Wild and tiny La Gomera is the second smallest of Spain’s Canary Islands. Despite its small size, it offers a surprising amount of experiences to discover.
La Gomera is home to spectacular Garajonay National Park and is where Christopher Columbus set off to discover the New World. There is even a local endangered language spoken here.
Be amazed by learning about plant life, geology and history on your day trip to La Gomera from Tenerife.
Find below everything you need to know about La Gomera island, one of the most idyllic destinations for day trips from Tenerife.
How to get to La Gomera from Tenerife?
La Gomera sits off the west coast of Tenerife, about a 50-minute boat ride from Los Cristianos in southwestern Tenerife. Flights to Tenerife South Airport in Albona are common and make day trips leaving from the nearby port of Los Cristianos convenient.
From Tenerife to La Gomera by car
You can opt to drive to La Gomera from the southwestern port of Los Cristianos in Tenerife. Rates of rented vehicles are calculated by size and type. You can rent a car, a bike or a caravan. Round-trip tickets range from €90 to €135, depending on the time of day and what sort of vehicle you’re bringing.
Guided tour to La Gomera from Tenerife
La Gomera holds a wealth of cultural and natural sites to experience, and taking a guided tour assures that you see the highlights of this special island.
Most guided tours include hotel pickup and drop-off, transportation, a knowledgeable guide, and lunch.
If your group includes small children or people with limited mobility, rest assured there are options that ensure no one misses out!
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is the typical itinerary of a day tour to La Gomera from Tenerife?
A tour guide will pick you up at your hotel and take you to the ferry terminal in Los Cristianos. The boat ride to San Sebastián de La Gomera takes about 50 minutes.
Explore the centuries-old town of San Sebastián before heading to the jewel of La Gomera, Garajonay National Park. Take in the views, flora and fauna specific to this park before heading to a nearby village for lunch.
You will enjoy a typical Canarian meal and stroll through the village. Tours stop at the villages of Las Rosas, Chipude, Arure or El Cercano among others. It is here that you will learn about “el silbo,” the endangered language of the island used to send whistled communications over long distances.
Finally, return to San Sebastián for the ferry back to Los Cristianos, where vehicles will take you back to your lodging.
What kinds of tours are available to go to La Gomera?
People of all ages and physical ability levels can embark on a day tour to help them see the best of La Gomera. Options range from large group tours suitable for families with small children and people with limited mobility to private tours ideal for smaller groups or couples.
Guided tours to La Gomera from Tenerife
Hopping into a minibus or 4×4 with a tour guide is a foolproof way to see the best of La Gomera. Guided day tours last from 8 to 12 hours, include transportation and lunch, and are a stress-free way to reach remote parts of the island.
If you are energetic, you can take a bicycle tour. Tours range in size, from eight to 100 people. People with limited mobility need to beware that some tours are not wheelchair accessible, although many are.
Private tour to La Gomera from Tenerife
Ideal for families and groups traveling together, a private tour is a fantastic way to see La Gomera on your own terms. Options include travel by motorcycle, trike, Jeep, or minibus.
3-Day tour to La Gomera and Tenefire
This 3-day tour from Tenerife is a great option for travelers who don’t have much time in the Canary Islands. Tours begin by exploring part of Tenerife on Day 1, La Gomera on Day 2, and more Tenerife attractions on Day 3. Lunches and all transportation are included, but accommodation and other meals are not.
How much does a tour to La Gomera from Tenerife cost?
Expect to pay between €90 and €200 per person for a group day tour to La Gomera from Tenerife. Tours with lower prices often don’t include ferry, harbor or transfer fees, meaning these are an additional cost to you.
Private tours cost around €130 per person or at least €630 per group, depending on your group size. For 3-day tours to La Gomera plus Tenerife attractions, prices start at around €160 per person, which includes lunch, transport and an entrance ticket to the Mt. Teide cable car.
What
will you see and do on a La Gomera day trip from Tenerife?
Start your day with a hotel pickup in Los Cristianos and other southwestern towns in Tenerife. Travel by air-conditioned minivan or bus to the port in Los Cristianos, where you will board a ferry to San Sebastián de la Gomera, the capital city.
Here, you will explore hundreds of years of history, including Christopher Columbus’s home, the Church of the Assumption (la Iglesia de la Asunción), and the 15th-century fortress La Torre del Conde.
Garajonay National Park
No visit to La Gomera would be complete without seeing UNESCO-protected Garajonay National Park. The park encompasses the laurel forests of La Laguna Grande, 182-meter-tall Agando Rock, and the banana-producing area of Hermigua Valley.
Take in stunning views of the rest of La Gomera and Tenerife’s volcano El Teide, as well as the surrounding Canary Islands and the ocean.
After your visit to the park, sit down for a typical lunch in a nearby village. The meals feature Canarian red or green “mojo” sauces, local fruits and juices, and the custard-like “leche asada.”
After lunch, most tours give you the opportunity to learn about and hear the local language, “el silbo,” which means “whistle” in English. This form of communication was developed to carry messages through great distances. It is now a protected language, designated on the list of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
Marvel at the villages and scenery during your trip back to San Sebastián before taking the evening ferry back to Los Cristianos. Tours will return you to your hotel or initial meeting point.
When is the best time to visit La Gomera?
La Gomera is an ideal location all year round, but it is best to visit there in the summer if you want to hit the beaches. Temperatures range from around 18 degrees Celsius in the cooler months to 27 degrees Celsius in summer.
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Dress in layers to prepare for varying temperatures.
Wear a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen.
Bring a backpack with water and snacks.
Pack your passport or other official ID to avail of discounts.
Carry cash in euros for tips.
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Reserve place for 17€ deposit. Temporary 10% discount included. Group discount from 11 people. Tour duration from about 10 hours. Departs around 07:30 hrs. Pick up at or near your hotel. Comfortable modern coach. 2-way ferry tickets. Choice of Armas or Fred Olson ferry. Three course Canarian lunch. Free time in capital San Sebastian. Time to explore Garajonay forest. Whistling language demonstration. Tour guide in your language. Comprehensive tour of the island. Best price guarantee of Club Canary. 48-hour free cancellation policy. View all pickup location and times here
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Get ready for an early start when you book this great excursion to La Gomera, the enchanting island off Tenerife’s western coast.
You will be picked up from close to your accommodation in south Tenerife in a comfortable, modern coach at around 7-7.30am and taken to the ferry port in Los Cristianos. If you are coming from the north of the island then you’ll need to be ready for a 6-6.30am pick up.
Trip to La Gomera involves passport checks
There is a passport or identity card check before embarkation and depending on what day of the week you take this excursion you will board either the Fred Olsen or Armas ferry for the 39-kilometre crossing which takes around 50 minutes. Both ferries are modern and comfortable with a range of good facilities including a canteen and ourside viewing area.
La Gomera excursion with departure from Tenerife
This is a wonderful way to begin your La Gomera day trip from Tenerife with wonderful views from the ferry across the sea to Tenerife and the incredible Mount Teide. You can relax and take in the Canary Islands from the sea and enjoy snacks and drinks from the onboard canteen. Keep your eyes peeled as you might well see dolphins or pilot whales during the crossing.
La Gomera tour
Once you have disembarked in the capital San Sebastian the La Gomera island tour begins with an picturesque coastal drive to the pretty town of Hermigua which is surrounded by verdant green hills and soaring granite peaks.
During the tour you visit Garajonay national park
The La Gomera day trip from Tenerife continues through the ancient forests of El Cerdo and into the stunning Garajonay national park where you will have time to wander around and discover the beautiful old laurel woods and super panoramic views.
Canarian lunch menu
Lunch is taken care of in a traditional La Gomera village where you will be served a typical three course Canarian meal consisting of the following dishes:
Starter: Watercress soup with bread, Canarian potatoes and traditional Canarian sauces.
Main Course: Chicken fillet with vegetables and rice. Or a fillet of white fish with rice and vegetables.
Dessert: Roasted milk and a local banana.
For drinks: Water, white wine and red wine.
The whistling language of La Gomera
During lunch you will be treated to some real Canarian culture when the locals perform Silbo Gomero – an historic whistling language peculiar to the island. In the days before mobile phones this unique language helped local people communicate across the deep ravines that make up the island’s landscape. It is still actively used today and is taught in the schools.
After lunch the excursion to La Gomera continues through Chipude and El Cercado and on to the impressive Agando rock where you can enjoy beautiful views across the green landscape.
The last stop on this La Gomera day trip will be back at the town of San Sebastian where you will get the chance to explore the quaint cobbled streets and visit the Torre del Conde as well as the Church of Asuncion where Christopher Columbus was believed to have prayed before starting his journey to the New World.
La Gomera climate
The average temperature in La Gomera is 21 degrees and the climate is similar to Tenerife but the temperature can be a little cooler especially on the north and east sides of the island. It’s worth taking a coat as it can often rain which is why there are lush forests and verdant flora everywhere.
Pick up for La Gomera day trip from Tenerife
The exact pick-up time and nearest meeting point can be found on the La Gomera excursion ticket which you will receive when you place your order. Please make sure to identify your hotel or a hotel near your accommodation when you place the order. After the La Gomera tour, you will be taken from the harbour back to your hotel which will be approximately between 18:00 and 19:00 hrs.
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Best Day Trips to La Gomera from Tenerife
La Gomera is an island with landscapes that seem to be from another time and another place: wild vegetation, valleys covered with jungle and cliffs and sea views that transport you directly to infinity.
On your trip to Tenerife, you can take advantage of a day trip to La Gomera to marvel at its incredible beauty and discover a unique ecosystem in the world and World Heritage Site, the Canary laurel forest of the Garajonay National Park.
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The best value for money day trip to La Gomera
The best option to make the most of the day. You will visit the most charming villages of the island and its national park, the Garajonay, by bus. It also includes lunch and transfers to and from your hotel.
Duration: 10 hours 30 minutes
On this excursion you will discover the most impressive natural environments of the island with a local guide, in an air-conditioned bus and with a typical lunch included. You will depart by boat from the south coast of Tenerife (pick up at your hotel) and head to San Sebastian de La Gomera.
Once you arrive there, you will start the ascent to the Garajonay National Park. Declared a World Heritage Site, inside you will discover the ancient laurel forest. Another treasure of the National Park is the viewpoint of Degollada de Peraza, which offers stunning views of the Barranco de la Laja and Chejelipes dams.
You will follow the route through La Palmita until you reach the villages of Las Rosas and Agulo, in the north of the island. There, you will enjoy a typical Canarian meal while watching a live demonstration of the silbo gomero, an ancient method of communication created by the aboriginal Canary Islanders and adapted to Spanish over time.
On the way back, you will pass by some historical places of Christopher Columbus’ life such as the Torre del Conde or the Casa de Colón, and you will see the villages of Chipude and El Cercado.
Positive: Among the operators that make excursions to La Gomera from Tenerife, this is the most complete in relation quality-price. You will discover the Garajonay and the most charming villages of the island in a full day and for a very good price for all that it includes.
Negative: Although an organized excursion is comfortable to visit the most essential parts of La Gomera, you will share the day with the group of tourists who will travel with you in the bus.
The most authentic
The most premium option to tour La Gomera in small groups.
You will live a less touristy and much more authentic experience in La Gomera. You will cross the island in 4×4 by less explored roads and you can make a one hour trekking through the Garajonay.
Duration: 8 to 9 hours
Another more expensive option, but which is a step up in experience, is this Jeep excursion. You will cover the less touristy corners (but more popular with the locals) and by going in smaller groups, you will be able to connect better with the guide and with the nature of the island.
After picking you up at your hotel in Tenerife, you will depart to La Gomera and by boat and 4×4 to the Garajonay National Park. You will cross the laurel forest and make a short walk of about an hour, before heading to the Hermigua Valley.
You will walk through the valley and its rural environment, with small houses along the road and crops on terraces. You will pass by banana and aloe vera plantations and you will stop on numerous occasions to enjoy the impressive panoramic views offered by the natural viewpoints scattered around the island.
Before returning to San Sebastian de La Gomera, you will enjoy a lunch of typical Canarian food in a local restaurant overlooking the Teide while being taught how to communicate in silbo gomero.
Positive: This excursion is much more intimate and personalized. Only 6 people can go at a time in the Jeep, so you can enjoy the day in a very small group, almost private. In addition, it includes a walking route through the Garajonay.
Negative: It is a long excursion that lasts a whole day, but the price$ 113 per person) is not affordable for everyone. Traveling in a very small group has an exclusivity that increases the cost compared to the previous option.
Why it is worth to visit La Gomera with an excursion from Tenerife
If you are in Tenerife because you are looking for a vacation of sun, beach and lots of relaxation, spending a full day in La Gomera is the perfect plan to combine your trip. If you tried to do it on your own, it would be practically impossible to enjoy everything in one day: organizing the day, driving from one place to another, etc. With an excursion, the local guide will make sure you don’t miss the most spectacular spots.
You will save money
If you visit the island on your own, it is important to have a vehicle, otherwise it is not worth it. The cost for 2 adults and 1 car is 185 € round trip, higher than the organized excursion.
You will have a local guide at your service
If you only have one day to visit La Gomera, time is money and a local guide will ensure you know the places you should not miss on this island. Let yourself be guided by his recommendations, take the opportunity to ask him all your questions, etc. If you also decide to take the Jeep tour, you will see a natural and wild perspective of the island in an almost private group that you could not get in any other way.
The ferry for all excursions to La Gomera departs from Playa de los Cristianos in Tenerife. There are currently two companies operating this route: Fred Olsen and Naviera Armas. Both ferries are similar and make the journey in only 50 minutes. The ferries are very large and stable, with very comfortable padded seats.
If you want to go on your own, it is advisable to buy tickets in advance. You can find their official websites here and here.
The cost of round trip Tenerife – La Gomera for 2 adults and 1 car is around 185 €. Without a car, the price decreases significantly, but it limits so much the possibility of visiting the island that it is not worth it.
Practical tips to keep in mind during the excursion
Don’t forget your ID card or passport, as it will be necessary to board the ferry that will take you to La Gomera.
In the case of the Jeep excursion, La Gomera port fees are not included in the price (10,50 € per person).
If the weather is bad, the excursion will be postponed or cancelled, and your money will be refunded. Speaking of which, if for any reason you want to cancel the excursion, please do it at least 24 hours in advance to get a full refund.
These are the most outstanding places in La Gomera, which you can visit with an excursion or on your own:
San Sebastian de la Gomera
Taking the ferry from Tenerife you will reach San Sebastián de La Gomera in about 50 minutes. You can visit some of its points of interest, such as the Museo Casa de Colón (in this small town, Columbus stopped before setting sail to the Americas) and the Church of Nuestra Señora de la Asunción, a beautiful temple that will transmit you the rural charm that you can find in other places of La Gomera. Either on arrival or before taking the ferry back to Tenerife, it is worth taking a short walk through the streets and visit its squares and stores.
Tower of the Count
The Torre del Conde is the most outstanding monument of San Sebastian de La Gomera. It is a very special 15th century fortress for two reasons: the very original white decor mixed with the brick and, above all, it is the southernmost medieval (gothic) construction in the world! The Torre del Conde is a real eye-catcher with a background of palm trees.
Alojera
The beautiful village of Alojera is off the beaten tourist track, and to reach it you will have to cross roads along cliffs where you can stop to enjoy the views. The local product is palm syrup, a delicacy that you can taste and even take bottled as a souvenir.
The beach of Alojera is a marvel and you can bathe with spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean in a natural environment of palm trees and paradisiacal sand.
Garajonay National Park
The Garajonay National Park is the jewel of the island. Declared a World Heritage Site, it is a spectacular Biosphere Reserve along with the entire island. It is located in the center of La Gomera, full of trails to walk and viewpoints with breathtaking views. It is a trip to the past of the planet because it has the best preserved laurel forest in Europe. This type of rainforest covered practically the entire Old Continent millions of years ago.
Roque de Agando
If you are looking for photos of La Gomera, there is a high probability that you will find a rock formation that stands out among green, clouds and palm trees: it is the Roque de Agando. The excursion should not miss a stop to immortalize the most emblematic point of the island.
Valle Gran Rey
Finally, the viewpoints on the way to Valle Gran Rey: the viewpoint of the Ermita del Santo offers spectacular views from a huge cliff where you can see, on a clear day, the islands of El Hierro and La Palma, and from the viewpoint of César Manrique you cansee the valley in all its splendor.
A good restaurant to eat is Restaurante El Mirador, an unpretentious place but with nice views from the terrace, and it also has a small cactus garden that you can visit.
Alex’s Traveller Tip
There are some very nice souvenirs you can take back with you from La Gomera: a bottle of palm syrup, traditional pottery from El Cercado, or a jar of almogrote or mojo are perfect souvenirs of your trip.
Tenerife is an island full of contrasts and places to discover so do not worry, you will never have too much time. If you feel like enjoying the Atlantic waters, the best option is to take a whale watching boat trip (dolphins and whales), as Tenerife is one of the best places in the world to do so.
You can also go kayaking and snorkeling with turtles and of course, climb the Teide, the jewel of the island.
LA GOMERA – Tenerife First Excursions
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We leave from your hotel to the Port of Los Cristianos. There the ferry of the «Fred Olsen» company awaits us, which will take us to San Sebastián de La Gomera, the capital of the island.
Once in La Gomera, we will take the southern route and make a brief stop next to the Roque de Agando, a curious rock formation typical of the island. Its origin is the magma of the volcanoes that shaped the island and that, over time, has been eroding to what we can see today. Becoming a unique witness of what happened on La Gomera millions of years ago and giving us spectacular views, especially from the base of the Roque.
We will continue to the heart of the Garajonay National Park, which contains one of the most important laurel forests in the Canary Islands and, therefore, in the world. It was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1986. We will take a relaxing walk enjoying the forests of the National Park, witnessing the contrast between the evergreen and lush forest and the arid landscapes surrounding the island. A true relic of the past that preserves part of the flora that inhabited the Mediterranean lands during the Cenozoic Era (formerly known as the Tertiary Era) and that disappeared from continental Europe due to climatic changes that hardly affected the islands due to their remote geographical location . A unique experience where you will feel a powerful connection with the majesty and tranquility of the wild nature.
Through these impressive virgin landscapes, we will arrive at Las Rosas Restaurant, a cozy place, where you can taste the exquisite gastronomy of Gomera with the best service in a family atmosphere, unique and typical of the island. (Lunch included in the price).
After lunch, we can discover and appreciate the secrets of the Silbo Gomero language. A whistled language of the island which reproduces with whistles the language spoken by the islanders: Spanish. Transmitted from masters to disciples over centuries, it is the only whistled language in the world fully developed and practiced by a large community of over 22,000 people. • Passing through towns such as Hermigua, a beautiful agricultural valley, mostly dedicated to banana cultivation and wine production, where we can appreciate some of the most picturesque hamlets on the entire island of La Gomera.
