 1 km of Playa Chica, Apartamento Lanzarote Volcano provides free WiFi and an outdoor swimming pool. This apartment also has a private pool. The host was very communicative and quick to respond to all our questions. Expand Collapse From € 62.10 per night 8.3 Very well 7 reviews Review score: above 8.0 Located in Puerto del Carmen, this 3-bedroom villa is 600 meters from Puerto del Carmen Beach and 2.7 km from Rancho Texas Park. large comfortable bedrooms, good size pool and excellent house keeping and pool services Expand Collapse From € 362.32 per night 8.7 amazing 39 reviews Review score: above 8.0 Villa Canaima is located in Lanzarote, in Puerto del Carmen, a 10-minute walk from Matagorda Beach. Perfect relaxing hotel, just what we were looking for Expand Collapse From € 87. 22 per night 9.2 Perfect 136 reviews Review score: above 8.0 Set in Puerto del Carmen, 500 meters from Playa de los Pocillos and 700 meters from Puerto del Carmen Beach, Puerto del Carmen, CASA MAMÁ offers air-conditioned accommodation with a balcony and free… The property was exceptional, very high quality throughout, great location with excellent… Expand Collapse From € 140 per night ten Fabulous 5 reviews Review score: above 8.0 Boasting city views, Ocean Kiss Apartment features accommodation with a terrace and a kettle, around 450 meters from Puerto del Carmen Beach. Apartment had everything we needed and the view from the balcony was amazing Expand Collapse From € 69.92 per night 9.3 Perfect 10 reviews On average, self catering accommodation in Puerto del Carmen costs €750.03 per night (based on Booking.com prices). The average price of a self catering accommodation in Puerto del Carmen today is €404.30 (based on Booking.com prices). Bonito Apartamento & Piscina, Harbor Lights, and Ave Paraíso in Puerto del Carmen have received great reviews for the views from their rooms. Popular self catering accommodation in Puerto del Carmen include Princesa 202, Bungalows Velázquez, and Villas Salinas de Matagorda. Some of the best self catering accommodation in Puerto del Carmen near Lanzarote Golf Resort include Princesa 202, Villa Malagueñas, and VILLA FENIX. Travelers who stayed in Puerto del Carmen near Lanzarote Airport (ACE) have said good things about SEA FRONT Apartamento frente al mar, Luxury Suite Sea Front III, Ámbar. The average price per night for a self catering accommodation in Puerto del Carmen for this weekend is €155.30 (based on Booking.com prices). Many families visiting Puerto del Carmen enjoyed staying at Rociega A, Villa Malagueñas and ToMo. These self catering accommodation in Puerto del Carmen are highly rated by couples: Rociega A, Apartment Vincent, cozy and sunny over the rooftops and Bonito Apartamento & Piscina. Guacimeta 2* (Spain/Canary Islands/Canary Islands Lanzarote/Puerto del Carmen). Add a review. Rating of hotels in the world – TopHotels. 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Monthly Puerto del Carmen water temperature Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Water 19 18 18 19 20 21 22 23 23 23 22 20 The highest sea temperatures in Puerto del Carmen are in August (+23°), September (+23°) and October (+23°). Precipitation (mm) Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec mm 12 18 11 9 8 5 4 17 11 34 23 10 The maximum rainfall in Puerto del Carmen is expected in February (18 mm), October (34 mm) and November (23 mm). Number of days with rain Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Days 1 1 1 3 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 2 The most rainy days in Puerto del Carmen are expected in April (3). Average daily hours of sunshine Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec hours 6 9 8 6 10 7 8 13 9 9 5 8 Sunny days Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Days 18 13 18 18 16 17 21 21 19 17 15 19 The clearest days in Puerto del Carmen are on July (21) and August (21), the least sunny February (13). 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View from 2 100 rubles. View 1 / 50Good price 8.9 Excellent from 1 900 rubles. View from 1 900 rubles View Cities nearby Snorkeling in PLAYA DEL CARMEN with Dressel Divers DRESSEL DIVERS PLAYA DEL CARMEN Snorkeling Center 100% Natural Carmen 82117 Being on a beach holiday, you simply cannot miss this adventure. Snorkeling in Playa del Carmen, a short boat ride from your sun lounger, is great with an abundance of wildlife and good visibility. Dressel Divers provide daily safe and quality snorkeling tours to the best reefs in Playa del Carmen. With our attention to detail, we do everything to make your visit to the sea perfect. Snorkeling is often considered a great holiday activity due to its safety and does not require much effort or preparation. Our staff will accompany you throughout your trip. He will help you choose the perfect snorkeling gear for you and will provide you with a detailed briefing before departure. Snorkeling video! Snorkeling photo! Daily snorkeling tours from Iberostar Quetzal & Tucan Resort We go out twice a day at Inah reef. After a very pleasant 15 minute boat ride along the beautiful coast of Playa del Carmen, we arrive at Inha Natural Reserve. Known for its extensive coral variety, it allows you to enjoy swimming over fan corals, brain corals and sponges and look for a variety of tropical fish such as butterflyfish, angelfish, parrotfish, yellowfin grouper and barracuda. Daily snorkeling tours from Iberostar Paraiso Resort Every morning at 10 am and 3 pm our comfortable boat sails to the wonderful Punta Maroma reef. It is located to the south of the hotel, and for 10 minutes we enjoy the views of the coast. When we arrive at the site, we dress up and get ready for action! Forty-five minutes of snorkelling in the crystal clear shallow waters of Punta Maroma will completely relax your mind, while you will see moray eels, octopuses and all kinds of colorful coral fish, rays and turtles! Snorkeling excursions in Playa del Carmen Monday, Wednesday and Friday Every day except Sunday Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from May to mid-September Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from May to mid-September 9215 5 Snorkeling season All year round! Average visibility: +35 meters Coldest water: 26 ºC Warmest water: 31 ºC Snorkeling at the hotel in the Carmen Plane Live and Smay Our Snorkeling Center is located Right on the ***** IBEROSTZAL ****** Iberostar Tucan 9 77710, Mexico ***** Iberostar Paraiso Del Mar Paraiso Beach * **** Iberostar Paraiso Lindo ***** Iberostar Paraiso Maya ***** Iberostar Grand Paraiso Carretera Chetumal-Puerto Juarez Km. 309 Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo, 77710 , Mexico Walk VISIT AND SWIMMING can be organized from a large number of other resorts on the island! HOTELS WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE Why not walk and snorkel with Dressel Divers? Some of the hotels are located along the coastline, which means that the Iberostar Hotel and Dressel Divers can be reached on foot. Approximate hiking time from: Minutes Holiday Village White Sands 10-15 Occidental Allegro Playa del Carmen 10-15 Occidental Grand Playa del Carmen 10 VISIT AND SWIMMING Transfers Not staying at the Iberostar Hotel but would like to go snorkeling with Dressel Divers? We can arrange this using our transfers (exceptions may apply). Transfer ALL INCLUSIVE Do you want to spend the whole day at the hotel? Sign up for Transfer ALL INCLUSIVE , which includes lunch (buffet), unlimited drinks on the beach, use of the pool and other services. Additional Services Visit and swim You or anyone in your group can take a diving course or enjoy parasailing or banana boating. HOTELS we can arrange a transfer from Book transfers and snorkeling with Dressel Divers! From some hotels we can easily arrange transfers (exceptions may apply)! Why not join our VISIT AND SWIMMING trip? Approximate transfer time from: Minutes Aura Playa del Carmen Wyndham Grand Bay 10 Bahia (downtown) 20-30 Casa Del Mar 15-20 Casa Mexicana 25 Condumel 20 Coral Princess 20 Costa Del Sol 5 Playa del Carmen Palace 20-30 El Cid La Ceiba 15 El Playa del Carmeneño Beach Resort 25 Fiesta Americana Playa del Carmen 10-15 Flamingo Playa del Carmen 20-30 Hotel B Playa del Carmen 25-30 Hotel Playa del Carmen & Resort 15-20 Melia Playa del Carmen 20 Park Royal Hotel 15-20 Presidente Intercontinental Playa del Carmen 15 Residencias Reef Apartments 20 Sunscape Sabor Playa del Carmen 10 Safari Inn 20 Villablanca Garden Beach Resort 20 Wyndham Playa del Carmen 7 Offers and discounts Online discount up to 20% Pay online before you arrive and save up to 20% on diving and snorkeling!; these services must be paid prior to departure by credit card or bank transfer. Special offer for snorkel set Although we provide all the equipment, you may prefer to purchase your own super economical handset. You can also buy a new personal kit with a mask and fins, in which case we will give you a professional snorkel for free. We have many colors and patterns for you to choose from. Free trial dive! Want to stay underwater longer without holding your breath? No problem! As a snorkeler, you already know a lot, so why not take it to the next level? Want to try it for free first? Join us in the pool in the morning or afternoon for a test dive. Contact us for pricing Save up to 20% Save up to 20% Best price! From $44 Using Prepaid Discount $ = All prices in US dollars. PLAYA DEL CARMEN SNORKELLING SPOT Puerto Morelos, Mexico – all about the city with photos Contents The main points Beaches What to see and what to do Tours Night life Shopping Main points Puerto-Morlos-the best place for a calm beach-its location-its location-it Cancun and Playa del Carmen – gives you the opportunity to join the fun nightlife, but only if you wish. Locals, natives and visitors alike, are struggling to protect Puerto’s status as a national marine park and keep development to a minimum. Village center – main square (zocalo) , where shops, including those for divers, bars and restaurants have settled. A few steps away is a natural beach and a small pier for fishing boats delivering their daily catch to local restaurants. At the pier, you will most likely be offered excursions to coral reefs. Beaches Near the coast, at a shallow depth, there is a coral reef that has the status of a national treasure. Therefore, the seabed in the coastal strip is heavily overgrown with algae. However, the water here is crystal clear and the reef is a true snorkeling gem just a couple of meters from the shore. The main beach, enlarged by the 2005 hurricane, is to the right of the zocalo; there are other beaches, south and north of the village. The beaches here are not cleaned – unless the owner of a restaurant or hotel decides to do this – but they are quite clean, because there are no crowds that leave behind mountains of garbage, as in large resorts. Things to see and do Crocodile Zoo To the north of the village is Croco Cun, a zoo that breeds crocodiles; monkeys, parrots, deer and other wild animals are also kept here. Biologists working at the zoo have collected many non-native reptile species. Informative excursion with a visit to the terrarium and a thrilling walk through the jungle (beware of poisonous snakes, tarantulas and wild boars!) , 90 minutes. You can even pick up a little crocodile. Carretera, 307, Km 31. Tel: 998-850-37-19. www.crococunzoo.com. 8.30-17.30 daily. Be sure to bring repellent. Jardin Botanico Dr Alfredo Barrera Marin In this park of 50 hectares you can take a good walk; both skilled gardeners and those who just want to take a break from the beach routine will enjoy the walk. Beautiful broad-leaved trees, wild orchids, medicinal herbs grow here, as well as cacti of all shapes, sizes and types. Wild deer often come out to meet visitors, monkeys run out, here you can see parrots, toucans and many other birds. Carretera, 307, Km 33. 8.00-16.00 daily. Birdwatchers are allowed in earlier on prior request; don’t forget to bring repellent and wear long trousers. Rancho Loma Bonita Rancho Loma Bonita is one of the few places where you can ride horses along the sea or ATVs through the beach, jungle and mangroves. Excursions booked directly or through the hotel. Carretera, 307, Km 31. Tel: 998-887-54-23. Tres Rios Eco Park Drive straight south towards Playa del Carmen and halfway you will see this wonder, Tres Rios, a natural park that takes its name from the three rivers flowing through its territory. This is not just a recreational park; here you can do water sports, ride horses, play football. There is also a large white sand beach. Tel.: 998-887-80-77. www. tres-rios.com. 9.00-1 7.00 daily. Excursions Fishing Ask around the pier and find out where you can rent a boat for four people (no more) . A cheaper alternative is to bargain with the locals and borrow a smaller fishing boat from them. The high season here lasts from March to August. Every year in May, international tournaments are held for catching tuna, blue marlin and barracuda, which is found in coral reefs. Sea Blue Snorkeling and Fishing organizes deep water fishing and snorkeling trips. Tel: 998-871-06-11. Jungle trips Kooltours forms small groups for one- and three-day excursions; you will see crystal clear cenotes, freshwater lagoons, ascend to the wonders of the Mayan culture and thus immerse yourself in a world far removed from the organized tourism of Cancun. Hotel Rancho Sak Ol. Tel.: 998-101-76-96. www.kooltours.com Nightlife If one of the tourists wants to party all night, they usually go to Cancun or Playa del Carmen. But before leaving, go down to La Caverna, where local musicians gather for a jam session. Maybe you will be lucky and you will hear a good band. Warm weather in europe in march: Top 5 warmest places in Europe in March you NEED to visit, RANKED Опубликовано: January 4, 2022 в 10:12 am Автор: alexxlab Категории: March Extreme Heat Continues Its March Across Western Europe Europe|Extreme Heat Continues Its March Across Western Europe Advertisement Continue reading the main story A heat wave that has caused fires to rage in southwestern France and Spain is moving north toward Britain, which may see its highest recorded temperatures ever. At the beach in Brighton, an oasis in southern England.Credit…Daniel Leal/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images By Kaly Soto Published July 17, 2022Updated July 19, 2022 Britain is bracing for its hottest day ever as a heat wave sweeps across Europe. Follow live updates here. LONDON — The weather maps for Europe were blood red on Sunday as heat that has been baking Spain and Italy and fanning fires in southwest France worked its way north toward Britain. In London, it was warm, in the high 80s, but temperatures on Monday and Tuesday were forecast to hit 100 or higher and to shatter records in a place where air-conditioning is rare and buildings are constructed to retain heat. In France, the extreme temperatures that have fed wildfires in the south are expected to sweep into the north, especially along the Atlantic coast, which was bracing for uncharacteristically scorching weather. In Italy, where temperatures were expected to be in the 90s on Sunday, the heat was bad enough, but the country is also experiencing its worst drought in years. The government has allocated 36.5 million euros, about $36.8 million, for water-starved farmers in northern regions. Two hydro-electrical plants had to be shut in the area because there was not enough water to cool them. And in Spain, a heat wave entered its eighth day, with 30 wildfires burning across the country. Relief is hard to find, even after the sun goes down — Saturday night was Madrid’s fifth consecutive “torrid night,” a term used when temperatures do not fall below 77 degrees Fahrenheit. The previous record stood at three nights. Rubén del Campo, the State Meteorological Agency’s spokesman, said that of the 27 torrid nights recorded in the past century, over half, 15, were since 2012. Video A heat wave has caused fires to rage in southwestern France and Spain.CreditCredit…Thibaud Moritz/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images Like everywhere else on Earth, Europe is seeing more extreme weather events more frequently, partly as a result of climate change. For proof, one has to look back only to last summer, when floods washed through Germany and other countries in July, killing hundreds. In August, multiple wildfires consumed large areas of Greece. And, also in August, one town in Sicily may have recorded the hottest temperature ever in Europe: 124 degrees Fahrenheit. But on Sunday, the attention in France was focused on the wildfires, in the southwestern Gironde region near Bordeaux, where over 1,200 firefighters were still struggling to contain two separate blazes. The fires have destroyed over 25,000 acres of vegetation and have forced more than 14,000 people to evacuate since Tuesday, the local authorities said. Four firefighters so far have been slightly injured, they said, and damage to buildings and homes has been minimal. Still, the authorities warned that the situation was unstable, with higher temperatures and shifting winds expected on Monday. “The weather conditions are very, very bad,” Vincent Ferrier, a local official in Langon, an area of Gironde, told reporters on Sunday. “These are obviously the worst conditions that you can have when you are fighting against a fire.” In Rome, where it has been in the 90s for the past week, street vendors dozed in the shade on Sunday morning while tourists filled their water bottles from the famous fountains. Cooling off under a public sprinkler on Saturday in Barcelona. Spain has seen extreme temperatures for the past eight days.Credit…Emilio Morenatti/Associated Press “It’s hot — too hot to walk around during the day,” said Serena Vendoni, 57, a hairdresser from northern Italy who was visiting Rome with her family for a long weekend. “But it’s hot even at home. We have been turning on the A.C. every day and every night for almost two months now.” She said that her family’s electric bill had skyrocketed as temperatures had rarely been under 86 for weeks. “We want to be careful with the A.C.,” Ms. Vendoni said. Energy prices have shot up in Europe partly because of the war in Ukraine. “But we have to be able to live in the house — and sleep.” On Sunday in Britain, people were making their own plans to withstand the coming heat. The forecasts for Monday and Tuesday were dire — on Friday, the country’s national weather service issued the most severe warning it has for London and a large part of England. The warning, a “red” alert, is meant to convey a risk to life, and health officials stressed that even healthy people could be adversely affected. The public was warned to try to stay out of the sun from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., to make only essential journeys on those days, to avoid exercising during the hottest part of the day and to carry water with them. Reporting was contributed by Aurelien Breeden from Paris, Francheska Melendez from Foz do Farelo, Portugal, Gaia Pianigiani from Rome and Euan Ward from London. *March 2022 Forecast* An extraordinary weather showdown between Winter and Spring unfolds, with the Polar Vortex breaking down as we head into Spring Meteorological Spring has now begun with March. But the weather patterns over the Northern Hemisphere are not yet ready for the transition from Winter, with the polar circulation now being impacted by the breakdown of the Polar Vortex. There are some very strong weather drivers behind these changes, that typically command the weather patterns each winter season and extending into early Spring. We will look at what is causing these large-scale changes, and how they will play out this month and into the rest of the Spring season. We always tend to explain the behind-the-scenes processes at work, so you can much easily understand the grand scale of weather and the bigger picture.   WINTER SEASON 2021/2022 ENDS   The meteorological winter season covers the December-January-February period, so meteorological winter officially ended with February. At this time, we usually take a look at the first (preliminary) temperature anomaly and the pressure pattern analysis for the entire Winter season. Below we have the Dec-Jan-Feb global pressure pattern. What stands out is the strong semi-permanent high-pressure system in the North Pacific. Also, as a response to that, we have a broad low-pressure area over Canada, covering also the northern United States and Alaska. Such a pattern typically pushes the jet stream down into the northwestern United States and onward towards eastern Canada. That helped to bring colder weather to the northern parts of the United States, extending also into the eastern parts. Over Europe, we have a ridge present over western Europe up into the North Atlantic. That means a low-pressure area is to the east of the ridge, over Scandinavia and also parts of northeastern Europe. For the first time, we are now also going to compare this analysis to the winter forecasts from November, which is the last month before meteorological winter begins. We can see a very good forecast from ECMWF over North Pacific and North America. There was a strong high-pressure system in the Pacific and the low-pressure zone over Canada. The forecast was not as good over Europe, with a low-pressure zone over the North Atlantic instead of Scandinavia. Looking at temperatures, below we have global temperature anomaly for the same period. We can actually see a lot of warm anomalies in the polar regions, north of the 60N latitude. What stands out is a large and strong cold pool over Canada. Most of Europe and the United States are under warmer than normal conditions. But the second half of the winter season has featured cold air outbreaks into the eastern half of the United States. In Europe, there were not enough cold air outbreaks to change the warmer average into negative anomalies. Now looking at the ECMWF global temperature forecast issued in November, we can see the strong cold pool over Canada, and warm anomalies over much of the United States. In reality, the warm anomalies over the United States were not as strong, and the central and eastern states have seen quite a few cold air outbreaks in the second half of winter. Over Europe the forecast was not completely off, just the main bulk of warmer anomalies was further over western and central Europe.   LARGE-SCALE WEATHER DRIVERS   When we look at the seasonal forecasts for winter (or any other season) we always look at the large-scale climate drivers first. This season, it was the La Nina in the tropical Pacific Ocean. But once the season starts, we tend to look more closely at the short-term variability. Besides the La Nina which we will cover later below, we have one other driver of the weather in the Northern Hemisphere. The infamous Polar Vortex.   NORTH HEMISPHERIC POLAR VORTEX   Every year as we head into autumn, the polar regions receive less and less sunlight. This way, cooling begins over the north pole. But as the polar temperatures drop, the atmosphere further south is still relatively warm as it continues to receive energy from the Sun. You can see the winter solstice in the image below. The polar regions receive little to zero solar energy, compared to regions further south, which still continue to receive plenty of sunlight and energy. But, as the temperature begins to drop over the polar regions, so does the pressure. With colder temperatures over the pole, the temperature difference towards the south increases. This also causes a pressure difference as a large low-pressure (cyclonic) circulation starts to develop across the Northern Hemisphere. It extends from the surface layers, far up into the stratosphere. This is known as the Polar Vortex. The image below shows a typical example of the Polar Vortex at around 30km/18.5miles altitude (10mb level) around the middle stratosphere during the winter season. It is basically like a very large cyclone, covering the whole north pole, down to the mid-latitudes. It has a strong presence at all levels, from the ground up, but can have different shapes at different altitudes. In the next image below, we have the polar vortex at a much lower altitude, around 5km/3miles. The closer to the ground we go, the more deformed the polar vortex gets because it has to interact with the mountains and overall terrain and also with the strong weather systems Be aware of its “arms” extending into the lower latitudes, bringing along colder air and snowfall. These arms also pack a lot of energy and can create strong winter storms, either Noreasters in the United States or powerful wind storms in the North Atlantic. We are typically focusing more on the Stratospheric Polar Vortex, as it plays a very important role in the weather development throughout the season. It is known for its strong influence down from the stratosphere, in either direction, for a cold or warm winter. A strong Polar Vortex usually means strong polar circulation. This usually locks the colder air into the Polar regions, creating milder weather for most of the United States and Europe. As a contrast, a weak (wavy) Polar Vortex can create very dynamic weather. It has a much harder time containing the cold air, which can now escape out of the polar regions, into the United States and/or Europe. Image by NOAA. Typically, a polar vortex circulation is disrupted due to a rise in temperature in pressure in the stratosphere. That is called a Sudden Stratospheric Warming (SSW) event. But there can also be smaller warming waves in the stratosphere, that do not collapse the polar vortex. Instead, they can sometimes displace or disrupt the polar vortex enough to weaken its influence on the surface levels. That can allow other drivers to take over more strongly, creating a different weather pattern. To put the Polar Vortex into a perspective, we produced a high-resolution video, which nicely shows the vortex spinning over the Northern Hemisphere in the stratosphere at the 30mb level, around 23km/14miles altitude. Video shows the NASA GEOS-5 analysis for late January 2022. Notice how the stratospheric vortex covers a large part of the Northern Hemisphere. It spins over the Northern Hemisphere, driving also the winter weather below with its circulation.     The main takeaway from the video should be that the Polar Vortex is not just one single winter storm or a cold outbreak that moves from the Midwest into the northeastern United States. It is one large cyclonic area that is spinning over the entire Northern Hemisphere, from the ground up to the top of the stratosphere and beyond, reaching over 50km/31miles in altitude. The Polar Vortex is important to monitor because every disruption as either a warming or a pressure wave in the stratosphere can mean a change in weather dynamics below. The next image below shows pressure anomalies from the surface into the upper stratosphere over the winter season. You can observe the strong low-pressure buildup in the stratosphere in late November. That was a strong polar vortex, connecting down to the surface levels in early December. But strong high-pressure anomalies have emerged over the polar circle in December, which pushed back against the stratosphere, “disconnecting” the upper and the lower polar vortex far into February. As far as the stratosphere and weather connection goes, there is a special graphic that puts that into a simple perspective. We can look at the pressure development from the surface up into the stratosphere over time. The next image shows also shows the forecast, where we can see strong high-pressure systems in the lower levels which are pushing up against the polar vortex in March. There are also high-pressure systems pressing down on the polar vortex from the very top of the stratosphere. All combined, it is slowly breaking down the polar circulation in the stratosphere, also impacting the weather patterns ahead. Below we have a 3D structure image of the Polar Vortex. It shows the Polar Vortex being split apart into two separate cores. This is a major development, that will impact the polar circulation. You will find out in the forecast how this happened and what it means for the weather. But the large-scale culprit behind the low-level blocking and weather dynamics this season was/is the oceanic La Nina. We mentioned it before, and we will quickly look at its current state and its role in the Spring weather ahead.   ENSO AND ITS COLD LA NINA   ENSO is short for “El Niño Southern Oscillation”. This is a region of the tropical Pacific ocean, changing between warm and cold phases on the ocean surface (and in-depth). Typically there is a phase change in around 1-3 years. ENSO has a major influence on the tropical rainfall patterns (storms) and the complex exchange between the ocean and the atmosphere. Large-scale pressure changes can be observed in the tropics with each new developing phase. With some delay, these changes affect the circulation over the rest of the world. The cold ENSO phase is called La Nina and the warm phase is called El Nino. Besides the temperatures, one of the main differences between the phases is also in the pressure state. On the image below you can see the ocean surface temperature and pressure pattern difference between the warm and the cold phase. During an El Nino, the pressure over the tropical Pacific is lower, with more rainfall and storms. But during a La Nina, the pressure over the equatorial Pacific is high, creating stable conditions and less precipitation. This obviously translates into the global circulation, affecting both the Northern and the Southern hemispheres. Below we have the latest global ocean temperature anomaly analysis from NOAA. We can clearly see the decaying cold anomalies in the tropical Pacific Ocean. That is the current La Nina phase slowly weakening, but still maintaining the cold anomalies within the La Nina threshold. Combining the strongest 13 cold ENSO events gives us an idea of what their main weather influence is. The main feature, as you can see, is a high-pressure system in the North Pacific and low pressure over Canada. This is what we have seen in the winter analysis at the beginning of the article. It helps us to confirm the strong presence and influence of the oceanic anomaly. Over Europe, we see lower pressure over Scandinavia and higher pressure over northwestern Europe, but that cannot be designated as a typical weather response from the La Nina, due to low signal strength. Knowing what will drive our weather in the coming weeks, we will look at the latest forecasts and how the weather will evolve this month.   POLAR VORTEX BREAKING DOWN   The strength of the polar vortex is most often measured by the power of the winds that it produces. This is done by measuring the zonal (west to east) wind speeds around the polar circle (60°N latitude). On the image below we have the seasonal average wind speed for the Polar Vortex at 10mb level. The black line is the long-term average, and the blue line is the polar vortex strength in the 2021/22 season. But the red line is actually the forecast, which shows the rapid weakening of the polar vortex is now starting and will continue into the month of March. Below we have a closer look at the extended ensemble forecast for the 10mb winds. It shows the polar vortex currently weakening and then powering back up again briefly. But after the brief power-up, the polar vortex will be under too much pressure. It will slowly weaken and break down, heading going into April. Looking at the current polar vortex development, we can see that the vortex is under heavy pressure from the North Pacific and the Atlantic sector. It has been broken/split into two separate cores, one over east Canada and one over Siberia. Taking a look at temperatures on the 10mb level (30km/18.5mi), we can see a warming wave engulfing both cores. A weak cold-core remains over Europe. These two low-pressure cores are what we have seen earlier above on the 3D structure. Next up, we have the vertical pressure anomaly profile, revealing a connection between the stratosphere and the lower levels. We can see the two cores of the split polar vortex. Both are connected down to the lower levels, directly to the weather systems over Canada and one over Eurasia. This is a unique pattern setting up, called a negative Arctic Oscillation (AO). This is a weather oscillation that describes the atmospheric pressure and circulation around the Arctic circle. Negative AO equals a weak polar vortex and positive AO responds to a strong polar vortex. We can nicely see that if we look at the latest state of pressure anomalies across the Northern Hemisphere. The Polar regions are dominated and surrounded by high-pressure anomalies. Low-pressure systems and colder air is being displaced out of the polar regions, with one lobe over Eurasia and one pair over Greenland and the western United States. Such a pattern can be called “March madness”. First looking at Europe, we can see the latest conditions being quite colder than normal over much of the continent. The exception is far northern Europe, currently under the influence of a ridge. Taking a closer look at North America, we see mostly warm anomalies over much of the eastern half United States and Canada. Colder than normal weather is ongoing over most of the western half of the United States.   POLAR CIRCULATION SLOWS   Going further into the mid-month, the polar vortex will make a brief recovery, as the high-pressure systems pull back. We can see the stronger core moving back over the polar regions. The smaller core has faded out. Despite recovering, it is not strong enough to also stabilize the lower level weather circulation. In the lower levels, we will be witnessing a similar pattern as we have seen before in the stratosphere, which is of course a broken down circulation. We have two main low-pressure zones, one over the Siberian region and one of course over North America. Here the polar circulation is also “split” apart like in the stratosphere. It is disrupted by the strong high-pressure systems crawling over the Arctic, changing the jet stream and the path of weather systems. Over Europe, colder weather will prevail in this period. Warmer than normal temperatures will expand over northern Europe, as the strong high-pressure ridge moves into Scandinavia. But that also amplifies the cold air transport from the north/northeast. Over North America, we can see a strong pattern shift. As one core of the lower polar vortex stabilizes over Canada, it establishes a cold air transport from the north. A cold outbreak is expected in this period, affecting most of the United States to a varying degree. Looking more closely, the main deterministic weather model shows an example of how this strong cold air outbreak will quickly spread from western Canada into the northwestern United States and down into most of the country. This is a significant cold anomaly for this time of the year. The far eastern half of the United States is expected to have quite warmer than normal weather, in the warm southern flow ahead of the approaching cold outbreak.   SECOND HALF OF MONTH, SECOND BREAKDOWN   Taking a look at the temperature profile at the 10mb level (30km/18.5mi), we see another breaking (split) event in the second half of the month. The culprit is the same, high-pressure systems slicing the polar vortex in half. One high-pressure system is pressing on the polar vortex from the North Atlantic, and one from the North Pacific. But a decent double temperature wave is also involved, helping to further weaken the main core of the polar vortex, which otherwise thrives on colder temperatures. The vertical pressure anomaly profile reveals a connection in a similar place as with the first break (split) event. But this time, the two cores are more evenly matched in power, tho connecting to the lower levels in a similar region. The pressure pattern forecast for the early parts of the second half shows the breakdown event of the polar circulation to also continue in the lower levels. We can see that the high-pressure rising over the Pole is persistent, keeping the low pressure locked over Canada and the Siberian sector. In Europe, we see the colder air finally moving out, being confined more to western Europe. Warmer air advances further into central Europe, as the strong ridge starts to take over. Over North America, we can see a strong cold pool remaining over Canada and the northern United States. This, together with the weakened polar circulation does allow for a drop of colder than normal air into the eastern half of the United States. NOAA also regularly releases their 8-14 day forecast for the United States. Below we have the temperature forecast for mid-March, where NOAA calls for colder weather in much of the northern and eastern United States, with the coldest in the Midwest. Warmer than normal weather is expected in the southwestern United States, under a high-pressure zone. We have the precipitation forecast below, which calls for more precipitation in the northwest and in the northeast. The central and southern United States can expect drier than normal conditions in the mid-month. Taking a look at the far second half of the month, requires a different approach, using the extended/weekly forecast from the ECMWF extended ensemble forecast.   LATE MARCH 2022 WEATHER   Looking at the pressure pattern, we see a continuation of the weather pattern. The polar circulation is still broken down, with the main source of power being the core over Canada. A high-pressure system prevails over Europe. The temperature forecast for Europe suggests colder temperatures in the far southeast. But most of the mainland will see a return of warmer than normal weather, under the expanding high-pressure blocking. Over North America, the pattern continues from February, with a temperature gap from the northern United States down into the eastern half. This is a likely path of continued colder air outbreaks, as long as the strong cold air anomaly remains up in Canada. Looking at the pressure pattern going into April, we can see an attempt at a slight recovery in circulation. The strong cross-polar ridging is not really seen at present. The main low-pressure core remains over Canada and Greenland. The temperature forecast for Europe suggests the same pattern as in late March, with warmer than normal temperatures taking over most of the continent. Over North America, the pattern doesn’t change much going into the first days of April. Some of it is due to the stable low-pressure system over Canada. But it can also be due to the forecast just averaging out at this extended time range. The fact remains that as long as there is a stable low-pressure anomaly over Canada, there will be a cold anomaly region there, allowing colder air outbreaks, which in spring can also lead to severe weather.   MARCH 2022 OFFICIAL NOAA FORECAST   Every month, NOAA also releases the monthly outlook for weather conditions across the United States. Below is the latest official March 2022 temperature forecast/outlook for the United States by NOAA. It shows the temperature probability, with colder weather being more likely in the northwestern United States. The southern and eastern United States have a higher probability of warmer than normal weather. The official precipitation forecast is similar to the model forecast. We see an equal-to-higher probability for more precipitation in the northwestern and the eastern United States. The far southern United States is forecast to have a drier than normal month, especially in the southwest. A special forecast graphic below shows the drought tendency over the month of March. We can see continued to worsen drought conditions over much of the western half of the United States. But what are the current drought conditions? Well, most of the western and southern United States is under some level of drought conditions. The driest conditions prevail in the south-central states and in the northwestern United States. As you will see also below on the outlook for the entire Spring season, the drought conditions in the southwestern United States will prevail for some time. And likely worsen.   SPRING 2022 SEASONAL WEATHER FORECAT   We will look at the ECMWF model, as it is often referred to as “the best” model for long-range forecasting. In the pressure pattern forecast from ECMWF below, we can see the typical La Nina high-pressure system in the North Pacific. The low-pressure system is present over western Canada and expanding into Greenland and the polar regions. The jet stream is bending in between the high and low-pressure systems as we have seen in the previous, as during the winter. We see the North Atlantic in a positive North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO) mode, which means an amplified jet stream from Iceland and into Scandinavia. A positive NAO generally means mild/warmer conditions for Europe and the southeastern United States. The global temperature forecast below shows North America divided into two parts. Western Canada is forecast to remain colder than normal, thanks to the jet stream position. There is a high chance of this colder air extending south, into the parts of the northern and eastern United States. The Southern United States is forecast to be warmer than normal. Looking closer at Europe, we see the surface temperatures are mostly above normal. Some colder anomalies are seen in the far North Atlantic, where the low-pressure systems will travel across. Far southeastern Europe is also forecast to be colder than normal, due to a more northerly flow. Over North America, the ECMWF forecast shows colder than normal surface temperatures in Alaska and western Canada. We see a slight indication of colder air intruding into the northwestern United States. The rest of the country is mostly warmer than normal, especially in the southwest. Notice a weaker warm anomaly in the eastern United States. That indicates a window for colder than normal air to spread into parts of the eastern United States. A higher chance for that is in the early part of the spring. The precipitation anomaly forecast below shows a more normal La Nina type pattern over Canada and the United States. We see the mainland United States with wetter conditions in the northwest and the east, and drier conditions in the southwest and over Florida. Europe is trending with more precipitation over the northern regions, following the jet stream and low-pressure systems. Drier conditions are forecast for most of western and central Europe, under high-pressure systems. Below is the latest official Spring temperature forecast for the United States by NOAA. It shows the temperature probability, with colder to equal chances in the northwestern United States. The southern and eastern United States have a high probability of warmer than normal spring weather. Such a pattern however still allows for strong cold air outbreaks into the Midwest and the northeast. A strong cold pool will be present in western Canada, which can be triggered to send a cold air outbreak into the United States if the pressure pattern shift occurs. The official precipitation forecast is also quite similar to the model forecast. We see an equal-to-higher probability for more precipitation in the northwestern and the eastern United States. The southern United States is forecast to have a drier than normal spring, especially in the southwest. We will release regular weekly and monthly updates as fresh forecasts and data are available. So make sure to bookmark our page. Also, if you have seen this article in the Google App (Discover) feed, click the like button (♥) there to see more of our forecasts and our latest articles on weather and nature in general.   SEE ALSO: Spring 2022 will be affected by the ENSO. 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We’re sharing our ultimate guide to packing for Europe in spring to help you nail your travel wardrobe.           Europe can be an unpredictable place to travel to in terms of weather, and no matter what time of year you go, you could get sun or rain. It’s a huge continent with stunning and diverse countries, and vacations here can last from a weekend getaway to an entire year. Always, always, always check the weather forecast for each destination on your itinerary before your trip. Once you’ve researched the weather, you can focus on creating a travel capsule wardrobe, which should easily fit in a carryon suitcase with the help of packing cubes to compress your clothing. Spring in Europe runs from March through May and can be a beautiful time to visit, as the temperature is warming up and the tourists have yet to arrive. While the flowers will be starting to bloom, the weather will still be pretty cool and rainy in some parts of the continent.   Start by reading these general tips on packing for spring travel: How to Pack for Trips with Mixed Weather How to Layer a Summer Dress for Spring How to Pack for Europe in Spring Best Shoes for Traveling in Spring and Fall   No matter where you visit, you should always be prepared for changing conditions, using layers and accessories to ensure you stay comfortable if the weather changes.   Tip: If the weather forecast predicts colder weather, read our packing guide for Europe in Winter!   Using tips from our readers, we’ve compiled the ultimate guide to packing for Europe in spring:         Back Bow Packable Hooded Raincoat   United Kingdom   The weather in the UK is always unpredictable, including spring time. One of the most important things to remember is that just because it’s “spring” doesn’t mean it will necessarily be warm. The weather can vary hugely hour by hour and day by day. In general, the east is drier than the west, and it’s cooler up north than it is south. And then there’s the rain, which can be expected in spring, along with wind, especially in hilly or mountainous areas. However, there can still be sunnier days. Because of the varied weather, layering is a must. Wear a merino base layer and add a sweater and a beanie hat that won’t blow off from the wind. Don’t forget gloves and a scarf! For shoes, pack a few pairs. Flats are great for days when it’s warmer or for a dinner out. For walking and rainy days, wear flat ankle boots. You’ll also need a raincoat when packing for Europe in spring. If you’re in a busy city like London, forget the umbrella as it will be hard to carry around in crowds. Wear a hat or a jacket with a hood. Stick to a lightweight, windproof, waterproof jacket and wear a fleece zip-up underneath for colder days. Tip: The Tube and trains can get very hot, so this is where layers come in handy! Make it easy to strip off layers as you go into warmer buildings and out into the cold.    Want more tips? Find out what to pack for London year round!     Anatomie Skyler Pants   France   France is beautiful in spring, but it can still be chilly in the early months. In some parts, you can expect frost until May, while in the south, it can get suddenly warm by May and summer can appear early. If you’re near the Alps or Alsace region, expect colder temperatures, while the weather will be more mild in Nice and French Riviera regions. When packing for Europe in spring, choose “smart” or “dressed up” casual attire. For example, you could wear well-tailored jeans with a pretty blouse, trench coat, and comfortable ankle boots. Depending on how much time you plan to spend outdoors and how low the temperatures, you may need warmer outerwear, so you can plan to layer for the weather as needed.   To learn more about the Skyler Anatomie pants, please watch the video above!   A tunic or sweater dress would be comfortable for indoors or outdoors with thick tights, while a cinched shift dress with thin stockings can be worn both museum-hopping or dancing at night as things warm up. You can also layer thin and thick tights if the temperature drops or wear them under jeans or leggings. For outerwear, opt for durable synthetics that provide a measure of warmth plus wind- protection– especially near the coast. A weatherproof shell or rain jacket will help keep you dry, but be prepared for slippery cobblestone as well. Tip: Springtime in France is less crowded, but it can also be wetter from other seasons and places. A rain poncho or travel umbrella will keep you and your bag dry and will save you up to 42 Euros for an umbrella upon arrival.    For more tips, read our guide on what to pack for France!     Sam Edelman Tinsley Rain Boot   Austria   Austria in early spring can be decidedly chilly, with snow potentially still in the forecast. Later on, in the season is an ideal time to visit as you’ll likely encounter pleasantly warm, sunny weather, although be prepared for the occasional shower and gray, overcast day. For a typical springtime visit to Austria, bring lots of layers, as you can never be fully sure how the weather will progress when you set out in the morning. And if you’re traveling early in the spring season, you’d be wise to bring a few extra layers and sturdy, waterproof footwear. For cute outfits for your spring trip, pack jeans, skirts, a variety of long-sleeve and short-sleeve tops, and sweaters to layer. For outerwear, go for a light trench coat—it’s a timeless piece that’s comfortable, practical, and sophisticated, and looks good thrown over jeans or a dress. In terms of footwear, pack sleek (preferably waterproof) Chelsea boots. They’re comfortable but always look on-trend and go well with both dresses and jeans. A chic ballet flat in a neutral shade like blush or black is another footwear option that’s perfect for spring for dressier evenings. Tip: During colder weather, the restaurants stores and hotels may be very warm. If you tend to get hot easily, take at least one short-sleeve top to wear as a base layer so you can take off your layers as needed.    Before your trip, find out what to wear in Austria!     Teva Washed Canvas Shoe   Italy   Spring in Italy is unpredictable. The temperatures can vary from chilly to warm and sometimes even hot. Plus, the temperature greatly varies where you are in Italy. The north will be cooler, while the south will be more Mediterranean and warmer. Despite the unpredictable weather, Italian spring is beautiful and you can spot flowers and greenery everywhere. To prepare for warm or cold weather, pack for both. Look for bright and light colors during this finicky season; when it’s sunny, it’s very warm. Jeans are a must, along with skirts in light fabrics. Stick to dark denim–it’s always in style. When packing for Europe in spring, don’t forget a sweater and light jacket for layering on cold days and evenings and a waterproof outerwear item, such as a light trench coat, for unexpected rainstorms. Perhaps most important for Italy is comfortable shoes, as you’ll likely be walking for hours and on uneven cobblestone paths. Ankle boots and flats are a safe bet. Sneakers have also become very popular in Italy. You can’t go wrong with a pair of Adidas Stan Smiths or chic sneakers. Tip: Pack a pair of dressy shoes as locals like to dine out with style and elegance. In some venues, hosts at the entrance might not let you in if you’re wearing flat shoes. You’ll also want to bring along a scarf for coverage at religious sites where you’ll need to dress conservatively.    For more tips, please read our complete Italy packing list!     Repel Windproof Travel Umbrella   Germany   Like many northern European countries, Germany’s spring weather greatly varies depending on the month and year. While it’s typically cool and rainy, some years have been warmer while others have still experienced snow. There’s even a nursery rhyme in Germany, which basically translates into: April doesn’t know what it wants– sunshine and rain and sometimes snow in between. Since the weather during spring can be unpredictable, you will need to be prepared to face all the elements. When packing for Europe in spring, start off with the basics. You can never go wrong with a pair of jeans. Opt for darker washes as they are figure flattering and will disguise any dirt. An ideal outfit would consist of a pair of skinny jeans or your favorite lightweight pants and sneakers, ankle boots, or long boots. If you want to wear a skirt or dress, wear tights underneath. An umbrella and a raincoat is a must in spring, as you never know when it might rain! It’s best to pack a lightweight and small umbrella or a thin and lightweight raincoat, so it doesn’t take too much space up in your bag. Don’t forget a hooded jacket or parka to keep you warm if it gets chilly. Be sure you have a waterproof outer layer and a layer underneath that you can take off on warmer days. Women in Germany love wearing black leather jackets and a cardigan underneath. Tip: For accessories, bring a large and thin scarf for those chilly days. On warm days you can easily take it off and pack it in your purse.     For more tips, read up on what to wear in Germany!       J Crew Merino Wool Sweater   Sweden   After a cold winter season, the days start to get longer in spring but you can still expect cold weather in Sweden. March often still sees snow, and the northern part of the country can remain white and wintery through the whole season. Towards the end of the season, it’ll warm up, but don’t expect temperatures above the low 60s (Fahrenheit). In the spring, your essentials should include a pair of comfortable loafers or slip-on shoes, dark jeans that work for day and night, and a crossbody bag. If the forecast shows snow, bring waterproof boots that will keep your feet warm. An easy overcoat and a nice scarf are perfect additions for cooler days and nights.   This video reveals why the J. Crew Tippi sweater is a hit for winter!   A dress can always look pretty and feminine, but don’t opt for light materials. Pack a dress in a thicker material such as denim or wool and add a pair of black stockings to your look to warm your legs. If you’re in a stylish city like Stockholm, don’t forget to pack a stylish silk top, black pants, and ankle boots with a slight heel for evenings out when visiting the wide variety of bars and bistros all over Stockholm’s city center. Tip: Bicycles are a popular form of transport within the cities, and a great way of getting around and sightseeing. However, make sure that you dress appropriately, such as shoes, pants, and a cross body bag or something that will not interfere with your bicycle riding abilities.    Here are some packing tips and Swedish style ideas to help you decide what to wear in Stockholm any time of the year!   Ami Stretch Skinny Jeans   Switzerland   Spring weather in Switzerland can be unpredictable and so it is important to layer. You can wake up in the mornings to nearly freezing weather and it can warm up 30 or 40 degrees by the afternoon and cool back down in the evenings. When packing for Europe in spring and Switzerland’s on your agenda, it’s important to be prepared for anything. Your daily outfit for spring would be a light top teamed with a pair of jeans and a warm jacket. Start with your base including a good pair of jeans or trousers in a darker shade. Generally speaking, dark blue denim is considered timeless European fashion. Pair this with a light blouse or sleeveless top in a bright color as it is spring and you are celebrating this. This outfit can be accompanied by a lightweight jacket or a cardigan to protect you from the chill of the mornings and evenings. Ballet flats are cute as they are comfortable and will keep your feet warm, you can purchase your favorite pair in a selection of different colors such as a floral print. Tip: Although most Swiss people are able to speak English it shows respect if you attempt to address them in their native tongue “Sprechen Sie Englisch?” (“Do you speak English?”) This will result in you receiving a much warmer reception.     For more tips, read our guide on what to pack for Switzerland!   De La Vina Leather Low Boot   Ireland   For spring in Ireland, you can expect mild temperatures with occasional rain showers, wind, and spells of sunshine. The days grow longer during the spring months, and further into the country you will see green landscapes, yellow tulips, and countless spring lambs. Almost anyone will tell you that rain is always a possibility in Ireland. When packing for Europe in spring, waterproof boots and a warm waterproof jacket are musts. Since spring in Dublin is cool, you will need a good pair of jeans in a dark shade–black is always a favorite. Layering is also essential. Sweaters, jackets, and tees are perfect. Try to stick to neutrals or pastel colors. A splash of color can come from a simple crossbody bag and scarves. Cashmere or silk scarves are perfect for the spring weather and look elegant, instantly enhancing a look. Remember that the major cities like Dublin and Galway are very trendy, combining formal and casual wear. The most important thing is to always look presentable and avoid anything too revealing, like crop tops or short shorts. You will be cold and look inappropriate. Tip: When traveling to Europe in the spring, consider visiting Ireland for St. Patrick’s day when the cities are alive with festivals! Dublin and Galway, among other cities, also host a number of festivals during the spring that are worth visiting.    Are you wondering what to wear in Ireland? Use these packing list ideas for Dublin as a starting point for your trip!     Striped Cape-Scarf   Norway   Spring is arguably the most beautiful time of year to visit Norway, but the spring weather can either arrive incredibly early (in February) or late (with snow still there in May). You’ll want to check the weather before your trip to know which kind of spring weather you can expect. In general, spring in Norway is chilly. Along with snow, you may encounter lots of wind, so you’ll want to pack and wear plenty of layers. When you’re planning what to pack for a trip to Norway, keep in mind that locals like to keep things simple in their wardrobe, right down to the colors. They tend to gravitate toward gray, beige, black, and blue. A pair of black or navy trousers and dark jeans will work great as your base. Pair these with long-sleeve shirts and sweaters, along with a lightweight, waterproof jacket. Since it can be warm indoors, wear pieces that are easy to take on and off. For footwear, boots are fabulous. Not only are they comfortable and waterproof but they are perfect for all elements and all occasions. Since it may be windy, skip the umbrella and wear a beanie, scarf, and hooded jacket on those rainy days. Tip: The Danes are some of the friendliest and happy people you will encounter, and the vibrant Oslo metropolis has a reputation for entertainment and an energetic nightlife. Pack an item that is slightly dressier for a fun night out!    Here are more tips on what to wear in Norway!   Calvin Klein Packable Jacket   Russia   Spring is a dynamic time in Russia. The temperatures can change rapidly or stay stagnant for weeks. The temperature difference between April and May could be drastic. Be prepared for gray skies and rain. However, the flowers and trees start to bloom in May and June, making it a delightful time to visit. Since Russia in the spring can still be quite chilly, jeans and boots are a smart choice for casual wear. Sweaters will keep you toasty warm, though if you visit in the late spring you might want to wear layers for sunny days. In the spring, skirts get shorter, but women still typically wear tights or pantyhose under them for warmth. It can also be wet, either from rain or a late snow. Make sure you pack an umbrella and a raincoat. You’ll want sturdy shoes as well–ones you don’t mind getting wet. Tip: When in doubt, dress more conservatively. It’s a good idea not to show cleavage, unless you have a layer underneath, or wear see-through clothes or bright makeup. Choose understated jewelry instead of flashier pieces.    If you’re wondering what to wear in Russia, take a look at what they recommend you bring for your vacation.     Blondo Villa Waterproof   The Netherlands   Spring is the time the trees and tulips are blossoming and blooming, the weather is getting warmer, and the sun is shining, but sometimes there’s still rain. Layering is the best way to handle this weather; you can remove items when it’s warm and keep them on when it’s cold. Have an umbrella ready for those wet days! When packing for Europe in spring, choose long pants, like jeans, with a warm jacket. It can be your favorite black leather jacket or a 3-in-1 outdoor jacket in your favorite color. These jackets will keep you warm and dry, plus you can remove the inner fleece jacket if it’s too warm or use the fleece jacket by itself and leave the outer layer at your hotel. Underneath, you could wear a lightweight turtleneck sweater. Have a matching scarf to keep your neck warm. At the moment, Dutch women love to wear oversized scarves!   Watch this video review on the Blondo Villa Waterproof boot!   Good walking shoes are most certainly important for your travels to the Netherlands. If you wear ankle boots, be sure they’re comfortable. Or choose stylish sneakers. Even if you plan on using the tram system or riding bicycles throughout the city, you will at some stage find yourself walking across the remarkable cobblestone streets, just to explore or browse through the busy shopping streets. Sensibility should reign here with your choice of footwear; avoid heels and opt for shoes that offer grip and are slip-resistant. Tip: If you go on a bike tour through the Netherlands, you need bike-friendly clothes. For your bag, wear a backpack so you can be hands-free. Choose one that’s water-resistant so your personal belongings stay dry.    Visiting the Netherlands on your next trip? Read up on what to wear in the Netherlands!     Zella Live In High Waist Leggings   Spain   Spring is one of the most beautiful times to visit Spain. The weather is not too cold, flowers bloom in abandon, and the streets come to life with music and delicious farm fresh foods. While March and April can still be chilly, it starts to warm up in May. Warmth comes with the sun, but as soon as it disappears you can feel the draft, so it’s best to layer your clothing. Have fun with your travel outfits for Spain in the spring. Bright colors, pastels, and florals are appropriate for this season, as everyone mimics nature’s vivid colors. Long tunic tops can be paired with leggings, replacing trousers and denim. Dining out is popular in this fair weather, but make sure you bring along a scarf or a jacket. March can still be quite chilly so a denim jacket or blanket scarf can be a lifesaver when the weather gets crisp. Comfortable footwear is a must for those long days of walking, but you can also pack a low chunky heel that can be worn out at night or for less strenuous activities. Tip: Petty theft in Spain is very prevalent. Always keep an eye on your things, and remember to pack them securely. Make your clothing theft-proof and choose items with strong zippers. Read these anti-theft tips for more information.   If you’re traveling to Spain, read our full packing list here!     Yosi Samra Samara Ballet Flat   Greece   Greece is a beautiful Mediterranean destination, and springtime brings fairly mild weather. You may enjoy some warm days, but you can expect evenings to be chilly, especially when you’re on the coast. When packing for Europe in spring, include jeans and smart capri trousers in darker shades that you can team with bright tank tops and blouses for the warmer days and long sleeve shirts and 3/4 tops for cooler days. Bring a light jacket for the evenings to ward off the chill.  Accessorize your outfit with sunglasses and a chic sun hat. Skirts and shorts are perfect to wear during the day with ankle boots. Black is a great color choice because you can wear it with anything, and it’s forgiving in regards to dirt. If you’re visiting Athens, you’ll want to take your style up a notch. This city is known for its smart-casual style. This means that the men are dressed impeccably and the women are unashamed of their bodies, opting for figure-enhancing clothes like short skirts and incredibly high heels. It’s acceptable to wear jeans around the city, providing you dress them up with a smart blazer or blouse and elegant accessories. Tip: Since there are many historic and beautiful sites throughout Greece, like the Acropolis, make sure you have appropriate footwear. The easiest method for sightseeing and getting around is on foot.    For more tips, read our full packing list on what to wear in Greece.     Compass Rose Packing Cubes   How to Organize Your Clothing   Packing cubes can help organize all the clothes you want to bring, not just your cardigan! We designed our own brand of slim packing cubes, with a unique color and numbering system, so it’s easy to remember where you’ve packed everything. The video below shows you how!   Learn our hacks with packing cubes in the video!   We also put together a five-part YouTube series showing the different methods to use packing cubes for travel. If you use this specific packing strategy, packing cubes can also compress your belongings. This is the secret to traveling carry-on only!     What are your tips on packing for Europe in spring? Share in the comment section below!   For more Europe packing tips, please read: 10-Step Packing Guide for Europe What to Wear in Europe: Packing List for Every Destination The Only Packing List for Europe You’ll Ever Need! 2 Weeks in Europe in Winter – Carry On Only   Suggested travel resources: Lonely Planet Europe on a Shoestring How to Choose the Best Shoes for Europe The Best Carry-on Suitcases for Europe     LIKED THIS POST? PIN THIS PIC TO SAVE IT!   I hope you liked this ultimate guide to packing for Europe in spring. Please share it with your friends on Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest. Thanks for reading!   When is the best time to visit Europe? Covering 3.931 million square miles, Europe is a pretty big place. From the Arctic tundra of northern Scandinavia to the balmy beaches of the Mediterranean, the continent is home to a wondrous variety of sights and experiences, and some of the most fantastic vacation destinations on Earth. But you may be wondering; when is the best time of year to visit Europe? How can you successfully plan a Europe vacation when there is much to see, do and consider? That’s where we come in. We’ve put together this handy guide to the best times to visit Europe, including seasonal weather, crowds, beaches, and much more. When to visit Europe for great weather It’s hard to sum up all of Europe’s weather in one word, so we’ll go with ‘varied.’ In truth, the type of weather you can expect on your European adventure depends greatly on where and when you choose to visit. There are places you can go in Europe for guaranteed sun and fun year-round (Spain’s Canary Islands are famously warm even in the depths of winter), and equally, places that are perfect for a snowy adventure. In this section, we take a look at some of our favorite European destinations by season, and what you can expect from the weather. Spring weather in Europe Best for; City breaks Destination Average max temp (F) Average min temp (F) Av. rainfall days Av. snowfall days Marbella (Spain) 70 52 12 0 Paris (France) 62 45 17 1 Algarve (Portugal) 70 56 11 0 Rome (Italy) 61 51 14 0 Malta 67 57 10 0 Dubrovnik (Croatia) 64 52 17 0 Santorini (Greece) 66 60 9 0 Tenerife (Spain) 76 64 7 0 Spring is a beautiful time in Europe. Across the continent, the days are getting longer, and the temperatures begin to rise. The weather in Europe in March, the first month of Spring, is generally still chilly, particularly at night, and some destinations (such as Paris and the mountains of France, Switzerland, and Italy), still see snowfall. In April, things are starting to get a bit brighter. Flowers begin to bloom and iconic destinations, such as the Greek islands, open for the tourist season. The weather in Europe in May is perfect in many tourist hotspots. It is also the best time to visit southern Europe to avoid the soaring temperatures of summer. Capital cities such as Rome and Paris benefit from the golden light of Spring, while the warm temperatures are far better for exploring than the high temperatures of Summer.  What to pack for a spring visit to Europe Spring in Europe is a mixed bag, weather-wise. Early in the season, temperatures will be cold; as low as 45F in Northern France and even colder in the snowy countries of Scandinavia. So if you’re visiting in March or early April, a warm coat and plenty of layers to wrap up in will help keep the chill at bay. The weather in Europe during Spring can also be rather wet, even into May. A good travel umbrella and a light waterproof jacket ensure that your sightseeing won’t be interrupted by showers. The Greek Island Symi Summer weather in Europe Best for; beach vacations Destination Average max temp (F) Average min temp (F) Av. rainfall days Av. snowfall days Marbella (Spain) 87 66 2 0 Paris (France) 77 59 18 1 Algarve (Portugal) 83 66 11 3 Rome (Italy) 86 78 11 0 Malta 85 77 2 0 Dubrovnik (Croatia) 84 70 14 0 Santorini (Greece) 81 76 2 0 Tenerife (Spain) 88 75 2 0 Summer is the most famous and popular time to visit Europe for great weather, and for good reason. From June through August, the mercury rises to the high 80’s in the south, which is the ideal temperature for spending lazy vacation days on the beaches of the Mediterranean. The weather tends to be the hottest across the board in July, with June and August being just a touch cooler. Classic European beach destinations, such as Marbella in Spain and Santorini in Greece, are also very dry during the summer, only seeing an average of 2 rainy days across the three-month period from June to August.  What to pack for summer in Europe For any season in Europe, the key to comfort is to pack layers. If you’re off on a beach vacation to Spain, the South of France, or Greece, you can stick with light clothing and plenty of sun protection. For city breaks in the summer, it would be wise to pack a light rain jacket, particularly for popular destinations Paris and Dubrovnik, which are prone to short, heavy showers. Montmartre in Paris in Summer Autumn weather in Europe Best for; Active, outdoors vacations  Destination Average max temp (F) Average min temp (F) Av. rainfall days Av. snowfall days Marbella (Spain) 73 57 10 0 Paris (France) 62 49 19 0 Algarve (Portugal) 74 61 16 0 Rome (Italy) 72 58 16 0 Malta 76 68 13 0 Dubrovnik (Croatia) 69 58 16 0 Santorini (Greece) 73 70 9 0 Tenerife (Spain) 81 70 8 0 Fall is a particularly beautiful time in Europe, particularly in wild and rural places. The colors of the leaves on the trees slowly change from fresh green to russet and burnt orange, and warm days are coupled with crisp, clear nights and misty mornings. The temperatures start to drop off in cities and northern destinations, although southern places cling to high temperatures until late October. The biggest change in weather from the summer is the number of rainy days you can expect. Even dry resorts such as Marbella and the Algarve see significant rainfall in the autumn months. What to pack for Autumn in Europe Be prepared for change, and you won’t go wrong. Europe in Fall is a mixed bag, with some days hot and sunny and others, wet, windy and cold. Pack for every eventuality and you’ll be covered for whatever the weather throws at you. Even if you’re going somewhere, such a Mallorca or Tenerife, which holds onto sunshine and warm temperatures year-round, there’s always a chance of an odd rainy day or cold night in the Fall. Fall in Rome Winter weather in Europe Best for; Skiing vacations, festive celebrations, or winter sun Destination Average max temp (F) Average min temp (F) Av. rainfall days Av. snowfall days Marbella (Spain) 59 47 12 0 Paris (France) 47 37 19 2 Algarve (Portugal) 62 50 14 0 Rome (Italy) 55 43 15 0 Malta 62 55 17 0 Dubrovnik (Croatia) 50 41 16 1 Santorini (Greece) 60 38 17 0 Tenerife (Spain) 72 62 10 0 Winter is the most varied time for weather in Europe. Some places, such as Iceland, Norway, and the Alpine regions are knee-deep in snow by mid-December, while others, such as Portugal’s Algarve, Spain’s Canary Islands, and Malta are basking in 60 degrees temperatures and higher. For fans of snowy adventures, winter is of course the best time to hit the slopes in Italy, Switzerland, and France, with steady snowfall from December through February. What to pack for winter in Europe If you’re going anywhere other than one of the winter sun destinations, you’ll need to take plenty of thick, woolly coats, hats, gloves, and scarves. Many places in Europe are not only cold, but windy, which makes the temperature feel even lower. Sturdy shoes are also a must for winter in Europe, as nothing ruins a sightseeing day more than wet, cold feet. A train in the Swiss Italian Alps in winter When to visit Europe to beat the crowds As we mentioned earlier, Europe is an extremely popular destination, and certain times of year see millions of tourists from all over the world descend on beaches, cities, and resorts. For many people, being squashed onto a stretch of sand with hundreds of other people like sardines in a tin is not the most attractive way to spend a vacation. The good news is, there are absolutely times when you can plan a European vacation to avoid the crowds. When is Europe busiest? Across the continent, Summer is the peak season, It doesn’t matter if you’re watching sunsets on Santorini, trying tapas in Spain, or exploring the beaches of northern France, between June and August, it is going to be busy. August is the busiest month across Europe and is the peak time for family vacations. Many European destinations are also crowded during the festive holiday season, particularly throughout December. Millions of tourists head to the famed Christmas markets of Germany, The Netherlands, France, and Czechia at this time of year. Ski resorts are also very busy in December, and during the school break in February. Crowds in London, England When to visit Europe for fewer crowds The shoulder seasons are widely regarded as the best time to visit Europe to avoid crowds. Popular cities such as Paris, Barcelona, Rome, and Athens see much lighter footfall during the spring and fall months than in the summer and winter. Attractions are less crowded, beaches are emptier and, as a result, prices are lower. March is generally the quietest month across the board, with a small spike in numbers in April for Easter celebrations. May is the best month to visit Europe for a compromise between good weather and fewer crowds than in the peak season, although visitor numbers begin to creep up during the month. September, when European schools restart, is a good time to enjoy the last of the summer sun with fewer families around, while October and November see low numbers of people and chillier weather setting in. When to visit Europe for a beach vacation The best time to visit Europe’s beaches is in May and September for the majority of destinations. This is because the Mediterranean, Balkan and Aegean resorts are enjoying high temperatures and calm seas, without the thronging crowds of the peak summer season.   