We will continue our route through Agulo, a beautiful northern municipality open to the Atlantic Ocean, with the peak of El Teide always present in its landscapes. This Municipality is the smallest on the island of La Gomera, it is nestled at the foot of a large basalt wall and forms a beautiful green “balcony” over the sea. This town is considered as “The bombon of La Gomera” thanks to its indisputable attractiveness and its careful appearance. Agulo is full of pleasant cobbled streets and beautiful tile houses with self-consumption orchards around them. We will return to the island’s capital, San Sebastián, a city full of culture and tradition. Its old town has more than five hundred years of history. The trace of the passage of Christopher Columbus to the discovery of the “New World” and the conquest of the island by the kingdom of Castile, makes San Sebastián a unique and special place in the Canary Islands and in the history of civilization. As traces of its history, the Torre del Conde stands out, a fortress of medieval origin and the oldest preserved construction in the Islands; the church of Our Lady of the Assumption, where we can delight in the result of the mixture between the Gothic and Canarian styles, a true museum of sacred art; the hermitage of San Sebastián, built around 1530 or the so-called Casa de la Aguada, with its well, from which legend has it that Christopher Columbus drank the water with which the new continent was baptized. San Sebastián de La Gomera keeps in its hermitage of Puntallana the patron saint of the island, the Virgin of Guadalupe, who every five years goes out in procession to all the municipalities of La Gomera, attracting thousands of faithful and curious to their festivals. San Sebastián is an exceptional place that has very good samples of its past. Dotted with beautiful constructions of traditional Canarian architecture, with architectural examples that will reveal the great religious, social, political and military activity that have been the protagonists of this settlement of more than five centuries old.
Finally, we will go to the pier, which is currently one of those with the highest density of passenger traffic nationwide, since it communicates daily with the islands of Tenerife, La Palma and El Hierro. Here we will take again the boat of the company “Fred Olsen” in the direction of the port of Los Cristianos. Perhaps during the journey, with a little luck, we will be able to meet the pilot whales or the dolphins that live in the waters that bathe La Gomera.
Prices:
Adult (12 and over): €89
Child (4-11): €60.75
Baby (0-3): €15.50
La Gomera Island Day Trip from South Tenerife, Los Cristianos
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Discover the spectacular island of La Gomera, home to one of the most impressive nature reserves in the Canary Islands, on this day trip from South Tenerife.
La Gomera Island Day Trip
After being picked up, you will head to Los Cristianos Ferry Terminal. From here, board a comfortable ferry to San Sebastián de La Gomera, capital of the neighbouring island.
As soon as you disembark, take a bus to the interior of the islet. On the journey, admire La Gomera’s distinct landscape and Roque de Agando, a surprising volcanic formation, and one of the island’s most famous landmarks. The scenery surrounding this rock formation, which stands over 1,000 meters above sea level, is breathtaking. Upon arrival at Garajonay National Park, you will follow your professional guide into its green forests and discover its autochthonous plants and wildlife. In the park, you will visit the Laguna Grande (Large Lagoon). Although it is called lagoon, it is not a lake, but an enormous open space home to numerous mysterious stories and legends. Enjoy some free time to discover this spot at your own leisure.
After leaving Garajonay behind, head to the north of the island, home to several beautiful villages like Hermigua. Stop at the town of Agulo and indulge in a delicious traditional lunch. After your meal, you’ll also get to enjoy a demonstration of La Gomera’s unique whistled language.
Resume the day trip by heading to the impressive Vallehermoso viewpoint and then drive to the south of the island to take a short guided tour of San Sebastián de La Gomera. Your guide will reveal the story of Christopher Columbus, who stopped here on his way to discover South America. You will also learn about the history of the fifteenth-century fortress, Torre del Conde, one of the oldest historic monuments in the capital of La Gomera.
After the tour, you will embark back on the ferry and return to Tenerife. Once you get to Tenerife, you will then be driven back to your hotel.
Schedule and pick-up locations
7:15 am – 7:30 am: Callao-Paraíso, La Caleta and Ten Bel.
7:00 am – 7:30 am: Los Gigantes.
7:35 am – 8:15 am: Las Américas, Chayofa and Golf del Sur.
8:10 am – 8:20 am: Los Cristianos.
Once you have booked the activity, the local supplier will send you an email with the exact pick-up time and location.
If you would prefer, you can also make your own way to the port and join the tour at the meet point.
Important information
All guests must bring a valid passport to participate in this activity.
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Please check local restrictions before traveling. All of our services comply with recommendations to avoid the spread of Covid-19.
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The use of masks is obligatory. The client must bring their own mask.
Alcohol gel will be available before, during, and after the service.
All those running the service (guide, driver etc…) will wear a mask throughout its duration.
Handing out of printed material such as maps or brochures will be avoided.
Showing your voucher on your phone will be enough, and it is not necessary to print anything.
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Duration
9 hours.
Language
The activity takes place with a guide that speaks in English, Spanish, French and German.
Included
Hotel pick up and drop off or at a near pick up point.
Return ferry to and from La Gomera.
English speaking guide.
Transfer service in the interior of La Gomera.
Lunch.
Demonstration of the whistled language of the island of La Gomera.
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You can book up to the start time, as long as there are places remaining.
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Electronic. Show the voucher on your phone.
Accessibility
Accessible only for folding chairs. Accessible toilets. An accompanying person is required. This must be indicated in the reservation.
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Pets
Not permitted.
Frequently asked questions
Q – Is food included for children?
A – Everything included for adults is included for children 2-12 years old. However, food and drinks are not included for children under 2 years old. Children under 2 years old must also sit on their parent or guardian’s lap during transfers, as they don’t have a reserved seat.
Q – Is there an alternative menu for celiacs and people with special dietary needs?
A – Yes, but you must indicate so in the comments when making the reservation.
Q – Where on the island do you stop for the bus to see the landscape?
A – The bus stops at: El Mirador de San Sebastián, Degollada de Peraza, Roque de Agando, Garajonay National Park (La Laguna Grande), Juego de Bolas and San Sebastián de la Gomera.
Q – How long is the visit to Garajonay National Park?
A – 15 minutes approx.
Q – How to book?
A – To reserve the activity, choose the date and complete the form on this page. You will receive your confirmation immediately.
If you have any other questions please contact us.
Free cancellation
Free! Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the activity starts.
If you cancel under this time or do not show up, you will not be refunded.
Flexible schedule
La Gomera island – Bus & Ferry Day Tour
Bus tour prices per person (if there are children with you, please, specify their age on checkout page, so the price for children will be discounted):
TOTAL price per Person
Required Booking Deposit prior the tour
Remaining Balance to pay on the day of tour
Adult
€65
€21
€44
Child (2-11 years)
€36
€10
€26
Infants (not recommended)
€5
€0
€5
Pick-Up Point No 1 in LOS GIGANTES
We pick-up from the hotel “Barcelo Santiago” – right outside of the hotel by the main road. Please, zoom the map below to see exact collection point location. In your tour ticket you will be provided with instructions how to recognize the bus.
Pick-Up time: approx. 7:10 AM.
Return time: approx. 7:00 PM
Pick-Up Point No 2 in LA ARENA
We pick-up from the hotel “Allegro Isora – Barcelo Varadero” – right outside of the hotel by the main road. Please, zoom the map below to see exact collection point location.In your tour ticket you will be provided with instructions how to recognize the bus.
Pick-Up time: approx. 7:15 AM.
Return time: approx. 7:00 PM
Pick-Up Point No 3 in ALCALA
We pick-up from the hotel “Gran Melia – Palacio de Isora” – right outside of the main entrance to the reception. Please, zoom the map below to see exact collection point location. In your tour ticket you will be provided with instructions how to recognize the bus.
Pick-Up time: approx. 7:20 AM.
Return time: approx. 7:00 PM
Pick-Up Point No 4 in CALLAO SALVAJE
We pick-up from the public bus stop in Callao Salvaje on the Avenida de La Galga. Please, zoom the map below to see exact collection point location. In your tour ticket you will be provided with instructions how to recognize the bus.
Pick-Up time: approx. 7:30 AM.
Return time: approx. 7:00 PM
Pick-Up Point No 5 in PLAYA PARAISO
We pick-up from the public bus stop in front of the hotel “Roca Nivaria Gran Hotel”. Please, zoom the map below to see exact collection point location. In your tour ticket you will be provided with instructions how to recognize the bus.
Pick-Up time: approx. 7:30 AM.
Return time: approx. 7:00 PM
Pick-Up Point No 6 in LA CALETA
We pick-up from public bus stop in front of the hotel “Hovima Jardin Caleta”. Please, zoom the map below to see exact collection point location. In your tour ticket you will be provided with instructions how to recognize the bus.
Pick-Up time: approx. 7:40 AM.
Return time: approx. 6:30 PM
Pick-Up Point No 7 in COSTA ADEJE
We pick-up from public bus stop by the main road by side of the hotel “Riu Arecas”. Please, zoom the map below to see exact collection point location. In your tour ticket you will be provided with instructions how to recognize the bus.
Pick-Up time: approx. 7:40 AM.
Return time: approx. 6:30 PM
Pick-Up Point No 8 in COSTA ADEJE
We pick-up from public bus stop by the hotel “Lavranda Isla Bonita”. Please, zoom the map below to see exact collection point location. In your tour ticket you will be provided with instructions how to recognize the bus.
Pick-Up time: approx. 7:45 AM.
Return time: approx. 6:30 PM
Pick-Up Point No 9 in COSTA ADEJE
We pick-up from public bus stop by the main road by side of the hotel “Los Hibiscus”. Please, zoom the map below to see exact collection point location. In your tour ticket you will be provided with instructions how to recognize the bus.
Pick-Up time: approx. 7:55 AM.
Return time: approx. 6:30 PM
Pick-Up Point No 10 in COSTA ADEJE
We pick-up from bus parking with 5 long parking places for buses before roundabout on Calle Bolivia down of the hotel “Ole Tropical”. Please, zoom the map below to see exact collection point location. In your tour ticket you will be provided with instructions how to recognize the bus.
Pick-Up time: approx. 7:55 AM.
Return time: approx. 6:30 PM
Pick-Up Point No 11 in LAS AMERICAS
We pick-up from public bus stop by the main road in front of the hotel “Best Tenerife”. Please, zoom the map below to see exact collection point location. In your tour ticket you will be provided with instructions how to recognize the bus.
Pick-Up time: approx. 8:00 AM.
Return time: approx. 6:30 PM
Pick-Up Point No 12 in LOS CRISTIANOS
We pick-up from public bus stop by the main road by the side of hotel “Tryp Tenerife”. Please, zoom the map below to see exact collection point location. In your tour ticket you will be provided with instructions how to recognize the bus.
Pick-Up time: approx. 8:05 AM.
Return time: approx. 6:30 PM
Available Languages:
English – always
Spanish – always
German – some days
Dutch – some days
Polish – some days
French – some days
Italian – some days
If you wish to have the tour with a guide speaking English or Spanish, you do not need preorder language option, because these languages options always available.
If you wish to have the tour in German, Polish, Dutch, French or Italian then, please, specify it in the comment to your order on checkout page. In this case, if required language option wouldn’t be available on selected day, we will offer you to do the tour another day with a guide speaking your language.
Just 40 km from the island of Tenerife, there are beautiful and mysterious historical sites. This is the only place in Europe where a relic laurel forest has been preserved and one can observe such a unique phenomenon as horizontal rain.
It was here, in the autumn of 1492, that the famous Spanish navigator Christopher Columbus visited.
La Gomera is home to the Garajonay National Park, with its highest point on the island at 1487 meters above sea level. The park was included in the UNESCO list in 1986 and is a biosphere reserve. In his possession there are picturesque places with basalt volcanic formations, such as: Ohila rock (Spanish: Roque Ojila), Agando rock (Spanish: Roque de Agando) and Sarsita rock (Spanish: Roque de La Zarcita). You will enjoy majestic views from the observation decks of Abrante (Spanish: Mirador de Abrante), Agualero (Spanish: Mirador de Igualero), Palmarejo (Spanish: Mirador El Palmarejo) and Degollada de Perasa (Spanish: Mirador Degollada De Peraza).
Of the buildings built by people, one can single out the Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary (iglesia de la Asunción in Spanish), where, according to tradition, Columbus prayed. Also on the island of La Gomera there is one watchtower Torre del Conde (Spanish: La Torre del Conde), built in the 15th century (1450). This very tower was the refuge for Beatrice de Bobadilla and her children in 1488, when the enraged Guanches wanted her massacred.
Excursion to La Gomera from Tenerife is a pleasant and exciting journey.
The island can be reached by ferry from the seaport of Los Cristianos. Travel time is between 30 and 50 minutes, depending on the vessel. You can choose and buy a ticket from two companies “Naviera Armas” and “Fred Olsen”, which carry out daily transportation of passengers with and without cars to La Gomera. You can get detailed information on the page Water transport in Tenerife. If you are traveling on your own and without a car, then there are no problems with renting it in the port. Always available.
Two hours by ferry (one hour round trip) is a great opportunity to admire Tenerife and La Gomera from the sea.
Those who do not like sea transport or do not tolerate it well can choose air travel. The airline “Binter Canarias” from the North Airport will take you to the island in 30 minutes. And the money is small, on average from 50-60 euros one way, but there are discounts. The only inconvenience for tourists vacationing in the south of Tenerife is an additional trip to the north of the island, but you can order an individual transfer to Tenerife North Airport in both directions at a discount.
The easiest way to see this unique place is to book an excursion to the island of La Gomera from Tenerife. This will eliminate the need to organize and control everything on your own, you can just enjoy the trip and listen to interesting stories from an experienced guide.
Group tours in Russian take place on Wednesdays. Arriving in Tenerife, you can book with us an individual transfer to the hotel and at the same time book tickets for group excursions with a guide. You can also buy tickets directly at the hotel, our authorized person will deliver them to you at the appointed date and time (meeting at the reception), for this, write to us via the link – contacts.
Our guide to La Gomera from Tenerife will help you see all the most interesting places, talk about such an unusual phenomenon as the whistle language, the traditions of the indigenous people and other interesting facts about the island.
Prices for an individual excursion to La Gomera, in Russian with a private guide + ferry tickets
Group of people.
Cond. guide, €
Tickets (per group)
Show + lunch, euro (per group)
The group tour offers a guided tour in 3 or 4 languages. You need to wait for the guide to speak other languages and only then give information in broken Russian.
The number of interesting and valuable places has been reduced in the group tour. It has to do with a lot of people. While the whole group will get off and get on the bus, take a photo, shoot a video, etc.
Private guided tour from Tenerife to La Gomera is a great opportunity to take an unlimited number of beautiful photos, your guide knows all the best locations for shooting.
Meeting
Our Russian-speaking private guide will pick you up by car at your hotel or at your accommodation address at 7:00 am. You should not be late. After that, you need to go to the seaport of Los Cristianos, stand in the car queue for the ferry. The earlier we arrive, the earlier the ferry will leave.
Ferry
Travel time to the island is about one hour. At this time, you can explore all its available places, there is an exit to the street where you can enjoy the sea breeze, the sun or the entertainment that the animators spend on board. If you didn’t have breakfast, then inside the ferry there is a bar-restaurant with drinks, snacks, hot dishes, pastries, etc. You can relax on comfortable soft seats, take a nap.
Visiting places
We visit all available sights and interesting places on our way, we do not miss a single one. We will visit a souvenir shop and handicrafts, if desired, we will purchase goods in memory of this remote fabulous place on the planet. After all, all the goods that are presented by local residents are produced and are located only on the island of La Gomera. Next, we will see what the island of Tenerife looks like from afar. Our path will pass through the magical forest of the Tertiary period, through the Garajonay National Park, the capital of the island of San Sebastian de La Gomera, and we will make stops everywhere.
Lunch and show
We invite you to witness and hear the real language of whistles, which is passed down from generation to generation. It was on it that the ancient inhabitants of the island of La Gomera, the Guanches, used to talk over long distances. During lunch, we will be shown a show of how the whistle sounds in different languages and how the locals understand it. What is served for lunch: wine, bread, vegetable soup, rice with meat and dessert (ice cream). Lunch is the simplest without frills and its cost, along with the show, is 10 euros per person.
Return
By 16:30 we must definitely return back to the ferry and be in the car queue for loading.
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La Gomera is one of the islands of the Canary archipelago, located closest to Tenerife. The island is interesting for natural attractions, clean beaches and delicious cuisine. Comfortable ferries run from Tenerife to La Gomera, leaving in the morning, you can explore the island and return to Tenerife in the evening.
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by ferry or passengers 9000 group . Organized excursions accompanied by an experienced guide will help you see all the most interesting places, get acquainted with the history of the island, take beautiful photos at the most spectacular locations.
One of the questions that worries tourists is where is it cheaper to book an excursion to La Gomera? We recommend that you familiarize yourself with the prices in your “Guide in Russian” and choose either an individual guide who knows the island well and knows how to tell an exciting story, or in a group by bus. Both versions of the tour are conducted in Russian and will remain in your memory for many years due to the unusual landscapes and the unique structure of the island. Thoughtful routes and many years of experience ensure that the trip to Gomera will be perfect.
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Los Telares – ethnographic center. Rocks of Pedro and Petra in Hermigua
Would you like to see the Garajonay National Park, walk through the laurel forests, soak up the deserted beaches? This is real! La Gomera is an island of fabulous beauty and is located just an hour by ferry from about. Tenerife. Excursion from Tenerife to La Gomera in one day, accompanied by a guide, will allow you to see all the most interesting and not engage in self-organization of travel. The trip takes about 9hours and takes place in comfortable conditions.
1 – San Sebastian, 2 – Church of the Assumption of Our Lady, 3 – Count’s Tower, 4 – Ancient streets
What will you see on La Gomera? The capital of the island is San Sebastian de La Gomera, the Church where Christopher Columbus prayed before his departure to America, the famous Count’s Tower ( Torre del Conde ). You will visit several observation decks from where magnificent views of the island open up. Walk through the ancient forest El Cedro . Visit Roque de Agando , a rock that is part of the volcano’s crater. Eat at one of the best restaurants on the island, which also hosts a demonstration of the whistling language – silbo gomero .
1 – Agando Rock, 2 – Standing clouds in the mountains, 3 – Cano Rock, 4 – see Sombrero site
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group excursion to La Gomera:
You can order an excursion to La Gomera from Tenerife through the website and this will be the cheapest solution
A group tour accompanied by a Russian-speaking guide is interesting, inexpensive, and convenient.
The program of the trip is carefully worked out, it takes into account the interests of tourists, visits to all popular attractions are provided.
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The trip includes transfer from the hotel to the port of Los Cristianos, an escort around the island, interesting stories about the island, local traditions, a demonstration of the whistling language, history and sights. The trip takes about an hour by ferry. The group departs back at 16.30 from La Gomera, from the port the transfer delivers all tourists to the hotels.
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South of the island
€80.50
€53.25
€15.50
-8%
North (Puerto de la Cruz, etc.)
90 €
60 €
20 €
-8%
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For those who appreciate mobility and individual approach, it is possible to organize a trip to the island accompanied by a guide.
How to order an excursion to the island of La Gomera from Tenerife in Russian on an individual basis? It is enough just to leave an application, indicate the appropriate date and number of people. We have the cheapest price for individual offers! An experienced guide knows La Gomera very well and will help make the trip truly unforgettable.
You can order an individual guide to La Gomera by phone or on the website. Our guide is fluent in Russian and Spanish, has extensive experience and knows how to make the trip interesting for everyone.
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individual trip:
When planning a route, the wishes of tourists are taken into account, to exclude something from the usual program, to add something.
Individual trips allow you to see more interesting
places, since there is no need to adapt to the pace of other participants.
The price includes a visit to the best restaurant where you can
try the Canarian cuisine.
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The cost of the tour includes transfer from the hotel to the port and back, ferry tickets and guide. Entrance tickets to museums, parks, etc. paid separately.
When traveling, you will need comfortable shoes, a windbreaker or a warm jacket, and an identity card.
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Excursions to the island of La Gomera from Tenerife – prices from 49 euros
Excursions to the island of La Gomera from Tenerife – prices from 49Euro
Found 10 excursions from Tenerife to La Gomera in September and October 2022. Prices for boat trips with a Russian-speaking guide from 49 euros. See the schedule, choose the route and buy tickets online.
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Individual trip to the island of La Gomera
La Gomera is the sixth largest island in the Canary archipelago and the closest to Tenerife.
Individual
10 hours
890 € per tour
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La Laguna Taganana Candelaria
Discover the north-eastern part of the island – the least known to tourists, but no less attractive for that.
Individual
8 hours
590 € per tour
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The two capitals of Tenerife. Past and future.
The island’s past is represented by its former capital, San Cristobal de la Laguna.
Individual
On foot
6 hours
49 € per person
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Individual trip to Loro Park.
The world famous Loro Parque is located on the north coast of the island on the outskirts of the city of Puerto de la Cruz…
Individual
8 hours
540 € per tour
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Crater Picnic
Winemaking in Tenerife has a rich history. At the moment there are five wine-growing regions, four of them – in the north of the island.
Group
8 hours
85 € per person
10%
151 reviews
Tenerife sightseeing tour
Picturesque towns, panoramic sites, traditions and stunning nature of the Canary Islands.
Individual
By car
7 hours
170 € from 153 € per tour
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Masca Gorge and Teide sunset
This is an exciting journey through the village of Mask, consisting of several houses lined up under a majestic cliff.
Individual
8 hours
650 € per tour
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Tenerife sightseeing tour
Tenerife is not only well-trodden along and across the Teide National Park, the two capitals of the island and entertainment in Loro Parque.
Individual
By car
8 hours
95 € per person
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Walking tour of Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Once in Tenerife, you really want to do everything – to see, understand and feel the city.
Individual
On foot
3 hours
120 € per tour
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Panoramic view of the west of the island or following the footsteps of the filming of Fast & Furious 6
Excursion from Playa de la Americas to Santiago del Teide, Buenavista del Norte, Garachico, Icod de los Vinos
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8 hours
from 180 € per tour
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Olga
I recommend Alexander, we went on a sightseeing tour with him. Excellent organization – everything was on time, everything was interesting, all our wishes were taken into account. Alexander talks about the history and plants of the island, answers questions of interest. The next day they took another boat trip through it – everything was just as impeccable. Thank him very much!
August 1, 2022
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Puerto de la Cruz
Excursion to the island of La Gomera – a reserve of the Canary Islands
La Gomera – one of the islands of the Canary archipelago, the third largest, since 2012 declared a biosphere reserve. It is the only one of the entire archipelago where today there are no traces of volcanic activity.
Of all the seven Canaries, only he deserves to be called fabulous.
The guide will conduct a tour by appointment. Duration – whole day .
The Garajonay National Park is included in the World Heritage List. The area of the park is only 40 sq. km Evergreen laurel trees grow here. Some of them are 40 meters high. There are plant species that are found only here. The entrance to the national park is “guarded” by stone guards – rounded rocks. Los Roques viewpoints provide tourists with the opportunity to enjoy magnificent views and take a series of original photographs.
Roca Agando (rock) is a natural landmark. This is a rock formation that has become a symbol. In the last century, it was often conquered by climbers, currently only hiking is possible in the vicinity of Agando. At the top, there were once sacrificial sanctuaries of the Guanches.
Silbo Gomero is the whistling language of the locals. They communicate in their language through the gorges and intermountain valleys that cover the island. In 2009, silbo gomero was added to the UNESCO List of Masterpieces of the Intangible Heritage. To preserve the masterpiece, the whistling language is included in the school curriculum. Origin: It is believed that it was difficult for the inhabitants to shout to each other due to the fact that in the gorges the echo greatly distorted the words. But with the help of a whistle it was possible to solve the problem of communications.
Fortalesa Chipude Natural monument will surprise the seasoned tourist, especially those who like unusual excursions and exotic places. “Fortaleza” is a natural formation with rocky walls and a flat top that looks like a stronghold. Chipude is located at an altitude of 1243 m above sea level, its diameter is 300 m, so it is clearly visible from Las Palmas. In 1994 it was declared a natural monument.
Archaeological excavations have unearthed the ruins of pre-colonial huts that served as a temporary shelter for the locals. It is assumed that these were places of sacrifice. Access to the summit is possible only through a narrow and steep passage.
The last stop of the expedition of Christopher Columbus before the first voyage. Food supplies were also replenished here for subsequent expeditions. In the small capital of San Sebastian de La Gomera, miraculously, there was a house where the great discoverer stayed. Not far away is the old church he used to visit. An ancient well has also been preserved, with water from which the navigator consecrated the open lands.
The Count’s Tower is also declared the symbol of the island. Its name is associated with the name of the beloved Ferdinand of Aragon, Beatrice de Bobadilla. To get rid of her rival, Isabella of Castile ordered the court lady to marry the governor of La Gomera. Beatrice soon became a widow. As you know, the earth is full of rumors. One of these rumors is that a noble person was the beloved of the legendary Columbus. Their meetings took place in the Count’s Tower.
About the local gastronomy
The staple food of the islanders before the arrival of Europeans was cereals, in particular “gofio” – flour. It was obtained by mixing grain crops, mainly barley and wheat. Especially gofio gomero is very popular due to some cereal additives and their rich taste. Gomero cheeses also have a special taste, they are made from raw goat’s milk or mixed with sheep’s milk.
Most popular dishes:
Wrinkled potatoes with mojo papas arrugadas con mojo
Cocido Canario Cocido o puchero Canario
Gofio Escaldón Escaldón de gofio
Fried cheese with mojo Queso asado con mojo
Legends and Mysteries of the Canary Islands
Guanches Navigators in the 15th century described the local population of Tenerife as light-skinned inhabitants, sometimes with gray and blue eyes, reddish hair. Their origin was associated with the myth of Atlantis, the Celts, Egyptians and Phoenicians. In our time, historians associate their origin with the Berbers. The Guanches had their own language, they could understand the speech of other tribesmen only by their lips. They also spoke with the help of a whistle (at a distance of up to 15 km). Currently there is a whistling language on La Gomera.
Gara and Honay The young heirs of the islands Princess Gara from La Gomera and Hanoi from Tenerife liked each other. It has long been a custom on the island. Girls of marriageable age had to look at their reflection in the water of the Chorros de Espina. If the water remained clean, then the prophecy for the upcoming marriage was happy, muddy – this foreshadowed a failure in love. Princess Gara also took part in the ceremony. She stared at the water for a long time, and the bright reflecting sun temporarily blinded her. Sage Gerian interpreted the situation that the girl should beware of fire. On the day of their engagement, Mount Teide began to erupt. The parents of the young people considered this an unkind sign and broke off the engagement. But the enamored Prince Honay sailed to the island at night to his chosen one and persuaded her to escape. The angry fathers set off in pursuit and soon overtook the fugitives. Their decision remained unchanged, so the lovers at the same time committed suicide so as not to be separated.
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The island of La Gomera is rich in natural and historical sights, the cultural program of recreation will certainly impress all lovers of excursions and walks in picturesque places. A significant part of the sightseeing objects is associated with the name of Christopher Columbus, the main symbol of the island is the Gerf Tower (Torre del Conde). It was here that the world famous navigator met his beloved Beatrice de Bobadilla, who at the end of the 15th century was the ruler of the island. A stone well has been preserved not far from the ancient tower. According to historical data, it was from this well that the navigator drew water before traveling to the shores of America.
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Ancient religious buildings have also been preserved on the island. The excursion program should definitely include a visit to the Church of the Ascension (Nuestra Senora de la Asuncion). It was built at the end of the 15th century and is a fine example of medieval architecture. The main natural attraction of the island is Garajonay National Park. This amazingly beautiful nature reserve attracts a huge number of travelers every year who want to admire the unique beauties.
Hundreds of trails and roads pass through the park, some parts of it can only be reached on foot. One of the most picturesque corners of the reserve is the Valle Gran Rey, whose name can literally be translated as “Valley of the Kings”. It is surrounded by beautiful palm groves, with a picturesque view of the surroundings from the valley. Copyright www.orangesmile.com
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The town of San Sebastian also boasts an abundance of attractions. Tourists’ favorite entertainment is sightseeing from the observation deck, which is located in the very center of the picturesque town. Walking along the ancient streets, you can see a lot of beautiful architectural buildings. Each building is a real masterpiece of architectural art. Almost the entire coast of La Gomera is occupied by the territory of modern hotel complexes, and for those who want to hide from the hustle and bustle, beautiful forests and reserves are available. Travelers who want to get to know the life of the local population better should visit the fishing village of Playa de Santiago.
On the island you can find several excellent museums that will amaze tourists with an abundance of priceless exhibits that tell about life on La Gomera. So, located in the capital, Museo Arqueologico de La Gomera is an excellent place to get acquainted with the ancient history of the island. Fossils and artifacts that were found on the island during excavations are collected here. Casa de Colon, which is also located in San Sebastian, is another museum whose name is associated with the name of Christopher Columbus. Here the discoverer lived during his stay on the island, just before setting off on the famous journey, which resulted in the discovery of America. After that, the house belonged to the Castro and Fernandez dynasties, and then it was decided to turn the mansion into a museum with a recreated 500-year-old interior. The exterior of the building looks the same as in the time of Columbus.
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Hermigua is home to the Museo Etnográfico de La Gomera, which provides visitors with more knowledge about the island’s rich local culture and inhabitants. The museum presents exhibits related to the traditional craft of the island – fishing, forestry, agriculture, winemaking, textiles. In addition to viewing the collection, films about life on the island are available for tourists. Also in the city you can find the Ars Septem Gallery, where those who want to see beautiful examples of fine art go.
Nearby in La Palmita is the Centro de Visitantes del Parque Nacional del Garajonay. This is a real journey into the past, in those days when the ancestors of the locals lived here before the arrival of Europeans. Here you can watch scenes from the life of the local population, and imagine how it happened in ancient times. A visit to the museum should be combined with a visit to the most important natural attraction of the island – as already noted, this is the Parque Nacional de Garajonay. Another important natural attraction is Bosque del Cedro, where tourists will not leave the feeling that they are in a fairy forest. And this is not surprising – it was this forest that was the “prototype” of the dense forest from the Disney cartoons. At least, according to the guides – however, one quick glance at the forest is enough to be convinced of this.
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In Hermigua, you can find a landmark that is significant from a religious point of view – namely, Convento Santo Domingo. The building is an ancient monastery, which attracts tourists with its spaciousness and peaceful atmosphere. The ancient frescoes located inside the building will certainly please everyone who wants to get aesthetic pleasure, despite the fact that the building looks rather unremarkable. Another church with a wonderful atmosphere of peace is also worth visiting. We are talking about Ermita de Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe, which is located in the capital of the island. Faro de San Cristobal, built in 1900 and standing alone on the harbor of San Sebastian. It is the oldest lighthouse on the island and offers great views of the Atlantic Ocean.
Below you can choose one of the excursions in La Gomera and the surrounding area from private guides – local experts in the region. Our offer is not limited to the three excursions presented. Click on the ‘See all’ button and choose any of our 5 excursions in the La Gomera region.
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Notes on the iconic cultural sights of La Gomera, where you should definitely go. Interesting points of the tour of La Gomera: viewing platforms, museums, temples, theaters, monuments and palaces. Recommendations (with addresses, phone numbers and links) on the places worth visiting in La Gomera – historical buildings, architecture, squares, old town, etc.
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La Gomera is the sixth largest island in the Canary archipelago and the closest to Tenerife. It was here that the famous navigator Christopher Columbus made his last stop before his first voyage to the New World. In the narrow streets of the capital of the island, San Sebastian de la Gomera, some of the oldest buildings of the archipelago have been preserved, many of which are associated with the name of Columbus.
The flora and fauna of the island is fascinating. The Garajonay National Park is the largest laurel forest in the world and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The emergence of the park’s forests …
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La Gomera is the sixth largest island in the Canary archipelago and closest to Tenerife. It was here that the famous navigator Christopher Columbus made his last stop before his first voyage to the New World. In the narrow streets of the capital of the island, San Sebastian de la Gomera, some of the oldest buildings of the archipelago have been preserved, many of which are associated with the name of Columbus.
The flora and fauna of the island is fascinating. The Garajonay National Park is the largest laurel forest in the world and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The emergence of the forests of the park dates back to the Cenozoic and Tertiary periods, more than 20 million years ago. These are predominantly tropical or subtropical, moisture-loving trees, most of the day covered with fog. Such a humid climate causes the soil to be covered with a thick “lid” of mosses and lichens and makes the forest truly fabulous.
Another UNESCO World Heritage Site is the traditional whistle language. This particular language is a form of communication that the ancient inhabitants of the island used to communicate on opposite sides of the ravines. Today, over 22,000 people “speak” it fluently, and it is believed to be the only whistle-based language in the world. 9
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Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain weather in December: average temperature & climate
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General weather summary
Mildly cool with a gentle breeze
Feels like
3%
Daily chance of prec.
0.026 in
Amount
13.2 mph
Wind speed
71%
Humidity
10.4 hrs
Daylight length
7:48 AM
Sunrise
6:11 PM
Sunset
60%
Cloud cover
T-shirt
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What is the average temperature in December
The average temperature in Santa Cruz de Tenerife in December for a typical day ranges from a high of 68°F (20°C) and a low of 64°F (18°C). Some would describe it as mildly cool with a gentle breeze.
For comparison, the hottest month in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, September, has days with highs of 76°F (25°C) and lows of 71°F (22°C). The coldest month, February has days with highs of 65°F (18°C) and lows of 60°F (16°C). This graph shows how an average day looks like in Santa Cruz de Tenerife in December based on historical data.
Highs and lows in Santa Cruz de Tenerife in Dec
How much does it rain in December
In Santa Cruz de Tenerife in December, there’s a 3% chance of rain on an average day. And on the average day it rains or snows, we get 0.01 in (0.2 mm) of precipitation. In more common terms of how much that is, some would describe it as not rainy at all.
The wettest month in Santa Cruz de Tenerife is November with a 6% chance of precipitation on a typical day and gets 0.02 inches (0.6 mm) of precipitation, while the dryest month in Santa Cruz de Tenerife is July with a 0.0% chance of precipitation on a typical day and gets 0.02 inches (0.6 mm) of precipitation. These graphs show the probability of it raining/snowing in December and the amount of rainfall.
Chance of rain or snow on an average Santa Cruz de Tenerife day by month
Average precipitation by hour of day
How cloudy is Santa Cruz de Tenerife in December
The average amount of time that the sky is clear or sunny (partly cloudy or less) in Santa Cruz de Tenerife during December is 14.4 hours (60% of the day). For comparison, the day with the most clear, sunny days in Santa Cruz de Tenerife is August with 20.0 hours while November has the shortest amount of cloud-free hours of only 12.8 hours. This graph shows the average amount of sunshine in Santa Cruz de Tenerife in December based on historical data.
Monthly clear skies percent of time in Santa Cruz de Tenerife
When is the sunrise and sunset in December
The average day in Santa Cruz de Tenerife during December has 10.4 hours of daylight, with sunrise at 7:48 AM and sunset at 6:11 PM.
The day with the longest amount of daylight in Santa Cruz de Tenerife is June 21st with 14. 0 hours while December 17th has the shortest amount of daylight of only 10.3 hours.
This graph shows the average amount of daylight in Santa Cruz de Tenerife in December based on historical data.
Average hours of daylight in Santa Cruz de Tenerife by month
How humid is it in December
In December, Santa Cruz de Tenerife is moderately humid with an average amount of 71% (relative humidity), which could be described as humid but cool. August has the highest relative humidity at 83% and is the least humid in December at 71%. This graph shows the average amount of humidity in Santa Cruz de Tenerife throughout December based on historical data.
Average relative humidity in Santa Cruz de Tenerife by month
How windy is it in December in Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Historically, the wind in Santa Cruz de Tenerife during December blows at an average speed of 13.2 mph (21.3 kph). The windiest month is July with an average wind speed of 17.2 mph (27.6 kph), while the calmest month is October with an average wind speed of 10. 9 mph (17.5 kph). This graph shows the average wind speed in Santa Cruz de Tenerife in December based on historical data.
Average monthly wind speed in Santa Cruz de Tenerife
What to wear in December
With an average high of 68°F (20°C) and a low of 64°F (18°C), it generally feels mildly cool with a gentle breeze. With that in mind, most people would dress in something light like your favorite t-shirt.
What’s the weather like in Santa Cruz de Tenerife the rest of the year?
We’ve collected the weather data for Santa Cruz de Tenerife during all other months of the year too:
Weather in Santa Cruz de Tenerife in January
Weather in Santa Cruz de Tenerife in February
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Weather in Santa Cruz de Tenerife in October
Weather in Santa Cruz de Tenerife in November
Where does this data come from?
Weather data for Santa Cruz de Tenerife was collected from the MERRA-2 project from NASA, which used a climate model combined with historical data from weather stations around the world to estimate what the conditions were like for every point on the Earth.
For all data based on historical data, we’ve averaged the data from the past 11 years (2010-2020). For example, for the hourly temperature at 10am, we’ve looked at the temperature at 10am on every day in December (e.g., December 1, December 2, etc. in 2010, 2011, etc.) and took the arithmetic mean. We did not smooth the data, so for example, our daily temperature line will have some randomness due to the fact that weather is random in the first place.
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December Weather in Tenerife, Spain – 2022 – Winter Sun Expert
Tenerife is the largest island amongst the Canary Islands. It is located off West Africa. It is a favorite destination with snowbirds for its long days of sunshine. Mt. Teide, a dormant volcano dominates the island as Spain’s tallest peak.
North of the island is a natural paradise known for its natural pools. Beach lovers will feel at home in the southern part of the island with many beaches that have yellow or black sands. Tenerife enjoys a perfect climate throughout the year. There are many fun activities for snowbirds to engage in and stunning things to see. One of the most popular activities on the island is the Carnaval de Santa Cruz, which is a huge pre-Lent festival with parades, music, dancing, and colorful costumes. This sunny holiday hotspot welcomes millions of people throughout the year who are looking to relax, have an adventure, make memories, and enjoy the fantastic weather.
Weather December 2022 in Tenerife Spain:
Generally, December in Tenerife will be really nice, with an average temperature of around 71°F / 22°C. As the humidty is low, it will feel very comfortable. You can expect around 6 rainy days, with on average 1.3 inches / 32 mm of rain during the month of December.
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Contents
1 December weather in Tenerife Spain
2 December weather in Tenerife Spain in more detail
2.1 – What will the temperature be in Tenerife in December
2.2 – Can you expect rain in December in Tenerife?
2.3 – What will the water temperature be in Tenerife for December
2.4 – Can you expect in December a lot of sunny days in Tenerife
2.5 – Will it be comfortable in December in Tenerife?
3 What to do in Tenerife Spain in December
4 Is it humid in Tenerife Spain in December?
5 Is December a good time to go to Tenerife Spain?
6 Does it rain all day in Tenerife Spain in December?
7 Is December the rainiest month in Tenerife Spain?
8 Is December the most sunniest month in Tenerife Spain?
9 Weather in Tenerife Spain in other months
December weather in Tenerife Spain
To get a good overview of the type of weather you can expect in December in Tenerife, we will look at the day and night temperature, minimum and maximum water temperature, and if December is comfortable or humid
Generally, December in Tenerife will be really nice. Historical data shows that you can expect an average temperature of around 71°F / 22°C. As the humidty is low, it will feel very comfortable. During the night, it will cool down to around 59°F / 15°C.
Tenerife has some rainy days in December. You can expect around 6 rainy days, with on average 1.3 inches / 32 mm of rain during the whole month.
The forecast for December 2022 is based on historical data and are averages. They will give a good indication what you can expect, but the daily temperature and rain will fluctuate during the month.