If you’re visiting winter sun destinations, such as Tenerife or the Algarve, you have even more options. If you are hoping for a bit of vitamin sea to chase the winter blues away, then November through March is a great time to take advantage of cheaper flight prices and bask in winter warmth.  Bengal Cave, The Algarve, Portugal When is the best time to visit Europe for a ski vacation? Europe is home to some of the best ski resorts on Earth, attracting winter sports fans and top-class athletes from all over the world. Ski vacations in Europe are all about glamour, with resorts such as Chamonix and Zermatt providing equal doses of glittering skiing, nightlife and cozy, rustic alpine living. For top skiing, you need good snow and lots of it. Thankfully, the Alpine regions of France, Italy, Switzerland, and Austria offer just that, between late November and March. Other popular regions for skiing in Europe include the Pyrenees on the Spain-France border, the Pirin Mountains in Bulgaria, and the Sierra Nevadas in Spain. Check out our guide for more information on fabulous ski vacations in Europe. Zermatt ski resort, Switzerland Book a luxury vacation home in Europe with Top Villas From chic townhouses in the South of France to whitewashed villas in the Greek Islands, we have a spectacular range of luxurious villas in Europe. Our rental homes are all carefully selected according to exacting standards, to ensure that you have the ultimate exclusive European getaway. Our knowledgeable experts are on hand to help you organize everything for your vacation, from the moment you book to when you arrive home. Find and book amazing properties on our main site, and contact our team here. AO Blog Update | Verisk’s Atmospheric and Environmental Research September 15, 2022 Dear AO/PV blog readers: We have shifted the public release of the Arctic Oscillation/Polar Vortex blog to every other Wednesday through the summer season. For those who would like an early look on Mondays, we will be offering at a nominal price (US $25) a PDF version of the upcoming blog, and we will be rolling out access to the datasets used in the production of this blog. At present we plan to make available in comma-separated values the timeseries of the Polar Cap Height and the timeseries of the Wave Activity Flux (vertical component), though we would appreciate to hear your suggestions for additional data of interest to you all.   Dr. Judah Cohen from Atmospheric and Environmental Research (AER) embarked on an experimental process of regular research, review, and analysis of the Arctic Oscillation ( The positive AO is often associated with cold weather in the Arctic but mild weather across the mid-latitudes including the Eastern United States, Europe and East Asia. The negative AO phase is characterized by a high-pressure center anomaly over the entire Arctic basin or polar cap and low-pressure center anomalies in each ocean basin in the mid-latitudes. The negative AO is often associated with milder weather in the Arctic but severe winter weather, including cold-air or Arctic outbreaks and snowstorms across the mid-latitudes including the Eastern United States, Europe and East Asia. The AO can be considered an atmospheric mixing index. During the positive AO phase there is little mixing of atmospheric masses between the Arctic and lower latitudes (mid-latitudes and subtropics) so the cold air stays bottled up in the Arctic and mild air dominates the mid-latitudes. During the negative AO phase there is increased mixing of atmospheric masses between the Arctic and lower latitudes (mid-latitudes and subtropics) so the cold air is release from the Arctic and mild air in the mid-latitudes and subtropics flows more easily into the Arctic region. “>AO) and Polar Vortex (PV). This analysis is intended to provide researchers and practitioners real-time insights on one of North America’s and Europe’s leading drivers for extreme and persistent temperature patterns. During the winter schedule the blog is updated once every week. Snow accumulation forecasts replace precipitation forecasts. Also, there is renewed emphasis on ice and snow boundary conditions and their influence on hemispheric weather. With the start of spring we transition to a spring/summer schedule, which is once every two weeks. Snow accumulation forecasts will be replaced by precipitation forecasts. Also, there will be less emphasis on ice and snow boundary conditions and their influence on hemispheric weather. Subscribe to our email list or follow me on Twitter (@judah57) for notification of updates. The AO/PV blog is partially supported by NSF grant AGS: 1657748. Special recap of winter 2019/20 Summary Winter 2019/20 was characterized by widespread warmth across the mid-latitudes continents including the United States (US), Southern Canada and especially Europe and Northern Asia. In contrast it was relatively cold across the North American Arctic including Alaska, Northern Canada, Greenland, parts of Eastern Siberia and the Central Arctic. The phase of the El Niño/Southern Oscillation (ENSO) had a warm bias but in general remained neutral that winter. ENSO did not seem to be a big factor that winter. October Siberian snow cover was fast to advance early in the month, then stalled and finished the month with a rapid spurt. October Siberian snow cover extent (SCE) was well above normal and more than most recent years. SCE was also above normal across North America.  As I have argued much of my career above normal SCE in the fall across Siberia is favorable for disrupting the polar vortex. Arctic sea ice was below normal during the fall but focused in the North Pacific sector more so than in the Barents-Kara seas. This pattern of sea ice anomalies is not thought conducive to disrupting the polar vortex (PV). Unusual for the PV, there was little variability all winter with the PV locked in an undisturbed state. The only meaningful disruption was in late November and early December and it was minor and I believe was a reflective or stretched PV event. Overall, during the winter, the PV was strong to record strong. The strong PV was for much of the winter coupled with a positive to even record positive Arctic Oscillation (AO). The pattern of Northern Hemisphere (NH) surface temperature anomalies was consistent with a strong PV and positive AO and contributed to the warmest overall winter across the NH continents in recent years. Boundary Forcings The climate community focuses on El Niño/Southern Oscillation or ENSO in making seasonal forecasts and a mostly neutral event was predicted by the models for winter 2019/20 and therefore ENSO was not much of a factor in the winter forecasts.  In Figure 1 I show the forecasts from dynamical models that show general warmth across the NH and do not exhibit the iconic northwest North America/Southern US dipole associated with ENSO variability. Figure 1. The winter 2019/20 surface temperature anomalies forecast for the Northern Hemisphere from the a) NOAA CFSv2, b) the North American Multi-model Ensemble (NMME), c) the C3S model ensemble (ECMWF, UK Met and Meteo France models) and d) the AER statistical model. I will no longer discuss ENSO in the remainder of the blog post as the observed surface temperature anomaly pattern for the winter much more closely resembled that related to a positive AO more so than either phase of ENSO.  However, I do want to mention that the Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) was near record positive in the fall and early winter.  This is not a teleconnection pattern that I usually pay attention to, nor do I know much about it.  But it is plausible that it did contribute to a lack of high latitude blocking and a strong PV that winter, especially in the absence of strong ENSO forcing. At AER we use ENSO in producing seasonal forecasts, but in addition we have pioneered the use of Arctic boundary forcings in winter seasonal forecasting including Arctic sea ice but especially Eurasian snow cover in October.   We have demonstrated using observational analysis and model perturbation experiments that extensive Eurasian October snow cover is related to/can force a strengthened Siberian high, increased poleward heat flux, a weak stratospheric polar vortex (PV), which culminates in an extended period of a negative Arctic Oscillation (AO).  A negative AO is associated with below normal temperatures in the Eastern US and Northern Eurasia including Northern Europe and East Asia. Scientists including those at AER, have shown a similar atmospheric response to low Arctic sea ice.  In our recent paper Cohen et al. (2021) we also argued that above normal Eurasian SCE can favor reflective or stretched PV events that result not in a negative AO but rather a negative Nort Pacific Oscillation (NPO) pattern that favors widespread cold across North America east of the Rockies and Central/East Asia but not Europe. There are different ideas how variability in Arctic sea ice might influence winter hemispheric weather but the trend has been a convergence to a similar set of mechanisms first proposed for Eurasian snow cover.   Also, there is growing consensus that it is Barents-Kara sea ice in the late fall and early winter that has the greatest impact across Eurasia.  Similarly, low Arctic sea ice in the Chukchi-Bering Seas might favor colder temperatures downstream across North America. October 2019 Eurasian snow cover extent (SCE) was above normal even when compared to recent Octobers (Figure 2a).  Snow cover advance was relatively fast in early and late October but stalled mid-month but for the entire month SCE was well above normal.  I also compute the snow advance index (SAI) which is a measure of the pace or speed of the snow cover advance across Eurasia (see Cohen and Jones 2011 for more detail).  The value was also above normal but not as high as the SCE for October. Figure 2. a) Standardized snow cover extent anomaly across Eurasia for October 1979-2019 b) Observed Arctic sea ice extent anomalies November 2019.  Negative anomalies shown in blue shading. Fall 2019 Arctic sea ice was below normal (Figure 2b) however Barents-Kara sea ice was only slightly below normal in November and higher that most recent Novembers with the exception of 2014.  Therefore, Arctic sea ice was probably not as favorable for forcing a sudden stratospheric warming (SSW and where the zonal mean zonal wind reverses from westerly to easterly at 60°N and 10 hPa) often followed by a negative AO and cold temperatures across the NH mid-latitudes compared to other recent years.  The quasi-biennial oscillation (QBO) was in its westerly phase that winter.  The QBO is a periodic oscillation of the zonal winds in the equatorial stratosphere and in the westerly phase the zonal winds are stronger.  The westerly phase is thought to favor a stronger PV, which favors milder temperatures across the NH continents. It is plausible that the westerly QBO contributed to the overall mild winter. And of course, the near record warm global atmosphere and ocean provided an overall warm backdrop heading into the winter of 2019/20. Late fall/very early winter As mentioned above, October 2019 Eurasian snow cover extent was above normal due to an early and late month surge in snow cover advance.  Above normal snow cover across Siberia in October favors a strengthened Siberian high in November with the largest positive sea level pressure (SLP) anomalies northwest of the climatological center (see Figure 3a taken from Cohen et al 2014). The rapid advance of snow cover at the end of October favored the northwestward expansion of the Siberian high in November which dominated the monthly mean for November (Figure 3b).  Below normal sea ice in the Barents-Kara seas is also associated with the northwestward expansion of the Siberian high and the combination of the rapid advance in snow cover at the end of October and low Barents-Kara sea ice contributed to an episode of blocking centered over the Urals for the months of November.  From Figure 3, the northwestward expansion of the Siberian high is clearly evident as well as the “classic” tripole SLP anomaly pattern with relatively high pressure near Scandinavia/Urals and low pressure in both the North Atlantic and North Pacific Ocean basins that is the hemispheric circulation that is most favorable for disrupting the stratospheric PV. Figure 3. a) Regression of November sea level pressure (SLP) anomalies (hPa) onto October monthly mean, October Eurasian SCE (contouring) and December meridional heat flux anomalies at 100 hPa, averaged between 40-80°N (shading). b) Observed average sea level pressure (hPa; contours) and sea level pressure anomalies (hPa; shading) across the Northern Hemisphere from November 1-30, 2019. This tripole pattern is optimal for forcing increased vertical transfer of Rossby wave energy (vertical wave activity flux or WAFz) and poleward heat flux.  The WAFz plot in Figure 4 shows active WAFz throughout November first in the troposphere and then in the stratosphere.  The period of active WAFz, peaked the last week of November in the stratosphere.  Figure 4. Observed daily vertical component of the wave activity flux (WAFz) standardized anomalies, averaged poleward of 40-80°N from October 1 through March 31 (data for first week is missing).   As I have discussed in the blog and in past winter summaries one of my focuses of my research has been to demonstrate that behavior of the stratospheric PV is not just binary, i.e., a strong PV and a weak or disrupted PV that is only really considered when a major mid-winter warming (MMW) is observed, which is identified when the zonal mean zonal wind reverses from westerly to easterly at 60°N and 10 hPa. It turns out that the tropospheric response to a polar vortex disruption where WAFz is “reflected” is quite different from when WAFz is “absorbed.”  The tropospheric response to a PV disruption where the WAFz is absorbed is the “classic” response to stratospheric PV disruptions.  The tropospheric response is characterized by Greenland blocking, negative North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO), relatively cold temperatures across northern Eurasia and milder across North Africa, the Middle East and the North American Arctic.  Also, the tropospheric response is usually delayed relative to the WAFz pulses and the response can be of long duration, lasting of up to two months. In contrast the tropospheric response to a PV disruption where the WAFz is “reflected” is characterized by blocking near Alaska, relatively cold across much of Canada, the Eastern US and Central Asia and mild across Alaska and Europe.  The response is not associated with a negative NAO but rather a negative North Pacific Oscillation (NPO). Also, the tropospheric response is usually rapid relative to the WAFz pulses and the response is of relatively short duration lasting on the order of days and up to two weeks. This will be a of more important consequence in winter 2020/21. It is not until winter 2021/22 did we regularly produce the WAFz diagnostics that demonstrate reflective events so I what I now argue is somewhat circumstantial.  In November and December there are two observed examples of positive WAFz pulses quickly followed by negative WAFz pulses – first in at the very end of October and early November and then again in late November and early December (Figure 4).  This is strongly suggestive of a reflective events that involve upward WAFz pulses over Asia that reflect off the polar vortex and then are directed downward over North America.  As I just mentioned, reflective WAFz results in blocking/high pressure as well as warming near Alaska with upstream and downstream troughing and cold temperatures across Central and Eastern Asia and North America east of the Rockies first in the stratosphere and quickly followed in the troposphere.  In Figure 5, I present the geopotential heights for both 10 hPa and 500 hPa from November 1-15, 2019.  Figure 5a closely matches the “reflective” cluster 4 for the stratospheric PV (see Figure 1 from Kretschmer et al. 2018) with a stretched PV from Asia to North America and positive geopotential height anomalies centered near the Dateline, Eastern Siberia and the North Atlantic with downstream negative geopotential heights across Asia but especially North America.  And at 500 hPa there is strong ridging stretching along the West Coast of North America including Alaska and into Eastern Siberia with another ridge in the North Atlantic.   The main troughs are in East Asia and eastern North America.  There is another trough in Western Europe.  Figure 5. a) Observed average 10 hPa geopotential heights (dam; contours) and geopotential height anomalies (m; shading) across the Northern Hemisphere for November 1- 15, 2019. b) Observed average 500 hPa geopotential heights (dam; contours) and geopotential height anomalies (m; shading) across the Northern Hemisphere from November 1 – 15, 2019. This pattern results in below normal temperatures in Northern Asia, Western Europe and especially Eastern Canada and the Eastern US (see Figure 6).  On the flip side there are relatively warm temperatures under the mdi-tropospheric ridging along the West Coast of North America, Eastern Siberia Greenland and Eastern Europe. Figure 6. a) Observed average surface temperature anomalies (°C; shading) for November 1 – 15, 2019. Another stretched PV or reflective event takes place in late November and early December.   I show the NH geopotential height pattern for the first half of December both at 10 hPa and 500 hPa in Figure 7.  The pattern in the stratosphere looks more like a Canadian warming than a starched PV but if you look ahead at Figure 9a for late November it looks much more a typical stretched PV event.  In the mid-troposphere (which is usually a bit delayed relative to the response in the stratosphere) the pattern better resembles that associated with stretched or reflective PV events with strong ridging near Alaska with troughs across Asia and eastern North America that extends into the North Atlantic.  Figure 7. a) Observed average 10 hPa geopotential heights (dam; contours) and geopotential height anomalies (m; shading) across the Northern Hemisphere for December 1- 15, 2019. b) Observed average 500 hPa geopotential heights (dam; contours) and geopotential height anomalies (m; shading) across the Northern Hemisphere from December 1 – 15, 2019. The surface temperature anomaly pattern also resembles that associated with a stretched PV with cold temperatures in East Asia (though not very impressive this period but the cold became more expansive in late December – see ahead to Figure 10b) and Eastern Canada and the Northeastern US (see Figure 8).  It was also relatively warm in western North America, Europe, Western and Central Asia.  However overall, the stretched/reflective PV event of early December is not as clean or as strong as the event in early November. Figure 8. a) Observed average surface temperature anomalies (°C; shading) for December 1 – 15, 2019. The tropospheric response to stretched/reflective PV events is relatively short on the order of one to two weeks. And after the stretched/reflective PV events in early November and December the tropospheric circulation and surface temperature anomaly patterns relax in late November and December with some residual impacts.   The stratospheric PV seems to remain in a stretched configuration for much of November and December (see Figure 9a&b).  However, in the troposphere, the ridging centered near Alaska and Eastern Siberia abates and the troughs in eastern North America are replaced with ridges (see Figure 9c&d).  Still, ridging near the Urals helps to maintain troughing in East Asia and relatively cold temperatures dominate Central and East Asia while milder temperatures overspread eastern North America in late November and December (see Figure 10a&b).  And with strong westerly flow in both periods across Europe, Europe remains mild for both periods. Figure 9. a) Observed average 10 hPa geopotential heights (dam; contours) and geopotential height anomalies (m; shading) across the Northern Hemisphere for November 16- 30, 2019. b) Observed average 500 hPa geopotential heights (dam; contours) and geopotential height anomalies (m; shading) across the Northern Hemisphere from November 16 – 30, 2019.   c) Observed average 10 hPa geopotential heights (dam; contours) and geopotential height anomalies (m; shading) across the Northern Hemisphere for December 16- 31, 2019. d) Observed average 500 hPa geopotential heights (dam; contours) and geopotential height anomalies (m; shading) across the Northern Hemisphere from December 16 – 31, 2019. From Figure 9a, it does look like the PV is vulnerable to further weakening and the potential does exist for an SSW and not just stretching, especially given that the WAFz remained active for the last three weeks of December (see Figure 4).  And looking back on my blog posts in late November I was discussing the possibility of an SSW in late December (see blog from 29 Nov 2019).  In winter 2018/19 the PV transitioned from a stretched PV to a mature SSW while in 2019/20 the PV transitioned from a stretched PV to an absolute beast and what accounts for the difference, I don’t really know.   It is possible that the QBO was easterly in 2018/19 but westerly in 2019/20.  Another difference (but with little support in the literature) is that the IOD was strongly positive in fall 2019 but not in fall 2018. Figure 10. a) Observed average surface temperature anomalies (°C; shading) for a) November 16 – 30, 2019 and b) December 16-31, 2019. Mid winter A reflective layer in the stratosphere inhibits WAFz from penetrating to higher levels in the stratosphere that can shield the PV from disruption and often following stretched PV events the PV will strengthen.  I believe a very good example of this is winter 2010/11.  A strong reflective event took place in January but starting at the end of January the PV started to wind up and was in beast mode for the remainder of the winter and into early April before a rapid demise.  The strong PV even contributed to the first-ozone-hole recorded in the Northern Hemisphere.   That is where I want to end the similarities between winters 2010/11 and 2019/20 since the timing and what preceded the PV spin-up were very different. The lack of active WAFz at the end of December through early February and the reflective layer in the stratosphere allowed the PV to strengthen represented by cold/negative polar cap geopotential height anomalies (PCH) observed in the stratosphere shown in Figure 11.  Meanwhile a deficit of high latitude blocking represented by cold/negative PCHs in the troposphere accompanied or followed the strengthening PV (Figure 11).  The strong PV and the lack of high latitude blocking/positive AO mutually reinforced each other for the remainder of the winter, represented by the cold/negative PCHs throughout the atmospheric column.  The strong PV helped delay the Final Warming until May contributing to the NH’s largest-ever-ozone-hole ever observed. Figure 11. Observed daily polar cap height (i. e, area-averaged geopotential heights poleward of 60°N) standardized anomalies from October 1 2019 through March 31 2020.  The remainder of the winter was dominated by a strong PV, characterized by a circular PV with the most negative geopotential height anomalies in the center of the PV (Figure 12a).  The tropospheric circulation resembled an annulus with relatively low geopotential heights over the Arctic ringed by relatively high geopotential heights across the mid-latitudes (Figure 12b).  There was an uncharacteristic lack of waves in the troposphere or highly anomalous zonal flow that kept cold Arctic air and milder air to the south well separated.  Figure 12. a) Observed average 10 hPa geopotential heights (dam; contours) and geopotential height anomalies (m; shading) across the Northern Hemisphere for January 1- February 28, 2020. b) Observed average 500 hPa geopotential heights (dam; contours) and geopotential height anomalies (m; shading) across the Northern Hemisphere from January 1- February 28, 2020. Both North America but especially Eurasia were dominated by above to well above temperatures the remainder of the winter with the exceptions of  Eastern Siberia, Alaska, Northern Canada and Greenland (Figure 13). Figure 13. a) Observed average surface temperature anomalies (°C; shading) for January 1- February 28, 2020. The only meaningful period of active WAFz for the remainder of that winter was in early February (Figure 4).  Any other winter this would be hardly worth a mention, but it did seem to result in stretched/ reflective PV event in early February (Figure 14a).  In the mid-troposphere ridging developed in the Gulf of Alaska with downstream troughing east of the Rockies (Figure 14b).  Figure 14. a) Observed average 10 hPa geopotential heights (dam; contours) and geopotential height anomalies (m; shading) across the Northern Hemisphere for February 1- 7, 2020. b) Observed average 500 hPa geopotential heights (dam; contours) and geopotential height anomalies (m; shading) across the Northern Hemisphere from February 7- 13, 2020. It would be a stretch to say it brought a meaningful period of cold weather to the US but maybe at least a respite from record warm temperatures, certainly to the Plains (Figure 15).  Meanwhile no letting up from the record warm temperatures across Europe and Asia. Figure 15. a) Observed average surface temperature anomalies (°C; shading) for February 7- 13, 2020. Late winter I see little reason to discuss the late winter period as it was a continuation of January and February as seen in Figure 11.  The mostly circular shape of the PV and the deep negative geopotential height anomalies over the Arctic (Figure 16a) are characteristic of a strong PV as observed throughout January and February.   Meanwhile the mid-tropospheric pattern mostly resembles an annulus or donut with low heights over the Arctic ringed by high heights across the mid-latitudes (Figure 16b).  Figure 16. a) Observed average 10 hPa geopotential heights (dam; contours) and geopotential height anomalies (m; shading) across the Northern Hemisphere for March 1- 31, 2020. b) Observed average 500 hPa geopotential heights (dam; contours) and geopotential height anomalies (m; shading) across the Northern Hemisphere from March 1- 31, 2020. Given the strong PV/positive AO not surprisingly the Eastern US, Europe and Northern Asia are all mild (Figure 17). Figure 17. a) Observed average surface temperature anomalies (°C; shading) for March 1 – 31, 2020.   Observed winter circulation In Figure 18 I show the winter mean (December-February) circulation in the mid-stratosphere (10 hPa geopotential heights) and mid-troposphere (500 hPa geopotential heights).   The strong stratospheric PV in January and February is evident on the winter mean anomalies. Negative height anomalies cover the Arctic with positive height anomalies across the mid-latitudes readily recognizable as a classic strong PV/positive AO pattern.  The coupling of this pattern clearly translates into a related pattern in the troposphere. The Central Arctic is characterized by negative height anomalies with mostly positive height anomalies across the mid-latitudes.  This is a classic example of downward propagation of geopotential height anomalies from the stratosphere to the troposphere related to a positive AO in both the stratosphere and troposphere.  I would just add that the PV is not perfectly circular in shape and suggests some elongation or stretching towards North America.  This is probably some residual from the weak disruptions of the PV related mostly to wave reflection in December and to a lesser extent in February. Figure 18. a) Observed average 10 hPa geopotential heights (dam; contours) and geopotential height anomalies (m; shading) across the Northern Hemisphere for December 1, 2019 –  February 28, 2020. b) Observed average 500 hPa geopotential heights (dam; contours) and geopotential height anomalies (m; shading) across the Northern Hemisphere from December 1, 2019 –  February 28, 2020. Given the strong even classical positive AO both in the troposphere and the stratosphere it is not surprising that the surface temperature anomaly pattern for the winter projects strongly on to the surface temperature pattern associated with a positive AO.  Above normal temperatures are nearly universal across the US, Europe and Asia (Figure 19).  The one region of below normal temperatures is across the North American Arctic including Alaska, Northern Canada and Greenland.  Below normal temperatures were also observed in parts of Eastern Siberia.  The observed cold Greenland and warm Northern Europe is also the classical temperature anomaly pattern associated with a positive North Atlantic Oscillation. Figure 19. a) Observed average surface temperature anomalies (°C; shading) for December 1, 2019 –  February 28, 2020. Winter forecasts The main predictors in the AER winter forecast are October Eurasian SCE, the Arctic sea ice anomaly and El Niño.  The dynamical models rely strongly on ENSO that was neutral and therefore were mostly forced by global warming (my opinion).  The AER forecast and those from key dynamical models for NH winter surface temperature anomalies are shown in Figure 1 and the observed temperature anomalies are shown in Figure 19.  Dynamical models include the national multi-model ensemble (NMME- an ensemble of North American models) forecast for NH temperatures, the NOAA CFSv2 and the European model ensemble (C3S) in Figure 1. As is the case every winter now, the dynamical models predict almost universal above normal temperatures across the NH continents.  The AER forecast was colder especially across Asia.   But in a digression or divergence from other recent winter forecasts, the warmer the forecast the better, and clearly the dynamical models performed better than colder AER forecast.  Of the four forecasts shown, the warmest CFS likely performed best, at least by my eye. Concluding remarks I believe that Arctic boundary forcings are the best available predictors of the possible behavior of the polar vortex.  I do think that the extensive snow cover across Eurasia in the fall favored a more disrupted PV relative to a strong PV.  Though Arctic sea ice was low, sea ice extent in the Barents Kara Seas was near normal and this did not favor a more disrupted PV at least relative to recent winters.  My recent work would suggest that extensive fall Eurasian snow cover but relatively more extensive Barents-Kara sea ice would favor more stretching/reflection PV events rather than the large disruptions associated with SSWs.  The PV was stretched for much of November and December but then went into beast mode with a lack of high altitude blocking in the troposphere and the strong PV and lack of high latitude blocking seeming to feed off each other leading to almost a runaway warm pattern that strongly projects onto the positive AO across the NH continents, especially Eurasia. It is understood that to form a stretched PV a reflective layer is required in the stratosphere which can shield the PV from upwelling standing or Rossby wave energy from the troposphere allowing the PV to strengthen or accelerate.  I think an almost textbook example of this is winter 2010/11.  I would add that 2019/20 is another textbook example of this.  But had high altitude blocking remained in place, stretched or reflective PV events would have continued over the course of the winter, even if the PV remained strong, this occurred in winter 2021/22.  Why high latitude blocking completely disappeared with only one minor stretched event in early February, I don’t have any good answers, just guesses. In my mind, the winter of 2019/20 is the exception that proves the rule.  The winter of 2019/20 cannot be the paradigm for climate change winters simply because Arctic amplification all but disappeared.  Arctic amplification is well established in theory and in the dynamical model climate projections.   Why did the Arctic “circle the wagons” sort of speak, locking any cold air in the Central and North American Arctic, I don’t have a good answer.  I could throw out strongly positive IOD but that is without any support from the literature as far as I know and certainly has no support from my own research.  Of course, one can always attribute a poor forecast to noise or intrinsic variability of the climate system, but I always find that answer unsatisfying.   Get Detailed Seasonal Weather Intelligence with sCast We appreciate your taking the time to read the public Arctic Oscillation blog from Dr. Judah Cohen and the AER Seasonal Forecasting team.   Dr. Cohen’s detailed monthly seasonal forecast, sCast, is also available for purchase. sCast provides a monthly 30-60-90-180-day outlook into temperature and precipitation, solar flux and wind anomalies across the globe, and regional population weighted cooling and heating degree forecasts for the US. Our sCast principal engineer, Karl Pfeiffer, can help you use sCast and other AER seasonal forecast products to deliver important, long-lead time weather intelligence to your business. Please reach out to Karl today! Has Europe always had such severe winters? Winters in Europe, as you know, due to the proximity to the Atlantic, as a rule, are much milder than in Russia. The farther to the east, the more the influence of the rapidly cooling continent affects. But how will air currents develop in the troposphere, what processes will prevail – western or eastern? – the situation changes from year to year, and even during one winter, changes in the forms of atmospheric circulation can occur. When Eastern processes prevail, the “Russian winter” comes to Europe. But even in warm winters, the invasion of the cold of the north for Europe can turn into serious difficulties. The peculiarity of the geographical position of Europe is such that periods of comfortable mild weather can be abruptly replaced by bad weather, entailing significant problems and damage for Europeans, especially in winter. Air Aurial anomalies (0.1ºС) in Europe in December 1891-2010. Here are some retrospective excerpts from recent weather reports. 2001: Western Europe began the year with unusually warm weather. However, already in February, heat was retained only in the south of Europe (anomaly 2°C), and cold came to the north (anomalies -2 … -3°C), in March the anomalies increased to -4 … -5°C. Cold prevailed throughout Western Europe in April as well. Even in the north of Italy, in Austria and southern Germany frosts were repeatedly noted. November and especially December in Western Europe turned out to be unusually cold again. December 2001 was the coldest December since the beginning of the last century. The previous cold record belonged to 1917. Even in Spain and southern France in December 2001. the temperature dropped to -18…-20 °С and lower. Large negative anomalies formed in the east of Europe – in Greece, Romania, Slovakia, Ukraine, Belarus (down to -6 °С), frosts here on some days reached -30 °С. 2002: The winter was warm and generally did not bring much hardship. 