December weather in Tenerife Spain in more detail
To get a better feeling for the type of weather, you can expect in December in Tenerife, we will look at the temperature, rain, wind, humidity, water temperature, and sun and clouds
– What will the temperature be in Tenerife in December
Generally, you can expect in December an average temperature of 71°F / 22°C during the day and an average of 59°F / 15°C during the night. In December, during the warmest part of the afternoon, the temperature can often get as high as 78°F / 26°C, and at the end of the night, it can get as low as 51°F / 11°C.
When looking at the whole year, January is the coldest month, with an average temperature of around 69°F / 21°C. July, August and September are the hottest months, with an average temperature of around 84°F / 29°C. When comparing December with the temperature in the month before and after, this is almost equal to November, which sees an average maximum temperature of around 75°F / 24°C. And almost equal to January, which sees an average maximum temperature of around 69°F / 21°C.
Day and night temperature variation for Tenerife during the year.Day and night temperature variation for Tenerife during the year.
But average temperatures only tell half of the story. It is also good to check the maximum and minimum temperatures. When looking at the whole year, August is the hottest month, with a temperature of around 93°F / 34°C. January is the coldest month, with a temperature of around 77°F / 25°C. When comparing December with the temperature in the month before and after, this is slightly lower than November, which sees an average maximum temperature of around 84°F / 29°C. And almost equal to January, which sees an average maximum temperature of around 77°F / 25°C.
In the following graph, you can see how many cold and hot days you can expect in Tenerife each month:
Day and night temperature variation for Tenerife during the year.Day and night temperature variation for Tenerife during the year.
– Can you expect rain in December in Tenerife?
Generally, you can expect about 6 rain days in December, with on average 1.3 inches / 32 mm of rain.
When looking at the whole year, July is the dryest month, with an average rainfall of around 0 inches / 0 mmmm. December is the wettest month, with an average rainfall of around 1.3 inches / 32 mmmm. When comparing December with the month before and after, this is more than November, which sees around 0. 9 inches / 22 mm of rain. And more than January, which sees around 0.9 inches / 23 mm of rain
Rain days for Tenerife during the year.Rain days for Tenerife during the year.
If we look at the number of days with rain, July is the month with the least amount of rain days with an average of between 0 and 1 days. December is the month with the most rain days with an average of between 5 and 6 days. When comparing December with the month before and after, this is almost equal to November, which sees an average of between 4 and 5 days of rain. And almost equal to January, which sees an average of between 3 and 4 days of rain
– What will the water temperature be in Tenerife for December
You can expect in December, the water temperature for Tenerife to be between 71°F / 22°C and 68°F / 20°C.
To compare the water temperature we will use the maximum water temperature. You can expect this temperature on a more sunny day, close to the shore, when the wind does not mix the relatively warmer and colder water.
September has the highest water temperature, with around 77°F / 25°C. April has the lowest water temperature, with around 68°F / 20°C. When comparing the water temperature from December with the month before and after, December has a water temperature almost equal to November, with a water temperature of an average of between 73°F / 23°C and 75°F / 24°C. And almost equal to the water temperature from January, that is an average of between 69°F / 21°C and 71°F / 22°C.
Water temperature for Tenerife during the year.Water temperature for Tenerife during the year.
– Can you expect in December a lot of sunny days in Tenerife
Generally, you can expect around 8 sunny days in December and around 18 partly sunny days. The remaining days will be cloudy.
When looking at the whole year, December is the month with the highest number of sunny days, with an average of between 7 and 8 sunny days. July is the month with the lowest number of sunny days, with an average of between 0 and 1 sunny days. When comparing December with the number of sunny days in the month before and after, it is almost equal to November, with an average of between 5 and 6 sunny days. And almost equal to January, with an average of between 6 and 7 sunny days
The number of sunny, partly sunny, and cloudy days for TenerifeThe number of sunny, partly sunny, and cloudy days for Tenerife
We have looked at the sunny days in Tenerife. Let’s also look at the cloudy or overcast days. January is the month with the highest number of cloudy days, with around 6 cloudy days. July is the month with the lowest number of cloudy days, with around 1 cloudy day. When comparing December with the number of cloudy days in the month before and after, it is almost equal to November, with an average of between 4 and 5 cloudy days. And almost equal to January, with around 6 cloudy days
– Will it be comfortable in December in Tenerife?
Generally, December in Tenerife will have a low humidty, and will feel very comfortable.
We use the humidity and temperature in Tenerife to calculate the Wintersun Expert Comfort level for each month. The lower the Wintersun Expert Comfort level, the more comfortable it will be. Only for certain people, extremely dry air can feel slightly uncomfortable.
When looking at the whole year, January has the lowest humidity, with a Wintersun Expert comfort level of “very comfortable” (dry air). August has the highest humidity, with a Wintersun Expert comfort level of “comfortable” (not very humid). When comparing December with the month before and after, this is slightly more than November, which has a Wintersun Comfort level of “very comfortable” (dry air). And slightly more than January, which has a Wintersun Comfort level of “very comfortable” (dry air)
Wintersun Expert Humidity / Comfort level for TenerifeWintersun Expert Humidity / Comfort level for Tenerife
What to do in Tenerife Spain in December
There are a couple of interesting places and attractions in Tenerife. A couple of suggestions for snowbirds are:
Mount Teide: Mount Teide is a dormant volcano on Tenerife. Its summit is the highest point in Spain and also the highest point above sea level in the islands of the Atlantic. At 7500 meter (24608 feet), it is the fourth highest volcano in the world. Snowbirds can go on cable car rides to the top of this UNESCO world heritage site and experience what it is like to be on what NASA describes as the third-tallest volcanic structure.
Siam Park: This is a splendid Thai-themed adventure water park that has lots of activities suitable for younger children and also adults.
Loro Park: For nature lovers, you could have an excellent time seeing this zoo that has some exotic animals like Tigers, dolphins & penguins
Playa de Las Teresitas: This is a stunning man-made beach that has fine yellow sand.
Pyramids of Guimar: Snowbirds can visit this incredible ethnology park & terraced stone pyramids to get a feel of the island’s archaeological history.
Santa Cruz de Tenerife: This is a fun resort town known for Conception Church, Palacio de Carta & the architectural wonder of Tenerife Auditorium.
Los Gigantes: Snowbirds can enjoy the stunning sandy beaches in Los Gigantes. There are high cliffs around the area that tourists sometimes go to the cliffs to watch the sunset on the ocean. Snowbirds can also go whale-watching.
Is it humid in Tenerife Spain in December?
A lot of people ask interested in the humidity or relative humidity for Tenerife Spain in December. But the real question they want to ask is not about humidity but the amount of moisture in the air. Or better, about comfort. Will it be comfortable in December in Tenerife, or will high humidity make it uncomfortable.
To answer this question, we have to look at the dew point. Relative humidity can change a lot in Tenerife during the day and night, as it changes when the amount of moisture changes and, but also when the temperature changes. It is a lot less reliable for comfort. Where the dew point only varies with the amount of moisture in the air.
Looking at the dew point, we can see that for the month of December, you can expect that Tenerife will have a low humidty, and will feel very comfortable.
January is the month with the most comfort. It will have dry air, and will feel very comfortable. August is the most uncomfortable month. It will not be very humid, and will feel comfortable. In the graph, you can see that there is some difference between the most comfortable and most uncomfortable months
Humidity level for TenerifeHumidity level for Tenerife
Is December a good time to go to Tenerife Spain?
Trying to answer the question of whether December is a good time to go to Tenerife is not as easy as it first seems. Some people like colder weather, and others prefer a warmer climate. Some are fine with some humidity, and others are not. If your location has air conditioning, the night temperature is less important.
These are some examples. I will try to answer the question with a more generic person in mind. The more detailed information in this article should be enough to check further if this applies to you as well.
If we look at the average temperature for Tenerife in December, we can see that it will be fine for most people. In December, you can expect it to be really nice, with an average temperature of around 71°F / 22°C. As the humidty is low, it will feel very comfortable. During the night, it will be around 59°F / 15°C.
The number of overcast days is more than 5, but you can still the sun with around 8 sunny days and 18 partly sunny days.
The last aspect we will look at is rain. You can expect around 6 rainy days, with on average 1.3 inches / 32 mm of rain during December. More then 5 days rain per month makes the chance higher you will see some rain during a shorter stay. But a day with rain does not mean a day you can not enjoy.
We have looked at the average day temperature, the night temperature, humidity, the number of overcast days, and the rain. We think that December a good time to go to Tenerife Spain for most visitors.
Does it rain all day in Tenerife Spain in December?
In Tenerife, it does not rain all day in December. You can expect around 6 rainy days, with on average 1.3 inches / 32 mm of rain during the month.
Another way of looking at the rain is the number of sunny days. For Tenerife Spain, there are, on average 8 sunny days and 18 partly sunny days in December. That clearly shows that it is not raining all the time.
Is December the rainiest month in Tenerife Spain?
December is the month with the most rainy days, and it is the month with the most rain.
To answer what the rainiest month is in Tenerife, we will both look at the month with the most rain, and the month with the highest number of rainy days.
December is the month with the the highest number of rainiest days. On average, you can expect 6 days with rain. July is the month with the lowest number of rainy days, with aproximately 0 days.
December is the month with the most rain. This is not equal as the one with the most rainy days. On average, you can expect 1.3 inches / 32 mm of rain. July is the month with the least amount of rain. This is not the same month as the one with the lowest number of rainy days. You can expect approximately 0 inches / 0 mm of rain.
Is December the most sunniest month in Tenerife Spain?
December is the month with the most sunny days, not the month with the most partly sunny days, and it is not the month with the lowest number of overcast days.
To answer what the sunniest month is in Tenerife, we will of course look at the month with the most sunniest days, but also look at the month with the biggest number of days that are sunny or partly sunny.
December is the month with the highest number of sunny days. On average, you can expect 8 sunny days, and 18 partly suny days. July is the month with the lowest number of sunny days.
July is the month with the highest number of sunny days and partly sunny days combined. While February is the month with the lowest number of sunny days and partly sunny days combined.
The last thing we will look at is the number of overcast days. July is the month with the lowest number of overcast days. While January is the month with the highest number of overcast days.
Weather in Tenerife Spain in other months
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Weather Averages in Tenerife, Canaries
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19°C max day temperature
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6 hours of sunshine per day
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6 days with some rainfall
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10 hours of daylight per day
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75 mm of monthly rainfall
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4 (Moderate) UV index
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21°C sea temperature
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In Tenerife, as in the rest of Spain, the festive period is a little different from elsewhere. For example, the big family meal is on Christmas Eve (Nochebuena) rather than Christmas Day. And New Year’s Eve is called Nochevieja with locals seeing out the old year as much as seeing the new one in.
The Fería Regional de Artesanía de Canarias, held in Santa Cruz de Tenerife’s Recinto Ferial de Tenerife, offers an early opportunity to start Christmas shopping with a number of fashion designers, jewellery makers, and potters selling wares made on the island.
If you want to stay fit rather than get fat over the festive period, you can enter the K42 Canarias Anaga Marathon with races at K42, K21, K12, and KVertical levels.
To keep kids out of your hair during Christmas, take them to Santa Cruz de Tenerife’s PIT (Parque Infantil y Juvenil de Tenerife) with attractions including indoor football and inflatables.
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How hot is it in Tenerife in December?
Daytime temperatures usually reach 19°C in Playa de las Americas, Tenerife in December, falling to 13°C at night.
How sunny is it in Tenerife in December?
There are normally 6 hours of bright sunshine each day in Playa de las Americas, Tenerife in December – that’s 56% of daylight hours.
How warm is the sea around Tenerife in December?
The average sea temperature around Playa de las Americas, Tenerife in December is 21°C.
Does it rain in Tenerife in December?
There are usually 6 days with some rain in Playa de las Americas, Tenerife in December and the average monthly rainfall is 75mm.
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Tenerife Weather in December
December is a good time to visit Tenerife, as the weather is still warm and sunny.
You can expect warm, dry weather with clear blue skies and around seven hours of sunshine daily with the occasional rain shower.
Daytime temperatures reach an average high of 21°C (70°F) with a low of 15°C (59°F) at night.
December is still good for windsurfing, diving and deep-sea fishing as well as whale and dolphin watching excursions. It’s also an excellent time for playing golf and exploring the island by car, mountain bike or on foot.
Don’t miss the New Year’s Eve celebrations in Santa Cruz and La Laguna.
Mid-December onwards is considered peak season in Tenerife. You can expect more visitors, especially during the Christmas holidays, with the need to book accommodation and flights early.
Tenerife Weather Averages in December
Average Temperature (°C)
18°C (64°F)
Average High Temperature (°C)
21°C (70°F)
Average Low Temperature (°C)
15°C (59°F)
Hours of Sunshine (Daily)
7 hours per day
Hours of Daylight (Daily)
10
10 hours per day
Comfort Level
No heat & humidity in December
UV Index
4
Moderate
Days with some Rainfall
6 days
Average Monthly Rainfall (mm)
50mm
Sea Temperature (°C)
20°C (68°F)
Weather averages for Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain
Best time to visit Tenerife
With constant good weather, Tenerife is a 365-day-a-year destination.
For the best weather, visit Tenerife during July, August and September. Or, if you wish to avoid the high-season crowds, visit during spring and autumn when the climate is still pleasantly warm averaging 24°C.
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Weather in Spain in December | Barcelona, Madrid & More
Grey weather and light snow make Spain a picturesque destination to visit in the winter. If you’re planning a trip to Spain this low season, you may want to plan around which cities and areas will be the warmest.
Spain is beautiful at any time of year, with sightseeing and attractions available all-year-round. Thanks to cooler weather in December, you’ll be able to spend more time exploring Spanish culture and visiting local hotspots. Even if you can’t do much lounging on the beach.
Weather in Southern Spain in December
The more south you travel in Spain, the less likely it is that you’ll see snow. That said, a Spanish December is chilly and windy. So, don’t forget to pack some warm, winter attire and a light jacket for the daytime. Your best bet for finding warm weather is to travel along the southern coast of Spain in areas like Costa del Sol.
Madrid and Barcelona are also fairly warm during winter in Spain. You’ll be able to catch some sunlight during the day for sightseeing, but remember that the nights are much, much colder.
Hottest part of Spain in December
The warmest destinations in Spain in December are along the southern coast. Cities like Seville, Tenerife and Marbella are decidedly warmer during winter than other areas in Spain. You can expect a good deal of sunshine throughout the day. The nights, however, are still rather cold, averaging at about 6°C.
Seville, in particular, has a range of activities you can enjoy any time of year, from cultural landmarks to museums and restaurants. If you’re on a budget, you may want to make a bucket list of all the free activities to enjoy in Seville.
Barcelona weather in December
Barcelona is at its coldest during December. That said, its average temperature of about 12°C may be the warmest you’ll find during winter in Spain. You can certainly expect some sunshine during the day, but be prepared for a chilly wind.
If you’re looking for fun activities to indulge in during December, check out some of the sightseeing and walking tours in Barcelona. You can also visit the Santa Maria del Mar, a breathtaking Gothic church built in 1428.
Entrance to Santa Maria del Mar is free if you’d like to attend a mass, and as little as €8.50 if you’d prefer to tour the church towers and rooftop. This is a great way to experience some Spanish culture on a chilly day in Barcelona.
Madrid Weather in December
Madrid is one of the warmest cities in Spain in December. Daytime temperatures average at around 12°C, although nights are still freezing. Snow in Madrid is unlikely but it has been known to happen. So, be sure to pack the right clothes in order to stay warm.
One of the perks of visiting Madrid in December is that this is Spain’s low season. This means cheaper accommodation and less busy tourist attractions, so you can really soak up the Spanish atmosphere. Airbnbs in Madrid will likely be heavily discounted during December.
Costa del Sol Weather in December
Costa del Sol is pleasant and not too cool during December. Located on Spain’s southern coast, it is one of the more popular winter destinations amongst tourists. You can expect daytime temperatures of about 16°C.
It’ll be too cold to enjoy the beach during this time. However there are a host of sightseeing activities in Costa del Sol over the winter.
The Atarazanas Market in Malaga is especially popular, hosted in a stunning building with stained-glass windows. At the market, you can find food stalls with fresh local produce, olives, seafood and much, much more. Many of the merchants also sell beer on tap if you’re looking to enjoy some Spanish brew.
Murcia Weather in December
Murcia, Spain is a university city in the southeast. Expect some light rainfall in Murcia in December, as well as cold and windy weather. It will be far too cold to enjoy the beach in Murcia during this time. However, there are plenty of other activities tourists can enjoy.
You can visit Murcia’s landmark cathedral – the Catedral de Murcia – home to the tomb of King Alfonso the 10th. Touring the cathedral is a great option to keep you busy if the weather is cold in Murcia.
Another option is the Casino de Murcia, a famous landmark and private gentleman’s club. The club courtyard is beautiful and elaborate, and is actually modelled after Andalusian palaces.
Alicante Weather in December
Alicante is a port city along Spain’s Costa Blanca – the southeastern Mediterranean coastline. Alicante is known for its boulevards lined with beautiful palm trees, as well as its plazas and parks.
Alicante weather in December is fairly warm, with temperatures of 18°C at the warmest. You will likely see rain a few days a week, however, and experience some very cold nights.
If you’re looking for something fun to do away from the cold weather, you can visit Alicante’s archaeological museum. The museum has a range of displays, including one covering the medieval period and the prehistoric era.
Final Thoughts on the Weather in Spain, December
Spain is a country rich in culture, boasting attractions, sights and landmarks in nearly every city. Don’t let a bit of cold weather keep you from visiting in December, as there are more than enough activities to pique your interest.
Remember that December in Spain is low season, so it’s a great opportunity to see the country on a budget. Airbnbs are much cheaper than in the summertime, so you may want to consider planning your trip in the winter instead.
23 Warmest Places In Europe in December to Escape the Cold Winter
Want to escape the cold weather in Europe in December without leaving the continent? Here are the warmest places in Europe in December to choose from!
Summer is long gone and with the cold weather approaching, you are starting to long for a well-deserved winter holiday.
Sure, most people will say “ski trip”, but what about those who want to escape the cold and are looking for a warmer, sunnier destination?
If you are missing the warm feeling of sunshine on your skin and you feel the need for some temperate climate, then this guide is for you!
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The truth is, you don’t need to take off to some tropical faraway destination to take a break from the cold.
Even in Europe, there are still plenty of options that will satisfy your need for a blue and cloudless sky, without the need for an exhausting and expensive intercontinental flight.
So if you’re looking forthe warmest places in Europe in December to escape the cold, this post will give you the best and hottest places in Europe in December for your winter holiday in the sun!
But before we dive in, let’s look at the general weather in Europe in December.
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Europe weather in December
While some people instantly assume that the temperatures are the same across Europe in December, this is definitely not true.
The weather of Europe in December is very much varied with countries in Scandinavia experiencing brutal snowy winters with temperatures dropping to below zero sometimes while some countries especially those on the Mediterranean experience some sun and temperatures can go as high as 18°C (64°F).
So it really depends on the country itself. There are some countries in Europe you can visit to experience a snowy winter but there are some you can visit and enjoy some sun.
So in this article, I will be focusing on some of the warmest places in Europe in December. Read on and you might just find your perfect winter sun destination.
warmest places in Europe in December
In no particular order, here are the 23 warm places in Europe in December!
1. Madeira, Portugal
When it comes to choosing a warm place in Europe in December, the island of Madeira is worth taking into consideration. The island is blessed with pristine blue seawaters, beautiful sand beaches, and green cliffs.
The climate is temperate all year long, creating the illusion of a never-ending spring. Even in December, temperatures vary between 20°C (68°F) and 15°C (59°F) at its lowest.
Seawater temperature during wintertime is approximately 20°C (68°F), offering the rare opportunity for a December swim for the more daring.
Madeira is also the perfect choice for those who love a more adventurous vacation since there is plenty of opportunity for hiking and trekking in the region.
For a hike to remember, take a walk through the levadas footpaths (the local mountain trails) and enjoy some of the most incredible views in the world, surrounded byuncontaminated wilderness.
The best part is that you don’t need to worry about your hiking expertise too much. There are plenty of incredibly beautiful paths of all kinds of levels of difficulty, and fortunately, the weather conditions on the island are year-round perfect for excursions.
If you are a foodie, then you’ll want to have a taste of the typical Mediterranean cuisine that Madeira has to offer.
On the island, you will have no problem finding fresh, earthy ingredients. Among the most loved local dishes, you may want to try the Tuna in molho de vilão sauce or the typical Espetada steak, accompanied by Bolo do caco bread.
2. Cordoba, Spain
The picturesque city of Cordoba is located in Andalusia, in southern Spain. If you love a city with plenty ofart and historyto offer, then you may want to book a ticket to Cordoba this winter.
The city was once the capital of the Muslim empire in Spain, and its unique architecture is characterized by a mix of Roman, Neoclassical, Gothic-Renaissance influences, as well as examples of Arab-Islamic art that will blow you away.
The climate in Cordoba, and the Andalusia region in general, is good all year round. In December, the average temperature is 10.5°C (51°F), with the highest registered being 15°C (59°F) and the lowest at 6°C (43°F).
If you love food that’s spicy and rich in flavor, then you’ll love the typical meals that Cordoba has to offer.
Between typical breakfast sweets, tasty tapas, and elaborate dishes like the Flamenquín (jamón serrano wrapped in pork and eggs), you will find yourself missing theAndalusian cuisine once you go back home.
For those who love to cook, or just want to dive into another culture, try taking a cooking class! Let local experts guide you and learn how to prepare local Andalusian dishes on your own.
Also, many cooking classes include a shopping session at the most famous local farmer’s market, the Mercado La Corredera.
3. Costa Tropical, Spain
For those who are craving a break from the office and want to hit the beach, spending your winter holiday in Costa Tropical will be a great choice.
Costa Tropical is located in Andalucia, in particular in the Granada province, and is blessed with both splendid beaches and stunning scenery.
Even during wintertime, the weather in the Granada area is pleasant with mostly sunny days and a daily temperature that can vary from 18°C (64°F) to 11°C (52°F).
Costa Tropical is a destination for those who love spending their time at the beach, but this doesn’t mean just laying in the sun and taking the occasional bath. Water sports are a big thing in Costa Tropical!
If you are feeling adventurous, try taking akayak tour in the Acantilados de Cerro Gordo-Maro Natural Park or rent a small boat without the need for a license and go snorkelingin Maro and Cañuelo.
4. Sardinia, Italy
The Italian island of Sardinia is a real-life paradise, and up until a few years ago, it was still not a super touristy destination.
However, due to the increasingly good reputation of its pristine seaside, beaches, and wild vegetation, the best time of the year to visit the island is Autumn or Winter.
The weather on the island is usually great all year round with registered warm temperatures even during the colder months, varying between 15°C (60°F ) and 13°C (55°F).
You can find beautiful seashoreson all the perimeter of the island, and for this reason, it is recommended to take a tour of the entire region to fully enjoy everything that Sardinia has to offer.
Among the most famous beaches include the Arenas Biancas, the white beach of Golfo Aranci, Cala Brandinchi, Cala Mariolu, and Cala Goloritzè.
For a great picture,ask the locals to point you in the direction of the best “panorama”, the Italian term for “view”.
Yet, Sardina is not only famous for its nature but also for its art and history especially if you are passionate about exploring ancient locations and discoveringpre-historical artifacts.
Make sure to pay a visit to the Osini Heels to have a guided tour of the Nuraghi, the unique ancient architecture from the Bronze Age.
5. Crete, Greece
Blue sea, picture-perfect beaches, ancient temples, and a plate of souvlaki. Of course, I am talking about the iconic Greek-island holiday.
Even in December, with temperatures going from 17°C ( 63°F) to 14°C (57°F), the stunning island of Crete can be your perfect winter sun destination in Europe.
Whether you’re in Crete to drink wine at sunset or you are looking for more cultural activities, on the island, it is virtually impossible to get bored.
Once you feel you’ve spent enough time at the beach, the island still offers a lot since it was once the cradle of ancient Greek civilization!
Take an archeological guided tour of the fabled Knossos Palace, where the hero Theseus faced the minotaur in the labyrinth built by Daedalus.
Visit Heraklion, the main city on the island, or pay a visit to the Ideon Cave, the alleged birthplace of Zeus, father to all gods, for a truly mythological holiday.
6.
Tenerife, Spain
“You look so beautiful in this light
Your silhouette over me
The way it brings out the blue in your eyes
Is the Tenerife Sea”
It doesn’t take an Ed Sheeran song to know that Tenerife is one of the most beautiful warm places in Europe in December.
Home to a sunny sky and warm weather, Tenerife is blessed with a never-ending spring-like temperature that, even in December, can vary between 20 – 23°C (68 -73 °F). In fact, it can easily pass as the warmest place in Europe in December.
For a perfect day on a greek white sand beach, you will get plenty of choices in Tenerife. Some of the most loved by the tourists are El Medano Beach, Playa de las Teresitas, Playa Torviscas, and Playa Torviscas.
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However, if you are looking for a more secluded location away from the masses, then you may want to hit la Playa del Bollullo, located not far from Puerto de la Cruz.
For the foodies reading this guide, Tenerife has a lot to offer when it comes to fresh vegetables, fruit, and Pescado, or fish.
Try the typical churros de pescado (croquettes of fish), the Garbanzos soup or the Gofio escaldado (fish, garlic and red onions).
7. Fuerteventura, Canary Islands, Spain
Located in the Canary Islands in Spain, Fuerteventura is your typical subtropical island, with a twist!
The island may be located just 120 km (around 74 miles) from the African coastline, however, it is still a European destination, with all the advantages that this brings.
For a European hot-and-sunny winter destination, Fuerteventura is as good as it gets, with weather being consistently good even in December and temperatures oscillating between 22°C(72°F) and 17°C ( 62°F).
For a breathtaking view of the Ocean and unspoiled dune beach, visit the Parque Natural de Corralejo.
Among the most loved beaches on the Fuerteventura coastline, you won’t want to miss out on the Sotavento Beach or the postcard-like Playa de Cofete.
However, what makes Fuerteventura unique is its volcanic nature. Pay a visit to the Piscinas Naturales Aguas Verdes and enjoy the truly rare lava formations meeting the pristine emerald water.
8. Limassol, Cyprus
When visiting the Mediterranean island of Cyprus, you must take a couple of days to stop in Limassol. TripAdvisor chose Limassol as the 3rd up-and-coming destination in the world, and not without a reason.
Especially if you are traveling in December, the city presents a great alternative option to other more expensive European destinations.
Even during the coldest months, the city’s weather is consistently fortunate, with the average day temperature being 18°C (64°F) and never going under 9°C(48°F).
For what concerns precipitations, you may expect around 9 out of 31 days of rain in December.
If you consider yourself a history enthusiast, Limassol offers some pretty good Indiana Jones opportunities, such as the UNESCO archeological park of Kourion, Limassol’s Castle, the Kolossi Castle, or the Sanctuary of Apollo.
The city also offers a rich Archaeological Museum for those who really can’t get enough of ancient Greek and Roman history and artifacts.
9. Nice, France
Without leaving central Europe, you can still spend your winter holiday escaping the cold weather.
I am talking about the south of France, and in particular, Nice, whose winter temperature swings between 12°C (54°F) and 6°C (44°F).
With the greatest pride of the city being a huge wine and exquisite world-famous french cuisine haven, Nice is the perfect destination for food lovers.
Even while taking a stroll on the spectacular Promenade des Anglais, or through the picturesque narrow streets of the Vieille Ville (the Old City), you can still enjoy some of the most incredible street food.
Try the Socca, the emblematic street food of Nice, or a typical chickpea pancake that goes hand in hand with a glass of white wine.
With all that, Nice is not one of the most beautiful cities in France but also one of the warmer places in Europe in December.
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10. Barcelona, Spain
For a winter sun getaway in Europe in December, Barcelona is definitely a good choice and a personal favorite.
With the weather being agreeable and pleasant all year round, visiting the capital of Catalonia in December has the great advantage of avoiding the huge crowd of tourists that flood the city during spring and summertime.
The city has plenty to offer from a naturalistic, architectural, artistic, and cultural point of view.
But most of all,the city itself is pure Art. From visiting the Basilica of the Sagrada Familia, taking a stroll through the Gothic Quarter, to paying a visit to the stunning Parco Guell, Barcelona has it all.
Moreover, the city also offers plenty ofgreat partying opportunities, and that’s what makes it the perfect warm place in Europe in December for younger people.
And for an incredible view of the entire city, ride the Telefèric de Montjuïc!
11. Cagliari, Italy
Southern Italy is by definition the home of anever-ending summer. In Autumn, when the rest of Europe is busy baking pumpkins and drinking hot tea, people in the Italian island of Sardinia are still going for a swim in the Mediterranean sea.
Maybe you’ll want to avoid taking a swim in December, but you will still be able to have agreat time at the beachin Cagliari, where the winters are mild and temperatures are mostly steady around15°C (60°F) and never lower than 9°C(48°F) in December.
Cagliari has also a lot to offer in terms of art and architecture. Among the most famous attractions, you should definitely visit the Elephant tower, the San Pancrazio tower, and the Cathedral of Santa Maria.
When visiting the upper part of town, once you’ve arrived at the famous Saint Remy Bastion, ask the locals for the “ascensore”, the Italian word for “elevator”, and enjoy an amazing view of the city from the Umberto I terrace.
12. Seville, Spain
For a warm holiday in Europe in December away from snow and chilling temperatures, book your ticket now to Seville!
The capital of Andalusia is truly a southern European gem, and even in December, you will be able to visit the city without worrying too much about the cold. In fact, the temperature is pretty stable around 17°C (63°F) and 8 °C (47°F).
Seville is widely known for its monumental architecture that mixes European and Arabic influences.
However, what makes the city unique is its main park, the Parque de María Luisa, which cuts in half the city center and follows the path of the Guadalquivir river.
If you are a bird-watching enthusiast, this park will be a great opportunity to observe a great variety of different species, coexisting in this peculiar habitat within the city.
The capital of Andalusia is also a real Europeancapital of fun and nightlife. So, if you are traveling with a younger crowd, you will be blown away by the incredible open-air discotheques and clubs.
13. Valletta, Malta
When traveling to Valletta,feel free to leave home your scarf and beret (maybe not but you get the point)!
The weather on the island of Malta is super hot in the summer and warm and pleasant in the winter.
The average temperature in December is 15°C (60°F), which makes it the ideal location for those that want to spend their winter holiday in short sleeve t-shirts and tennis shoes.
The city is rich in history, culture, and monumental architecture, with a distinctive style that you won’t easily forget.
Valletta winds in a succession of ancient palaces, fortifications, bastions, gardens, and churches, all marked by the city’s unique baroque style.
If art is your thing, this could be your destination of choice. The whole city is an open-air museum and has been officially recognized as part of UNESCO.
14. Dubrovnik, Croatia
The city of Dubrovnik is characterized by a unique beauty that will stay with you long after you’ve come back home.
The city is an example of southern European historical architecture, faces the mediterranean sea, and is nothing less than spectacular.
The main attraction of the city is its iconic city walls. If you are somewhat of a TV show addict, then you will recognize them as the set of the worldwide popular TV showGame of Thrones.
If you love the show, then you won’t want to miss out on the opportunity of taking aguided GOT tour of the city.
Visit the Old town and at the same time re-live some of the most iconic scenes from the show such as the Slaying of King Robert’s bastards, Jaime’s return to King’s Landing, or the infamous Walk of shame.
15. Malaga, Spain
We are back in one of the warm European countries in December, Spain but this time to recommend you to visit Malaga, one of the gems of the southern part of the country.
With its mild winter and temperatures in December fluctuating between 18°C (64°F) and 9°C (49°F), Malaga is a good pick for those that crave a bit of sunshine.
I recommend visiting Malaga if you are a real art addict. The city was the birthplace and home of the famous painter Picassoand some of its greatest works are showcased in the Picasso Museum, thanks to over 300 artworks being donated by the Picasso family to the city.
Moreover, walking around the city, you will find many opportunities to mingle with the locals and engage in local traditions, stop for tapas with a beer or a glass of wine.
16. Algarve, Portugal
For a cloudless holiday, the southern region of the Algarve in Portugal is a top pick.
The entire region is blessed with year-round good weather as well as pristine, uncontaminated sandy shores and breathtaking cliffs overlooking the ocean.
When traveling during wintertime, you will have the unique opportunity to admire the naturalistic beauty of the region, away from the crowd of tourists that can’t be avoided during the summer.
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Among the best beaches in the region, I recommend spending a day at Praia da Marinha in Lagoa, one of the most scenic beaches in the world.
If you are a fan of long sandy shores, and you are looking to party or in general entertainment, then pay a visit to Praia da Rocha in Portimão.
And for the most incredible cliffs and a real-life postcard landscape, go to Praia da Dona Ana in Lagos.
17. Sicily, Italy
Home of great food, incredible sea, and a rich history that dates back to the Greek Empire, Sicily is one of the warm places in Europe in December that everyone should add to their winter bucket list.
The island doesn’t know cold weather and has plenty to offer. Since it is the biggest island on the Mediterranean sea, and traveling by public transport isn’t always the most accessible option, I recommend renting a car and having the full Sicilian experience by checking out of the list each of the most famous locations in the region.
First of all, I recommend visiting the capital of the region, Palermo. Then Syracuse and Agrigento, where you can find one of thegreatest ancient Greek archeological sites in the world. And for the perfect beach day, take a ferry to the Egadi Islands.
For the foodies reading this guide, I can guarantee you will find your heaven in Sicily. The perfect day? It starts with the typical breakfast,granita, and brioche.
Then, for lunch, arancini(deep-fried rice balls filled with whatever you like) and an espresso coffee. Finally, a light but unforgettable dinner withfreshly fished Mediterranean bluefish.
18. Monte Carlo, Monaco
You can’t say French Riviera without saying, Monte Carlo. Between the Formula One Monaco Grand Prix and the legendary Casino de Monte-Carlo, the city is an absolute symbol of luxury, fun, and entertainment.
For the car enthusiasts, I recommend visiting the impressive Private Collection of Antique Cars of H. S.H. Prince Rainier III.
However, if you are looking for a moment of relaxation away from the hustles and bustles of the city, then take a meditative stroll and a moment to decompress in the beautiful Japanese Gardens.
After a day spent visiting the city, Monte Carlo offers a lot in terms of nightlife, especially if you are in for some luxury partying!
With temperatures pendulating between 14°C (57°F) and 6°C (43°F), Monte Carlo is one of the best places to go in Europe in December.
19. Nicosia, Cyprus
For a winter holiday that’s both exotic and close to home, the island and republic of Cyprus are what you need.
The stunning island is located in the eastern part of the Mediterranean Sea, just south of Turkey, and its architecture and culture reveal influences from the Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot heritage.
The weather, even in December, is consistently good, with spring-like temperatures going from 17°C (63°F) to 10°C (49°F).
When visiting Cyprus, you can’t miss out on its capital, Nicosia. To get a better understanding of the complex and rich history of the island, visit the Cyprus Museum.
There are also other severalsites of both spiritual and artistic interest including the caravanserai of Büyük Han which is one of the most ancient buildings on the island.
Another must-see place is the Machairas Monastery, a monumental building overlooking a valley and surrounded by uncontaminated nature, and the UNESCO heritage site of the Panagia Asinou Church.
20. Granada, Spain
The city of Granada, Andalusia, has both incredible natural surroundings and an amazing architectural style that puts together influences from the European and Arabic worlds.
When visiting thislively and colorful city, a must-see is the Arabic quarter of Albaicín.
Then, if you are up for a bit of a walk, you can reach the Mirador San Nicolas, one of the best viewpoints in the city, and admire the Alhambra and the Sierra Nevada mountains.
In Albaicin, don’t miss out on the incredible Moorish palace, the former residence of Granada’s last Moorish King.
For a scenic stroll, you can visit the picturesque old Jewish quarter, but if you want to witness Granada’s culture in action, you should visit the Flamenco Barrio, Sacromonte.
21. Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, Spain
It doesn’t matter when you’re visiting the island, Gran Canaria is a perfect destination for backpackers and outdoors lovers that prefer a more adventurous holiday.
Especially if you love hiking, you should consider Gran Canaria as your perfect warm winter destination in Europe.
Avoid the tourists and the highest temperatures and enjoy hiking in the pristine nature and unbelievable landscapes that the Island has to offer.
For a truly unique outdoor experience, try one of the tours to the village of Tejeda and the incredible Roque Nublo.
Whether you are already an experienced surfer or a complete newbie who wants to try, Gran Canaria, with its signature good waves offers an ample choice of beaches wheresurfing is fun and easy to learn.
Also, if you are passionate about astronomy, there is no place better than Gran Canaria.
The stars can be observed, at high altitudes, particularly well on the island, thanks to an astronomical effect that the inhabitants call “donkey’s belly” or “Panza de Burro”.
For a starry sky to remember forever, visit the Astronomical Observatory of Temisas or the Roque Saucillo Astronomical Center.
22. Côte d’Azur (French Riviera), France
The Côte d’Azur, or French Riviera, has historically always been one of the most loved winter destinations in Europe.
Its mild climate and mostly serene weather, together with the classical beauty and the french-chic factor of the Riveraitself make it impossible not to take this region into consideration when planning your December winter sun vacations in Europe.
Whether you choose to visit one of the main cities, or you prefer to spend your time in the little towns that dot the region, the Côte d’Azur has indubitably a charm that cannot be matched.
Some of the most famous destinations include; Nice, Saint Tropez, and Cannes. Another smaller but picturesque town that’s worth visiting is Antibes.
For an alternative take on the French Riviera, just 10 minutes of sailing from the shore, you’ll be able to visit the paradise-like Porquerolles Island.
23. Mallorca, Spain
The Island of Mallorca, part of Spain’s Balearic Islands, is a holiday destination worth keeping in mind for every season.
Even in wintertime, its combination ofbeautiful nature, mountains, long shores, and remote bays, together with its distinctive architectural style and lively nightlife, makes Mallorca one of the warm places to visit in December in Europe and a place where everybody can have the best time.
When on the island, you have to visit the main city, the famous Palma de Mallorca, however, don’t miss out on the smaller and quaint towns in the internal part of the island.
Among the most loved destinations on the island, you will love Port de Sóller, and if you are interested in historical European landmarks, then pay a visit to the 14th-century royal fortress Bellver Castle.
If you love art, you may want to visit the town of Deia which is one of the most beautiful towns in Europe, famous for its distinctive colorful houses.
Here, you will have the chance to purchase original art from locals, and bring back home with you a piece of Mallorca, to forever remember the holiday or as a truly unique present for family and friends.
Final Thoughts on the Warmest Places In Europe In December
Thank you for reading this guide! Whether you’re thinking of booking a plane ticket to a Spanish island, planning a backpacking hike through Portugal, or picturing yourself sipping wine on the French Riviera, I truly hope that this guide has helped you choose the perfect warm place in Europe in December for you!