2003: The beginning of the year turned out to be very cold for Europeans, and January became the frostiest in the last 16 years. In France, Spain and Portugal, the weather was very similar to the “Russian winter”. The average monthly air temperature in January and February in most European countries was below the norm by 2-4°C, and in Hungary even by 5-6°C. The weather during these months was very unstable. Severe cooling was replaced by rapid warming. During one of them, an ice flood in the north-east of Romania caused huge economic damage to the country, heavy rains in the Benelux countries, in Germany, in northern France, in the UK, the Czech Republic and Slovakia caused a rise in water in the rivers, floods began. The melting of the Alpine snows at this time only exacerbated the situation. However, then in most European countries, the amount of precipitation began to decline sharply, and there was a trend towards a shortage of precipitation, which led to a severe drought in the summer. An exception was the Mediterranean basin, which suffered from bad weather for a long time. February was especially difficult. From Spain to Israel to Lebanon, more than twice the normal amount of rain fell, often with unusual snow. Snow storms hit the east of Spain, then the Bosphorus, then Israel, paralyzing traffic on the roads, in ports and in the air. At the same time, cold air masses of Arctic origin more than once invaded the European continent. So, on Christmas Eve, a hurricane swept over Europe (wind speed in some places exceeded 40 m / s) led to a sharp cooling, which was accompanied by catastrophic snowfalls. Ice and sleet turned the freeways into a skating rink. Tens of thousands of people on the eve of the holiday were blocked in cars, trains and airport terminals. In the mountains of Bavaria, the air temperature dropped to -40 °C. 2004: 2004 was a generous year for natural disasters. It began with severe January cold weather in almost all of Europe. In the UK, the thermometer dropped to such unusually low levels that it gave rise to the local media to call the current situation “Siberian frosts”. The weather was very cold in Poland and the Baltic countries. In Turkey and Romania, people died from frost, and even in the vicinity of Madrid, a temperature of -20 ° was recorded. The cold was accompanied by intense precipitation almost throughout the entire territory, except for Scandinavia, the Baltic states and part of the Iberian Peninsula. Hurricanes with showers hit the UK, France, Denmark, the Benelux countries; floods began in Paris, Baden-Baden and Bavaria. Romania and Bulgaria have experienced their heaviest snowfalls in 40 years. Due to a snow storm, traffic through the Bosphorus was closed. In Romania, Bulgaria, Greece, Turkey, Ukraine, Israel, 2-3 monthly rainfall fell. In February, the elements continued to rage: heavy snowfalls paralyzed Greece, northern Italy and the Crimea; snowfalls, downpours and floods were noted in England and Wales. 2005: If 2004 began in Europe with severe cold, then at the beginning of 2005, on the contrary, unusual heat came here. In a number of countries, for the first time in the dead of winter, spring phenological phenomena were noted – flowering of plants and fruit trees. The average monthly air temperature exceeded the norm in Central and Eastern Europe by 2-5º, and in Scandinavia by 4-6º. Only in the extreme south of Europe in Italy, Spain and Portugal was the air temperature below normal. In the mountains of northern Italy, frosts reached 30º, and in Rome the thermometer dropped almost to zero. Snow cyclones brought heavy snowfalls to Scandinavia and Eastern Europe. It was snowing even in the vicinity of Rome, Naples and Sardinia. Warm January weather gave way to February cold weather, which dominated most of the month throughout Europe, with the exception of Scandinavia and Great Britain. In Bulgaria, the air temperature dropped to -34º, which has not happened here for more than 50 years. Frosts paralyzed the activities of public utilities in Bosnia. Hospitals, schools and other children’s institutions were closed. In Greece, the thermometer dropped below -20º. Many lakes have frozen over, something that has never happened here. In France, extremely low temperatures in February led to an overall coldest winter in 33 years, although there were no severe colds in December and January. In early February, heavy snowfalls hit Austria, Germany, Bulgaria, Greece, and Albania. Snow drifts repeatedly paralyzed traffic on the roads. In many European countries, the monthly norms of precipitation were exceeded by 2-2.5 times. Spring came to Europe late. Winter cold continued and even intensified in the first days of March. In France, the thermometer dropped below -30º; there has not been such a cold at this time of the year for the past 33 years. A similar air temperature was recorded in the south of Germany, which has not been observed here since 1901. In Rome, on the night of March 1st to 2nd, the lowest air temperature over the past 100 years was recorded, and in the mountainous regions of Italy, where the air temperature dropped to -32º – over the past 200 years. All temperature records were broken in sunny Spain: frosts hit 25º in the province of Navarre. At the other end of Europe: in the Czech Republic, Slovenia, Slovakia – the cold in March reached 30º. If in the second half of the month spring did come to the west of Europe, then in Eastern Europe the cold remained until the end of the month. The bad weather that hit Europe at the end of November brought heavy snowfalls that turned into snowstorms, which is an extremely rare occurrence at this time of the year. In Münster (Germany), up to 50 cm fell in a month. snow. This has never happened here. Heavy rains flooded Italy. River level The Tiber in the Italian capital has risen to its highest level in 50 years. Across Europe, rail, air and road transport were disrupted. Cold weather persisted in Western Europe in December as well. This was especially felt by residents of Spain and the south of France, where the average air temperature for the month turned out to be 2-3º below the norm. All of Europe in December was under a thick layer of snow. In places, up to 150 mm of precipitation fell during the day. As a result, roads were paralyzed and flights were cancelled. In the Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary and some other countries, the amount of precipitation for the month exceeded the norm by 2-2.5 times. 2006: The bad weather with severe cooling that hit Europe in the last month of autumn and persisted until the end of 2005 continued into the beginning of the new year 2006. The arctic cold for a long time bound almost the entire Eurasian space from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean with frost. The cold also penetrated the south of Eastern Europe. In Georgia, the air temperature dropped to -30°; in the east of Ukraine – up to -40 ° (there have not been such frosts here for more than 100 years). Thirty-degree frosts came to Poland. Deaths from hypothermia have been registered in Ukraine, Romania, Poland, the Czech Republic, Bulgaria, and Greece. In Poland alone, 140 people died from the cold. The frosts and snowfalls that hit Europe this winter have led to the fact that a stable snow cover has been established in latitudes much more southerly than usual. All Eastern and most of Central Europe are covered with snow. Snow keeps even in the north of Greece. In the last month of winter, the western part of the temperate latitudes of the Eastern Hemisphere was under the influence of cold air masses. Therefore, in February, the average monthly air temperature throughout Europe, with the exception of Scandinavia, was significantly below the norm. In Eastern Europe, in Belarus, in eastern Ukraine (in Sumy, Poltava, Kharkiv, Dnepropetrovsk regions), in southern Finland, in Latvia, Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, as well as in the extreme west of the continent in France and Spain, it was colder than usual on average by 2-3° … In Kosovo, heavy rains and melting snow led to flooding at the end of February. Spring did not come to Europe for a long time. Back in March, frequent intrusions of arctic air led to a sharp drop in temperature. So, for example, in Great Britain it dropped to -6°, which is absolutely not typical here for spring weather. As a result, the average temperature in March across Europe as a whole turned out to be below the norm. The last time this happened was 10 years ago in 1996. In Trondheim, the anomaly of the mean monthly air temperature was -5.3°, in Helsinki – -3.8°, in Ljubljana and Minsk – -3.1°, in Berlin – -2.8°, in Warsaw – -2.6 °, in Copenhagen – -2.3 °, in Prague – -2.1 °. 2007 : Winter 2006-2007 in Europe was one of the warmest (due to December and January). In the first month of the new year, the anomalies of average monthly air temperature exceeded 2-6°, and January 2007 became the warmest in the history of the continent. The average air temperature for the month was 0.7° higher than the previous maximum set in 1936. Even in the first ten days of the month on the French Riviera, the air temperature was 19°. The swimming season has reopened, the cherry blossoms have blossomed. In France, the record for the maximum air temperature for this month, set in 1922, was broken. However, in the third decade, nature began to repay its debts to Europe for cold and snow. At the beginning of the year, precipitation fell mainly in the countries of Northern and Eastern Europe. In places in the Baltic Republics, in Germany, Poland, the anomalies amounted to 200-300%. Abundant rains and winds accompanied a powerful storm system that passed through the north of the continent in mid-January. The wind speed exceeded 45 m/s. Snow fell in Europe only in the third decade of January, and the intensity of snowfall was immediately very high. Roads in Austria, the Czech Republic, Sweden were blocked by fresh snow, which led to numerous accidents and casualties. And in the south of Europe, precipitation was still not observed. On about. Crete had not seen them for three months in a row. Olive trees are under threat. Although the last month of winter saw sufficient precipitation in most of Europe, however, in the Alpine countries, in southeastern Europe, in Turkey, Finland and in southern Sweden, they were still noticeably less than the norm. For the ski resorts of France, Switzerland, Austria, this was a disaster. In fact, the winter holiday season is broken here. But on the 7th and 8th of February, the south of Great Britain was hit by a snowfall, recognized by British meteorologists as the heaviest not only for the whole winter, but also for the last few years. It resulted in airport closures, commuter rail shutdowns that caused havoc during peak hours, and miles of traffic jams on freeways. The damage from this natural disaster is estimated at &400 million. turned out to be the warmest in Europe since 1892 g, and the same as in the ETR, mainly due to anomalously warm December and January. 2008: The winter of 2008 was the warmest since 2007. Warm weather prevailed in Europe at the beginning of the year. In most of central Europe, temperature anomalies in January amounted to +2°…+3°, and in Scandinavia – +5°…+7°. As a result, the temperature of January 2008, averaged over the entire area of ​​the continent, is the second in the ranked series. Only January of the previous year, 2007, turned out to be somewhat warmer. A lot of precipitation fell in the north of Europe: Germany, Poland, Scandinavian countries (1.5-2.0 norms). Heavy snowfalls hit Bulgaria and Romania at the beginning of the month. Here, as well as in the west of the continent, in France and Great Britain, precipitation for the month was the norm. The rest of Europe was mostly dry. The heat remained in February as well. Anomalies of average monthly air temperature turned out to be approximately the same as in the previous month. In a number of countries, new records of daily air temperature have been set. February 2008 is the fourth warmest in Europe with 1891 year. The second warmest was the winter. Its average temperature is 0.4° less than in the previous winter of 2006/2007, which is recognized as the warmest in the history of the continent. Now the winter of 2007/2008 is recognized as the warmest one. in Scandinavia. Few precipitations were observed in February. Only Finland, Sweden and Norway could boast of their abundance. Here, the amount of precipitation that fell during the month was mainly the norm, and in some places even slightly more. At times, wet and heavy snow fell in Greece and Turkey. 2009: At the beginning of January, cold weather hit Europe. The air temperature in the north of Germany and Poland dropped to -25°…-29°. Colds like these have not been seen in the UK and Ireland since January 1991. Coastal sea ice appeared off the coast of England and Wales, extending up to 800 meters into the open sea. This has not been seen here for 18 years. In the Dutch port of Rotterdam, icebreakers had to be used to escort ships, which last happened 13 years ago. Then, however, the air temperature in Western and Central Europe returned to its usual values. However, the cold beginning of the month was enough for the monthly average temperature to drop below normal. In Belgium, Holland, northern France and Germany, it was 2° or more colder than usual. In Brussels, the anomaly is -2.0°, in Paris and Berlin – -2.2°, in Nuremberg – -2.8°. During January, Europe repeatedly fell into snow captivity, then it was flooded with rain. The strongest showers took place in the Balkans, where in some places more than 100 mm of precipitation fell in a day. Therefore, their monthly amounts in Serbia, Bulgaria, Romania, Croatia, Macedonia, as well as in the west of Turkey, exceeded the norm by 1. 5-2.0 times. Both at the beginning and at the end of the month, snowstorms hit France, northern Spain and Italy. The wind speed exceeded 50m/s and in some places snowdrifts reached a height of two meters, which led to the closure of airports and the cessation of traffic on the roads. France has not seen such snowfalls for more than 20 years. At the Milan Zoo, the animals were reportedly fed warm oatmeal and croissants, as normal food was quickly covered in snow and froze. In Southern Europe, precipitation in general for the month was more than the norm, approximately 1.5-2.0 times, and in Central and Northern Europe it was about the norm or less. In February, conditions were generally close to normal, however, in the western part of Europe it was somewhat colder than usual, and in the eastern part – warmer. New maximums of daily air temperature were registered in Ukraine and Moldova. Last winter in Europe became noticeably colder than the previous two, but still its average temperature exceeded the norm. In February, the continent, as in January, was either covered with snow or flooded with rain. At the beginning of the month, heavy snowfalls hit the UK, western France, and Spain. In the UK, they are rated as the strongest in the last 20 years. The snow penetrated far to the south, and even the Canary Islands were covered with a white blanket. In the middle of the month, snow fell on Sicily and at the same time powerful downpours whipped through the territories of the countries of southeastern Europe. And at the end of the month, snow charges hit the Mediterranean coast of Turkey. In the health resort beloved by Russians – Antalya – for the first time, local residents saw snow on the streets of their resort. 2010: At the beginning of the year, the Siberian cold covered Europe. January 2010 was called “Russian winter” here. In Norway, Germany, Poland, Romania, Latvia, Belarus, Ukraine, Turkey, the thermometer dropped to record lows. In Stockholm, the average temperature anomaly was -5°, Berlin – -4.8°, Warsaw – -4.9°, Prague – -2.6°. Frosts raged from England to the Baltic states and Ukraine. Off the coast of Germany, for the first time in the last 25 years, icebreakers were used to guide ships to the port. coastal ice thickness exceeded 30 cm. Europeans have not seen such cold weather since 1987 True, those frosts were even more severe. For the first time in all these years, the temperature in January was below normal. Only the countries of the southern part of the continent were in relative warmth: in Greece, Bulgaria, Italy anomalies were about +1°. Heavy and sleet covered Central and Eastern Europe in January. Snowdrifts up to 1.5m. covered Poland and Germany. Due to snowfall, many ski resorts had to be closed. Traffic on the autobahns came to a halt. For the first time in 50 years, we saw snow in the south of Spain in Seville. Cyclones passed through the countries of Southern Europe in a continuous succession, flooding Spain, southern Italy, the Balkans, Turkey, and Cyprus with rain. In Montenegro and Albania, heavy rains have led to the highest rise in water levels in the border lake Skadar in 50 years. The amount of precipitation for the month exceeded the norm in some places by 2-4 times. And only in Northern Europe it was dry. And in February, most of Europe, except for the southern countries, continued to suffer from severe frosts. This is especially true for Scandinavia, where the average monthly temperature anomalies are -2°…-4°. On some nights, the thermometer in Norway and Sweden fell below -40°. In general, the last winter for Europeans became very cold. Colds of similar duration were absent here for almost 20 years. This winter, the cold “Siberian anticyclone” was clearly stronger than the warm Atlantic cyclones that usually warm Europe at this time of the year. Cyclones that crossed Europe, both along the southern and northern trajectories, carried a large amount of precipitation to almost all countries of the continent. Less than the norm was observed only in certain areas of Scandinavia and Germany, and in the rest of the territory – the norm and more. Moreover, in many countries: Portugal, Spain, France, Italy, the countries of the Balkan Peninsula, Belarus, Ukraine – they exceeded the norm by 2-4 times. For the first time in a quarter of a century, snow fell on the streets of Rome. On the last day of the month Europe was hit by one of the most ferocious hurricanes. The element swept over Portugal, Spain, France and claimed the lives of dozens of people who, in general, could not leave their homes when they were flooded with water due to a dam break. Powerful streams destroyed the plantings, washed away the fertile layer of the earth on hundreds of hectares. 4500 hectares of agricultural land are not subject to restoration. Recently, hurricanes on the west coast of France have become an increasingly frequent occurrence. Last winter, according to the British Meteorological Service, was the harshest and snowiest in England for the last 30 years. 2011: In December 2010, cold air took over all of Europe. Average air temperature anomalies (ºС) in Europe in December 2010 The average temperature of the month repeated the absolute minimum set in 1933g. Almost everywhere the anomalies of mean monthly air temperature are negative. Ireland has experienced the worst cold in the past 25 years. London, which has the longest record of weather records, has an absolute minimum air temperature in December, and the average temperature of the month is the lowest since 1890. The Swedish Meteorological Service reported that December 2010. – the coldest in the country over the past 110 years. Monthly average temperature anomalies were: -6.6º in Oslo, -6.4º in Stockholm, -6.1º in Berlin, -5.0º in Belfast and Prague, -4.7º in Copenhagen, -4.6º in Warsaw and Vilnius, -4.6º in Helsinki and Riga – -4.3º, Brussels – -4.1º, Paris – -3.7º, Vienna – -3.4º, Kyiv – -2.0º. In many countries of the continent, new minimums of daily temperatures have been set. Dozens of people became victims of cold weather in Poland, Germany, Austria, Great Britain. The whole of Europe was drowned in snow and rain. Cyclones carried showers to the Balkans and Italy. In Serbia, the water level in the rivers has risen to the highest levels in the last 100 years. Again, as in January 2010, Skadar Lake burst its banks. Downpours have caused massive flooding and landslides in Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina. About 70% of the territory of Montenegro was under water. In Albania, these floods are considered the worst in the history of the country. The central part of Venice was flooded. Snowfalls covered Europe from Britain to the Urals. The snow paralyzed traffic. The airfields of Scotland, England, Germany, France, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Switzerland were closed. Tens of thousands of passengers are stranded in airports, trains and on the autobahns. Scotland hit by heaviest snowfall since 1963g. Snow fell on the island of Capri for the first time in history. Almost everywhere in Europe, the amount of precipitation for the month blocked the norm by 1.5-3.0 times. After a strong December cold, very warm weather came to Europe in January. In the middle of the month the air temperature rose to +10º…+15º. But in general, for the month it turned out to be close to normal in most countries, with the exception of Eastern Europe, where the temperature exceeded the norm by about 2º (Poland, Hungary, Romania, Ukraine, the Baltic countries, Belarus). Precipitation this month was excessively high only in the Baltic countries (2.0-2.5 norms), near the norm in the north of the continent (Poland, Germany, Benelux countries) and less than the norm in the countries located to the south. Due to the strong warming, there was a rapid melting of snow, which led to powerful floods in Germany, Holland, Belgium, and France. In February, temperature conditions were close to normal in most of Europe. However, in the east and northeast of the continent (Ukraine, Belarus, the Baltic countries, Sweden, Finland, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Croatia, Romania, Moldova) it was noticeably colder than usual (anomalies -2 . .. -3º, and in Finland up to -5…-6º). New records for the minimum daily air temperature were also observed here. Fast ice has formed along the coast of Ukraine in the Black and Azov Seas. This phenomenon is quite rare. So, in Odessa it was last observed 30 years ago.                                                 Germany in March 2023 – rest and weather in Germany In our country, waiting for the end of winter and not going somewhere for new experiences is akin to a real feat. The New Year holidays are behind us, and the beach season is still far away. But the off-season prices are conducive to visiting places where you never even dreamed of before. March in Europe is not as cold as February, and besides, this is the time of spring break. Maybe you really should pack your suitcase and go on vacation. In this article on the Tour Calendar, we will talk about how Germany welcomes its guests in March. Contents In March, warmer weather comes to Germany, but there is still snow on the mountain slopes, so winter sports fans have a chance to enjoy the excellent quality of the ski slopes When is the best time to relax in Germany? | January | February | March | April | May | June | July | August | September | October | November | December = “d” .$placeID ?> } else { ?> = “ddd” .$placeID ?> } ?> Weather in Germany in March March in Germany is considered a transitional period. This is not a cold winter for a long time, but not quite a warm spring either. The first days of the month refer to the spring only calendar: sudden frosts, gusty winds and heavy rains are not ruled out. But closer to the middle of the month, even heat-loving individuals can already be advised to visit the country. The weather forecast is getting better every day, and the need for excessively warm clothes disappears, significantly easing the tourist burden. Thaws begin everywhere, the air slowly but surely warms up to moderate levels, the sky frowns less and less, and the frequency of sudden temperature changes is significantly reduced. The only place where negative indicators are recorded are mountainous regions, where spring comes with a decent delay. Almost all snow resorts have a southern location, but, despite the mild climate, a stable cover remains there until mid-late March, and in some regions it lingers until the first decade of April. Berlin +8 Baden-Baden +11 Dusseldorf +10 Munich +8 Hamburg Freiburg +14 +10 9000 9000. 000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000.000 9 Frankfurt +10 Cologne +10 Germany 14 day weather forecast → In March, at the lower stations, the daytime air temperature varies within +5..+8 °C (the higher the altitude, the lower the marks), and the night temperature falls within the range of +0..-2°C. However, it should be understood that even in the Alps, the weather sometimes brings unpleasant surprises. It can be freezing rain with snow, or a blizzard. In the plains, winter is retreating much faster, in particular in the western provinces. So, in Mainz, Cologne and Düsseldorf in the light part of the day they fix from + 10 ° С to + 12 ° С. But this is not the ceiling. On the sunniest days, the outdoor thermometer shows +17..+20°С. But after sunset, a cold snap is inevitable, in the evening about +1..+4°С. Going here, do not forget to take an umbrella with you, as precipitation is observed during half the days of the month. In the capital, the temperature is also rising, but somewhat more slowly. At lunchtime in Berlin – from +8°С to +10°С, and at night – 0..+2°С. But the rains do not happen so often – about once every 3-4 days. Munich is a couple of degrees warmer, but since the landscape is quite mountainous, temperature fluctuations here are quite common. What to do in Germany in March? Spring is always a time of hopes and dreams. The time of awakening not only nature, but also the soul. During this period, somehow in a special way I want new events in life, relaxation and adventure. Germany is a great option for those who want to radically change the situation, expand their horizons, but are not ready for a long flight. March in this country is ideal for educational purposes and gastronomic tourism. Also, the month is not bad for testing German ski slopes. Ski holidays The first half of March is the best time to visit ski resorts, which invite you to take advantage of the last opportunity to ski. Have time to enjoy the passing days of winter in southern Bavaria. This month, tours are sold to ski centers such as Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Berchstesgaden and Oberstdorf. Entertainment and excursions In mid-March, nature is slowly reborn. The grass is green all around, young leaves appear on the trees, flowers bloom everywhere. Tulips look especially luxurious, with which many flower beds are acquired by the last days of the month. All this splendor sets the tone for an upbeat mood, causes a surge of bright feelings and a desire to be in the fresh air as much as possible, admiring the local beauties. Since March, many tourists and the Germans themselves have shown an increased interest in gardens and parks, walks in which are so lovely. If you have little travelers with you, be sure to take them to one of the German zoos. In Russia, one can only dream of such a number of living corners. Many of them are ranked among the best zoological parks in the world. The most-most, according to most travelers, are Zoo Dortmund, divided into several climatic zones, Zoologischer Garten Berlin, the leader in the number of species of animal fauna, and Zoo Frankfurt, covering an area of ​​12 hectares, and the largest in Europe “Münchener Tierpark Hellabrunn”. Amusement parks, which have gathered all kinds of attractions and wonders on their territory, deserve no less attention. To get around all of Europe in one day, go to Europa Park in the north-west of the country, and to see spectacular shows and fly in space, go to Phantasialand near Cologne. Both children and adults are delighted with the world-famous Legoland. True, you can get into it no earlier than March 27. An additional bonus to a trip to Legoland will be a visit to the legendary Neuschwanstein Castle in Füssen, which is within easy reach of it. We advise lovers of architectural masterpieces to include the Old Town of Munich in their leisure time, a meeting with which will surely leave the most pleasant memories in their memory. Holidays and festivals As nature revives, bright holidays march across Europe, delighting the eye and decorating the cities with spring colors. Germany is not left out. In March, concerts, art exhibitions, seminars and theater festivals are held in different parts of the country. In Leipzig, the first month of spring is remembered for the oldest book fair “Leipziger Buchmesse”, which ranks second in the world after Frankfurt in terms of scale. Guests of Munich will find in the cultural program the Starkbierfest strong beer festival (the local version of Oktoberfest), which opens on the eve of Lent. In Berlin, the poster of upcoming events includes the F.I.N.D festival of new dramaturgy, and large metropolitan areas (Cologne and Düsseldorf among them) may be covered by a carnival wave in early March. What are the prices for holidays in Germany in March? In March, you will not have to spend much on vacation. Airfare and hotel prices are among the lowest of the year. Holders of a Schengen visa will be able to purchase a last-minute tour. Remember that you can buy a tour to Germany cheaper at Travelata.ru – search for tours through hundreds of tour operators! Use our promo codes AF2000turcalendar for add. discount of 2000 rubles (tours from 100tr), AF1500turcalendar 1500 rubles (from 80tr) and AF1000turcalendar 1000 rub (from 60tr)! Pick up a tour to Germany for March → Find flights to Germany → Prices for hotels in Germany → How to relax in Germany in March on your own Have you already chosen where to go in Germany in March? For a solo trip you need: We book a hotel – do not overpay! We check prices immediately on all booking sites at HotelLook We buy air tickets on AviaSales – we compare the cost of tickets to Germany from all agencies and airlines Book excursions on Tripster – choose and book excursions for March Rent a car – compare the prices of all car rental companies. Holidays in Germany in March will be more interesting with a car We arrange insurance – prices from all insurers at Cherehapa Transfer and taxi – a proven service KiwiTaxi March weather in Germany can be called comfortable only with a stretch. Yet its unpredictability and capriciousness often go sideways for tourists. However, in this country with a turbulent history, there are a lot of sights, the inspection of which does not depend at all on the current forecast. So inquisitive tourists do not have to wait out the bad weather, bored in a hotel room. Adepts of skiing and snowboarding will also be able to ride plenty, but for this it is better to come in the first two weeks of the month, when there is guaranteed snow cover on the slopes. Tour-Calendar wishes you a great holiday! Coronavirus and heat: what summer will be like in Europe Europe The coronavirus pandemic has put global warming behind us, but as summer approaches, the question arises whether Europe is in danger of repeating the record temperatures of past years. Experts see a threat elsewhere. Warm, cloudless skies and blooming gardens – the beginning of April in Germany and other parts of Europe turned out to be as in the picture, but restrictions due to the coronavirus pandemic do not allow you to enjoy spring to the fullest. And while the dry weather is ideal for walking, the lack of rain in some regions for weeks is a cause for concern for farmers. Now, during the period of active growth, plants especially need moisture. The threat of harvest losses is one of the emerging problems that – in parallel with the coronavirus – Europe may face in the summer. How German meteorologists evaluate the beginning of the year So far, little has been said about the weather. German farmers seem to be more concerned about a shortage of seasonal workers as the fight against the pandemic has led to border closures. The need to take urgent action against the spread of the coronavirus has overshadowed all other top news, including the effects of climate change, which were discussed in connection with the unprecedented forest fires in January in Australia, and before that in Brazil. This is what the banks of the Rhine looked like near Düsseldorf in the summer of 2018 Photo: picture-alliance/dpa/M. Gerten But the warming has not disappeared. “January was warmer than normal in Germany on average, the trend of recent years will continue, there is no hint that global warming will slow down or weaken,” Andreas Becker, an employee of the German weather service Deutscher Wetterdienst (DWD), told DW. in Frankfurt am Main. “From the beginning of the year we had two very dry months – January and March, and February turned out to be abundant in precipitation,” the meteorologist continues. The water level in the middle reaches of the Rhine, Germany’s largest river, rose sharply in early March to above six meters, and when the rains stopped, fell below the annual average of 2.5 meters and continues to decline. February rainstorms partially offset the loss of soil moisture over the past two years, 2019 and 2018, Becker said. Then in Europe in the summer there was a record heat wave with temperatures above 40 degrees. At the same time, Becker points out that the top layer of soil, necessary for plants, from 20 to 50 centimeters, recovered better, and at a depth of up to two meters, which is important for trees, “remnants of a deficit” of moisture remained. Now the situation is worsening again due to the lack of rain in March. In Germany, they fell only 50-75 percent of the norm, states Becker. For meteorologists, this is already on the verge of drought. Eastern Europe suffers from the lack of moisture more than others In Eastern Europe, including partly in the eastern lands of Germany, things are even worse, said Andreas Marx (Andreas Marx), employee of the Leipzig-based Center for Environmental Research named after Helmholtz (Helmholtz-Zentrum für Umweltforschung, UFZ). “Over the past three years, there has been an unusual rainfall deficit in large parts of Europe – northern Germany, parts of Poland, Russia, Belarus, Ukraine and Romania,” Marks told DW. A record-breaking hot summer can also bring problems to farmers Photo: picture-alliance/dpa/O. Berg In addition, the phenomenon was accompanied by “unusually high temperatures”. The problem has aggravated due to a winter with little snow, although the absence of severe frosts, the expert believes, can also play a positive role: “When the ground freezes, all the moisture from the precipitation flows into the rivers, and little gets into the soil in the fields.” In Germany, the mild winter in February helped saturate the soil with moisture, Marx said. No rainfall for several weeks – for Europe this is “still within the normal range”, says the expert. Unusual in recent years, Marx calls the increased stability of the weather in connection with the so-called “jet stream” (jet stream). “It’s a strong current of air at an altitude of about 10,300 meters from west to east,” Marx explains. stable weather in Europe for a long time. This caused a drought in Germany in the summer of 2018.” How dry summer can be -2020 Asked in early April what the weather will be like in summer, meteorologists are reluctant to answer – any forecast longer than 7-14 days is considered unreliable. Both Becker of the German Meteorological Service and Marx of the Helmholtz Center note that in Europe, factors such as mountains, seas and the Atlantic Ocean make the weather less predictable than, for example, in water-surrounded Australia. In July last year, the temperature in Lower Sansonia rose to 42.6 degrees Photo: picture-alliance/dpa/C. Gateau In general, both experts assume that the summer will be slightly warmer than normal. In Germany, the expected DWD deviation from the long-term norm can be moderate and amount to 0.5-1 degrees Celsius. In Europe as a whole, the weather is not only expected to be warmer but also “drier than usual” through mid-summer, Marks says, citing up-to-date data from the European Center for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF). As for the record temperatures in summer, according to Marx, he is less interested in them as a specialist than in the media. “Much more importantly, heat waves, that is, temperatures above 30 degrees, have become longer almost all over the world,” the expert shares. “Typically, Leipzig has 7-8 hot days a year, in 2018 there were 36, and in 2019-m – 29. That is, we are dealing with an average increase of three to four times, and this has consequences for both human health and agriculture. , experts have no reason to expect it to be any different this year, which means that Europeans may have to fight the coronavirus in a prolonged heat wave, which even under normal conditions is especially difficult for older people, and they, during the spread of coronavirus – the main risk group There are other negative factors as well. In hot weather, it is more difficult to wear a protective mask on the face. Finally, drought-induced wildfires can lead to heavy smoke, and this is an additional blow to the lungs of sick people who are affected by the coronavirus. Against this background, the forecast of Andreas Becker from DWD looks almost optimistic. The meteorologist is sure that apocalyptic fires, as in Australia, Europe, due to the climate and the proximity of the Atlantic, are not threatened. See also: Forest fires in Greece caused tragedy To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video July 12, 2020 Reading time: 6 minutes 604 Trips abroad in March are shown to those who could not relax in the winter and are no longer able to wait for the summer. The first rays of the sun, and perhaps the warm wind of this border month, awaken the spirit of adventurism. If you have long dreamed of a spring trip to the European part of the continent, go without delay. And we will tell you where is the best place to go to Europe in March. Content Advantages of the March trip Inexpensive vacation Romantic trip Where we have fun We go to the sea or mountains March, as it was necessary for the start of the new warmth, as it was necessary , and therefore it is worth choosing it for a trip to Europe. The weather here at this time, however, is more conducive to sightseeing routes or skiing, if we are talking about the northern countries. But if you plan a vacation at the end of the month and get out to the southern part of the continent, then you can bask under the rays of the warm European sun. Thus, this month has many advantages: most of the European countries are at the mercy of a warm atmospheric front, the temperature of which ranges from 10 to 15 degrees with a positive mark; there is practically no snow by March, and if it rains, it is short and warm in spring; tourists prefer to spend the beginning of spring in preparation for the summer season, and therefore their flow is not so great; since March is considered the off-season, prices in hotels and major resorts are affordable even for a tourist with an average income. The greatest advantage of the month is the flowering of nature, which manifests itself in completely different ways in each country. Cheap holidays Where to go to Europe in March cheaply? Of course, to the Czech Republic. If in most of the Russian territory spring is still arguing with winter regarding its rights, then here it comes without delay. When planning a trip, pay more attention to shoes than clothes. If from the latter you need a light coat or jacket, then you need to choose comfortable shoes and in several options, since you will have to walk a lot. An umbrella does not hurt at all, since the Czech capital is known for the changeability of the weather not only throughout the month, but even during the day. In addition, Prague can hardly be called the sunniest European city. And yet this trip will be a real journey into spring. You can see all the sights here both on foot and from a floating vehicle, since it is in March that navigation on the Vltava resumes. Being here in the spring, you can take part in the final part of the Bohemian carnival, dedicated to Maslenitsa. Do not forget to grab some old high-society outfit for this. Romantic trip Paris is the best place to create a romantic atmosphere. Celebrating International Women’s Day here will be very symbolic. At the beginning of March, the city of love begins to wake up from its winter sleep and throws off the dull dullness of the landscapes. And although you will still not find the lush flowering of gardens at this time of the year, you will watch the awakening of nature to your heart’s content. If you want to remember truly spring Paris, then it is better to come on the twentieth of the month, especially since the French themselves time the arrival of spring to the spring solstice – March 21st. Another city where you can relax in March in Europe under a romantic flag is Venice. It’s no secret that the main attraction of the city of lovers is gondola rides. It is in March that the channel will please you with the absence of all the variety of aromas characteristic of it in the hot season. Where to have fun Fans of fun and exciting pastime should treat themselves to a trip to Dublin. After all, it is in March that the most colorful event of the year takes place here – the celebration of St. Patrick’s Day. In this regard, you need to move from continental Europe to island Europe between March 14 and 18. Do not forget to replenish your wardrobe with green clothes, since it is he who is the symbol of this saint. All Irish cities, including Dublin, will dress up in green and hold colorful parades with a sea of ​​dark beer, kind clowns and cheerful Irish songs and dances. And if winter is not enough for you, then move on to the Scandinavian part of Europe. There you will still have time to ride deer and visit the residence of Santa, who has not yet gone on vacation. We go to the sea or to the mountains It would be a big mistake to exclude a beach holiday in Europe from your options in March. While its northern part is still dominated by snows, and the central one is enjoying the first buds and blooming snowdrops, the southern countries are preparing to welcome beach lovers. The first in the list of such resorts is, of course, the Spanish Tenerife. The air temperature at this time in the Canary Islands ranges from 22-24 degrees. It will not be a big mistake if you come here at any other time of the year. The island of eternal spring is quite constant: the unique geographical location of the archipelago invariably promises a warm sea and comfortable air temperature. Well, if you get bored here, which is unlikely, you can go to the Cote d’Azur of France. The sea there may still be cool, but it will already be possible to sunbathe. Ski lovers should not be upset if they didn’t manage to get to Europe in winter: the Austrian and Swiss Alps are still quite suitable for such a holiday. If you want to travel by car, find out how to get insurance. Good luck: how abnormal heat saved Europe from a gas collapse | Articles The coming New Year presented Europe with a real gift that the inhabitants of the Old World could only expect in the conditions of the gas crisis. Due to abnormally warm weather, it was not blue fuel that was temporarily in short supply, but white snow. At the beginning of the year, gas futures were testing $800 per thousand cubic meters, and in the first week of January they fixed at $1,000. However, experts remind that winter is not over yet and prices are still at a fairly high level. Although with the launch of Nord Stream 2, quotes may return to the levels of the first half of 2021, experts pointed out. January tan On New Year’s Eve in some European countries the air temperature exceeded +24°C . The warmest was in Spain – almost summer weather was observed there. For example, in the north of the country in the city of Bilbao, the thermometer showed +24.7 ° C, wrote The Guardian. +22.7 °C was recorded not far from Madrid, and +20.2 °C in neighboring Avili. This winter temperature has become the absolute maximum since the beginning of observations. The weather was breaking records in Britain, France, Italy, Spain. The swimming season was opened on the coasts, but the ski season in some regions was under threat. In the Alps, not only real, but also artificial snow is in short supply. This is due to the masses of warm air that came from the Caribbean and North Africa and raised the degrees over the whole of Western Europe. Where does it fit Madrid, December 31, 2021 Photo: Global Look Press/Keystone Press Agency/Alejandro MartÃ�Nez VÃ�Lez A weather anomaly saved the inhabitants of the Old World from the gas collapse that many industry experts predicted . Gas futures in Europe fell more than 20% on New Year’s Eve, during trading and prices fell below $800 per thousand cubic meters for the first time since November 10, according to ICE Futures data. February futures prices on the Dutch TTF index, the most liquid European hub, fell to a low of $765.3, losing 25% below the settlement price the day before . The index fell below the $800 mark for the first time since November 10. The last hour of trading in the outgoing year, futures traded in the range of $780-850. And this despite the fact that on December 21 they reached a historical maximum of $ 2190.4. January 7, trading closed at $976.47 per thousand cubic meters. A small addition But not only weather anomalies had an impact on the decline in gas prices. The first “thaw” in the market came with information that LNG tankers bound for Asia are being redirected to Europe , reminded Ekaterina Kosareva, managing partner of WMT Consult. – Already after the Catholic Christmas it became known that about 20 tankers with American gas were sent to Europe, and another 14 were heading to the EU in anticipation of a final order. In addition, electricity generation at wind farms has increased in Europe, the expert said. Where does it fit Odervoorland Wind Energy Park in eastern Brandenburg, Germany Photo: Global Look Press/ZB/Patrick Pleul The volume of gas supplied to US LNG plants in December hit a record high of . The United States reached its maximum LNG processing capacity, reaching the corresponding volumes in the region of 423.73 million cubic meters per day. According to Refinitiv data, demand for blue fuel remains extremely high in Europe, which is why the US has increased exports of liquefied natural gas to this region. In December, the country managed to update a historical record for deliveries. About 30 more gas carriers are expected to arrive in the ports of Belgium, the Netherlands and the UK in January. 13 of them must sail from the United States. — It is possible that Europe will go through the current heating season without significant shocks, which were previously predicted, and it will not need additional volumes of gas. In addition, at the beginning of this year, new gas liquefaction facilities are expected to be commissioned in the United States, as well as the restoration of the Norwegian plant in Hammerfest, said Valery Andrianov, Associate Professor at the Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation. This will lead to more supply, although still relatively modest, he added. Where does it fit Photo: TASS/Sergey Krasnoukhov But even $700-800 per thousand cubic meters are very high prices for the normal operation of the industry in Europe , Stanislav Mitrakhovich, a leading expert of the National Energy Security Fund, emphasized. — If we assume that Nord Stream 2 will be launched in the near future, then gas prices would drop significantly , – said Alexander Frolov, Deputy Director General of the National Energy Institute. The devil is in the details In the future, a lot will depend on the weather – wind, snow, whether it will fall asleep solar panels . And there are still many days of winter ahead, and in case of a cold snap, prices will soar , said Stanislav Mitrahovich. Aleksey Grivach, Deputy General Director of the National Energy Security Fund, agrees with him. Where does it fit Photo: TASS/EPA/YOUSSEF BADAWI – Even $700 is higher (and significantly) than the cost of gas in the entire history of spot trading in continental Europe until last September . Price dynamics on the spot will depend very much on the weather. So far, the winter in Europe is quite mild, and high prices have undermined demand in the industrial sector and forced households to save gas even more actively, the expert noted. — As a result, at the beginning of 2022, for several days, UGS facilities in Europe experienced an increase in stocks, which is unprecedented for the middle of winter. Frosts will return prices to growth, and a prolonged cooling in the second part of the heating season will create risks of a real physical shortage of gas, especially without the launch of Nord Stream 2 and an increase in contracts for imports from Russia . With the start of operation of the gas pipeline, the cost of gas may return to the levels of the first half of 2021, added Ekaterina Kosareva. In addition, the excitement associated with the spread of a new strain of coronavirus “Omicron” 9 is gradually subsiding0555, noted Valery Andrianov. Recent studies conducted in South Africa show that it is less dangerous than its predecessors, and this may indicate the imminent fading of the pandemic, the expert recalled. Consequently, the European economy may begin to recover faster than previously predicted, and it will require additional volumes of gas, which will lead to a new round of prices , concluded Valery Andrianov. weather and climate in Switzerland Switzerland Switzerland (Swiss Confederation) is a country with a total area of ​​41,285 km2 located in Western Europe. The country shares its land borders in the north with Germany, in the south with Italy, in the east with Austria and Liechtenstein, and in the west with France. Switzerland has gathered within its borders a unique diversity of nature and landscape. The Alps in the southeast, the Swiss Plateau in the central part of the country and the Jura Mountains in the northwest form the three main geographic regions. Mountain ranges occupy a little more than 60% of the country’s area. The lowest point in Switzerland is Lake Maggiore (195 meters above sea level), and the highest point is Mount Dufour (4634 meters above sea level), which is part of the Pennine Alps. The climate in Switzerland is temperate continental, thanks to which the country has warm summers and mild winters. In the mountains it gets colder as the altitude increases. The highlands are sunny even in winter, as the peaks rise above the blanket of mist and low clouds that often cover the plateau. The monthly weather calendar will help you choose the right time for your vacation. Weather in Switzerland in January In the northern lowlands, the average air temperature is about +1°C, while in the southern territories it is 2-3 degrees warmer. In the western cities of Switzerland (Nyon, Geneva), as well as in many central and northern regions (Bern, Basel), average temperatures range from -2°C to +4°C. In the eastern part of the country, temperatures can drop to -10°C. Weather in Switzerland in February In western cities (Lausanne, Geneva, Nyon) the average daily temperature is about +5°C…+8°C, gradually rising towards the end of the month. Where the weather is subject to the climate of the polar tundra – in the center and in the north of the country – the temperature of the air masses ranges from -3°C to +3°C. Light snow or rain – frequent precipitation during the last month of winter. Weather in Switzerland in March In the northern and western cities of Switzerland, the thermometer readings fluctuate around +8°C…+13°C. In addition to moderate snowfall, especially in the Alpine villages, the most common forms of precipitation in March are fogs and light showers. At the foot of the Alps, the temperature is 0°C …-2°C, and on peaks over 3000 m it can reach -15°C. Weather in Switzerland in April By April, the Swiss ski season is coming to an end and most resorts are closed until next winter. In the north and west of Switzerland (Geneva, Basel, Bern) the average daily temperature is +10°C. About 16 days in April can be rainy with a total rainfall of 60mm. In the east, the lowest temperature is on the Piz Corvatsch peak (-12°C), while the highest temperature is in Locarno (up to +17°C). Weather in Switzerland in May In the central, western and northern regions, the same weather is expected, with temperature fluctuations within +7°C…+15°C. The amount of precipitation at this time of the year is 70-80 mm. In Zurich, the temperature is likely to rise to +20°C. The level of precipitation here will be 90 mm. There is snow in places in the mountains. The lowest temperature in May is recorded in the Bernese Alps, at the top of the Jungfrau – about -8°C. Weather in Switzerland in June In Geneva, the average daily temperature is +17°C. The level of precipitation during this period is quite high – 100 mm. In Basel, the average daily temperature is +18°C, and the amount of precipitation is 70 mm. In Zurich, +16°C characterizes daytime weather with a probability of 110 mm of precipitation. The highest temperature is in the south of the country (Lugano), around +23°C. The lowest temperature was recorded on the southern slope of the Swiss Alps, in St. Moritz – about +12°C. Weather in Switzerland in July In July, the average daily temperature in different cities ranges from +20°C to +35°C. Thunderstorms and heavy rains occur even in the height of summer throughout the country. Daytime temperatures in the north and west of the country are similar, around +23°C. Rainy days can be up to 12 with a rainfall of 70 mm. The average daily temperature in Zurich is +25°C. The hottest thing is in the southern city of Lugano – up to +30°C. It also has the minimum number of rainy days in a month – only 3. Weather in Switzerland in August In the south of the country with a Mediterranean climate, the warmest weather is expected in August. Here the temperature peak reaches +30°C. The flat part of Switzerland, on average, warms up to + 19 ° C during the day, and the amount of precipitation reaches 100 mm. The average number of sunny days per month is 16. Weather in Switzerland in September In the south, west and center of the country, the average daily temperature reaches +17°C (probable maximum +22°C, and minimum +11° C). In September, you can count on 14 days with precipitation. In the north of Switzerland, the average daily temperature is about +15°C, and the amount of precipitation is 80 mm, which falls at least 19rainy days. Weather in Switzerland in October The temperature is gradually decreasing, almost on the entire flat part of Switzerland the indicators reach +8°C. Restaurants in canary islands: Access denied | www.fodors.com used Cloudflare to restrict access Опубликовано: January 3, 2022 в 10:12 am Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous The Best Restaurants You Must Try in The Canary Islands The Canary Islands have not only the best beaches and touristic places you can visit. These islands also have a strong variety of places to eat. Here you can find the Best Restaurants you must try on the Canary Islands. Lucas Maes: The owner, Lucas Maes, is a Belgian chef that has been living long enough in the Canary Islands. He is able to reinterpret typical Canarian dishes. Also, he won an award for the best chef in 2004. His restaurant is one of the most visited on the island. You will be able to enjoy sitting and dining in the beautiful gardens and terrace from the restaurant. Having an unforgettable experience with the delicious food and wine Lucas Maes has especially for you! Address: Barranco de La Arena, 53 Autopista de Santa Cruz (EXIT 32) La Orotava, Tenerife, +34922 321 159 El Rincón de Juan Carlos: Another excellent restaurant located in a beautiful marine place that gives you the perfect atmosphere for their gastronomic pillar, the seafood cuisine. The family of the restaurant produces Michelin star quality dishes. The prices are excellent for what they have to offer. This place is just ideal for a food lover. They offer only high-quality products, both local and international. And in case you have some food allergies, you can always let them know, and they will customize the dishes for you! Address: Pasaje Jacaranda 2 Los Gigantes Tenerife 38683, +34922 868 040 Allende: A restaurant that mixes traditional Canarian food with influences from all over the world. It is a restaurant that can satisfy even the most demanding tastes. The restaurant has three locations around Las Palmas such as La Taberna del Puerto, Allende Triana, and Allende Muelle as well as a food truck. You can even take the food home with their ”new” concept of El Taller de Allende, that prepares fresh food for you to take home! This restaurant will make you live a great experience in Las Palmas. As a result, you will want to come here more than once. Address: C/ Joaquín Costa nº 14 – Esquina C/ Isla De Cuba nº 42 35007 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, +34 928 494 626 El Mondalón:  It offers to its customers a quite traditional food mixed with their own essence. This restaurant does not only offer you an excellent service and exquisite food, but it also provides you with an extraordinary view of the fields of vineyards, spice plants, olive trees, fruits, and vegetables. Address: Hotel El Mondalón Carretera de Los Hoyos nº226, GC-801 1.800 pk 35017, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, +34 928 3557 58 Lanzarote La Tegala: This restaurant is so unique in its architecture that it has won a regional architectural price, and also one on its menu for the simple reason that it is one of the best restaurants on the island. It has technological innovations in its kitchen to be able to carry out low-temperature cooking better known as the slow food concept. Many of the casseroles are cooked for over fourteen hours; the result is that the dishes are healthy and delightful.                       Address: Ctra. Tías – Yaiza, 60  Mácher  Lanzarote, +34 928 524 524    Entrepuentes : One of the most delicious and fantastic restaurants on the island. Entrepuentes offers people delicious food, drinks, and excellent service. What Entrepuentes offers, as well as the prices is the perfect combination. You’ll be able to enjoy the restaurant’s ambiance with great music and very friendly people. This is the perfect place to hang out with your friends and family. They have an extensive menu that also includes packages for a perfect price. Do not miss their succulent gourmet hamburgers, they are a must-try! Address: AVDA. OLOF PALME S/N LOCAL B37 C.C. LA MARINA, 35500 Arrecife, +34 928 839 539 Fuerteventura Mahoh Restaurant: It is a rustic restaurant inside a beautiful hotel that serves as their specialty, Canarian food with high quality. They also have other less traditional food, but once you are there, you should try the local specialties. The service is excellent, and the wines are specially selected to go with your food. You will regret not visiting it if you visit Fuerteventura. Address: Sitio de Juan Bello, Villaverde 35660 La Oliva – Fuerteventura, +34 928 86 80 50 Casa Santa Maria: Being one of the most beautiful restaurants on the island, Casa Santa Maria, it is a great place to visit if you want to have an excellent dinner. You will be able to try local wines that are highly recommended as well as the braised kid that it has been said, attracts people all over Europe. Address: Plaza Santa Maria 1 35637 Betancuria – Fuerteventura, +34 928 8780 34                             La Palma Chipi Chipi: If you want to try home food, Chipi Chipi is the place for you. You can get delicious starters, soups, and main dishes. The main dishes consist mostly of meat, and if you want to try all the different types of meat they offer, you can ask for a platter with small portions of them. You will have a one-time experience at Chipi Chipi that you cannot miss. Address: Calle Juan Mayor, 42, 38700 Santa Cruz de la Palma, +34 922 41 10 24 Casa Goyo: This is one of the most famous restaurants in La Palma, for the simple reason that they offer one of the best culinary experience you can get on the island. In 2006 Casa Goyo won an award for being one of the most prestigious restaurants from all the seven Canary Islands. You can get fresh fish, other delicious seafood, and finish with an exquisite dessert. Address: Camino El Lomito Lodero, 120 38739 Villa de Mazo (la Palma), +34 922 440 603   La Gomera Restaurant Mirador César Manrique: Better known as the restaurant with “the view.” This Mirador is the best place for enjoying a tasty dinner while enjoying the most extraordinary view you can get on the island. You will fall in love with this location. Address: Ctra. General Valle Gran Rey – Arure 38870 Valle Gran Rey, +34 9228 07045 Conchita House Restaurant: Visiting and dining at Conchita House is a must, the food and the service are exceptional. You can even learn to have a “silbo” (whistle), a popular culture expression, especially relevant of La Gomera, a demonstration from the owner if you are lucky enough. Their dishes are unique and delightful. Address: Ctra. General ARURE, 18 38870 Valle Gran Rey, +34 9228 04110 El Hierro La Higuera de la Abuela: Craving for fresh fish and other traditional food from the Canary Islands? This restaurant is what you are looking for. Furthermore, the quality of the food is magnificent as well as the service and the decoration of the place. It is a highly recommended place if you want to have a great dinner. Address: Calle Tajaniscaba, 10, 38900 Echedo, Santa Cruz de Tenerife,+34922 551026   Mirador de la Peña: This site was designed by César Manrique, and it is a grand place to dine because you get the most breathtaking view of the island. Also, the food, the architecture, and the service are marvelous, and they are one of a kind. Many people come back here whenever they go to El Hierro. Address: 38916 Guarazoca, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, +34 922 5503 00 Vind ik leuk: Vind-ik-leuk Laden… Restaurants | Hello Canary Islands What do you feel like eating today? Be amazed by some of the thousands of restaurants on the islands: gastropubs, beach bars, “guachinches”, seafood restaurants, grills… The wide diversity of our islands is also to be seen in our restaurants. Discover unforgettable places as you enjoy delicious experiences, whether on an outdoor terrace with views of the sea, in a cave or countless other places that simply ooze charm. There’s something for everyone! Islands El Hierro Fuerteventura Gran Canaria La Gomera La Graciosa La Palma Lanzarote Tenerife All islands Municipality Imagen Listado Categoría Restaurants Titular El Rincón de Juan Carlos Isla Tenerife Localidad La Caleta de Adeje Go to the web Show the map Imagen Listado Categoría Restaurants Titular Nelson Isla Gran Canaria Localidad Arinaga Go to the web Show the map Imagen Listado Categoría Restaurants Titular Amura Isla Lanzarote Localidad Puerto Calero Go to the web Show the map Categoría Restaurants Titular La Bodega de Santiago Isla Lanzarote Localidad Yaiza 34 928 836 204 Go to the web Show the map Categoría Restaurants Titular Fuji Isla Gran Canaria Localidad Las Palmas de Gran Canaria 34 928 261 393 Go to the web Show the map Categoría Restaurants Titular La Posada del Pez Isla Tenerife Localidad San Andrés 34 922 591 948 Go to the web Show the map Categoría Restaurants Titular Tagami Isla Tenerife Localidad Santa Cruz de Tenerife 34 922 272 42234 660 653 414 Go to the web Show the map Categoría Restaurants Titular Bochinche El Chato Isla Gran Canaria Localidad Las Palmas de Gran Canaria 34 653 953 412 Go to the web Show the map Categoría Restaurants Titular Izkaya LO Isla Tenerife Localidad La Orotava 34 634 981 438 Go to the web Show the map Categoría Restaurants Titular Restaurante Rincón del Campesino Isla La Gomera Las Rosas, Lomo de Sibrian, s/n Localidad Agulo 608716373 Show the map Categoría Restaurants Titular Pizzería Don Tomate Isla La Gomera Av. Marítima, 56 Localidad Alajeró 922 89 55 45 Go to the web Show the map Categoría Restaurants Titular Las Goteras Isla La Palma Parque Recreativo La Laguna de Barlovento Localidad Barlovento 922 69 64 56 [email protected] Go to the web Show the map The Best Restaurants in Lanzarote, Canary Islands Lanzarote has extraordinary volcanic landscapes, as seen in Timanfaya National Park | © robertharding / Alamy Stock Photo Annabelle Thorpe 29 July 2021 Traditional tapas are reliably good on the windswept island of Lanzarote, part of Spain’s Canary Islands off the west coast of Africa. But there’s a new wave of inventive cuisine that weds traditional flavours with cool presentation. Here’s our pick. From chorizo to patatas bravas (spicy potatoes),there’s plenty of excellent tapas to be found on Lanzarote. But courtesy of chefs with flair and imagination, there are exciting gastronomic innovations to discover, too. And they’re often in beautiful settings, whether that’s a simple beach shack or a sleek architect-designed space. Restaurante Lilium Restaurant, Tapas, $$$ Orlando Ortega runs his open kitchen behind an impressive glass facade overlooking the gleaming marina in Arrecife. Awarded a Michelin Bib Gourmand, he crafts Canarian classics with MasterChef pizzazz; ropa vieja, a simple stew, is livened up with local octopus and chickpeas. Book a terrace table to watch the gin palaces bob in the sun, and end your meal with some sweet-potato ice cream. Restaurant Costa Azul Restaurant, Seafood, $$$ © g.thielmann / Alamy Stock Photo Restaurant Costa Azul is a simple-looking blue-and-white spot on the beach in the tiny seaside village of El Golfo, but it’s one of the best places on the island for fish and seafood – best devoured with a bottle of crisp malvasia white from Bodega La Geria on the island. Take a jacket as the breeze can be strong, and walk off lunch along Avenida Marítima. If you have kids in tow, there’s great rock pooling on the black pebble beach. Coentro Restaurant, Brazilian Courtesy of Coentro Chef-owner João Faraca brings the flavours from his native Brazil to this inventive restaurant in Puerto Calero. He won Best Chef in the Canary Islands in 2018 for his unique cooking, including gazpacho with goat’s-cheese ice cream, cocoa-braised pig cheeks and wagyu carpaccio with silky burrata. Dishes are served on lava-esque tableware, wood and rough ceramics – try small plates or the tasting menu. Villa Toledo Restaurant Restaurant, Spanish, $$$ Courtesy of Villa Toledo Restaurant Villa Toledo Restaurant offers upscale dining in a spectacular setting above the ocean in Costa Teguise, opening onto volcanic rocks that descend to the sea. It was built in the 1960s as a private home for a wealthy salt-mining family, and with glass walls, the sea is visible whether you’re dining inside or out. The dish to try is fideuà; it’s similar to paella but made with noodles rather than rice. It’s perfect with a crisp glass of local malvasia wine. La Cabana Macher Restaurant, Hungarian, Spanish, $$$ Courtesy of La Cabana Macher Small and intimate, La Cabana Macher is the place to visit if you fancy something a little more international than regular tapas. Chef Darren Spurr did a stint alongside Marco Pierre White before relocating to Macher village to create simple yet artfully presented food that packs a punch – think lamb chops with mint aioli and fillet steak with chimichurri. Save room for the avowedly British puds – the bread-and-butter pudding is delicious. La Cocina de Colacho Restaurant, Spanish, Mediterranean, $$$ Courtesy of La Cocina de Colacho Everything about La Cocina, in Playa Blanca, feels very special, from the angular, glass-walled exterior to the moodily lit dining room with mighty arched windows overlooking the open kitchen. Chef-owner Nicholás Machín, known to all as Colacho, mixes Canarian flavours with Michelin-esque styling. You’ll be lured back by the slow-cooked Iberian black pig – and the welcome from Colacho and his wife, Anabel. Casa de la Playa Restaurant, Seafood Casa de la Playa may not look like much from the outside, but this beachfront fish restaurant in Arrieta is always busy. So, arrive early, order a bottle of chilled dry white wine and relax as you mull over what to eat; the flame-grilled prawns, salt-crusted fish (fresh off the boat just hours before) and stonking seafood platters are a few options. The staff speak little English, but it all adds to the fun – as do surfers on windier days, cavorting while you eat. Cantina Teguise Restaurant, Tapas, $$$ If you prefer authenticity over attitude, try this Canarian classic in a historic, whitewashed building in Teguise, the former capital of the Canary Islands. The zamburiñas (Galacian scallops) are the must-order tapas; for heartier appetites, larger plates include black angus steak and freshly caught fish. Book Sunday lunch, and spend the morning in the town market among locals and tourists buying cheeses, wines and handicrafts. La Carmencita del Puerto Restaurant, Tapas, $$$ Tapas is more than patatas bravas, and the proof is at this charming little restaurant in Puerto del Carmen, run with real flair by the lovely Alvaro and Irena. The experience is memorable due to the time they spend with each diner, discovering their food likes and dislikes and recommending particular dishes. Instead of wine, try Irena’s Rebujito – manzanilla (sherry), lemonade, mint, raspberries and ice. Natural Nada Màs Restaurant, Vegan Lanzarote hasn’t overly embraced plant-based and gluten-free dining, but this brunch spot in Puerto Calero sends out delicious smoothies and shakes made with milk alternatives to go with the vegan Beyond Burger. It’s very good, as are the croissants and Spanish omelettes. The terrace, with its palms, is a lovely spot, and the English-speaking staff are happy to tweak dishes to suit dietary needs. This is an updated rewrite of an article originally by Peggy Lee. These recommendations were updated on July 29, 2021 to keep your travel plans fresh. Give us feedback Michelin recommended restaurants in the Canary Islands Whilst the focus of this is ostensibly about Michelin restaurants in the Canary Islands it isn’t just about Michelin recommendations, or exclusively about the Canary Islands for that matter. It’s also partly about the way things work in travel writing and gastronomy – the importance of being in clubs, having influential connections, and why recommended restaurants in travel articles aren’t always necessarily the best restaurants in any given destination. El Rincon del Juan Carlos on Tenerife – now a Michelin-starred restaurant. A few years ago we interviewed a talented chef who’d just been voted runner up in the best young chef in Spain competition. We had stumbled across this information and got in touch with him. Despite it being a prestigious award, and something which could help boost the image of gastronomy in the destination, there had been no official press release about it. His wasn’t a restaurant which was ‘associated’ with the tourist board, therefore no promotion. Around the same time we were fortunate enough to visit maestro chef Ferran Adrià’s El Bulli restaurant in Costa Brava just before it closed. As well as there being a waiting list of people wanting to dine at the famous restaurant, there was a waiting list of young chefs queuing up to work in the kitchen. Learning their trade from the best chef in the world, and also having El Bulli on a CV, was like being given a magic key which could unlock just about any gastronomic portal. Young chefs learning their trade at El Bulli. One of the connections between these two examples is how restaurants recommended in travel articles/blogs might come from a limited pool which doesn’t necessarily include all the best restaurants in the relevant location. Sometimes that can be because they’re associated with a tourist board and therefore these are the restaurants ‘promoted’ to visiting travel writers. The other is because they have a prestigious label attached to them e.g. having a world famous restaurant on their chefs’ CVs, or being recommended by a publication like the Michelin Guide. Visiting travel writers are taken to an ‘off the beaten track’ restaurant here, blissfully unaware that it’s a lunch venue for coach excursions. There can often be some confusion about what it means to be recommended in the Michelin Guide. We regularly have folk tell us about a Michelin star restaurant which turns out to be in the Michelin Guide but doesn’t actually have a star. It happened most recently on the Isle of Skye. In that case the restaurant, the Three Chimneys, did have a star in the past but had lost it when the chef had moved on. It was still listed in the guide, but with a ‘Plate’ recommendation. Food at The Three Chimneys, still Michelin recommended but no longer with a star, for the moment. One difference between those which have been recommended because of association with a destination’s tourist board and those listed in something like the Michelin Guide is the ones in the guide have been chosen because diners are guaranteed a certain level of quality, whether Star, Plate, or Bib Gourmand. Those are keys which let diners know what to expect. We’ve already covered what the different categories found in the guide actually mean. The only Michelin recommended restaurant on El Hierro. But even Michelin guides don’t always include all the best restaurants in a destination. I’ve singled out the Canary Islands because we know them very well, and therefore know excellent restaurants which don’t feature. Those included are good restaurants as you’d expect, but not always as good as others which aren’t. For example, La Gomera has no restaurants listed even though gastronomy on the western island is generally of a higher standard than on El Hierro which has one listing. Puesta de Sol – one of the best restaurants on La Palma, but not in the Michelin Guide. Tenerife quite rightly tops the Canary Islands gastronomic chart with five restaurants sharing six Michelin stars – no other island boasts any. However, there are other recommended Tenerife restaurants which would come some way down my list of favourite restaurants on the island. A significant number of recommended restaurants in the Canaries are part of hotels. By their very nature these have a far higher profile than a small, family run affair in an off the beaten track location. Being noticed in influential circles in the gastronomic game is vitally important, which takes me back to one of the reasons why notching up kitchen time in a world-renowned restaurant can bring dividends. Look into the background of any new Michelin-starred chefs and you’ll more than likely find a connection with other, established, Michelin-starred chefs. Networking is the way the world works in many professions, it’s an established way of getting your name out there. Terrazas del Sauzal is in the Michelin Guide, and the food is very good. The view is even better. But it doesn’t mean those who aren’t in the game don’t have equally good restaurants. And that’s where the real foodie fun lies, in discovering those off the radar places which wow you with their food. For that reason I’m not going to actually list the Michelin recommended restaurants on each of the Canary Islands. Go, explore, eat, and discover deliciousness for yourself. Discover Some Of The Best Restaurants In The Canary Islands *In this difficult time, azureazure is here for you. We are committed to helping both our readers and the industries that have been most impacted by the pandemic. Until the crisis is over, we will be publishing relevant content alongside our regular stories, which we hope offer you a few moments of escape. We