After all, you don’t need to leave Europe to enjoy a memorable winter holiday in the sun. Countries like Spain, Malta, some parts of Italy, Portugal, and France offer amazing temperatures even in December.
Have you been to any of these places? Which one do you consider the hottest place in Europe in December? Let me know your thoughts in the comments below!
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Weather in Tenerife in December 2022, water temperature in Tenerife
Check the weather for December before planning your holiday in Tenerife.
Average weather data includes daytime highs and nighttime lows in temperature, rainfall, hours of sunshine, and water temperature data.
Average temperature:
20 ° C
Average temperature during the day:
21 ° C
Average temperature at night:
18 ° C
SUCH hours:
9000 7
Precipitation in mm:
32 mm
Number of rainy days in a month:
18
Water temperature:
20°C0010
The weather is now
24 ° C
2 Forecast for 7 days
Air temperature (Max-Min) by
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in December 2019
in December 2018
in December 2017
in December 2016
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Light rain – up to 2.5 mm per hour, moderate rain – up to 8 mm per hour, heavy rain – more than 8 mm per hour, heavy rain from 30 mm.
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The maximum daytime temperature in Tenerife is 21.0000 °C, the minimum nighttime temperature is 14.0000 °C. The amount of precipitation in December is usually not more than 32 mm, and the number of hours of sunshine is not less than 7.
Weather in December in other resorts in Spain
Barcelona
15 ° C
Valencia
17 ° C
ibitsa
17 ° C
Canary Islands
21 ° C
Brava Costa
14 ° C
Dorada
13 ° C. Costa del Sol
17 ° C
Mallorca
16 ° C
Malaga
18 ° C
Tenerife
21 ° C
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Weather in Santa Cruz de Tenerife in December 2020 – water and air temperature
Weather in Santa Cruz de Tenerife in December 2020 – water and air temperature
December weather
Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Is it possible to swim in December
Is the weather good for excursions
Things to do in December
December weather archive
Holiday prices in December
Average daily air temperature
+19. 0°C
Day air temperature
+20.7°C
Air temperature at night
+18.1°C
Water temperature
+20.9°C
Rainfall
19 mm.
Number of rainy days
1 days
Relative humidity
26%
Sunrise time
07:50
sunset time
18:10
Daylength
10. 3-10.5 hours
Number of sunny days
19
Wind speed
5 m/s
Weather in Santa Cruz de Tenerife in other months
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Air temperature in Santa Cruz de Tenerife in December
According to statistics in recent years, the average air temperature in Santa Cruz de Tenerife during the day was
+20.7°C, at night +18.1°C. The highest temperature was observed
in December 2019 and
reached +29°C, the lowest
in December 2019 and
was +14°C.
How often does it rain
On average, December has only 1 rainy day in Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
Wind
The strongest wind was recorded in December 2019year and its gusts reached 11.9 m/s, the most
weak in December 2018 and its gusts reached 1.5 m/s.
Sunny, cloudy and overcast days
According to long-term statistics in Santa Cruz de Tenerife this month on average 19 sunny, 8 cloudy
and 4 cloudy days, which is great for sightseeing and walking.
Length of day
The length of daylight hours in December is about 10.3-10.5 hours. Most
early sunrise in December starts at 07:40 – December 1, the latest in
07:57 – 31 December.
The earliest sunset occurs at 18:08 – December 1, the latest at
18:19 – 31 December.
Relative air humidity
The air humidity in the month of December is about 26% – this is the wettest month of the year.
December water temperature in Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Is it possible to swim? The average water temperature in December is usually
+20. 9°C
which is not enough for a comfortable swim. The maximum sea temperature in December was recorded in 2017 and was 22.2°C,
the coldest in 2018 and amounted to 18.0°C.
Is the weather good for excursions
In December according to statistics and reviews
tourists in Santa Cruz de Tenerife the climate is great for walks and excursions. The temperature stays around +18.1°C..+20.7°C.
We rated the opportunity for leisure on a scale from 1 (unsuitable) to 10 (excellent)
Beach holiday
6/10
Excursions and walks
9/10
Hiking
7/10
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+17°
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+18°
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+18°
+25°
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+17°
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+17°
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+17°
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+17°
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+17°
+19°
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+17°
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+17°
+20°
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+15°
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+17°
+20°
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+18°
+21°
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+18°
+20°
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+16°
+21°
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+16°
+20°
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+18°
+21°
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+18°
+22°
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+17°
+21°
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+18°
+23°
+20°
30
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+18°
+22°
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+18°
+22°
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1
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+20°
+22°
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+19°
+21°
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+18°
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+18°
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+20°
+21°
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+19°
+19°
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+17°
+19°
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+17°
+19°
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+17°
+19°
+21°
10
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+17°
+20°
+21°
11
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+17°
+20°
+21°
12
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+17°
+18°
+21°
13
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+17°
+18°
+21°
14
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+16°
+18°
+21°
15
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+17°
+19°
+21°
16
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+18°
+20°
+21°
17
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+18°
+20°
+21°
18
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+16°
+18°
+21°
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+17°
+18°
+21°
20
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+16°
+18°
+21°
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+17°
+20°
+21°
22
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+17°
+18°
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+17°
+18°
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24
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+16°
+18°
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25
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+16°
+19°
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26
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+16°
+18°
+20°
27
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+15°
+18°
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28
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+17°
+18°
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29
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+17°
+18°
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+17°
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+17°
+20°
+20°
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+17°
+19°
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+17°
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762 mmHg
Yu, 2. 9 m/s
83.4%
3
December
+17°
+22°
+18°
760 mmHg
Yu, 2.3 m/s
78.6%
4
December
+17°
+23°
+19°
758 mmHg
Yu, 2. 9m/s
57.4%
5
December
+18°
+22°
+19°
758 mmHg
Yu, 2.9 m/s
62.1%
6
December
+18°
+23°
+19°
760 mmHg
Yu, 3. 1 m/s
69.3%
7
December
+19°
+25°
+19°
763 mmHg
Yu, 2.6 m/s
67.9%
8
December
+17°
+20°
+19°
763 mmHg
Yu, 4. 0 m/s
83.8%
9
December
+17°
+21°
+19°
763 mmHg
Yu, 2.8 m/s
86.4%
10
December
+18°
+22°
+19°
763 mmHg
Yu, 2. 0 m/s
66.6%
11
December
+17°
+20°
+19°
763 mmHg
Yu, 3.6 m/s
80.0%
12
December
+18°
+19°
+19°
763 mmHg
Yu, 4. 6 m/s
76.1%
13
December
+17°
+20°
+19°
764 mmHg
Yu, 3.6 m/s
76.0%
14
December
+17°
+19°
+18°
765 mmHg
Yu, 3. 5 m/s
80.8%
15
December
+16°
+20°
+18°
765 mmHg
Yu, 3.8 m/s
78.4%
16
December
+17°
+20°
+18°
764 mmHg
Yu, 3. 4 m/s
80.3%
17
December
+17°
+21°
+18°
763 mmHg
Yu, 1.9 m/s
81.4%
18
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+17°
+20°
+18°
762 mmHg
Yu, 1. 5 m/s
64.4%
19
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+15°
+24°
+18°
762 mmHg
Yu, 4.1 m/s
47.4%
20
December
+17°
+20°
+18°
764 mmHg
Yu, 2. 8 m/s
80.6%
21
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+16°
+19°
+18°
764 mmHg
Yu, 3.8 m/s
84.3%
22
December
+16°
+22°
+18°
763 mmHg
Yu, 2. 9m/s
75.4%
23
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+17°
+21°
+18°
761 mmHg
Yu, 6.3 m/s
57.3%
24
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+18°
+21°
+18°
760 mmHg
Yu, 8. 9 m/s
55.9%
25
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+18°
+20°
+18°
760 mmHg
Yu, 6.3 m/s
68.8%
26
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+16°
+21°
+18°
762 mmHg
Yu, 1. 9 m/s
70.6%
27
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+17°
+20°
+18°
763 mmHg
Yu, 2.5 m/s
71.1%
28
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+16°
+19°
+18°
763 mmHg
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79.5%
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+16°
+19°
+18°
762 mmHg
Yu, 3.6 m/s
74.1%
30
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+15°
+18°
+18°
760 mmHg
Yu, 2. 5 m/s
74.6%
1
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+16°
+18°
+18°
760 mmHg
Yu, 3.0 m/s
70.3%
2
December
+16°
+20°
+18°
763 mmHg
Yu, 3. 8 m/s
59.4%
3
December
+16°
+23°
+19°
757 mmHg
Yu, 4.0 m/s
62.9%
4
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+18°
+21°
+19°
756 mmHg
Yu, 3. 6 m/s
62.9%
5
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+15°
+22°
+19°
757 mmHg
Yu, 3.0 m/s
59.8%
6
December
+16°
+21°
+18°
754 mmHg
Yu, 2. 5 m/s
63.3%
7
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+15°
+23°
+18°
756 mmHg
Yu, 3.9m/s
59.1%
8
December
+17°
+22°
+18°
760 mmHg
Yu, 5. 9 m/s
62.4%
9
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+17°
+22°
+18°
763 mmHg
Yu, 9.4 m/s
64.3%
10
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+17°
+22°
+18°
764 mmHg
Yu, 8. 9m/s
59.8%
11
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+15°
+22°
+18°
763 mmHg
Yu, 6.9 m/s
64.0%
12
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+18°
+22°
+18°
763 mmHg
Yu, 9. 1 m/s
64.0%
13
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+17°
+22°
+18°
763 mmHg
Yu, 11.9m/s
64.3%
14
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+16°
+21°
+18°
763 mmHg
Yu, 9. 3 m/s
55.9%
15
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+17°
+21°
+18°
760 mmHg
Yu, 3.9 m/s
66.9%
16
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+16°
+21°
+18°
757 mmHg
Yu, 4. 0 m/s
66.1%
17
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+15°
+23°
+18°
754 mmHg
Yu, 4.0 m/s
59.9%
18
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+17°
+19°
+18°
760 mmHg
Yu, 3. 6 m/s
71.5%
19
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+14°
+22°
+18°
759 mmHg
Yu, 4.4 m/s
68.8%
20
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+14°
+22°
+18°
760 mmHg
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72.1%
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+14°
+22°
+18°
761 mmHg
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76.0%
22
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+14°
+22°
+18°
762 mmHg
Yu, 2. 6 m/s
74.0%
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+17°
+23°
+18°
761 mmHg
Yu, 6.4 m/s
63.9%
24
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+17°
+23°
+18°
759 mmHg
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70.1%
25
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+16°
+29°
+18°
758 mmHg
Yu, 3.4 m/s
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26
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+17°
+28°
+19°
758 mmHg
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30.0%
27
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+18°
+25°
+19°
758 mmHg
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42.4%
28
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+16°
+27°
+19°
758 mmHg
Yu, 4. 3 m/s
35.0%
29
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+18°
+25°
+19°
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Yu, 4.6 m/s
30.3%
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+17°
+26°
+19°
759 mmHg
Yu, 4. 0 m/s
29.5%
1
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+16°
+26°
+19°
761 mmHg
Yu, 5.0 m/s
22.4%
2
December
+15°
+22°
+19°
762 mmHg
Yu, 4. 8 m/s
55.0%
3
December
+15°
+21°
+18°
764 mmHg
Yu, 5.1 m/s
41.4%
4
December
+18°
+19°
+0°
767 mmHg
Yu, 8. 0 m/s
75.1%
5
December
+18°
+22°
+18°
762 mmHg
Yu, 7.1 m/s
64.8%
6
December
+16°
+22°
+18°
762 mmHg
Yu, 7. 8 m/s
69.0%
7
December
+18°
+22°
+18°
760 mmHg
Yu, 5.3 m/s
72.5%
8
December
+17°
+20°
+18°
757 mmHg
Yu, 3. 4 m/s
71.0%
9
December
+15°
+22°
+18°
757 mmHg
Yu, 2.9 m/s
75.6%
10
December
+17°
+22°
+18°
757 mmHg
Yu, 5. 5 m/s
70.9%
11
December
+15°
+22°
+18°
760 mmHg
Yu, 2.5 m/s
68.0%
12
December
+16°
+22°
+18°
761 mmHg
Yu, 6. 0 m/s
64.1%
13
December
+16°
+19°
+12°
763 mmHg
Yu, 3.0 m/s
73.1%
14
December
+15°
+22°
+18°
762 mmHg
Yu, 4. 9 m/s
71.8%
15
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+17°
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762 mmHg
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757 mmHg
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+19°
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Holidays in Spain in December 2020.
Prices for tours to Spain with children. Weather in December, water and air temperature.
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or for the colder season. If your vacation is in December, but you have already decided that you want to go to Spain, then this country, which does not look like a skiing country, can offer you more than thirty wonderful winter resorts. Holidays in Spain in December 2020 cannot but be liked. After all, all Spanish resorts are equipped according to the highest class, the tracks are simply magnificent, the infrastructure of hotels is well developed. Skiers from all over the world come here.
Spain in December pleases with the weather. It is also interesting that in Andalusia, in the Sierra Nevada, skiing can be perfectly combined with a seaside holiday. It is the southernmost ski region in Europe. And Spain in December 2020 will not be different from previous seasons.
Tours to Spain in December
In the Aragonese Pyrenees, in Catalonia, resorts are known for their high slopes and sharp elevation changes, so if you are already an experienced skier, then you are here. In Catalonia you can also enjoy other outdoor activities such as mountain biking, paragliding. Gorgeous cozy restaurants serving delicious Catalan cuisine and incendiary music always sound, will add additional charm to winter holidays in the mountains. Tours to Spain in December 2020 can be ordered now to finish all the work before the rest.
Holidays on the islands.
If you still miss summer, you can relax in the islands Tenerife , Fuerteventura . They are located near the African coast and attract tourists from all over the world with tons of cubic meters of sand brought by dust storms from the Sahara.
Spain is good at any time of the year: winter Barcelona and Valencia are especially beautiful. Spain is quite calm in early December, in mid-December it will delight you with Christmas preparations, and at the end of the month it will surprise you with Saint Simpleton’s Day. The holiday is an analogue of our April 1st.
Winters in Spain are warm but not hot, which means you can enjoy a variety of excursions to the fullest. Be sure to visit at least a couple of castles. Spain has a lot of forts, watchtowers and fortresses. 165 luxurious castles are open to visitors, many of which are both palaces and hotels. Tours to Spain in December are also popular because all the castles can be visited in winter.
Real winter in Spain
If you want to feel the winter, then you should go to the Balearic Islands. Spain in December leaves only the best reviews, especially about the Balearic Islands. Even in summer it is not too hot here, and in winter it is just cold. In the city of Palma de Mallorca, you can see a lot of architectural monuments – this is the old trading exchange of La Lonja, and the Cathedral, and the Belvedere castle, built in the 13th century. If you want to see ancient Spain – find Mori street. Time seems to have no power over it; practically nothing has changed in seven centuries.
Old blown glass windows can still be seen in many houses. But one of the main attractions of this city is Dragon Caves . These are stalactite caves located in the eastern part of the island. Nearby there are Arta Caves , which are known for their amazing beauty and bizarre rock formations. If you have already visited Palma de Mallorca, you should definitely see the Knight’s Tournament, and if you want, you can also visit the national bullfighting festival. It is held in the central square of the city, and Torreros from all over Spain participate in it. In December, prices are slightly reduced because there are fewer tourists, which means that the saved money can be spent on buying souvenirs.
The second capital of Spain.
Don’t forget about Madrid, the second capital of Spain. It would not hurt to walk along the main boulevard of Madrid – Prado . For tourists, this is the most attractive place. Nearby you can see one of the most luxurious hotels in the country – the Ritz Hotel, built for guests of the wedding of King Alfonso XIII in 1906. There are a lot of attractions in Spain, so vouchers to Spain for December are sold out in the same way as vouchers in the hot months of summer. But if you manage to buy last-minute tours to Spain in December, then you may be able to save money again.
Weather in December.
The weather in Spain in December is special, almost everywhere it is quite warm and sunny. The temperature in Spain in December, for example, in the southern part of the country is about 17 C plus, in the north and in the center 13-15C. But the nights can surprise you, even in Madrid in the morning you can sometimes see frost. In the north of Spain, you can get caught in the rain, and even under the snow.
Holiday World Maspalomas | Amusement park in Gran Canaria
Holiday World Maspalomas center is an amusement and leisure park located in the south of Gran Canaria where both children and adults will be able to enjoy. Within the Holiday World you will find the mythical adrenaline-releasing attractions (for practically all ages). You can also have a good time with your loved ones in its bowling alley, escape rooms, karaoke and children’s area with space reserved for birthdays. Lastly, we recommend eating or having a drink at its Nomad Gastro Market. A gastronomic space with more than 10 different proposals to eat delicious while having a good time. We will tell you how our visit was below. Let’s go!
Holiday World Maspalomas at night
Holiday World Maspalomas Center, Gran Canaria
This Gran Canaria amusement park is just a few minutes’ drive from the tourist areas of Playa del Inglés and Maspalomas. As we see it, it is a mandatory stop if you are looking for plans to do with children on the island, although let us tell you that the entertainment offer for adults is unique in the Canary Islands and highly recommended. We had a great time and we will tell you about it below in a video in our YouTube channel. The park is divided into several entertainment spaces. We will explain them one by one in the next lines. Join us!
Wooland Fun Park, amusement park in Gran Canaria
One of the fundamental pieces of Holiday World Maspalomas is its amusement park Wooland Fun Park. Here they have a roller coaster that goes over 60km/h, we let out a few screams hehe. They also have a ferris wheel with panoramic views of the south of Gran Canaria. On the other hand, we loved reliving the experience of the mechanical bull and the pirate ship. Likewise, for the most daring, they also have the mythical free fall or sky drop (adult and children’s version), the loop turn, carousel, among others.
Aerobat for adults and older kidsMechanical toro in Holiday WorldFerris wheel Holiday World MaspalomasCarousel Holiday World Maspalomas
Finally, for the little ones they also have options that will make your child spend one of the best days of his life. For example, bumper cars, a jungle carousel, flying chairs, inflatable boats and quads, among many more.
TIP: if you book online at the Holiday World site they have a reduced price for adults and children
✔ Holiday World Maspalomas center. Price Wooland Fun Park
Admission to Wooland Fun Park allows you to use all the attractions and for the whole day. That is, you can enter and leave the park as many times as you want. Prices are as follows:
–Special prices for residents:
Child € 9.90 (Friday to Sunday € 11.90)
Adult € 5.90 (Friday to Sunday € 7.90)
Senior € 2.90
–General prices:
Child € 14. 90 (Friday to Sunday € 15.90)
Adult € 10.90 (Friday to Sunday € 11.90)
Senior € 5.90
Holiday World MaspalomasDining room for birthday celebrations
Swing Bowling
The Swing bowling alley is another big attraction at Holiday World Maspalomas. It has 16 slopes and is the largest in Gran Canaria. Next to the bowling alley is the Mr. Kale restaurant with healthy cuisine. Here you can order whatever you want to eat while playing a game of bowling. The price per court and for 50 minutes is €30 and this includes a maximum of 5 players. You can make your track reservation here.
The largest bowling alley in Gran Canaria.
Karaoke Bamm. 4 super cool theme rooms
In the Holiday World Karaoke you will be able to pretend to be a star and sing your favorite songs. You can choose from more than 30,000 options and in different languages. Likewise, they give you the option to choose between four themed rooms: the tropical room, the 80’s room, the factory room (industrial type) and the pool room with a ball pool to add more fun to the experience.