would like to hear from you. Email us at [email protected]* Located in the Atlantic Ocean, closer to Africa than to the Iberian Peninsula, the Canary Islands inevitably seduce those who visit them with its wonderful benign climate all year round, its surprising and magical volcanoes (there are seven islands of volcanic origin), its Impressive beaches of fine sand and black lava, the exuberance of its forests, its infinite landscapes and its hotel and culinary offer, of unsuspected height and luxury. All this makes the Canary Islands, as they are popularly known, the true object of desire of all those who seek to discover the best-kept and most surprising secrets on the planet, capable of satisfying the most demanding palates. The great culinary proposal of these Spanish islands is due to the talent of an important group of chefs, eager to teach the delicacies of their land. We show you which are the best restaurants in each of the seven Canary Islands, based on their awards and the personal experience of the author of the report, correspondent of azureazure.com El Risco (Lanzarote) In the fishing village of Caleta de Famara, on the Island of Lanzarote, is the restaurant El Risco, which displays a pleasant typical marine decoration with unsurpassed views of the beach. It is a family restaurant where the sea is an essential part of a gastronomic offer. El Risco (Lanzarote) Colorful fish dish from El Risco Restaurant. Among the great gastronomic offer of El Risco, dishes such as grilled octopus, delicious crepes filled with spinach and seafood, fish paella or broth rice with lobster stand out. There you will find an excellent menu of the increasingly appreciated Canarian wines. If you like to eat really well, in a cozy environment and surrounded by the sea, don’t miss it! La Cúpula (Fuerteventura) In the Gran Hotel Atlantis Bahía Real on the island of Fuerteventura, a five-star hotel located on the beachfront, you will find the La Cúpula restaurant, advised by the prestigious chef Carles Gaig, creditor of a Michelin star. A dish from La Cúpula, Fuenteventura, Canary Islands Its menu is made up of delicious, unique and very original dishes: lentils from Fuerteventura with marine plankton, scallops and prawns or kid’s ingot with seasonal vegetables, among other delicacies. La Cúpula shows a distinguished decoration, has an efficient service and offers an excellent international wine list. Mirador de la Perla (El Hierro) On the wild island of El Hierro, the Canarian artist Cesar Manrique designed the restaurant El Mirador de La Peña 30 years ago, located on the Tibataje cliff, in the Guarazoca area. The place has what are probably the most impressive views of any of the Canary Islands. The dining room, with huge windows, is very spacious and elegant, and the restaurant’s proposal is traditional (the main photo of this article is from this restaurant). One of the dishes of fresh fish and indigenous products offered on the menu at El Mirador Go through El Hierro’s own products such as fresh fish, potatoes with green and red mojo sauces, or the magnificent smoked herreño cheese. An unforgettable experience that, if you are lucky enough to visit El Hierro, you cannot miss out on. Nub (Tenerife) Awarded with a Michelin star, NUB, located in the graceful town of San Cristóbal de la Laguna in La Laguna, is in my personal opinion the best restaurant on the island of Tenerife. View of the small and modern dining room of the NUB restaurant, Tenerife, Canary Islands One of the original Nub dishes The reins of the business are in the hands of the Italian chef Andrea Bernardi and his Chilean wife Fernanda Fuentes. The kitchen, which is part of the modern and small dining room with just five tables, provides a brilliant gastronomic fusion of Chilean, Italian and Canarian cultures and roots. There are two menus and there is the possibility of pairing the dishes with wines or juices, smoothies and fermented. A culinary experience that has nothing to envy to many of the best restaurants in the world. El equilibrista 33 (Gran Canaria) Chef Carmelo Florido wisely runs his restaurant El Equilibrista 33, located on the island of Gran Canaria. It proposes a creative Canarian cuisine that preserves the essence of the ancestral flavors of the land. The dining room of El Equilibrista, Gran Canaria, Canary Islands An artistic dish from the restaurant El Equilibrista Their dishes are a visual and gustatory wonder: mango gazpacho with prawns and coriander, tomato strudel with fresh cheese and basil pesto, or dishes of unquestionable quality such as free-range chicken with chips and hot sauce or sirloin medallions in puff pastry with Canarian red wine reduction. The authentic and most demanding foodies are going to give themselves a very special taste! El Ingeniero (La Palma) To the east of the island of La Palma, in a natural setting located inside a house from the beginning of the 18th century, formerly dedicated to the production of tobacco, is the restaurant El Ingeniero. Its cuisine shows the best culinary tradition on the island in a space of great natural beauty. The bright and cozy dining room of El Ingeniero restaurant The Engineer’s kitchen shows the culinary tradition of La Palma, Canary Islands Unique dishes parade before the astonished eyes of the diner, such as: duck confit with mango coulis, sweet potato and mushroom puree, squid filled with squid ink aioli, or desserts such as natural banana with passion fruit soup and coconut ice cream. A total gastronomic feast! Restaurante Parador (La Gomera) With a spacious dining room with Colombian decoration, the restaurant of the Parador Nacional de Turismo de La Gomera is one of the best on the island. Here chef Juan José Alonso reigns, offering regional meals with a point of creativity, made with products from the island. Restaurant Parador de La Gomera, Canary Islands Delicious plate of papaya salad, prawns and smoked cheese On the menu you will find dishes as subtle as papaya salad, prawns and smoked cheese, or the shredded kid’s leg on smoked cheese toast, among other delicacies. There is also a great wine list with special attention to the Canaries. A must stop if you travel to La Gomera! ■ 10 of the best gourmet restaurants in the Canary Islands If you think of the gastronomy in the Canary Islands as mainly consisting of all day British breakfasts at worst or simply grilled meat and fish at best, think again. Know the right places and your tastebuds are in for a culinary treat. There’s a burgeoning gourmet scene on some of the most populated Canary Islands, ironically thanks in part to tourism. Luxury hotels have brought in top chefs to meet the high expectations of discerning guests whilst talented local chefs have ‘enhanced’ their skills by travelling further afield to learn their trade before returning to their homeland to spice up some staid traditional dishes with new ideas. Tenerife is leading the way with this gastronomic renaissance with some of the other islands following closely behind. These are ten gourmet palaces to seek out the best of contemporary cuisine in the Canary Islands. Abama Golf & Spa Resort, Tenerife The only Michelin star restaurants in the Canary Islands are on Tenerife and both are located in the Moorish confines of the luxurious Abama Hotel in Playa San Juan. M.B. is from the stable of renowned Basque chef Martín Berasategui and seasonal products there are given the M.B. makeover to create innovative dishes like red prawns on avocado and seafood logs and roasted monk fish with cheesy marshmallows. At the other Michelin star restaurant on the premises, Kabuki, head chef Daniel Franco fuses classic Spanish dishes with Asian favourites to bring two contrasting cultures seamlessly together. Hamburger sushi anyone? Lucas Maes, Tenerife Despite being close to Tenerife’s main northern resort of Puerto de la Cruz, most people would sail past Lucas without knowing he was there as his gorgeous restaurant is located off a motorway approach road. Although originally Belgian, Lucas considers himself a Canarian chef who reinterprets traditional dishes. Whatever his nationality, the most important thing is that he keeps  treating us with delectable dishes like scallops in champagne and smoked salmon in a saffron, honey and caper dressing. Los Roques, Tenerife Voted one of the ten best restaurants in Spain by Tripadvisor users last year, Los Roques offers sophisticated food in a romantic setting overlooking the small fishing harbour of Los Abrigos – a winning combination. Everything on the menu is desirable, but whatever you choose leave space for the ‘Palta’, an orgasmic lime and avocado sorbet sat atop an almond biscuit in a thyme scented white chocolate sauce. Yes, it is as good as it sounds.  El Rincón de Juan Carlos, Tenerife A family affair tucked away in a side street in one of Tenerife’s most popular holiday resorts, Los Gigantes.Juan Carlos produces Michelin star quality food but not at Michelin star prices. The food is wonderfully imaginative and a treat for both eyes and mouth. Anyone looking for typical resort food who wanders in will be disappointed, whilst those who love good food will be elated with the discovery. Bohemia Suites and Spa, Gran Canaria The 360 Restaurant in Playa del Inglés lives up to the Bohemian tag… and promise of 360 degree views that include the ocean and the natural golden wonder a.k.a the Maspalomas Dunes. With views like this, the food needs to be good to distract. It is. Chef Xavier Franquet picked up plenty of delicious tricks of the trade during the years he spent with Catalan maestro, Ferran Adriá at his world famous el Bulli restaurant. Allende, Gran Canaria There are three Allende eating establishments in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria; La Taberna del Puerto, Allende Triana and Allende Muelle. Whichever you choose you’re going to be presented with a seriously appealing menu that mixes traditional Canarian with influences from around the world. Expect to have those decision making skills tested. How do you choose from ceviche with passion fruit and coriander, octopus with sweet potato, and mini hamburgers with foie, brie and quince? El Mondalón, Gran Canaria Located near the Bandama Crater, the food at El Mondalón is probably more traditional than some of the other restaurants mentioned. But chef Pepe Gonzalez has infused some dishes with a personality as big as his own. The foie with violet dressing is subtly wonderful whilst the papas arrugadas (wrinkled potatoes) with hot almogrote (savoury cheese paté from La Gomera) is an inspired pairing of two Canary Island classics. La Tegala, Lanzarote Germán Blanco is another chef who might not have a Michelin star but in his super stylish restaurant in Yaiza, with views of neighbouring Fuerteventura, he prepares dishes that are as tasty as you’ll find anywhere on the Canary Islands. Although contemporary in composition, the food’s roots are often local, such as papas bonitas dressed in avocado tartar and finished off with a tuna topping. Verde Mar, Lanzarote Verde Mar is an arty little restaurant with a nice vibe tucked away in La Santa, an area of Lanzarote favoured by visiting athletes. On the face of it, the menu might look quite standard as it includes  usual Canarian suspects like sea bass, goat’s cheese and sardines. But at Verde Mar the sea bass has a thyme and lime glaze; the goat’s cheese comes wrapped in Serrano ham and the sardines are drizzled with mojo verde (cilantro sauce). Familiar but very different. Mahoh Restaurant, Fuerteventura The Mahoh in Villaverde transforms from a casual rural hotel during the day to a slickly run and very professional restaurant at night. The sort of place where the wine waiter sniffs the wine cork to make sure it’s quaffable and the maître d’ gives a detailed run down of what’s on the menu. This can range from typically traditional (half a rabbit) to dishes with a bit more flair (parrot fish paté or mushrooms topped with cilantro sauce and local goat’s cheese). This might be a list of ten of the best gourmet restaurants in the Canary Islands, but there are many, many more… not always in the most obvious places. Go explore and discover the treasures of a rich and diverse culinary world that is a million miles away from the one commonly connected with the Canary Islands. Restaurants Tenerife +(34) [email protected] Canary Islands, Spain Everything for independent rest! Canarian cuisine Restaurants Tenerife is not only a great place for a beach holiday and a large number of attractions, it is also a real paradise for those who love delicious food. The only problem that can arise is the problem of choice. Restaurants in Tenerife are presented for every taste: with traditional Canarian cuisine, international, Italian, Mediterranean, Indian, fast food fast food (McDonald’s, Burger King, KFC), pizzerias. Canarian cuisine includes many fish dishes, including rare varieties caught off the coast of Tenerife. Also in the menu of restaurants in Tenerife there is a large selection of vegetable dishes, the most popular types of meat are rabbit and goat meat. Most of the restaurants in Tenerife offer visitors a menu not only of Canarian cuisine, but also of popular dishes from other national cuisines. Therefore, even the most demanding visitor will not leave hungry and will definitely find something to their liking. Restaurants in Tenerife can be found very different – from small bars on the ocean to large and sophisticated ones. Tenerife is always full of vacationers, so most restaurants work in such a way that they can not only have a delicious lunch or dinner, but also have breakfast. People usually choose those restaurants in Tenerife where the largest selection of dishes is presented and they cook fish, because where, if not here, you can enjoy a variety of fresh fish and seafood dishes. In many cafes you can have a delicious breakfast with sandwiches, scrambled eggs with bacon, fish. The real Canarian cuisine can only be tasted in those restaurants in Tenerife that are located far from the resort towns – country restaurants. Traditional Canarian cuisine has borrowed many dishes from Spanish cuisine. Dress code in restaurants is very rarely regulated, as a rule, only in fashionable restaurants. But nowhere, except for the bars on the beaches, they are not allowed to enter in bathing suits. Or one of the best Choosing the best restaurants is quite difficult for each person, everyone has different tastes, price, and preferences too, so we will select or advise you some of the most popular, which are in demand or good in most reviews. We ask you not to judge strictly and use selectivity in choosing from the proposed places yourself, perhaps something will not meet your expectations. Tijl Restaurante International, European, Mediterranean Lugar Urbanización El Trébol, Av. Jose Antonio Tavio, 3, 38640 Costa del Silencio, Santa Cruz de Tenerife Website: Tijl Phone: +(34) 922-523-911 Hours: Monday – Closed Tuesday – Sunday: 2:00 pm – 22:00 €€, €€€ Guachinche El Cordero Steakhouse, Mediterranean, Barbecue Carretera General a Galletas, 8, 38639 Guargacho, Santa Cruz de Tenerife Website: El Cordero Phone: +(34) 922-734-171 Hours: Monday – Saturday: 13:00 – 23:00 Sunday: 12: 30–22: 30 €, € Fish restaurants Maria Restaurante Cafe seafood, Mediterranean, European 9004 Lale , 38618 Los Abrigos, Santa Cruz de Tenerife Website: Maria Restaurante Cafe Phone: +(34) 922-170-244 Opening hours: Monday: closed Tuesday – Sunday: 17:00 – 23:00 €€, €€€ La Langostera Mediterranean, Spanish, Seafood Calle La Marina, 18, 38618 Los Abrigos, Santa Cruz de Tenerife Website: La Langostera Phone: +32-94 Opening hours: Monday: closed Tuesday – Sunday: 12:00 – 22:00 Monday, Sunday: Closed Tuesday – Saturday: 19:00 – 23:00 € entrance 70047 SUCAS Mediterranean, European, Hotel Baobab Soutes, Calle Roomet Salm 6, 38660 Costa Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife Website: Sucas Phone: +(34) 822-070-035 Opening hours: Sunday: closed Monday – Saturday: 19:00 – 23:00 €€€€ €€€€ Brunelli’s Barjubek American, Steakhouse Calle Bencomo, 50, 38400 Puerto de la Cruz, Santa Cruz de Tenerife Website: Brunelli’s Phone: +(34) 922-062-600 Hours: Monday – Sunday : 13:00 – 15:30, 18:30 – 23:00 €€€€ Casa Fito Mediterranean, European, Spanish Carretera General del Sur, 4, 38594 Chimiche, Santa Cruz de Tenerife Website: Casa9 Fito Phone: +(2-27) 92-27 Opening hours: Monday: closed Sunday: 13:00 – 17:00 Tuesday – Thursday: 13:00 – 17:00 Friday – Saturday: 13:00 – 18:00, 19:00 – 22:30 €€, €€€ What should I order? Restaurants offer delicious meat dishes from young lamb, goat meat and beef. Fish dishes are prepared with tuna, sea bream, sardines, octopus, squid, vieja fish, abadejo and black. Traditional Canarian dishes are prepared very simply, fish and meat are fried and served with the most popular sauces “Mojo rojo” and “Mojo berde”. When can I eat? As is traditional in Spain, there is no fixed meal time. Lunch is usually served from one in the afternoon until three, most of the visitors are locals. You can always have a bite to eat in a bar or in a restaurant on the beach. Dinner in Tenerife restaurants is served from 7 pm to 10 pm – 11 pm. After this time, hunger can only be satisfied with fast food in small bars or nightclubs. Breakfasts in Tenerife restaurants are rather modest from the point of view of a Russian person and most often consist of coffee with milk and a bun or toast with cheese and ham. But many restaurants in Tenerife also offer complex breakfasts, consisting of coffee, natural orange juice and light snacks. Reservations in restaurants There are so many restaurants in Tenerife that usually there is no problem with free places. But if you want to go to a certain restaurant in Tenerife, then you can reserve a place if you wish, so that later there will be no disappointment. Vegetarian menu in Tenerife All restaurants in Tenerife have a large selection of vegetarian dishes, but it’s still good to check if there are any meat ingredients before eating. Since the Canarians can quite freely interpret vegetarianism. Restaurant prices in Tenerife Restaurant prices vary widely. So in a chic restaurant, a full meal with wine can cost 50 euros per person. At the same time, restaurants in Tenerife are simpler, you can have a good lunch for 15 euros. Many offer not only dishes from the menu, but also the dish of the day – tasty and inexpensive. Usually, in addition to the main dishes, the menu has numerous snacks, breads, desserts and drinks. Such a set costs from 6 to 12 euros. Expensive restaurants sometimes offer tasting menus of dishes recommended by the restaurant’s chef. Payment in restaurants Almost in any institution you can pay for lunch with a plastic card (the amount should not be less than 6 – 8 euros). But in small restaurants they may ask you to pay in cash. Sometimes travelers checks are accepted. Tipping in restaurants It is common practice to tip 5 to 10% of the bill, however, if you are not satisfied with the service, you can choose not to tip. Many leave change for your preference for tea, you should not indulge either. Tenerife hotel reservation Tenerife cuisine – restaurants, cafes and markets Don’t limit yourself to Spanish cuisine in Tenerife! You can eat tapas, paella and tortilla on the mainland, especially since they are far from being as good here as in Seville and Malaga. Get up close and personal with the traditional bars and restaurants of the Canary Islands. What is the typical cuisine of Tenerife? Before the Spaniards, Guanches lived on the island, who prepared modest and uncomplicated dishes from cereals, lamb and goat meat. Therefore, traditional Canarian dishes are a mix of fish, seafood, local meat and fruit delicacies from bananas, mangoes and avocados. Don’t expect to see beef on the menu – there aren’t many cow pastures on the island. But you can easily find pork and rabbit treats. Tenerife cuisine is not too spicy, but the dishes are generously seasoned with local herbs, paprika and garlic. What to try in Tenerife? Papas Arrugadas is the most famous dish of the Canary Islands. Soft local potatoes boiled in salt water with skins. Served with green or red mojo sauce with garlic and herbs. Ropa Vieja is one of the best local soups, although its name literally translates as “old clothes”. It is prepared from meat scraps, stewed chickpeas and vegetables. Cheese Almogrote – cream cheese from La Gomera with tomatoes, garlic, olive oil and paprika. Conejo al salmorejo – Braised rabbit marinated in aromatic wine, vinegar, garlic and spices. Dulce morcilla — Canarians add almonds, raisins and sugar to the usual Spanish black pudding, and the result is an unusual sweet dish. Black is a large deep sea white fish. Traditionally it is grilled with potatoes and vegetables. There is no problem on the island to eat delicious food in a beautiful place. But we do not recommend dining in the top tourist restaurants on the south coast during the season: the dishes will be cooked carelessly, and you will have to wait a very long time for them. The most common taverns in the Canary Islands are called guashins, which are located almost in garages. Their main feature is huge portions of homemade wine, which, in fact, are the main dishes in Tenerife. Top 10 restaurants in Tenerife Price level: € low, €€ moderate, €€€ expensive, €€€€ very expensive Agumansa € The most authentic Canarian restaurant imaginable! For starters, it is located on the mountain road from La Orotava at an altitude of 1525 m. Therefore, in winter, all travelers first rush to the huge fireplace in the central hall. Agumansa is located in an old farmhouse where children can get up close and personal with horses, pigs, ponies and ostriches. The menu here has not changed for the past 40 years, it includes only traditional dishes: stewed rabbit, smoked trout, grilled fish and many homemade desserts. Portion sizes are huge, which is typical for Canarian restaurants, so you can safely take one dish for two, or even three. Address: TF-21, 525, 38310 La Orotava. Working hours: Mon-Sun 10:00-19:00. Photo: Marcus Buchwald/flickr Irache Gara € Another rustic restaurant 20 minutes from Las Americas. Specializes in Canarian cuisine, grilled dishes and huge steaks. The feature of the establishment is that on Sundays, cheerful minstrels with Canarian folk songs walk between the tables. Do you want to hear how all the restaurant guests sing? Ask to play the song “Kukarachi”. Everyone knows this hit about cockroaches! Address: Carretera Local, 5, Guía de Isora. Working hours: Tue-Sun 12:00-16:00, 19:00-23:00, closed on Monday. Photo: canariasvipcard.com Le Casona del Vino € Wonderful traditional restaurant in the northeastern city of Candelaria, the name translates as “House of Wine”. Since Le Casona del Vino is located away from the tourist trails, the prices here are very reasonable. In addition to wine, you can enjoy Canarian and international cuisine here. For example, the signature main appetizer is “tenderloin kisses”: pieces of steak fried with bacon in fruit sauce. And the chef puts oyster mushrooms, king prawns and asparagus in scrambled eggs! Address: TF-28, 44, 38530 Candelaria. Working hours: Tue-Sun 13:00-16:00, 20:00-23:00, closed on Monday. Photo: lacasonadelvino.com El Embrujo €€ Spacious Spanish restaurant with wide terrace in the Americas Plaza shopping center in Las Americas. The El Embrugio restaurant is famous for Andalusian, Castilian, Galician and Basque dishes. Local paella, tortilla and grilled meat are in no way inferior to Seville or Madrid! La Lola is a tapas bar and cellar with an excellent selection of the best Spanish wines. All staff speak English, and there are regular jazz and flamenco nights on weekends. Address: C.C. Americas Plaza, Av. las Americas, 7. Working hours: Mon-Sun 15:00-23:30. Photo: centrocomercialamericasplaza.es La Hierbita €€ The metropolitan restaurant La Herbita, which is located in an old cozy building of the XIX century. Try baked lamb, bluefin tuna and amazing homemade desserts. Be sure to specify what today’s dish of the day is – by ordering it, you can save a lot! Address: Calle Clavel 19, Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Working hours: Mon-Sun 12:00-17:30, 18:30-23:30. Photo: lahierbita.es La Concepcion €€ Atmospheric two-storey cafe on a pedestrian street specializing in Spanish and Canarian gastronomic culture. The bright terrace of La Conception overlooks the beautiful church of the same name. Taste octopus with hummus and beetroot and green apple sauce, beef with Provencal lemon sauce, and dine on avocado and lime pie. In addition, there are original vegetarian dishes on the menu. There is a very good service, even on the busiest days you will be served quickly and efficiently. Address: Calle Antonio Domínguez Alfonso, 4. Working hours: Mon-Thu: 13:00-16:30, 19:30-23:00; Fri-Sun: 13:00-23:00. Photo: La Concepción Restaurante/facebook Casa Pache €€ Homemade restaurant in a quiet pedestrian street. The portions are very big! The menu includes Canarian stewed rabbit, squid with potatoes, cod in spicy sauce and Spanish tapas at very affordable prices. You can sit on a small terrace and try excellent homemade wine. The staff speaks English. Address: Calle de la Verdad, 6, Puerto de la Cruz. Working hours: Mon-Sun 12:30-16:30, 18:00-22:30. Photo: Casa Pache/facebook La Torre del Mirador €€€ Taste fine dining on the terrace of a classic Canarian mansion with magnificent views of the south coast! For such a luxury restaurant, the prices here are quite democratic. La Torre del Mirador is perfect for a romantic evening. The menu is based on fresh seafood and traditional Spanish dishes of rice and meat: lamb shoulder, giant prawns, juicy clams, lobster, sea bass… In addition, there is an excellent wine list and waiters will help you choose the perfect drink for dinner. In summer, the restaurant regularly hosts live music evenings. Address: Av. deBruselas, Adeje. Work schedule: Mon-Sun 12:30-23:30, Wednesday — day off. Photo: latorredelmirador.com El Rincon de Juan Carlos €€€€ A restaurant with two Michelin stars. Here you can mark, for example, the end of a holiday in Tenerife or another special event. El Rincon is a true gourmet paradise, you won’t regret a single euro spent here. Order one of the tasting menus to try different delicacies. One set includes 16 (!) snacks. A menu of vegetarian dishes is also available for order. The waiters talk in detail about each appetizer. Address: Pje Jacaranda, 2, Acantilados de Los Gigantes. Working hours: Tue-Sat 19:00-22:00. Photo: El Rincón de Juan Carlos/facebook El Molino Blanco €€€€ One of the best restaurants in Tenerife and definitely the most upscale restaurant on the south coast. Star guests Mariah Carey and Rod Stewart once visited here. The name translates as “White Windmill”, the building itself is buried in blooming gardens, and you can dine on the terrace against the backdrop of peaceful nature. The menu includes both traditional Canarian delicacies and familiar European dishes. The hallmark of the establishment is the singing chef: many come back here just to see this performance! Address: Av. Austria, 5, Costa Adeje. Working hours: Mon-Sun 12:00-00:00. Photo: molino-blanco.com What and where to drink? Tenerife bar highlights Tenerife is home to five wine regions, so it’s no surprise that wine is a major part of the dining experience on the island. Homemade wine is served in any, even the most pretentious restaurant. To order a glass of wine, ask for “una copa de vino tinto / rosado / blanco”. Wine in cartons can be bought at the supermarket for €1/liter! The Canarian beer is called “dorada”, it is brewed in Tenerife, and this drink cannot be obtained anywhere except, perhaps, neighboring Gran Canaria. A local brand found in all bars is sold under the name “Tropical”. A small bar dictionary: una cana – una cana, a glass of 0. 2 l; tubo – 0.33 liters of beer in a tall glass; tanque, maceta – a mug of draft beer with a volume of 0.4-0.5 l; Jarra – 1.5 liter “jug” of beer. If you’re in Arona, stop by El Cine! This is a bar with more than modest decor and impossibly delicious food – ignore the plastic tables and chairs. Despite the very fast service, there are always queues of local residents in El Sino. When you try the local octopus, fried hake and sardine, you will understand why! A portion of fried squid costs only €9, an octopus costs €12.50 and a glass of beer costs €3. Address: Calle Juan Bariajo, 8, Los Cristianos, Arona. Work schedule: Tue-Sun 11:00-23:00, closed on Monday. Photo: Grupo El Cine/facebook Other popular drinks in Tenerife that are produced on the island and served in every bar are sweet and sour banana liqueur, Larios gin and ponche caballero liqueur made from brandy, plums, oranges and spices. Tenerife Markets Every day of the week, a food market takes place in one of the corners of Tenerife! They all work according to their schedule, let’s try to figure out where to buy fresh homemade products: Adeje Farmers Market : the largest food market in the south of Tenerife. Schedule: Wednesday 15:00-19:00, Sat-Sun 08:00-13:30. Address: Calle Archajara, Adeje El Medano Market : mostly fresh fruits and vegetables at very reasonable prices. Schedule: Wednesday 08:00-13:00. Address: Plaza El Medano. San Miguel de Abona Market: where you can buy fruit, meat, vegetables, herbs, cheese, house wine and honey. Schedule: Wednesday 12:00-19:00; Sat-Sun 08:00-14:00. Address: Calle Miguel Hernandez Gomez, San Miguel. Puerto de la Cruz Market : one of the most popular and lively markets on the island, good selection of homemade products (fruits, vegetables, cheese) and non-food items and souvenirs. Schedule: Wednesday and Saturday 09:00-14:00. Address: Avenida Blas Perez Gonzalez, 4. La Galletas Fish Market : fresh fish and all kinds of seafood: squid, octopus, mussels, lobsters and shrimp. Schedule: every day from 08:00 to 12:00. Address: La Galletas. Tenerife’s Top 45 Restaurants from Cheap to Michelin Tenerife is not only a great place to relax, with a large number of attractions, it is a real paradise for gourmets and food lovers. The only difficulty that guests of the island will face is the choice of order. Tenerife restaurants are presented for every taste: traditional cuisine, Indian, fast food, pizzerias, etc. Even the most demanding visitor will not leave local establishments with an empty stomach and a bad mood, he will find something to his liking. Chefs Juan Carlos and Jonathan Padron Restaurant El Rincon de Juan Carlos But Juan Carlos and his brother did not give up and continued their culinary experiments, creating one masterpiece after another. Today, gourmet dishes from the brothers come from all over the world to try. In 2016, the restaurant was awarded a Michelin star. Michelin restaurants in Tenerife The highest quality mark for catering establishments is the Michelin star. In Tenerife, 10 restaurants have it. The maximum number of awards that can be received is 3. Abama Kabuki Japanese and Asian fusion restaurant. Attention to detail on the menu and a unique fusion of tastes explain the popularity of the institution. Abama Kabuki is open from Thursday to Monday, from 18:00 to 22:00. The last order can be made at 20:30. The restaurant has a terrace with a beautiful view of the surroundings of the island. Abama Kabuki – Japanese restaurant. Address: Ctra. General, 9, 38687 Playa San Juan, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: kabuki Kazan The establishment offers visitors Japanese cuisine with fusion notes. To prepare culinary masterpieces, chefs use fresh and high-quality seafood. There are tasting sets on the menu. On Sundays the restaurant is closed, from Monday to Saturday it is open from 13:30 to 16:00 and from 20:30 to 23:30 respectively. Address: 38002 Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: restaurantekazan M.B. The restaurant is located in The Ritz-Carlton Abama. The only restaurant on the island with 2 Michelin stars. M.B. has a cozy atmosphere and a large selection of wines. Closed on Sundays and Mondays. Address: Carretera General del Sur, TF-47, km 9, 38687 Guia de Isora Tenerife, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: mb Casa Tagoro The restaurant serves Mediterranean and French cuisine. Here you can order crab meat, fish soup and smoked salmon. Desserts include pudding, ice cream and chocolate mousse. Casa Tagoro – French cuisine restaurant. On Monday and Tuesday the institution is closed, on other days it receives visitors from 18:00 to 22:00, on Sunday from 13:00 to 22:00. Address: Calle del Valle Menéndez, 28, 38650 Arona, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: casatagoro La Cúpula The restaurant specializes in mixed cuisine. Guests are offered fried fish, foie gras, parfait, puddings. The establishment has a large selection of wines. La Cúpula is closed on Sundays, on other days it is open from 19:00 to 23:00. Address: Playa Fañabé, Calle París, s/n, 38670 Costa Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: restaurantelacupula Sucas An international restaurant created by celebrity chef Lucas Maes. Guests are offered to appreciate scallops fried with champagne, seaweed salad, steak with smoked salt. On Sunday the establishment is closed, from Monday to Saturday it receives visitors from 19:00 to 23:00. Address: Hotel Baobab Suites, Calle Roques del Salmor, 6, 38660 Costa Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: sucas Txoko Mediterranean restaurant serving grilled dishes. Txoko – Mediterranean restaurant. The establishment is open from Wednesday to Saturday from 19:30 to 23:00. Address: Carretera General TF-47, km9 Calle Maria Zambrano Hotel The Ritz-Carlton, Abama, 38687 Abama, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: txoko Embrujo The best Mediterranean restaurant in Playa de las Americas. Every day at 21:00 you can watch a flamenco performance here. The institution’s signature dishes are tapas and meat delicacies. Working hours – daily from 12:00 to 23:30. Address: C.C. Americas Plaza, Av. las Américas, 7, 38660, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: embrujo Brunelli’s American restaurant. The menu will be appreciated by barbecue and steakhouse lovers. Brunelli’s is closed on Tuesday and Wednesday, from Thursday to Monday it welcomes guests from 13:00 to 22:00. Address: Calle Bencomo, 50, 38400 Puerto de la Cruz, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: brunellis Casa Fito The restaurant serves Spanish cuisine. It is recommended to try the gabi leaf stew, delicious cocido and couscous. Homemade wine or cortado can be ordered at the establishment. Casa Fito – Spanish restaurant. Casa Fito is open daily from 09:00 to 22:00. Address: TF-28, 4, 38594 Chimiche, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Tenerife Meat Restaurants Local restaurants on the island are ready to offer visitors a wide range of dishes that will allow you to experience the unique atmosphere of Tenerife and appreciate the skill of the chefs. Tijl Restaurante The restaurant serves delicious sirloin steak, pizza, gabi leaf stew. The establishment is famous for its wine cellar. Visitors will appreciate the attractive interior and cozy atmosphere. Tijl Restaurante has a cozy atmosphere. Address: Lugar Urbanización El Trebol, Av. Jose Antonio Tavio, 3, 38630 Costa del Silencio, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: tijlrestaurante Guachinche The establishment serves Spanish cuisine, the chefs will prepare delicious hake, gabi leaf stew and asado. The restaurant is open from Monday to Thursday from 07:00 to 16:30 and from 19:30 to 23:00, Friday from 07:00 to 23:00, Saturday and Sunday from 12:00 to 23: 00. Address: Carretera General a Galletas, 8, 38639 El Monte O Guargacho, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: restauranteelcordero Churrasqueria Rodeo The restaurant offers Brazilian and Spanish cuisine. The steakhouse is worth stopping by for potato salad, lamb and ribeye. It offers homemade wine, liquor and dry sherry. Monday and Tuesday Churrasqueria Rodeo is closed, from Tuesday to Sunday from 13:00 to 16:00 and from 19:30 to 23:00. Address: Calle Dublin, 1, 38660 Costa Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: churrasqueriarodeo La Bourmet Burger La Bourmet in La Laguna is a wonderful modern and inexpensive restaurant. Here you will find a huge assortment of burgers for every taste, while you can choose all the components of the burger and the color of the bun. The restaurant will also delight vegetarians with a burger with lentil cutlet and sweet potato. Burger La Bourmet Open every day from 13:00 to 23:00 Address: Calle Herradores, 46, 38201 San Cristóbal de La Laguna, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: La Bourmet. La Brasa The restaurant is famous all over Tenerife for its grilled meat dishes. There is a wide range of Spanish vintage wines. Open every day except Monday. Sunday, Tuesday and Wednesday welcomes guests from 13:30 to 16:30, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 13:30 to 16:30 and from 19:30 to 23:30. Address: Ctra. Gral. de Guaza a Buzanada, 371, 38627, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: restaurante-labrasa Etereo by Pedro Nel The restaurant will appeal to lovers of Mediterranean and Spanish cuisines. Here guests will be delighted with a delicious stew of gabi leaves, juicy steak and jamon. The establishment prepares delicious parfait and caramel ice cream. Large selection of wines. Regular visitors advise to try cortado. Open Etereo by Pedro Nel 7 days a week from 13:00 to 00:00, Sunday closes at 16:00. Address: Calle San Antonio, 63, 38001 Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: etereobypedronel El Torito Mexican cuisine is served at this establishment. Guests are offered stewed steaks, fried meat. You can taste a delicious cortado. The interior of the room is designed in the Castilian style. El Torito is a Mexican restaurant. The institution is open every day from 12:00 to 00:00. Address: Calle Roque de la Fortaleza, 1, 38679Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: toritogrilladeje La Fresquera The restaurant-tavern is popular and offers guests the best delicacies of the island. Visitors are encouraged to try segoviano suckling pig, stewed oxtail, monkfish with sauce. On Tuesday the establishment is closed, from Wednesday to Monday it is open from 13:00 to 23:30. Address: Residencial El Camisón Locales 35-36, 38660 Playa de la Américas, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: la-fresquera La-Roca Here you can taste Italian cuisine. Every weekend the restaurant hosts a concert with live music. Guests are offered pasta, pizza and risotto. For appetizers, it is recommended to try piquillo peppers stuffed with fish and ravioli with pears. They also offer signature pizza La Roca, made from thin crispy dough. Open 7 days a week from 13:00 to 15:30 and from 18:30 to 22:00. Address: Calle el Requinto, 20, 38108 Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Parilla Argentina Gardel Argentinean restaurant serving tasty meat and chicken, good wines. The menu includes seafood, desserts, fish dishes. Visitors note that the institution has high service and large portions. Parilla Argentina Gardel – Argentinean restaurant. Parilla Argentina Gardel is open from Monday to Sunday from 17:00 to 00:00. Address: Calle Finlandia, 2, 38650 Arona, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Drago Catering A restaurant with creative cuisine that has been in the catering industry since 1962. One of the oldest establishments on the island. Address: Urbanización San Gonzalo, Calle Marqués de Celada, 2, 38292 Tegueste, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: mesoneldrago El Calderito De La Abuela There is a cozy homely atmosphere, and the windows offer a unique view. The menu is homemade, with simple and healthy dishes. On Monday and Tuesday the restaurant is closed, on other days it welcomes guests from 13:00 to 22:30. Address: Carr. Provincial, 130, 38390 Cuesta de la Villa, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: elcalderitodelaabuela Fish Restaurants Tenerife Connoisseurs of fish dishes will find many establishments on the island that are ready to please with high service and delicious food. El Rinconcito de Hilario Mediterranean and Spanish cuisine restaurant. Guests are offered sea bass, fried octopus. Here you can order delicious parfait, homemade wine or liquor. If desired, customers can dine outdoors – there are tables on the terrace. El Rinconcito de Hilario – fish restaurant. The institution is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, on other days it welcomes guests from 13:00 to 16:00 and from 19:00 to 22:00, on Sunday until 17:00. Address: Calle el Pilon, 86, 38628 Las Zocas, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: elrinconcitodehilario La Taberna del Mar Mediterranean and Spanish cuisine restaurant. Visitors to the institution highly appreciated the level of service and professionalism of the staff. Here you can try seafood, pasta, tuna and appreciate the wine cellar. Address: Calle La Marina, 22, 38618 Los Abrigos, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: tabernadelmar El Puntero This Spanish cuisine restaurant is popular for its delicious fish and tasty gabi leaves. Open daily from 14:00 to 23:00 except Sunday. Address: Calle San Clemente, 13, 38003 Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain La Cueva del Mar The restaurant serves Mediterranean cuisine. Regular visitors recommend trying fried fish, squid and gaby leaf stew. It is also worth tasting a dessert of bananas and parfaits. The establishment is famous for good coffee and homemade wine. La Cueva del Mar – Mediterranean restaurant. Closed on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday open from 13:00 to 17:00, Friday from 16:00 to 23:00, Saturday from 13:00 to 21:00, Sunday from 13:00 to 20:00. Address: Avenida Maritima 51 El Socorro, 38508 Guimar, Tenerife Spain Agua y Sal Spaghetti marinara, garlic prawns and dorado fish are must-try at this establishment. Good reviews for tiramisu and parfait. The restaurant has a large selection of wines. Closed on Tuesday, open on Monday from 12:00 to 16:00, other days from 12:00 to 22:30. Address: Calle Callao Hondo, 22, 38588 San Miguel de Tajao, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: aguaysalrestaurante Delicias del Mar The best fish restaurant in town. Guests are offered to appreciate grilled squid, paella, chocolate pie. Drinks include homemade wine, sangria and espresso. The institution is closed on Wednesday and Thursday, on other days it is open from 12:30 to 22:00. Address: Av. Cabildo Insular, 5, 38588 San Miguel de Tajao, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: deliciasdelmar El Cine Restaurant chain in the south of Tenerife. It serves traditional Canarian cuisine. There is a special gluten free menu. El Cine is a chain of restaurants. Open from 11:30 to 23:00, seven days a week. Address: Paseo Juan Bariajo, 8, 38650 Los Cristianos, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: grupoelcine La Langostera Here you can try Spanish dishes. There is an open terrace. Regular visitors advise to order lobsters, tuna and oysters. Desserts include delicious parfait and cheesecake. Open from 10:00 to 23:00 every day except Monday. Address: Calle La Marina, 18, 38618 Los Abrigos, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: restaurantelalangostera La Pimienta In the restaurant, customers can choose the live fish they will cook. La Pimienta is closed on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday from 17:30 to 21:30, Monday, Tuesday and Saturday from 11:30 to 13:30 and from 17:30 to 21 :thirty. Address: Calle Tosta de San Antonio, 70, 38370 La Matanza de Acentejo, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: restaurantelapimienta Meson Castellano In the south, in the tourist area, the largest concentration of restaurants, but the most popular the inhabitants of Tenerife use Meson Castellano. The menu is based on traditional Castilian dishes with an emphasis on meat, a large selection of wines and a warm atmosphere. Meson Castellano is a classic restaurant in the south of Tenerife. The institution is open from 13:00 to 16:00 and from 20:00 to 00:00, on Sunday it closes at 16:00. Address: Avda ANTONIO DOMINGUEZ Bloque 6 Locales 38,39,40, 38660 Playa de la Américas, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Tambo Tambo always has fresh fish and seafood. The chef of the restaurant does not get tired of delighting guests with author’s recipes and culinary delights. The signature dish is smoked salmon and avocado tartare. Closed on Monday, from Tuesday to Saturday open from 12:30 to 16:00, on Sunday from 12:30 to 16:00 and from 18:30 to 22:30. Address: Calle Añaterve, 1, 38400 Puerto de la Cruz, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Maria Restaurante Cafe Offers Mediterranean and European cuisine. On Monday the restaurant is closed, on other days it is open from 17:00 to 23:00. Address: Calle La Marina, 30, 38618 Los Abrigos, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: mariarestaurantebar El Rincón de Juan Carlos Local chefs are ready to delight visitors with Spanish cuisine. Here you can try juana, oysters, parfaits and petit fours. The restaurant prepares delicious cortado. El Rincón de Juan Carlos – Spanish restaurant. The restaurant is closed on Monday and Sunday. On other days it is open from 18:30 to 22:00. Address: Royal Hideaway Corales Beach, Av. Virgen de Guadalupe, 21, 5ª Planta, 38679 Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: elrincondejuancarlos Vegetarian restaurants in Tenerife For those who do not like meat or fish dishes, the doors of vegetarian restaurants are open, where chefs are ready to surprise guests with their culinary masterpieces. Burger Mel Delicious veggie burgers, guacamole and caramelized onions are worth a try. The restaurant has good beer. Regular visitors are advised to order smoothies or mango juice from drinks. Burger Mel is a veggie burger establishment. Burger Mel is open seven days a week from 12:15 to 22:30. Address: Calle de Benavides, 32, 38004 Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: burgermel La Sopa – Healthy Food The restaurant is located next to the cathedral. There is a large selection of vegan and vegetarian options, but also meat and chicken. Address: Plaza Pescadora, 1, 38650 Los Cristianos, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: sopatenerife El Limon Mediterranean restaurant, suitable for vegans and vegetarians. Open every day from 10:30 to 23:00, closes on Wednesday at 16:00. Address: Calle Esquivel, 4, 38400 Puerto de la Cruz, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: El-Limon-Vegetariano El Mana Guests come to the establishment to try delicious pasta and various salads. El Mana is a restaurant serving delicious salads. The restaurant is closed on Monday and Tuesday, from Wednesday to Sunday it is open from 13:00 to 22:00. Address: Calle Mequinez, 21, 38400 Puerto de la Cruz, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: elmana Tasca la Tata Cozy tavern with several dining rooms. It offers traditional Mediterranean cuisine with a modern touch. Monday and Tuesday open from 08:30 to 16:00, Wednesday to Friday from 08:30 to 16:00 and 20:00 to 22:30, Saturday from 13:30 to 16 :00 and from 20:30 to 22:30, closed on Sunday. Address: Calle Arquitecto Marrero Regalado, 6, 38001 Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain K-Vegan Offers vegan and vegetarian options. There is a dedicated gluten free menu. Address: Av. San Francisco, 6, 38650 Los Cristianos, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain The best fast food in Tenerife For those who cannot imagine lunch or dinner without fast food, there are several specific establishments on the island. Pizzeria Fuoco&Pizza Delicious Neapolitan pizza, calzone and parmigiano, good coffee are served here. You can order cocktails or wine. Pizzeria Fuoco&Pizza – a place where delicious pizza is prepared. They work every day from 18:00 to 23:30, Wednesday is a day off. Address: Calle Olimpia, 1, 38630 Arona, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: FuocoePizzaTenerife Plazale The restaurant will be appreciated by connoisseurs of Italian cuisine. Neapolitan pizza, juana and tagliatelle are worth trying here. For dessert, guests are offered delicious tiramisu and panna cotta. The Plazale is closed on Wednesday and Thursday, from Friday to Tuesday it is open from 18:30 to 22:00. Address: Calle la Graciosa, 8, 38687 Playa San Juan, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: plazale Island Pizza In the cafe you can try traditional Italian pizza, there is a large selection of this dish. There is a takeaway service. Address: Av. del Atlàntico, 7, 38639 Golf del Sur, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Subway Subway serves delicious sandwiches, meatballs and teriyaki chicken. As a dessert, they offer original cookies. Visitors praise aromatic coffee. Subway is a fast food establishment. The cafe is open from Monday to Friday from 10:00 to 23:00, on Saturday from 11:00 to 23:00, on Sunday from 12:00 to 18:00. Address: Cc San Eugenio, Av. de los Pueblos, Local 57C, 38660 San Eugenio, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: subway Don Quicacho The restaurant serves Mexican fast food: guacamole and quesadillas. It is worth ordering and appreciating delicious beer and mouth-watering gelato. Closed on Tuesday and Wednesday, from Thursday to Monday they receive guests from 19:00 to 22:45. Address: Av. República de Venezuela, 5, 38460 Garachico, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: Don-Quicacho What restaurants offer The cuisine of the island is a combination of traditions from different countries. Locals recommend tourists to try fish dishes made from dorado, tuna, marlin and vieja. True, they cost several times more than meat delicacies. Fish in Tenerife is served with different sauces. Connoisseurs of meat dishes should try braised rabbit, pork chorizo ​​sausages and fried goat meat. Sweets lovers will appreciate palm honey, fig jam, frangoyo dessert. What time to eat Restaurants on the island follow local traditions when serving food. Breakfast can be eaten from 09:00 to 12:00, lunch from 13:00 to 15:00. Dinner in Canarian catering establishments is ready to feed visitors from 21:00 to 23:00. After that, it will be possible to refresh yourself only with fast food in nightclubs. Restaurant prices in Tenerife Sales tax on the island is 5%, in other regions of the country – 22% This explains the low prices in catering establishments. Residents of Tenerife prefer coffee with a bun for breakfast, the cost is 2-2.5 €. Video Prices for food and restaurants in Tenerife Don’t know what to try in Tenerife? What are the prices for products, which cheese is tastier? How much does it cost to go to a restaurant? Watch the video. Most of the tourists are English, so many restaurants serve a British breakfast for 3€. The average check in a budget establishment varies from 8 to 20 € per person. Many restaurants offer business lunches costing 7-12 €, they are served from 12:00 to 16:00. Food prices in Tenerife establishments as of February 2021: pizza – 6€; a glass of sangria – 2.5 €; pasta – 6.5 €; king prawn skewers – 19€; big plate of seafood – 12€. Reservations The island has a large number of catering establishments, so it is not difficult to find free places (unless you go to a restaurant with a Michelin star). But if you are afraid of a full house, then you can reserve a table by phone. For some establishments, the booking service is available on the official website. Payment in Tenerife restaurants In almost every restaurant, the visitor will be able to pay for lunch with a bank card – provided that the amount of the check is not less than 6-8 €. But in small establishments, they may ask you to pay the bill in cash. Sometimes travelers checks are accepted. Tipping in restaurants Restaurant and cafe employees don’t count too much on the generosity of visitors. But they will be grateful if the client appreciates their work, leaving a tip in the amount of 10% of the check amount for delicious dishes and quality service. Reviews of restaurants Tenerife Elena 37 years old Madrid. Restaurant Plazale. Quality ingredients, imagination and love. Pizzas and focaccias of the highest quality in a family and friendly environment where the customer is the center of attention. We have been going to this place for many years and have always been very satisfied Sergey 29 years old, Rostov. Restaurant Casa TAGORO Great experience in this restaurant tucked away in a small street of Los Cristianos, gourmet cuisine, skillfully cooked St. Pierre fillets, langoustines upstairs worthy of a great French table. Warm place and great host. Previous TenerifeThe best resort areas for holidays in Tenerife Next TenerifeHow to catch fish in Tenerife Where to eat in Tenerife. Canary Islands (Spain) Obviously, almost all restaurants in the Canary Islands offer fish dishes. It is clear that the ocean is nearby, from which local fishermen extract everything that is edible that floats, clings to rocks or lies at the bottom. There are a lot of varieties of seafood, and it’s not at all easy to understand the incomprehensible Spanish names of fish, shellfish and other reptiles, especially if there is no translation of the menu into English. But it’s a well-known fact that the best restaurants are in the outback, in places not trampled down by tourists, but here you certainly don’t expect a translation, it’s good if the waiter knows at least 10 English words. The south of Tenerife is best known as a beach resort. The most impressive clusters of hotels are located in Las Americas (Playa de las Americas) and Costa Adeje (Costa Adeje) . Everything here is set up to serve hundreds of thousands of tourists a year. Restaurants are numerous and intrusive in attracting tourists. Almost everyone has a barker and bright banners offering happiness for very cheap. Only here the cuisine in the resort coastal restaurants, frankly, is not very good. It’s different in the north of the island. A more demanding audience comes here to relax. There are few beaches here, the ocean is colder, the wave is steeper and the sun does not always shine, so a “carcass” tan is not the main thing here. Leisurely walks, sightseeing and food come to the fore. There are many restaurants in the main tourist center of the region Puerto de la Cruz , but even here you don’t need to sit down at the first place you come across, it’s worth wandering around, studying the menu, listening to your sense of smell for smells coming from the kitchen, and making the right choice. I will introduce you to several restaurants that differ from the usual ones in the quality of dishes and in the general surroundings, however, some of them will have to go, but they are worth it. Tajao (San Miguel de Tajao), southeast, 30 km from Las Americas The small fishing village of San Miguel de Tajao is located just 30 km from Las Americas towards the capital of the island of Santa Cruz. [pw_map address=”Calle Callao Hondo, 22, San Miguel de Tajao” width=”100%” height=”300px”] It is famous for its restaurants offering the freshest seafood in a very original manner. There is no menu, you go to the counter, where everything that the ocean has given people today is laid out. There are several types of fish, and various shellfish, and octopuses with squid, and shrimp with lobsters, and something that is difficult to identify, but definitely worth trying. We chose the restaurant El Rocas . All varieties of ocean fauna are sold by weight. Those. You show what you will eat, then, without dividing into types, it is weighed and prepared. We took 2 large fish, long shells Navaja (navaja) and noodles (lapas). All this pulled over 2 kilograms and was eventually calculated for us at a price of 16.80 euros per kilo. There was also a salad in a bucket for 5 euros, arrugadas potatoes with mojo sauces and half a liter of house white wine for 4 euros. As a result, the total bill was 50 euros. The town itself is also nice, but very small – a couple of streets, a picturesque fishing port and beautiful rocks around. Garachiko (Garachico), North-West, 30 km from Puerto de-Krus A pretty place, is considered the most beautiful of the younger towns of Tenerifa. It is quite possible to walk. Particularly attractive are the promenade between the volcanic rocks along the ocean and the square near the cathedral Iglesia de Santa Ana . There are several good restaurants in the square, but look out for Bodegon Plaza (Calle Francisco Martínez de Fuentes, 7) . It is attractive for its authentic cuisine and surprisingly low prices. In the Canary Islands, in principle, food is inexpensive, but I have not seen prices lower than here. And do not think that for 5 euros you will be given tapas (snack), no, it will be quite a solid dish. Lunch for two included: 2 Canarian-style soups, very simple, with pasta and potatoes, but tasty, rabbit, lamb with potatoes, jacket potatoes (papas arrugadas ) with dry white wine sauces and half a liter. The one on top of the papas is called gofio (gofio) , a lump of roasted cornmeal, water, almonds and honey. A recipe inherited by modern cuisine from the indigenous inhabitants of the islands – the Guanches. The final score was amazing – 22.5 euros! It is worth adding that real Canarian dishes are very simple and satisfying. What we were shown in this restaurant! By the way, it is open only at lunchtime – from 12 to 16. San Andrés ( San Andrés ), southeast, 10 km from Santa Cruz Here is the famous “bulk” beach where the yellow sand was brought38 . The town adjacent to the beach is unremarkable, except for a couple of restaurants offering fish cuisine, one of them is Marisqueria Ramon . An excellent, very tasty seafood paella for two for 21.60 plus 2 fish soups with 4 mugs of Dorada beer was pulled for 42 euros. Puerto de la Cruz (Puerto de la Cruz), north Undoubtedly the most beautiful and most popular city in the northern part of the island. Walking through the old part of the city is always a pleasure. Particularly authentic is the quarter between Plaza del Charco and the black sand beach Playa Jardín . There are many nice little restaurants here. Of course, you will be fed in other parts of the city, but here it is somehow more pleasant and, probably, tastier. A set of “tapas” – a variety of snacks typical of Spanish cuisine, at the restaurant El Patio Del Puerto De La Cruz at Plaza Pérez Galdós cost 9 euros per person. Plus, a decanter of champagne Sangria is all you need to have a great evening in Pueto de la Cruz. As for tips, they are not asked for and are not expected to be received. Change is always brought “for a pretty penny” and there are no highlighted lines in the check of the “service” type either. I think the overpriced bread (1-2 euros per person), which is always brought, and there are those tips, like the Italian “coperto” – for “table setting”, included in the bill. True, in Tenerife, sometimes 7 percent of sales tax is added to the invoice amount. In Gran Canaria, we did not encounter this. Result: Excellent food, very reasonable prices, but it is worth looking for something better than what is offered in restaurants along the beaches, at least in the places I have mentioned. 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Of course, I am far from saying that there are no good fish restaurants in the tourist areas of Tenerife or other Canary Islands; but you can feel the local color only away from the paths traveled by tourists, in small villages on the ocean, where the fish gets on the table a few hours after the catch and is prepared simply and ingenuously. What you need. In order to get to a real fishing village, it is advisable, of course, to rent a car – a taxi will cost a pretty penny, and it is not clear how to return back. Head along the coast, away from the tourist zone (experimentally established that 15 kilometers away is already more or less, and 30 is almost ideal), and fearlessly turn towards the ocean when you see some sign with the name of the settlement. If the village you are in is right on the water and looks like the natural end of the world, you have come to the right place. One of the fishing villages that are so rich on the coast of the Canary Islands Restaurants in these villages also look absolutely textbook – a mandatory sign that this institution specializes in fresh fish and seafood (and what, I ask you, can you specialize if the ocean is nearby? ..), sometimes nondescript interior and shabby clothes of staff, and no menu. No, I fully admit that if you insist, the waitress will pull out a greasy piece of paper with prices handwritten on it, but this is useless: the role of the menu here is played by a display case in which freshly caught fish and marine inhabitants awaiting their fate . And most importantly, you are unlikely to cook them tastier than here. It is not surprising that on weekends in such restaurants there is nowhere for an apple to fall from the locals who come here with their whole families. The variety of fish that live near the islands is very large, most of them you can try However, I do not insist that you dine in God knows where, because in restaurants designed for tourists, the same fish is served, and the same islanders prepare it. So let’s see how it is customary to serve fish and seafood in the Canary Islands. Fish There are several dozen varieties of fish that live in the vicinity of the Canary Islands, and, to be honest, I did not work too hard to remember them. Choose the one you like best, and for a Canarian flavor, ask for it to be cooked the way it is usually cooked on the islands: cut in half lengthwise (not really caring about how to clean it), seasoned with coarse sea salt and fried in olive oil with garlic . The classic Canary style fish The exceptions are fish that are too small, like sardines, which are grilled or deep-fried, or too large, like tuna, whose steaks are traditionally fried or grilled. If desired, you can season the fish with mojo verde and mojo picon sauces, which we talked about last time. Seafood served raw Many varieties of seafood are eaten raw (which for a person accustomed only to Russian cuisine may sound wild), sprinkled with lemon juice. Such, for example, are small, with a marigold, reddish shrimp with a very fresh, sweet taste. oysters are also traditionally eaten raw – however, as far as I understand, oysters are not found off the coast of the Canary Islands, they are brought from Morocco or even further, which explains their not too low price. Mussels can also be eaten raw, but most often, like other seafood, they are pre-cooked. Mussels and clams lapas baked with herb butter Seafood served after cooking These are the already mentioned mussels and local shells – they are usually prepared according to the traditional recipe a la marinera, that is, in white wine, or with other sauces. Other lapas shells are most often baked with butter, garlic and parsley. Concluding the theme of shells, navajas should be mentioned – these oblong cigarette-shaped shells are grilled. Shrimps , langoustines and lobsters are also very tasty when served directly from the grill. The latter, however, are considered somewhat of a delicacy, and are prepared in dozens of ways, so be sure to find out before you order. Squids are prepared in several ways in the Canary Islands There are also squids – large and very small, and if the former are often grilled, then the latter are breaded and deep-fried. Highly recommend to try octopus – if you order pulpo a la gallega, you will be served boiled octopus, cut into small pieces, and seasoned with sweet paprika and olive oil, octopus is also delicious in salads and cooked in oil. Whatever you choose, fresh bread, a slice of lemon and a pitcher of cold white or rosé wine will come in handy. You won’t be disappointed when you try Canarian fish and seafood, and their abundance will allow you to try something new every time without repeating yourself. Another thing is traditional meat dishes: there are not so many of them on the islands, but, fortunately, there are also famous dairy products that also deserve special mention. Which? Read in the next issue. (to be continued) Restaurants Abama Golf and Spa Resort 5 stars Situated in Guia de Isora, Tenerife, this complex overlooks the Atlantic Ocean and the neighboring island of La Gomera. 5 stars Overlooking Tenerife’s Duque Beach, this luxury hotel complex is surrounded by 6 hectares of subtropical gardens. 4 stars Hotel Cleopatra is located opposite El Camison Beach, in the south of Tenerife. 3 stars Located on the popular southwest coast of Tenerife… Restaurants Tenerife has a wide range of restaurants to suit all tastes. The traditional Canarian cuisine has organically included many dishes, borrowed from other regions of Spain. In addition, if desired, it is easy you can find specialties of English, German, French, Chinese, Italian, Arabic and Indian cuisine. All this will satisfy even the most demanding tourists. Most restaurants offer mixed menu, and many chefs create gourmet dishes by combining local products with culinary traditions from other countries. However, most of the Canarian restaurants are small bars near the beaches and tourist centers offering fast food. The island has many bars and restaurants with an extensive menu. All of them offer both breakfasts and lunches. Clothing generally not regulated except for a few fashionable restaurants where evening dresses are required. But nowhere apart from the beach bars, swimwear is not allowed. Fast food chains are represented not only by locals, but also foreign franchises: McDonald’s, Telepizza, Little Italy (pizza and pasta), as well as an English-style breakfast cafe with bacon, beans, french fries and sandwiches. To taste the local food, the tourist must climb into the outback, away from the popular resorts. Only there you can find real Canarian restaurants. Island cuisine based on Mediterranean traditions. It includes fish, meat, rice, potatoes, vegetables and tropical fruits. The most popular meat is goat meat and lamb meat, although beef is also in high demand. From fish, dorada is popular (sea perch), pea espada (swordfish), sardines. Canarian dishes are easy to prepare and fast. Meat and fish are fried, weak or strong, and then served with local mojo (mojo) sauce made from olive oil, spices and greenery. Local bars offer menus including tortilla de patata (omelet with potatoes), jamon Serrano, cheeses and more. Another option is, so-called Platos combinados: unexpected combinations of main dishes, including chips, scrambled eggs and cutlets. It’s quite tasty and the price is quite acceptable. Also available are dishes that include potatoes and legumes along with various combinations of meat, fish and vegetables. Don’t forget gofio. This roasted cornmeal can be added to everything: soups, desserts and even ice cream! As in the rest of Spain, the Canaries do not exact meal times. Dinner time is usually from one to three in the afternoon, but restaurants that cater to locals tend to serve food and later. In addition to the traditional meal, you can always have a snack in a bar or a beach restaurant. Dinner starts late, around 9pm. It is served in all restaurants until eleven o’clock or until midnight. Dinner in Spain is usually a hot meal. At this time restaurants They only serve food listed on the menu. Spaniards love to date dinner in bars and order tapas or raciones (serving for 2-3 people). In a large company, you can order a set of tapas and try a piece of every meal. Spanish breakfasts (desayuno) usually consist only of coffee with milk and sweet buns. An alternative would be a slice of toasted bread with ham or cheese. Many bars offer a set breakfast, including coffee, natural orange juice and a light snack. There are so many restaurants on the island that there are problems with free places, like rule does not exist. However, if you are targeting a specific restaurant, sometimes it’s worth making a reservation in advance to avoid disappointment. All restaurants offer vegetarian options but quite freely interpret this concept – it would be useful to check before ordering, whether vegetarian dishes contain meat ingredients or ham. Restaurant prices in Tenerife can vary greatly. AT fashionable high-class restaurants, the cost of a full set of dishes with wine can reach up to 50 euros per person. At the same time in in peripheral restaurants the same meal can cost around 15 euros. Playa sotavento fuerteventura: Sotavento beach | Hello Canary Islands Опубликовано: January 2, 2022 в 10:12 am Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous Discover Sotavento beach in Fuerteventura Sotavento beach is located on the Jandía Peninsula in southern Fuerteventura close to Pájara. It’s common knowledge that this island has been blessed with some of the best beaches in the Canary Islands archipelago so fans of the ocean, and unspoilt, white sand beaches, are in luck because Fuerteventura is a little slice of heaven. You won’t be disappointed! Sotavento particularly stands out among Fuerteventura’s many wonderful beaches and deserves its high standing in Spain and around the world. Just take a look at some photographs and you’ll quickly realise that it needn’t be in the slightest bit jealous of anything the Caribbean has to offer. Sotavento is almost ten kilometres long with abundant fine, gold sand lapped by crystal-clear waters, while its enormous dunes look as though they’ve been brought over from the famous Sahara desert. Sotavento in Fuerteventura, the surfing beach in Jandía This beach is perfect for sunbathing and taking a stroll, but it also offers visitors the chance to do water sports such as surfing, or to learn snorkelling and scuba diving. People describe it as a “beach/lake” because a small lagoon is created between the shore and a sand bank making it safer for doing certain water sports. In fact, Sotavento beach has been the location of several important surfing championships because it has the perfect conditions in terms of wind and waves.   Free cancellation   If we’re going to be precise, Sotavento isn’t just one beach, it can be divided into five sections: La Barca, Risco del Paso, Mirador, Malnombre and Los Canarios. Each and every one is sure to delight whether you’re travelling alone, with family or friends. And if you’re holidaying with children, they’ll absolutely love the huge dunes and the lagoons that are formed here too. Sotavento Beach Naturism is permitted in some areas so if you’re looking for closer contact with nature you can happily go ahead. Sotavento viewpoint To take in the whole scene at once, we recommend heading to Sotavento viewpoint where you’ll get an idea of the vastness and grandeur of the landscape and the beauty of this beach in Fuerteventura. Spend a few minutes breathing in the fresh ocean air and gazing out at every aspect of this incredible, unspoilt beach. These days it can be hard to find beaches without buildings nearby, which is why the simple, pristine beauty of Sotavento is so very much appreciated. Perhaps that’s why we can confidently say it’s one of the best beaches in Spain. Where to eat at Sotavento beach When you set off for a day at the beach you have two options: have a picnic on the sand so you don’t have to leave your spectacular surroundings, or take a break and head to a restaurant for a fantastic meal. The choice is yours! If you choose the first option, make sure you buy some typical delicatessen products from the local markets first (cheese, for example). And if you decide to eat in a restaurant, below are the best recommendations for you to enjoy. Restaurante Mirador de Sotavento in Costa Calma Mirador de Sotavento is in Costa Calma in Pájara, a town close to Sotavento beach. The restaurant has a big menu with traditional Mediterranean and Canary Islands dishes and a good wine list. They also have vegan and vegetarian options and dishes that are suitable for people with allergies. The restaurant boasts stunning views and if you visit later in the day, make sure you don’t miss the sunset. El bar de Marko y Mónica If you’d prefer to eat something fast and have tapas with some excellent wine, look no further than El Bar de Marko y Mónica. This restaurant serves home-made dishes and local produce, and is a far cry from other tourist restaurants. The owners have decided to offer Spanish food with an Asturian twist that breaks away from dishes typically found on the island. Come here if you’re looking for high quality food and great professionalism at very reasonable prices. Restaurante Terraza del Gato The Terraza del Gato restaurant is just a few kilometres away from Sotavento beach. Its menu is based on typical Canary Island food and highlights include fresh grilled fish and barbecued meats. Lovers of fine wines will also be happy with the restaurant’s wide selection of local wines. Discover Pájara municipality As we mentioned above, Sotavento beach belongs to Pájara, one of the most popular tourist destinations in Fuerteventura thanks to its stunning surrounding landscapes of gorges, sand dunes, salt flats and river beds. In recognition of the fact that its landscapes are its strong point, over 60% of Pájara has been protected. If you were to observe Pájara from the air, you would realise that the municipality is actually a small peninsula that is separated from the mainland by the La Pared isthmus. Sotavento Beach Areas in Pájara that have been developed for tourism include famous tourism hubs such as Costa Calma, El Matorral and Esquinzo-Butihondo, which also has transparent waters and fine, golden sand. Important fishing villages such as Ajuy, to the north, and Morro Jable municipality, make great excursions to the surrounding area. Fuerteventura is bursting with impressive beaches and towns that offer peace and tranquillity. If you love water sports and enjoying hours and hours of unspoilt, kilometre-long beaches, make sure to visit this small peninsula in the Canary Islands. We recommend wandering among the sand dunes, enjoying unforgettable sunsets, strolling along the shore and feeling the salty Atlantic breeze on your cheeks. Sotavento beach in Fuerteventura is the perfect place to explore Canary Island culture and discover its people and delicious food.   