Karaoke Pool Holiday World
The price of Karaoke is €60 per room and you can stay for up to one hour and 40 minutes. During the pandemic, a maximum of 12 people can be in each room, but this number decreases in phases 3 and 4 that only groups of 6 are allowed. On the other hand, you should know that inside each room there is a bell that notifies the restaurant directly Mr. Kale and they bring you whatever you want to drink or eat. The ball pool karaoke is usually busy, so we recommend you book it in advance here.
Escape Rooms Anthology
Within the Holiday World leisure offer you will also be able to solve the mysteries of 4 different escape rooms. And what is an escape room? Well, it is a room in which, with the help of your partner or team, you will have to follow a series of clues to be able to leave within a certain time. They have two intermediate level rooms, one basic level and one high difficulty level.
In order not to reveal any clues, we will not share photos of the room we visited
The time you have to solve all the puzzles and leave the room is a maximum of 45 minutes. We tried the intermediate level one and we didn’t manage to finish it on time. It was our first escape room, but we will repeat the experience for sure. You can check the rates and book on their website, the price varies depending on the number of participants.
Nomad Gastro Market in Holiday World Maspalomas Center
Finally, all this leisure offer can be complemented with a wide range of places to eat at its Nomad Gastro Market. Here you have more than 10 different national and international food options with the advantage of being able to share food from different places in a common space. Access to the Holiday World restaurants is independent of the park entrance, that is, you can go eat without having to pay the park entrance fee. We have a super detailed article about this gastro market in our section on places to eat: Nomad Gastro Market. Take a look and enjoy!
Nomad Gastro MarketAmusement park Holiday World
Video of the Holiday World
Below you can check a video of our visit to Holiday World, you can activate the English subtitles. You can see more videos about things to do in Gran Canaria in our YouTube channel.
Did you already know the Holiday World Maspalomas Center? Without a doubt, a great plan to take into account to enjoy with family and/or friends on the island. Remember that they organize birthday parties and are already open on Saturdays and Sundays from noon. You can check the updated schedules of each of the spaces in the park here. On their website you will also find the schedule of events. Share this article with whom you would like to visit the park and… until next time localguiders!
Amusement Parks Gran Canaria | Dunas Hotels & Resorts
This island, which is characterized mainly by its excellent climate and the fantastic coastal areas, has much more to offer. Explore numerous possibilities that both visitors and locals can enjoy every day.
Today we would like to talk about amusement parks in Gran Canaria, which, together with the theme parks, are among the best leisure facilities on this island, in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean.
Thanks to their interesting offer, the theme parks attract not only families, but all different kinds of audiences. The facilities offer the opportunity to spend an unforgettable day.
If you are planning a holiday with varied activities, this island is just right for you. As you may have read in other articles about Gran Canaria, the island offers endless possibilities to make each day a unique experience.
In addition to the excellent places, on both the coastal and inland areas, which made this island known as the “miniature continent”, there are a number of very interesting possibilities that will make your holiday on this touristy canary island simply perfect. Enjoy places like:
Agricultural markets
Museums
Viewing points
Theatres
Gran Canaria’s amusement parks also offer a wide range of opportunities for everyone. Below we will list the most important ones, so you can choose the best itinerary for you stay.
The following parks offer ideal opportunities for the whole family in Gran Canaria. If you are travelling to the island together with your children, you will find all the important information about the different family activities on the island in the following article:
What to do with children in Gran Canaria
Gran Canaria offers a wide range of different theme parks to spend an unforgettable day.
The creation of these parks can largely be traced back to the boom in tourism in the 1980s, when investment in infrastructure increased and many businessmen relied on this type of investment.
Let’s start with one of the best leisure centres in Gran Canaria:
Holiday World Maspalomas Center: fun for everyone
Thanks to its wide range of new attractions, the Holiday World Maspalomas Center has always been a popular choice amongst tourists, locally as well as nationally and internationally.
In addition, the new redesign of the park, which reopened the summer of 2019, offers attractions and services for all kind of target groups, making it one of the best ways to enjoy an eventful day in Gran Canaria.
Among the most interesting features of the new Holiday World Maspalomas Center are the following:
Attractions: Traditional rides reinvented, to please the little ones. Like this you will be able to fully enjoy every single moment in this amusement park.
Restaurants: A high quality gastronomic offer, characterized by the extensive multiculturalism of Gran Canaria. In the new Holiday World Maspalomas Center you can enjoy a wide gastronomical offer. From the most selected dishes to simple recipes.
Bowling: Experience the first bowling alley in Gran Canaria with 16 professional lanes. Challenge your friends and find out which one of you has the best technique and accuracy.
Karaoke: Become a rock star and amaze with your voice in one of the four theme rooms with more than 8,000 multilingual songs.
Escape Rooms: Become a detective and conduct the necessary experiments to escape the room. Work in a team and experience the new way of entertainment together with your friends.
Gym: Get in shape on the 2,400 m² gym and enjoy guided classes, the sauna or the heated pool.
The Holiday World Maspalomas Center is one of the best theme parks in Gran Canaria. The perfect choice for your family and friends.
Aqualand Maspalomas
The most famous water amusement park in Gran Canaria and one of the best amongst the Canary Islands.
Spend a great time while enjoying the excellent climate that fills the island practically all year round with an average annual temperature of 22 degrees, sliding down the fast and funny slides of the Aqualand Maspalomas.
Angry Birds Activity Park
The funny birds of the famous video game have built their nest in the south of Gran Canaria. With a playground for children, where the little ones will have a great time with the funny and colourful attractions.
A great way to enjoy a day together with your family and watch your children have endless fun together with the main characters of this famous animation.
Palmitos Park
One of the best zoos in Gran Canaria, where you can discover the worldwide animal diversity. A special place for children, where they will primarily experience the beauty of nature.
Have fun with the famous dolphin and parrot park shows.
The Palmitos Park is one of the most famous theme parks in Gran Canaria and a prize winner in tourism on the island.
Sioux City
This Wild West theme park will immerse you in an incredible experience that will make you feel like you are in the middle of a western movie.
Grab your cowboy hat and saddle your horse to enjoy unique shows that look like they were shot right in the Wild West.
5 theme and leisure parks in Gran Canaria that will give you a varied holiday full of unique experiences. No matter if you travel together with your family or friends.
Gran Canaria has a very interesting hotel offer that complements the days in the amusement park with all the services you need to enjoy your stay on the island to a maximum.
We offer you 3 great hotels to enjoy a holiday full of fun and positive impressions together with your family and friends.
Maspalomas Resort by Dunas and Suites & Villas by Dunas
The Maspalomas Resort by Dunas and Suites & Villas by Dunas are hotels located close to the famous Dunes of Maspalomas. With well-kept gardens and spectacular pool facilities, as well as spacious and perfect rooms to enjoy the privacy and tranquility you deserve during your holiday in Gran Canaria.
An ideal option after an eventful day full of attractions. The perfect hotel to rest and relax.
Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas
The Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas is one of the best all-inclusive hotels in Gran Canaria, thanks to its excellent services, like the unique gastronomic offer, the swimming pool, room service and the excellent Duni world.
The group’s mascot and the professional entertainers, offer a varied programme so the youngest hotel guests can enjoy a holiday full of fun.
Three perfect hotels to enjoy the best amusement parks in Gran Canaria and to experience your trip to the Canary Islands to its best.
Theme parks in Gran Canaria
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Seacoast view and Monte Carlo group tour from Nice
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Barcelona City Tour
Barcelona continually tops Europe’s city break charts – it’s a buzzing metropolis with the power to bowl any visitor over. Discover Poble Espanyol, Sagrada Familia, Las Ramblas, Plaça Espanya and Montjuïc and more. You’ll start at Poble Espanyol, famous for its replicated buildings from over 15 areas of Spain. And don’t forget the Sagrada Familia, a church resembling a wave-worn sandcastle – a legacy of legendary local architect Antoni Gaudi.There’s time for a stroll along the pedestrianised Las Ramblas and to visit La Boqueria indoor market. A panoramic drive through Plaça Espanya and over Montjuïc Mountain, with its bird’s-eye views of the city and waterfront, round off the day.
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Otranto Half-day Tour from Salento Ionian Coast
Lauded as one of the most beautiful towns in Italy, Otranto delivers on great views and a fascinating past. Spend a few hours here soaking up the scenery, shopping in the market, or losing yourself in the maze-like medieval centre. A must-see is the Romanesque cathedral, famous for its ornate mosaic floor.
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Cave Buggy Tour
You’ll get a close-up look at the Dominican countryside on this thrilling off-road adventure. Riding a low-slung buggy, you’ll drive through winding rural dirt tracks all the way to the famous Domitai Cave Park and visit a typical Dominican home to learn how the locals make cocoa and coffee. There’ll be a swim stop at a cave with a natural pool, too.This Terracross safari is geared for mud-splattered, high-octane fun. But that’s not all. Your expert local guide will bring you to villages and an organic co-op ranch. Here, you’ll learn all about coconut oil, sugarcane, coffee and chocolate as well as the unique Dominican chocolate tea. And you’ll get to taste a few of them, too, along with the national tipple, mamajuana.You’ll also get to swim in a cenote, too. These rocky sinkholes with clear, fresh water are a joy to swim in. And as Domitai Park is a private venue, there are fewer crowds and vendors than at other cenotes.
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Desert experience – private Wahiba sands full-day tour
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Things to do in Gran Canaria with kids
The sunny Spanish island Gran Canaria is the perfect place for an unforgettable family vacation. But what are the best things to do in Gran Canaria with kids?
Belonging to the Canary Islands archipelago, Gran Canaria is sometimes called the “miniature continent” because of the huge diversity of fauna, flora, and climate in a small space here. On the island, you can see volcanoes, dunes, pine forests, and tropical vegetation, thanks to which Gran Canaria has the status of a UNESCO biosphere reserve. There are also large tourist centers full of monuments. And all this can be admired all year round thanks to the beautiful weather.
Aqualand Maspalomas
Aqualand Maspalomas with an area of 13,000 m2 is the largest water park in Gran Canaria. The property is open all year round and features 33 slides and 13 entertainment attractions. The children will not want to leave. All ages will have fun here. The specialty of the water park is swimming in the pool with sea lions (not included in the ticket price, must be arranged individually).
Holiday World Maspalomas / Gran Canaria Park is located near the resort of Maspalomas in the south of Gran Canaria. It offers more than 30 attractions, which are accompanied by entertainment shows, gastronomic venues and much more. Here you will find a ferris wheel, roller coaster, chain carousel, merry cups, autodrome, air bumper boats, air drop or quad bikes. For the youngest children, there are pony rides, performances with parrots or a 4D cinema. It’s up to you, you decide how you want to have fun!
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Camel Safari
Camel Safari Park La Baranda is located about 12 km from Playa del Inglés in the Fataga Nature Reserve, which has been declared a special protection area. Here you will find the “Oasis of a Thousand Palms”, in which you will feel like in the Orient. You will discover tropical gardens with various fruit trees, such as papaya, mango, guava, etc., on an area of more than 10,000 square meters.
But the main ones here are the camels. You will ride a camel caravan, you can also feed them here. You will meet D. Gustavo, a kissing camel, very popular with young and old.
There is a restaurant in the park where you can enjoy typical island dishes, and a museum with historic Canarian farm implements.
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Natural Reserve of Las Dunas de Maspalomas
The desert landscape of Dunas de Maspalomas, sometimes adorned with sand dunes up to ten meters high, is often called the “Little Sahara”. It is one of the most famous and sought-after tourist attractions in the entire Canary Islands.
The Dunas de Maspalomas stretch in sight of the Faro de Maspalomas, a lighthouse that has become a hallmark of the area. It is also the southernmost place on the island of Gran Canaria.
The Maspalomas dunes were not formed by blown sand from the African desert, as is sometimes mistakenly stated. Their origin is much more prosaic – they are of marine origin, they were formed from corals crushed by waves.
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Elder Museum of Science and Technology
The Elder Museum of Science and Technology is a science-interactive center with more than 20 departments dedicated to the reproduction of major world scientific discoveries. The motto of the man is “Touch is allowed”.
The museum is spread over four floors full of interactive exhibits. There is also a 3D cinema and a planetarium. The ground floor of the museum, called Tecnos, is dedicated to technology. Everything is possible here, from piloting a powerful fighter jet and learning what the plane is from inside, to simulating the dizziness provided by the Robocoaster attraction, or entering the virtual reality and driving simulator.
The first floor is divided into two parts, Xploratorium and Gaia, which contain physics, mathematics and biology, a planetarium, the Dome of the Waves, a cetacean area in the Canary Islands and a science workshop where various experimental activities take place.
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On the second floor there is a temporary exhibition hall and also a space dedicated to the Canarian engineer Agustín de Betancourt, a place where you can discover works developed by this famous engineer through interactive models.
On the third floor, there is a mural of the pioneers, a virtual walk through the history and creations of the men and women who created the scientific knowledge, as well as the Canary Research Center. There is also a 3D cinema that offers the spectator to enjoy the most amazing landscape in the world without leaving Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.
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Poema del Mar Aquarium
The giant aquarium in the capital Las Palmas is a relatively new attraction that opened at the end of 2017. Its founders are the same people who are behind Loro Park and Siam Park on the island of Tenerife. In the local facility, which has the shape of a huge wave from the outside, you will see over 350 species of animals in close proximity in the glass corridors. It is one of the largest aquariums in Europe.
The park is divided into three parts – Jungle, Deep Ocean and Coral Reef. Most impressive is the faithful presentation of the various ecosystems that allow the visitor to move to different parts of the world for a while. Among the many animals that can be seen in this Poema del Mar aquarium are crocodiles, four-eyed fish, big black piranhas, pig turtles, blacktip sharks, coconut crabs, jellyfish or electric eels, which can produce shocks of up to 850 volts.
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Sioux City Park
Western town Sioux City One of the great attractions of the island of Gran Canaria – an imitation of life in the western town. Here you will find cowboys, horseback riding and classic buildings that we know from movies. As soon as you enter the amusement park, you will feel like one of the inhabitants of the Wild West. If you decide to walk through the city, you can become part of a bank robbery and see a sheriff facing real outlaws.
Be sure to visit the local animal farm: Canary goats, cows, ponies, donkeys, chickens and more. You can also dress like a real cowboy or an Indian at the local store and, of course, take away unforgettable memories of the great times of the American Wild West, but in the Canary Islands.
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Cocodrilo Park Gran Canaria
This park is not just a specialized zoo, but was established as a rescue center for exotic fauna. There are placed animals that were illegally imported, confiscated on the black market, or that were taken away from the owners due to unsuitable conditions for their breeding, or due to abuse. Crocodiles are the largest here. They have several species here and the annotated show during feeding is also interesting. They are doing well here, so you can see even very cute, small, but very dangerous offspring several months old. Of course, it is possible to take pictures with a crocodile.
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The crocodile park also hosts shows of various animals bred here, with an explanation of their needs, breeding, attractions and their story of how they got to the zoo. You have the opportunity to look at them very closely, and if you dare, to stroke them. Such as various snakes, lizards, turtles, goats, parrots, felines and canines and the local dog breed Perro de presa canario – Canary Mastiff. Another interesting and annotated program is feeding tigers. There is also a restaurant in the park, which works on the principle of fast food.
Everything you spend here goes to support the breeding of animals in this facility.
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Palmitos Park
Palmitos Park is the largest zoo on the island. It’s not as big as Loro Parque on Tenerife, but it looks a lot like it. The biggest attraction here is the dolphin show and the children’s favorite show with parrots, where 10 big birds will be introduced, who have rehearsed various funny scenes. Both shows can be watched several times a day. Surprisingly, the show with predators, who have their mannerisms as the main stars, is also very funny, and sometimes it happens that during the exhibition they fly away and falconers release one predator after another to lure them back on the trip home.
In Palmitos Park you will find a large aquarium with a plethora of colorful fish. The butterfly factory is also very interesting, where beautiful butterflies hatch, fly all around and even land on you and make a live decoration. You will also find a greenhouse with beautiful orchids. The park is one large garden where something blooms in every season. You walk under mature ficus trees, which many people have at home, only in a much smaller design, or around two-meter shrubs, flowers, various types of cacti and succulent plants.
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Angry Birds Activity Park
Angry Birds Activity Park is the only amusement park in southern Europe licensed by this famous mobile video game. The park with various activities was created with the intention of developing children through games that combine movement and fun. Each game section increases physical activity according to age categories. This amusement park in the town of Mogán in the south of the island of Gran Canaria is a complete paradise of games, which helps the children’s physical development together with the whole family.
Angry Birds Activity Park is a place with many corners for games, jumping and exploring. For athletes, it offers football, basketball and volleyball courts. There are a treadmill for Formula 1 pilots, for acrobats – trampolines, skate ramps and a padded circuit for parkour. And for the most clever air cannons for shooting rubber balls at evil pigs. Just like in the game, but in the open air.
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Theme Parks – What To do In Gran Canaria, Excursions & Information
With plenty of choice of fun and themes to appeal to all ages, Gran Canaria enjoys a pick of thrilling rides and family favourites.
A day at the waterpark may be a standard for you and your gang on holiday, and there are other new theme parks also.
Check out the awesome theme days at the Angry Birds activity park with special programs designed to keep the whole family happy. Or, great for the teenagers, discover your competitive side at Hanger 37.
Angry Birds Activity Park
Angry Birds Activity Park
Enjoy a fun filled day out for all the family at the Angry Birds Activity Park, based on your favourite characters from the famous game and movie. Head along to the mini golf, big piggy bad jump, crazy cars, climbing wall and much more.
Adults:12€ · 5-13 years:16€ · 3-4 years:8€ · Under 3:Free
Special Offer: 10% Discount
Description
Come and have fun in this park with your favourite characters from the beloved game and movie.
Located in the heart of the resort of Puerto Rico, this activity park has everything to please your family and keep your younger ones happy.
The entertainment is endless and unsurpassed. It is also very healthy – no time (or want!) to sit down and play on the I-phone or smart tab, there’s no rest in this park!
Attractions include the mini golf, big piggy bad jump (you’ll understand when you see it!), crazy cars, climbing wall and much more. Extra events such as foam parties, cinema movie shows and pirate adventures are also organised (Refer to park for dates and details).
All this fun can be hungry business – no worries, the Snack Bar offers a wide variety of delicious food and drinks.
Price
Adults (+14 years): 12€
Children (5-13 years): 16€
Mini (3-4 years): 8€
Infants under 3: Free entrance
What’s included ?
A ticket entrance valid for the entire day giving you the freedom to enter and leave the park as much as you need!
What’s not included ?
Food or drinks
Transport
Lockers
What to bring
Comfortable shoes, Sun lotion, Sun hat, Towel for foam party activity, extra money for food, drinks and souvenirs
Transfer of Meeting point
Park is located in front of the bus station in the resort of Puerto Rico.
Duration
Monday to Friday 10:00 – 18:00 hrs
Saturdays & Sundays 10:00 – 20:00 hrs.
Languages
Spanish, English
Tour
Angry Birds Activity Park
Enjoy a fun filled day out for all the family at the Angry Birds Activity Park, based on your favourite characters from the famous game and movie. Head along to the mini golf, big piggy bad jump, crazy cars, climbing wall and much more.
Adults:12€ · 5-13 years:16€ · 3-4 years:8€ · Under 3:Free
Special Offer: 10% Discount
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Description
Come and have fun in this park with your favourite characters from the beloved game and movie.
Located in the heart of the resort of Puerto Rico, this activity park has everything to please your family and keep your younger ones happy.
The entertainment is endless and unsurpassed. It is also very healthy – no time (or want!) to sit down and play on the I-phone or smart tab, there’s no rest in this park!