Free cancellation Playa De Sotavento Beach Fuerteventura – Bilder und Stockfotos 129Bilder Bilder Fotos Grafiken Vektoren Videos AlleEssentials Niedrigster Preis Signature Beste Qualität Durchstöbern Sie 129 playa de sotavento beach fuerteventura Stock-Fotografie und Bilder. 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Canarie.sand dune in sotavento – playa sotavento stock pictures, royalty-free photos & imagesColourful fishing boats and Creole fishermen in front of the three-masted topsail schooner Oosterschelde in the harbour of Tarrafal on the island…windsurfing at playa de sotavento – playa sotavento stock pictures, royalty-free photos & imageswindsurfing at playa sotavento – playa sotavento stock pictures, royalty-free photos & imageswindsurfing at playa sotavento – playa sotavento stock pictures, royalty-free photos & imagesspain, canary islands, fuerteventura, risco del paso, view to playa de sotavento – playa sotavento stock pictures, royalty-free photos & imagesSpain – Canary Island, Fuerteventura: Playa de Sotavento de Jandia: tourists at a duneSpain – Canary Island, Fuerteventura: Playa de Sotavento de Jandia: breakfast at the beach of 4 Kitesurf in Sotavento, Fuerteventura, Canary Islands LocationsCanary Islands Fuerteventura, Playa Sotavento Kitesurf at Fuerteventura, Playa Sotavento Overview Good to know Getting there Overview Fuerteventura is one of the Canary Islands just off the northwest coast of Africa. With it’s chilled and laid back Spanish origin culture and the year-round wind, flat water, small waves and sun; it’s a haven for any water-sports enthusiast. Kitesurfing and Windsurfing around Costa Calma is a lifestyle here. This location is perfect for beginners and advanced riders; travelling alone, in a group or with a family. The constant cross off-shore/off-shore winds coming over the dunes create amazing flat to a slightly choppy water condition, depending on where you are in the lagoon. All kitesurfing schools and centres provide all needed facilities and safety boat cover so that you will be in good hands. For a non-windy day (and there are not many) you can trek up one of the nearby volcanoes or go on dune buggy excursions around the island from Corralejo or take a ferry trip to Lanzarote (30 min away). Additionally, sailing, surfing, SUP, snorkelling and kayaking are available for water-sports lovers. The closest entertainment can be found in the Costa Calma, the main place to meet and enjoy a few drinks and snacks is The Fuerte Action Bar. For more nightlife and evening adventures, head to Corralejo (1h away). Good to know VISAS: Generally not required for stays of up to 90 days; some nationalities will need a Schengen visa. More information can be found in this guide. CURRENCY: EUR PRICES: Beer: €1-2 Food: Lunch €5-10 Accommodation: €15-80 pp Kite Lessons: 6H €300 Kite Gear rental: 4 days €240 LANGUAGE: Spanish INTERNET: Most accommodations provide free WiFi, for better internet connection buying Local SIM card is recommended. TRAVEL ADVISE: Check this Lonely Planet guide for detailed health and insurance advise while traveling to Fuerteventura. TEMPERATURE: Water temp ranges between 18-23°C all year round, so a 3/2 shorty or any lighter covers will be sufficient. The air temperature can reach 28°C / 82°F and more in the summer months and can drop to 19°C / 66°F in January. There is plenty of sunshine all year round, and the weather is warm, but a sweater and a pair of jeans will come in handy after sunset. Getting there NEAREST TOWN: Sotavento NEAREST CITY: Costa Calma NEAREST AIRPORT: Puerto del Rosario (FUE) 74hm away The taxi from the Puerto del Rosario(FUE) airport to Sotavento costs around €65, or you can rent a car from the airport (costing around €100 for a week). GETTING AROUND: If you want to explore the island a bit more it’s highly recommended to rent a car, public buses are available to and from the kite spot. Both Rene-Egli centre and ION Club in Risco del Paso offer a centre shuttle bus for their clients that book it in advance. Beach Wind Rules/Hazards Beach There are two main kitesurfing spots around Costa Calma: South of the town, you will find the well known Playa Sotavento, huge open kiting lagoon offering spectacular, turquoise, mirror flat waist deep water and wide and sandy beach for kite launch. The open kiting area, directly off the beach offers conditions between flat water, chop, rolling swell and waves depending on the time of year and local conditions. This lagoon is tidal on the weekly bases, therefore you can experience different condition every day. Note that extreme low tides may leave you with very shallow or no water in the lagoon and you may need to go over the sandbank to the open sea to enjoy a kite session. The lagoon has two main entry points, Rene-Egli kite centre on the north side of the lagoon, additionally, you can find ION CLUB centre in the South of the lagoon in Risco del Paso. North of the town you will find a unique place called Matas bay, where the tides don’t influence the water conditions and due to the unique position of the bay water is always flat and get gradually deeper, making this bay perfect for hydrofoiling. Due to the cross-offshore winds, jet-ski rescue offer is recommended from the kite centres costing around €90 per week or €50 per rescue. This spot is most suited for those wanting a flat to slightly choppy water conditions, for waves, you will need to drive to La Pared, on the west coast of Fuerteventura or to Jandía Lighthouse. The air temperature can reach 28°C / 82°F and more in the summer months and can drop to 19°C / 66°F in January. There is plenty of sunshine all year round, and the weather is warm, but a sweater and a pair of jeans will come in handy after sunset. AMENITIES: Kite School, Gear Rental, Rescue Jet-ski, Beach Assistance, Gear Storage, Kite Shop, Kite/Gear Repair, Toilets, Shower, Parking, Accommodation. Wind Optimal geographic conditions allow the prevailing north-east trade wind to accelerate between two mountains. In addition to this, the air on the island is heated by the sun and rises upwards, compressing the slightly cooler trade wind as it pushes itself beneath the warm air forming a thermal wind. This double acceleration effect makes the wind substantially stronger than in the surrounding area – offering a consistent and strong cross offshore winds. Best months to kite are May to September, offering 75%-95% chance of wind speeds averaging 25-30knots, in July and August the wind can go up to 40knots and get gusty, so plan to bring your smaller kites at this time of year. Kites to bring 5m-10m (mostly used kite – 7m) For the rest of the year, the winds average around 15-25 knots. Kites to bring: 8m-14m (mostly used 10m-12m kites). WIND DIRECTIONS: N, NE WINDIEST SEASONS: High Season: May, June, July, August, September. Mid Season: the rest of the year Rules/Hazards Due to the unique location most of the time the wind is blowing cross offshore, therefore the rescue service is recommended. The lagoon is dependant on the moon position, therefore, gets tidal on the weekly bases. If you want to enjoy the flat and shallow water check the tidal information of the lagoon on the Rene-Egli kite centre link and plan your holidays accordingly. * If you need kite related service like kite repairs, lessons or beach assistance please contact with the local kite centre or camp. ** We always recommend seeking additional knowledge about the spot from local kite school and qualified instructors. Info Rider Level: beginner, intermediate, advanced Discipline: freeride, foiling Spot Type: Flatwater; Lagoon; Open water; Small wave (up to 1m) Launch area: Sand Tidal: yes Windiest Months: Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec Around Fuerteventura, Playa Sotavento The latest shots You’ve read all about it, now feast your eyes on your next kiting destination. Visit Sotavento de Jandia Beach in Canary Islands Beginning of main content Packages Stays Flights Capture photos of the most remarkable part of the Jandía Beach zone as you trawl past water pools and mountains of sand. Find picturesque lagoons and sprawling desert-like sand dunes at Sotavento de Jandía Beach. The wind can be strong, making it ideal for various types of surfing and sunbathing with a refreshing breeze. Find your own space on the long, wide beach to sit with a picnic and enjoy views of the ocean. Sotavento Beach covers a large part of Pajara on the southern part of the island. Visit the Playa Barca stretch of sand to participate in kite surfing. Enjoy being dragged around by a kite for hours in this windy area. Visit Risco el Paso, another beach about 1 mile (1. 6 kilometers) south. Join the many windsurfers on the waves at this scenic bay. Between the two beaches is the stunning area of lagoons made from ocean tides. Stroll through the mountains of sand and admire the pools of water. Arrive just before high tide to catch the lagoons filling with water. Take a walk through the waist-deep puddles and look at the fish swimming around your feet. Let your kids play in the water and enjoy their bemused faces as the tide changes and the lagoons fill. Jog along the beach at sunset to appreciate the scenic view of the ocean with the changing hues of the sky. This region on the southern part of the island is particularly popular with German tourists and there are also many nudists. Risco el Paso and Playa Barca have parking facilities and restaurants. The beaches are free to enter. Sotavento de Jandía Beach lies in the municipality of Pajara on the southern part of Fuerteventura. This section of the long stretch of sand is located in the resort town of Jandía. It is a 50-mile (80-kilometer) journey south from Fuerteventura Airport. Travel here by taxi or shuttle bus. 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Call View phone number 1/12 Flat in calle Playa de la Jaqueta, 2, Pajara 120,000€ 1 bed. 91 m² Ground floor interior without lift An original bungalow located in Costa Calma about 600 meters from the beach, close to the shopping center and all services. It consists o… Call View phone number Average price: 2,221 eur/m² Playa de Sotavento Playa de Jandia UPDATED 2020 All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (with Photos) 4.5 1,062 Reviews Translations made using Google technologies can be displayed here. Google makes no warranties, either express or implied, with respect to translations, including warranties of accuracy and reliability, and any warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and non-counterfeiting. likashtorm Moscow, Russia 16 publications Magical place With friends If you are lucky enough to watch the tide on this beach, you will be delighted. It took a couple of minutes to cross the beach. Behind is a wide white strip of beach no less than half a kilometer, ahead is the endless expanse of the sea, a very smooth entrance. Twenty minutes passed and suddenly a miracle began! Just a white strip of sand behind us first became shiny, then puddles appeared on it, on the right the sea was already capturing this snow-white miracle, gradually taking us prisoner. It happened so quickly that it became even a little scary, suddenly the sea decided to swallow us up! but no )) it always leaves a narrow, but rather long strip of sand untouched. you can stay here and enjoy or go for a walk along it, on the one hand it goes to the hotel and leaves the opportunity not to even get your feet wet. we decided to return to the car right along the one that captured us to the sea. Fortunately, the water is not deep, just below the knee. And now you are going back, and around the sea, and to the shore 500 meters or maybe more, and behind the sea, the sea and a thin white strip of sand, reminiscent of what a few minutes ago this was the beach! You are walking along the sea and from the now bottom of the new sea many thin threads rise like beads, air bubbles. These were indescribable sensations of magic that nature can create! Published January 21, 2019 This review represents the subjective opinion of a member of the Tripadvisor community and is not the official position of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor checks reviews. Julie9797 Moscow, Russia49 publications Pleasant beach For two The beach is clean, with fine fine sand, sandy bottom, absolutely smooth, not a pebble. The water is clear, fish swim even near the shore. Beautiful views in all directions. There are no sun loungers and amenities, at least for a couple of kilometers I didn’t come across such. Lots of nudists. The beach is very long, so there is a sense of space, people do not interfere with each other. Large parking lot. Close to the sea is better not to be located, we were gradually forced out by the waves into the bushes)) Published November 29, 2018 This review reflects the subjective opinion of a member of the Tripadvisor community and not the official position of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor checks reviews. Elena M St. Petersburg, Russia1,720 publications The most uninteresting beach of Sotavento For two And here there was confusion with the names. In Fuerteventura, sometimes even beaches that have their own names are labeled on their plates as the beach of the municipality, for example, two beaches: La Pared and Vieja Rey, on the plate when descending to the first one they are simply designated Pajara beaches, maybe with some kind of de la I don’t remember anymore. Because this territory belongs to the municipality of Pajara, and, apparently, to unify the plates in order to reduce costs. And on the beach in Costa Calma, on which the husband liked to swim, a sign “Jandia Beach” was installed, although Le Barca is located between it and the one to which the Sotavento de Jandia pointer leads, that is, it can in no way be part of a specific Sotavento beach de Jandia. True, the Jandia peninsula is part of the municipality of Pajara, but it is longer than the others and, perhaps, is divided into 2 parts. I didn’t know for sure, but I assume that the designation Sotavento de Jandia only means that this is a beach in the Jandia area. Sotavento, in turn, is a series of completely different beaches from Costa Calma to the south of Jandia. Perhaps it would be more correct to call it a coast, like the Cote d’Azur in France or the Emerald Coast in Sardinia. That beach of the Sotavento coast, where a lagoon forms at high tide, has its own name – Le Barca, and there is a separate thread for reviews about it.. towards Morra Jable. This is one of the longest, if not the longest, beaches of Sotavento, the most non-scenic. A strong wind here can roam much more than on smaller beaches, more protected by a high coast, it carries sand that lashes down the legs and clogs into the eyes. There are no beautiful rocks here, and the sand is completely ordinary. Well, yes, light enough. There is a windsurfing station here. Published April 22, 2017 This review represents the subjective opinion of a member of the Tripadvisor community and is not the official position of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor checks reviews. Myworld83 Moscow548 publications A huge beach with interesting guests;) For two squirrels known in these circles live in thickets, as well as donkeys that easily approach tourists in search of food, it turns out a small petting zoo;) Published February 23, 2017 This review represents the subjective opinion of a member of the Tripadvisor community and is not the official position of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor checks reviews. Natalia642 Moscow, Russia38 publications Excellent beaches Family holidays The beaches are wide, sandy, clean, squirrels live around, which can be hand-fed, some of the beaches are wild, but many with infrastructure Published February 2016 This review reflects the subjective opinion of a member of the Tripadvisor community and not the official position of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor checks reviews. Anna T Moscow, Russia261 publication space for several kilometers Family vacation It is here that you can feel the vastness of Fuerteventura – ocean, sand, wind – everything is in abundance. During a high tide, the water covers the sandbar very quickly, and if you do not have time to quickly get ashore, then you will have to swim across the shallow lagoon just half an hour ago to get to the shore. Be careful if you are with children or take things with you! Very windy. Published January 26, 2016 This review represents the subjective opinion of a member of the Tripadvisor community and is not the official position of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor checks reviews. Al E Moscow, Russia484 publications beautiful beach, but strong wind Family vacation The beach is simply amazing – even the view from afar, from the road, even close. At low tide, a sandy spit blocks off part of the water and a vast shallow water is formed, on which one could splash if it were not for a strong wind. Published January 26, 2016 This review represents the subjective opinion of a member of the Tripadvisor community and is not the official position of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor checks reviews. vhsirop St. Petersburg, Russia27 publications Stunningly beautiful beach! For two Very shallow, you can swim calmly – at low tide there are beautiful sandy spits. The best beach in Fuerteventura Posted January 7, 2015 This review reflects the subjective opinion of a member of the Tripadvisor community and not the official position of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor checks reviews. Iurie T Chisinau, Moldova12 publications Amazing beach Family vacation This is a beach worth visiting. I’m sure you haven’t seen this. It is difficult to describe in words its greatness and beauty. Published June 23, 2014 This review represents the subjective opinion of a member of the Tripadvisor community and is not the official position of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor checks reviews. Karen L Tarporley, UK23 publications Beautiful beach Family fun Large beach, perfect long sand loungers available for an extra fee, some people sunbathing naked, be aware. Published July 31, 2017 This review reflects the subjective opinion of a member of the Tripadvisor community and is not the official position of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor checks reviews. Villa Sotavento, Playa Jandia – Updated 2022 Prices Apartment and Rate Information Amenities Property Terms Guest Reviews (30) We refund the price difference Risco del Paso 3, 35626 Playa Jandia, Spain – Excellent location – 9. 7 out of 10! (based on 30 reviews) Guest ratings stays in Villa Sotavento. Apartments Sea view Free Wi-Fi Terrace Balcony Free parking Curliness Rooms 7 km from the resort of Costa Calma. It offers air conditioning. Some accommodations have a terrace and/or patio. A dining area, a seating area, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, and a kitchenette with a dishwasher, fridge, stovetop and kettle are standard amenities. The private bathroom has a bath or shower. Towels are provided. The villa is located 11 km from the resort of Morro del Jable. Fuerteventura Airport is 54 km away. Couples especially like the location – they rated accommodation in the area for a trip as a couple at 9.5 . Villa Sotavento has been welcoming Booking.com guests since Sep 25, 2019 2016. Read more Most Popular Amenities & Services Free WiFi Beach (first line) family rooms Free parking Airport shuttle Non-smoking rooms Benefits of this option 낍 Great Location: Highly rated by recent guests (9. 7) 끸 Free parking on site Select dates to see availability and prices. Type of accommodation Accommodates Apartment with sea view Show prices Apartments Show prices Something went wrong. Please try again. Something went wrong. Please try again. Beaches nearby FAQ about property See what other guests are asking to learn more about this property. Host Information 9.8 Host Guest Rating The villa is recently renovated to a high standard, and is situated in a modern, exclusive development, only twenty meters from Fuerteventura’s best beach, and in the center of a Special Nature Reserve. Villa Sotavento consists of two self-contained apartments, which may be rented together or independently. The upper apartment offers ocean views from the bedroom, sitting room and terrace. The peaceful setting of the villa, together with the close proximity of the sea and the high standard of accommodation and equipment, make the Villa Sotavento a perfect choice for a family holiday. Each apartment has a sofa bed which is suitable for a child’s use, and a cot may be made available.For water sports fans, the beach is the place for windsurfing, kiteboarding and SUP-boarding, jogging,and beach volleyball, and is the venue for World Championship Windsurfing events. Important Before booking, please make sure which apartment you are booking. Thank you and see you in Villa Sotavento Languages ​​spoken here: English, Spanish, Polish * All distances are measured in a straight line. Actual distance may vary. Most Popular Amenities & Services Free WiFi Beach (first line) family rooms Free parking Airport shuttle Non-smoking rooms Bathroom Toilet paper Towels Towels/bed linen for extra charge Bath or shower Private bathroom Toilet Bedroom Wardrobe or wardrobe outdoors Time to unwind Garden furniture Beach (first line) Outdoor dining area Outdoor furniture Terrace Eat when it suits you Dining table Cleaning products Kitchenware Electric kettle Dishwasher Refrigerator Amenities in the room Extra comfort Socket near the bed Clothes hanger Tiled/marble floor Separate entrance Sports and recreation Horse riding Beyond the territory Additional charge Diving Beyond the territory Additional charge Hiking trails Beyond the territory Additional charge Windsurfing Beyond the territory Additional charge Fishing Beyond the territory Additional charge Seating area Here everyone will be together Dining area Seating area Media and technology Fun for everyone under one roof Flat screen TV Satellite channels TV Food and drink Coffee/tea maker Internet Wi-Fi is available in public areas free of charge. Parking Free public parking on site (reservation is not needed) . Street parking Transport Transfer to the airport Additional charge Airport transfer Additional charge Airport transfer Reception desk Invoices issued Security Fire extinguishers Video surveillance outside the building Burglar alarm Building characteristics Adjacent Miscellaneous Air conditioner Non-smoking throughout Family rooms Non-smoking rooms Staff speaks these languages English Spanish Polish Sustainability Initiatives Special measures are taken here to make travel conscious and environmentally friendly. check in 17:00 – 20:00 Departure 08:00 – 10:00 Cancel/ prepayment Cancellation and prepayment policies vary by apartment. Please enter your dates of stay and review the booking conditions for the requested room. Refundable security deposit A security deposit of EUR 150 is required upon arrival. Payment is in cash. You will receive the deposited amount at the time of check-out. Once the condition of the property has been checked, the deposit will be fully refunded to you in cash. Beds for children Child Policy Children aged 2 and up are allowed. Children aged 18 and over are considered adults at this property. To see exact prices and availability, please enter the number of children in your group and their age when searching. Cribs and Extra Beds Policy This property does not accommodate cots. This property cannot accommodate extra beds. Age limit No age limit for check-in (children under 2 years old are not allowed). Payment system through Booking.com Booking.com accepts payment from you for this booking on behalf of the property, but asks you to bring cash with you in case of additional charges on site. Smoking No smoking. parties No parties/events allowed. “Quiet Hours” “Quiet hours” for guests (when you can not make noise): from 22:00 to 08:00. Pets Pets are not allowed. Legal information This facility is managed by an individual. European Union consumer protection laws may not apply when booking with professional landlords. Fuerteventura beaches. Full list. Beach in the military zone – access to it is closed. Black sand dunes 500 m north of Playa de Ugan. Directions: From the village of Ugan, turn northwest perpendicular to the riverbed and drive 1 km. If the gate is not closed… Beach in the military zone – access to it is closed. Hard-to-reach black sand beach at Punta de Las Goteras. Travel: from Ugan to Playa Negra and then another 3 km along the same road to a dry riverbed. Rocky sandy beach famous for the 1994 shipwreck of the ocean liner SS American Star. Currently, the remains of the liner are almost completely hidden under water. On the right side of the beach there is a beautiful grotto. Directions: On the road from La Pared, before reaching Pajara 4 km, turn left at the sign “La Solapa / Garcey”, drive another 4 km on dirt road to La Solapa beach. Further – to the left along the sea for another 1 km. Playa de la Solapa A picturesque sandy beach with patches of black and yellow sand 2 km north of Playa Garcey (the beaches are connected by a dirt road). Strong waves, not crowded. On the left side is a beautiful grotto. Directions: On the road from La Pared, before reaching Pajara 4 km, turn left at the sign “La Solapa / Garcey”, drive another 4 km on a dirt road. Playa de Los Muertos Small rocky beach 200 m south of the village of Ajuy. 70 m long. Naturism. Directions: at the roundabout at the entrance to Ajuy, turn left and drive to the southern edge of the village. Walk over a small hill. Playa de Ajuy (Caleta Negra) Picturesque beach of fine black sand in the village of Ajuy. 270 m long, 50 m wide. It is protected by rocks on both sides, which somewhat reduces the waves and makes it possible to swim (still do not swim far). About half a kilometer north of the beach there are grottoes, they can be reached on foot along the path equipped along the coast. There are several good fish restaurants near the beach. Directions: Ajuy exit is between Pajara and Betancuria. Playa del Valle Stony bay 500 m north of the village of Tierras de Cristoba, formed by a dry riverbed. Black sand and stones. Directions: From Llanos de La Concepcion turn west, drive 5 km to Tierras de Cristoba. Playa de Los Molinos In the fishing village of Los Molinos. Pebbles, in some places black sand. The village has a pond with ducks and swans (take bread with you), a restaurant. To the left of the beach is a rock with equipped steps, from where a beautiful view of Los Molinos opens. Directions: from Tefia follow the signs towards Colonia Garcia Escamez and Los Molinos – 5 km. Playa de La Mujer (Playa del Jarubio) Picturesque deserted yellow sand beach, 230 m long. Strong waves. Naturism. Directions: From the village of Tindaya 4.5 kilometers west along a dirt road towards the ocean to Playa de Tebeto, from there another 2.5 kilometers south along the ocean. Playa de Tebeto Beautiful black sand beach with large black boulders. The beach is popular with surfers. Direction: From the village of Tindaya 4.5 kilometers west along a dirt road towards the ocean Beaches in the El Cotillo area. El Cotillo is a small fishing village in the northwestern part of Fuerteventura. Recently, the village has been developing as a tourist destination, but there are few tourists and the magnificent beaches in the area are rather sparsely populated. Playa de Esquinzo Golden sand beach surrounded by black rocks. 400 m long. Strong waves and wind make this beach attractive for surfers. Naturism. Do not confuse with Esquinzo in the south of the island. Directions: From El Cotillo 6 km on a dirt road south along the ocean. The south turn to the beaches is just outside the village of Roque, 1 km before El Cotillo. Playa del Aguila Sandy beach for surfers and naturists. 600 m long. Directions: From El Cotillo 4.5 km on a dirt road south along the ocean. Playa del Aljibe de La Cueva Large unspoiled beach, 1200 m long. Fine golden sand, strong wind. Surfing. The waters are rich in fish, colonies of mussels abound. Directions: From El Cotillo 2.5 km on a dirt road south along the ocean. Playa del Castillo Wide 1.5 km beach south of El Cotillo. Golden sand, strong waves. Naturism. Direction: to the left of El Cotillo. The beach starts right behind the village. Playa Marfolin White sand beach near the village of El Cotillo. Nuraghi beach. Restaurants nearby. The beach is cleaned regularly. Directions: beach to the right of El Cotillo, looking towards the ocean. Playa Chica Small quiet lagoon with white sand, 200 m long. Calm water, not crowded. Naturism. Directions: From El Cotillo drive 800m north towards the lighthouse, then turn towards the sea. Playa la Barra White sand. The entrance to the water is rocky – basalt reefs. There are many nuraghe in which you can hide from the wind. Directions: from El Cotillo before reaching 1 km in the direction of the lighthouse. Landmark – a pink detached building with turrets. Playa Islote Clean small white sand beach, 75 m long. Windy but the water is calm. Naturism. Directions: from El Cotillo before reaching 800 m to the lighthouse. The beach is on the left, 150 m from the road. Playa del Rio Clean little beach with white sand, 200 m long. Windy but the water is calm. Naturism. Directions: from El Cotillo before reaching 800 m to the lighthouse. The beach is on the left, 300 m from the road. Playa Charcon (Los Charcos) White sand coves among basalt reefs to the right of the road to the lighthouse. Windy, calm water, shallow bottom. Directions: from El Cotillo before reaching 800 m to the lighthouse. The beach is on the right, 300 m from the road. Playa Beatriz Wild beach with fine white sand and rocks. Wind, calm water, away from people. Directions: from Toston lighthouse 3.5 km to the east along the coast. Playa del Majanicho In a bay with golden sand near the village of Majanicho. Shallow bottom, calm water. Directions: from Lajares 6 km north towards Majanicho. Corralejo beaches. Corralejo is one of the most popular resorts in Fuerteventura due to its beaches and sand dunes. South of Corralejo is an 11-kilometer dune zone, sand brought here by the wind from the Sahara. Playa la Clavellina Small beach in a bay in the center of Corralejo. Fine golden sand, stones. There are umbrellas and sun loungers. Agujas beach Beach in Corralejo in front of the Kempinsky Hotel Atlantis Bahia Real. Fine golden sand, rocky entrance to the water. Playa del Medano Closest beach to Corralejo, north of Punta de Tivas. 700 m long. Light golden sand, in the northern part – a rocky shoal. There is a beautiful view of Lobos Island. Popular spot for kitesurfing. Naturism. Directions: 1 km southeast of Corralejo. Playa del Pozo Sandy beach between Punta de Tivas and the Riu Palace Tres Islas hotel. 450 m long. Light fine sand, dunes, nuraghes. Directions: 2 km southeast of Corralejo. You can park in designated places along the road. Playa del Viejo Sandy beach north of the Riu Palace Tres Islas. 1 km long. Light fine sand, dunes, nuraghes. Directions: From Corralejo 4 km on the FV-1 road to the exit for the Tres Islas Hotel, from the exit another 600 m to the hotel where you can park. Playa de la Concha Semi-circular sandy cove in the southern part of Lobos Island. 500 m long. Lobos Island can be reached by pleasure boat from Corralejo. Calas del Puertito Lagoons in the southern part of the island of Lobos. Sandy bottom, clear water. Playa del Caseron Sandy equipped beach between Tres Islas and Oliva Beach Resort. 300 m long. Umbrellas, sunbeds. The only beach in the area without naturists. Directions: from Corralejo to any of the above hotels (each hotel has its own exit), about 5 km. Playa del Bajo Negro Sandy beach south of Oliva Beach Resort. 500 m long. Fine light golden sand, dunes. Directions: From Corralejo 5 km on the FV-1 road until the exit to the Tres Islas Hotel. Playa Larga Continuation of Bajo Negro beach. 800 m long. This beach and the adjacent ones have the status of Parque Natural de Dunas. Fine light golden sand, dunes. Naturism. Access: FV-1 road. Parking near the pole marking the 23rd kilometer of the road (counted from the capital). Playa de los Martos Sandy beach, rocky coast in places. 900 m long. Fine light golden sand, dunes, nuraghes. Naturism. Access: FV-1 road. Parking near the pillar marking the 22nd kilometer of the road. Playa del Dormidero Sandy beach bordered by rocks. 450 m long. Fine light golden sand. Access: FV-1 road. Parking near the pillar marking the 21st kilometer of the road. Playa del Moro Sandy beach, close to the road. 550 m long. Fine light golden sand. Access: FV-1 road. Parking between the 20th and 21st km of the road. Playa del Rosadero Sandy beach, rocky entrance to the water. Close to the road. Fine light golden sand, dunes, nuraghes. Naturism. Access: FV-1 road. Parking near the pole marking the 20th kilometer of the road. Playa Alzada In the southern part of the Corralejo sands. 250 m long. Close to the road. Fine light golden sand. Access: FV-1 road. Parking between the 19th and 20th km of the road. East coast beaches. The east coast of Fuerteventura is not only the urban beaches of Puerto de Rosario and Gran Tarajala, and the Caleta de Fuste resort area, but also wild rocky beaches, where tourists rarely visit. Playa de La Cazuella (Cabezuela) Small rocky cove under Montana Roja. Black sand in places. Directions: turn towards the ocean 1 km south of Montana Roja Playa del Chinchorro Rocky deserted beach opposite Urbanization de Parque Holandes. Directions: Turning towards the sea is located 700 m south of Urbanisation de Parque Holandes. Playa del Perchel Rocky deserted coast. Around – desert lands without any vegetation. Playa de Los Valdivias Rocky beach north of Puerto de Rosario. Directions: At the FV1 roundabout and turn onto La Oliva, turn towards the ocean. Playa del Charquito Stony bay north of Puerto de Rosario. Around – desert lands without any vegetation. Playita de Las Arenas A rocky unequipped beach north of the island’s capital, Puerto de Rosario. Rarely used by locals. Directions: From the lighthouse at the northern border of the city along the ocean there is a dirt road. The beach is 300 m north of the lighthouse. Playa Blanca Sandy beach south of the island’s capital, Puerto de Rosario, popular with locals. Imported sand is golden and fine. On the beach there is a rental of umbrellas and sunbeds, a shower, a playground. The beach is cleaned regularly. Directions: The exit to the beach with the sign “Playa Blanca” is located 1.5 km south of Puerto de Rosario on the FV2 road. 2 km north of the airport if you are coming from the south. Playa del Matorral Rocky beach near the airport runway. There are three beaches in Fuerteventura with the name Matorral, do not confuse. Driving to the beach is difficult. On foot you can get from the village of El Matorral, rounding the runway on the south side. Playa del Castillo (Caleta de Fuste) Wide sandy beach in the tourist town of Caleta de Fuste. Imported sand is golden and fine. 700 m long, up to 150 m wide. On the beach rental of umbrellas and sun loungers, there are bars and restaurants around. By the standards of Fuerteventura, it is quite crowded. Calm water. Recommended for families with children. Directions: in the central part of Caleta de Fuste. Sheraton beach Artificial beaches in the southern part of Caleta de Fuste, opposite the Sheraton and Elba Carlota hotels. Golden fine sand. Breakwaters close the beach from the waves, the water is calm. Recommended for families with children. Directions: You can park at the Sheraton Hotel or at the Atléntico shopping centre. Playa de la Torre Rocky beach south of the village of Las Salinas. In Las Salinas, you can visit the salt museum, look at the whale skeleton exhibited there. Access: Beach 1 km south of Las Salinas (travel along the road that runs along the ocean). Playa de Leandro Deserted rocky-sandy beach surrounded by rocks. Directions: 1.5 km north of the village of Pozo Negro. Before entering the village, turn left and drive over the mountain. Playa de Pozo Negro Black pebble beach in the village of Pozo Negro. 200 m long. Directions: From the FV2 exit, drive 6 km to Pozo Negro. The road is paved. Playa de los Chopos Playa de los Vallichuelos Playa de Valle la Cueva Rocky deserted beaches in the middle of nowhere. Access: by jeep or on foot from the village of Toricosquey through the valley about 6 km. Playa de Los James Stony beach surrounded by rocks. Directions: from Las Playitas heading north following the sign towards the Faro de La Entallada lighthouse. The beach is 500 m behind the lighthouse. The lighthouse has a viewing platform. Playa de Las Playitas Fine black sand beach in Las Playitas. Calm water, gentle entry into the water. Directions: turn to Las Playitas at the entrance to the town of Gran Tarajal, 4.5 km from the turn. Playa Gran Tarajal Fine black sand beach in Gran Tarajal. Cleaned up regularly. There is a playground, around shops, bars, restaurants. 700 m long, 100 m wide. Playa de Agando Secluded rocky beach 200 m long near Gran Tarajal. Directions: exit the FV-2 road onto a dirt road 500 m south of the Gran Tarajal turnoff (FV-520), drive 4. Page 3 of 4 « Previous 1 2 3 4 Next » Назад 1 2 3 4 Вперед