Attractions include the mini golf, big piggy bad jump (you’ll understand when you see it!), crazy cars, climbing wall and much more. Extra events such as foam parties, cinema movie shows and pirate adventures are also organised (Refer to park for dates and details).
All this fun can be hungry business – no worries, the Snack Bar offers a wide variety of delicious food and drinks.
Price
Adults (+14 years): 12€
Children (5-13 years): 16€
Mini (3-4 years): 8€
Infants under 3: Free entrance
What’s included ?
A ticket entrance valid for the entire day giving you the freedom to enter and leave the park as much as you need!
What’s not included ?
Food or drinks
Transport
Lockers
What to bring
Comfortable shoes, Sun lotion, Sun hat, Towel for foam party activity, extra money for food, drinks and souvenirs
Transfer of Meeting point
Park is located in front of the bus station in the resort of Puerto Rico.
Duration
Monday to Friday 10:00 – 18:00 hrs
Saturdays & Sundays 10:00 – 20:00 hrs.
Languages
Spanish, English
Location
Hangar 37 Airsoft Park
Hangar 37 Airsoft Park
Airsoft battlefield game, enjoy alone, with friends or with family, have fun in this park that looks like a military camp.
Leave the iPad at home and live the real adventure at Hanger 37.
From 25€
Great fun for families
Description
Your Adventure Starts Here!
Enjoy the best battles theme park in Europe! Excitement guaranteed.
Test your cunning and aim and live this unique adventure; much better than paintball or any other similar experience. Leave the gamepad at home and make it real in Hangar 37!
More than 10.000 meters where you can hide and plan how to ambush your enemies. Bridges, tunnels, secret passages and much more to discover in the battlefield. Airplanes, tanks, military, trenches, houses with basements and tunnels are part of a set that will amaze you. Everything is real.
Inspired by video games known as Call of Duty or Battlefield, Hanger 37 has an enormous capacity allowing up to 90 players at a time, supervised by a team of professionals.
Thousands of hiding places, each game will be different, as there are thousands of options to hide and advance…..you have to be smart and cunning to win.
Great fun for the family.
Price
Per person 25€ (supplement of 5€ charged for weekend)
Suitable from 12 years old.
What’s included?
Mask
Uniform
350 Ammo
Locker
Unlimited games
What’s not included?
Transfer
Shooting gallery
Food & drinks (available at coffee bar onsite)
What to bring
Comfortable shoes
Transfer and Meeting Point
Meeting Point at Hangar 37
Duration
Day pass
Accessibility
Total wheelchair accessibility and bathroom facilities for the disabled.
Extra mile
Hanger 37 has obtained the TripAdvisor excellence award 3 years on a row.
Languages spoken
English, Spanish
Tour
Hangar 37 Airsoft Park
Airsoft battlefield game, enjoy alone, with friends or with family, have fun in this park that looks like a military camp.
Leave the iPad at home and live the real adventure at Hanger 37.
From 25€
Great fun for families
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Description
Your Adventure Starts Here!
Enjoy the best battles theme park in Europe! Excitement guaranteed.
Test your cunning and aim and live this unique adventure; much better than paintball or any other similar experience. Leave the gamepad at home and make it real in Hangar 37!
More than 10.000 meters where you can hide and plan how to ambush your enemies. Bridges, tunnels, secret passages and much more to discover in the battlefield. Airplanes, tanks, military, trenches, houses with basements and tunnels are part of a set that will amaze you. Everything is real.
Inspired by video games known as Call of Duty or Battlefield, Hanger 37 has an enormous capacity allowing up to 90 players at a time, supervised by a team of professionals.
Thousands of hiding places, each game will be different, as there are thousands of options to hide and advance…..you have to be smart and cunning to win.
Great fun for the family.
Price
Per person 25€ (supplement of 5€ charged for weekend)
Suitable from 12 years old.
What’s included?
Mask
Uniform
350 Ammo
Locker
Unlimited games
What’s not included?
Transfer
Shooting gallery
Food & drinks (available at coffee bar onsite)
What to bring
Comfortable shoes
Transfer and Meeting Point
Meeting Point at Hangar 37
Duration
Day pass
Accessibility
Total wheelchair accessibility and bathroom facilities for the disabled.
Extra mile
Hanger 37 has obtained the TripAdvisor excellence award 3 years on a row.
Languages spoken
English, Spanish
Location
Holiday World Maspalomas Gran Canaria Ticket
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Spend an unforgettable evening at Holiday World Maspalomas and enjoy fun attractions at the Gran Canaria amusement park.
Holiday World Maspalomas
Holiday World Maspalomas is the biggest amusement park in Gran Canaria and is home to numerous attractions and activities.
From live shows to karaoke, bowling alleys to swimming pools and multiple restaurants to indulge your tastebuds, there’s something for everyone, including rides and activities for kids – fun for the whole family!
With this ticket, you’ll have access to all of the attractions throughout the 11,000 square metre leisure park for as long as you’d like during the opening times.
Opening Times
Thursdays and Sundays from 5 pm to 10 pm
Fridays and Saturdays from 5 pm to 12 am
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Price
Entrance
US$ 11. 70
US$ 5.80
US$ 15.70
Entrance
Adults
US$ 11.70
Seniors over 65 years old
US$ 5.80
Children between 2 and 13 years old
US$ 15. 70
Children under 2 years old
More Information
Covid-19 Measures
Please check local restrictions before traveling. All of our services comply with recommendations to avoid the spread of Covid-19.
Duration
1 day.
Included
Entry to Holiday World Maspalomas.
When to book?
You can book up to the start time, as long as there are places remaining.
Book now to guarantee your spot.
Type of voucher
Electronic. Show the voucher on your phone.
Accessibility
Not wheelchair accessible.
Sustainability
All services published on Civitatis are carried out in accordance with our Sustainability Code.
No printing of documentation required.
Pets
Not permitted.
Frequently asked questions
If you have any other questions please contact us.
Cancellations
Not refundable. This activity does not permit modifications nor cancelations.
Flexible schedule
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°HOTEL BEVERLY PARK PLAYA DEL INGLES 3* (Spain) – from 8225 RUB
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Hotel Beverly Park – Playa del Inglés
27.76442,
-15.55789
Playa del Inglés,
Spain
8225Rub
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Address
Calle Hamburgo, 10, San Bartolome De Tirajana, Es,
playa del ingles,
Spain,
35100,
Gran Canaria
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Description
Beverly Park Hotel is a friendly 3-star hotel with air-conditioned rooms, located 18 minutes’ walk from Ploi del Inglés. The center of Playa del Inglés is 2 km from the hotel, while Maspalomas Beach is a short drive away.
Location
Not far from the hotel is a sandy beach. The beach is near the hotel. Playa El Veril “Del Cochino = Strand der Schweinchen” is also located near the hotel. Fund Grube Tropical is within walking distance of this modern hotel.
The nearest bus stop “Beverly Park” is about 150 meters from the hotel.
Rooms
The resort’s rooms are equipped with cable TV with on-demand movies, direct dial telephone and minibar, and private bathrooms. Guests can enjoy beautiful views from the terrace. A hairdryer, dryer and towels are provided for your comfort.
Meals
The hotel offers breakfast at the bar. The on-site restaurant serves international cuisine. Guests can relax at the snack bar with non-alcoholic drinks. Restaurante Il Ponte Vecchio and Fusion Nube Restaurante are 375 meters away.
Internet
Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.
Parking
Free private parking is available on site.
The staff at the hotel speaks English, German, Spanish.
Year of reconstruction: 2006.
Number of floors: 7.
Number of rooms: 481.
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Children’s pool
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Beach umbrellas
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Nightclub
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Location
Calle Hamburgo, 10, San Bartolome De Tirajana, Es,
playa del ingles,
Spain,
35100,
Gran Canaria
Famous places of the city
Nearby
Restaurants
Nightclub
Pasha
1.5
km
Calle San Cristobal de la Laguna
shopping center Aguila Roja Centro Comercial
1.3
km
Beach
Playa del Inglés
1.4
km
Gallery
Eurocentre Art Blue
1.3
km
Avda. de Italia
Templo Ecumenico de San Salvador
1. 3
km
Calle Las Dunas
Paseo Maritimo
1.3
km
Beach
Playa de las Burras
700 m
Shopping area
Centro Comercial San Agustin
990 m
Shopping Center
Kasbah Shopping Center
1.4
km
Playa del Ingles
Alley Costa Canaria
2.1
km
Calle Las Azucenas
El Pirata
1.2
km
Beach
Playa de San Agustin Beach
1.9
KM
Gc-60
Mirador La Cruz Grande
2.2
km
Paseo Costa Canaria
AquaSports
1.3
km
Av. de Tenerife
Minigolf Gran Canaria, Maritim
1.3
km
Av. de Italia
Ecumenical Temple El Salvador
1.3
km
Casino
Casino Gran Canaria
1.3
km
Farm
Finca Canarias Aloe Vera
1.9
km
Theme park
Parapark Gran Canaria
1.3
km
Paseo Costa Canaria
Maspalomas Beach, Gran Canaria
1. 6
km
Av. Sargentos Provisionales
Segway Gran Canaria
1.3
km
Nightclub
The Old Garage
1.3
km
Av. de Gran Canaria 30
Gran Chaparral
2.2
km
Arteara
Necropolis de Arteara
2.3
km
Church
Parroquia de San Fernando
2.3
km
Presa de Chira
Presa de Chira
2.3
km
Punta de las Burras
Gran Slow Boat
850 m
Avenida de Italia 23
Ola blanca
870 m
Avenida Tenerife 6
9005 Kontulan Helmi
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Calle de las dalias 20
Casa Fani
930 m
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AlexeyBeverly Park Hotel – Playa del Inglés
9.0
Ideal
all in all, this is a good base for exploring the sights of playa del ingles. very clean rooms.
Alexey
Russia,
December 2020
ViktorHotel Beverly Park – Playa del Inglés
7.0
Very good
Planned to see the main attractions of Playa del Inglés and it was a good location to visit all of them.
Victor
Russia,
October 2020
missingBeverly Park Hotel – Playa del Inglés
5.0
Guest rating
Very poor restorant
Russia,
February 2018
missingHotel Beverly Park – Playa del Inglés
8.8
Excellent
I really liked the location of the hotel – airport bus stop nearby, beach nearby, supermarket nearby. The hotel has 3 pools, 2 warm jacuzzis, excellent food – especially dinners.
A bit noisy and the Internet is some kind of misunderstanding. The hotel has paid Internet. I paid and tried to connect in the room – it doesn’t work. But in any bar or cafe, free wifi worked incomparably. Paradox.
Russia,
February 2018
missingHotel Beverly Park – Playa del Inglés
5.0
Guest rating
Nothing
Staff not professional. Terrible treatment for couples with babies. In rooms with ocean views, it is impossible to sleep with an open balcony at night due to the presence of a road (one-way) in front of the windows (overlooking the ocean) of the hotel, along which buses, taxis and other special equipment constantly drive up and depart. Monotonous food. Lack of fruit. If you are late for the opening of the restaurant, then the fruits (apples, bananas, rarely melon, or watermelon) have already been taken apart and no one will replenish them. The waiters in the restaurant do not remove the plates from the tables, we had to do it ourselves for 2 weeks.
Russia,
January 2018
missingHotel Beverly Park – Playa del Inglés
10.0
Perfect
Everything!
There was no such thing
Russia,
October 2013
Frequently Asked Questions
What airport is Beverly Park Hotel located near?
Hotel Beverly Park is located 30 km from Gran Canaria Airport.
What are the cancellation conditions at Beverly Park Playa del Inglés?
Hotel Beverly Park Playa del Inglés free cancellation.
Is Beverly Park suitable for families with children?
For the youngest guests, the Beverly Park Hotel offers babysitting services, a mini club and a games room.
How far is Beverly Park Playa del Inglés from the city center?
Beverly Park Playa del Inglés is 2 km from the city centre.
Where to go near Beverly Park Hotel?
Popular points of interest near Beverly Park Hotel include Playa El Veril “Del Cochino = Strand der Schweinchen” and Fund Grube Tropical.
Does the staff at Beverly Park Hotel speak any foreign languages?
Yes, the staff at the Beverly Park Hotel speak Spanish, German and English.
What activities does Beverly Park have to offer?
Beverly Park has a shuffleboard, tennis and golf course.
Are there restaurants near Beverly Park Playa del Inglés?
Popular eateries in the area include Restaurante Il Ponte Vecchio and 5entidos. It is a 5 minute walk from the Beverly Park Playa del Inglés hotel.
How much does it cost to stay at Beverly Park Hotel?
A room at the Beverly Park Hotel costs from 97€.
What rooms are available at Beverly Park?
Beverly Park offers Queen Room, Twin Room and Superior Double Room.
Are you able to exercise at Beverly Park Playa del Inglés?
Yes, guests at Beverly Park Playa del Inglés can enjoy archery, lawn tennis and ping pong.
Is there any public transport near Beverly Park Playa del Inglés?
Yes, there is a Beverly Park bus stop 100 meters from the Beverly Park Playa del Inglés hotel.
Address
Calle Hamburgo, 10, San Bartolome De Tirajana, Es,
playa del ingles,
Spain,
35100,
Gran Canaria
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.
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New Year holidays in the Canary Islands | Tourist business of St. Petersburg
10 places where you should go for unforgettable experiences with the whole family.
Leisure and amusement parks, worlds in miniature, horseback riding, magical forests – all this is a must-see if you’re heading to the Canary Islands for the New Year holidays. The archipelago with “the best climate in the world” is classified as a “Family Welcome”, which means that it is ideal for families. Countless shops, hotels, restaurants, entertainment centers guarantee your family a great mood and a lot of impressions.
In the case of the Canary Islands, there are a lot of places to really visit. Choosing is sometimes difficult. Where should you go to get a charge of positive emotions and impressions for the whole year? We have prepared for you a list of places where you and your family will be really interested.
1) Forest park on the island of Tenerife.
The first variant we offer will especially appeal to children. The Forest Park of Tenerife is an adventure theme park with immense trees (Canarian pines) in the Las Lagunetas conservation area. Bungees, creepers, a myriad of other attractions… Nature, fun and sports activities for the whole family are the main ingredients of our first offer.
Where: Las Lagunetas recreation area, El Rosario municipality.
Opening hours and prices can be found by phone: 630-385-742, reservas.tenerife@forestalpark. com. For more information visit: http://forestalpark.com/
2) Loro Park (Tenerife).
Loro Park on the island of Tenerife is the largest zoo in Europe and the third in the world, so it is rather difficult to add anything else to its description, except that visiting this place should certainly be in the plans of every family who comes here for the holidays . An impressive and unique collection of parrots (hence the name of the zoo), numerous performances (the dolphin show, especially popular with children), and an incredible aquarium … This is truly a place where adults and children alike can have an unforgettable time.
Where: Municipality of Puerto de la Cruz, Punta Brava Region. Getting to the park is not difficult: every 20 minutes a mini-train departs from Reyes Catolicos Square to the zoo.
Opening hours and prices: open daily from 8.30 to 18.45. A regular entrance ticket (there are others) costs 34 euros for adults and 23 euros for children 6-11 years old. For children under 6 years old, admission is free.
3) Angry Birds amusement park on the island of Gran Canaria.
Gran Canaria is where the most famous Angry Birds characters become the protagonists of an amusement park designed especially for children and for those who want to plunge into childhood and feel like a child again. The Angry Birds Amusement Park in Gran Canaria is fun, active and playful – these are the three ingredients you can add to traditional turronas and candied almonds.
Where: Avenue de La Cornisa. Province of Puerto Rico (Puerto Rico), municipality of Mogan (de Mogan).
Opening hours and prices can be found by phone: 928-153-976, 926-561-923
4) El Hierro Geopark.
The Geopark covers the entire territory of the island of El Hierro, the smallest, youngest (less than 1.12 million years) and westernmost island of the Canary archipelago. Volcanically, the island of El Hierro has the status of a UNESCO Geopark. It is an excellent example of an island of volcanic origin. Numerous volcanic formations can be found on the island, as well as rockfalls, tuff rings and smoking craters, volcanic pipes, veined igneous rocks, lava trees, which are distinguished by their beauty, in particular.
Where: El Hierro Island. The easiest way to get to the island is by ferry from Tenerife.
5) Palmitos Park (Gran Canaria).
Without leaving Gran Canaria, you can visit one more place. The Palm Park is a zoological and botanical park where adults and children can see one of the best dolphin shows in all of Europe, as well as enjoy bird, predatory and exotic parrot shows. Here is the largest butterfly house in Europe.
Where: Los Palmitos Canyon, Maspalomas tourist area.
Opening hours and prices: open daily from 10.00 to 18.00 (entrance is open until 17.00). A ticket for adults costs 30 euros, and for children from 9.5 to 22 euros, depending on age. You can purchase tickets at a special price on the park’s website. For more information visit the website: http://www. palmitospark.es
6) On horseback around the island of Lanzarote.
Another unique Christmas offer is a horseback ride on the island of Lanzarote. This is a place where both people who are good horseback riders and those who cannot participate in the excursion on horseback can enjoy the moonlit sky of the “volcanic islands”. An interesting day with the family (for children over 6 years old) during the Christmas holidays, when the air temperature softens, will be remembered for a long time. The horseback ride lasts about 1 hour.
Where: motorway de Arrecife a Yaiza. Uga
Opening hours and prices: open daily, except Thursdays, from 10.00 to 16.00. The price is 40 euros for an hour tour and 60 euros for a two-hour tour. For more information visit: http://www.lanzaroteacaballo.com/
7) Pueblo Chico Miniature Park (Tenerife).
Returning to Tenerife, it is worth visiting the Pueblo Chico miniature park located in Valle de La Orotava. Children will be delighted to feel like Gullivers in this miniature world. Pueblo Chico is a place where all the significant places of the Canary Islands are depicted in miniature in a ratio of 1:25. This is a theme park where you can not only have a great day, but also gain knowledge in the field of geography and history of the Canary Islands.
Where: The park is located off the TF-5 motorway (exit 35) in the La Orotava area of Camino Cruz de los Martillos.
Opening hours and prices: children under three years of age enter free of charge, from 4 to 11 years old – 6.5 euros. Adults 12.5 euros. For more information, visit the site: http://www.pueblochico.com
8) Oasis Park in Fuerteventura.
Christmas is the best time to visit the huge Oasis Park in Fueraventura. The park covers an area of 800,000 square meters. Approximately 7,000 species of plants from all over the world and countless animal species – lemurs, kangaroos, giraffes, reptiles, hippos … Camel safari is offered for families looking for adventure.
Where: Jandía, La Lajita, Pájara city.
Opening hours and prices: open daily from 09.00 to 18.00. Entrance ticket (separate fee is charged for camel safari and communication with lemurs or fur seals) costs 28 euros for adults and 18 euros for children from 3 to 11 years old. For more information visit: http://www.fuerteventuraoasispark.com
9) Acropark on the island of La Palma.
Those who want to experience adrenaline should go to Acropark. It is located on the “beautiful island” of La Palma. This is an adventure park for the whole family, helping to relieve the stress accumulated over the whole year during the Christmas holidays. For outdoor enthusiasts, the acropark has three tracks of different difficulty levels: for adults, teenagers (5–14 years old) and children (3–5 years old). Suspension bridges, Tibetan bridges, bungee ropes are waiting for you … At the start, they give out the necessary safety equipment and conduct a safety briefing.
Where: Cumbre Vieja Natural Park, 400 meters from the Refugio del Pilar.
Opening hours and prices: open from Wednesday to Sunday, as well as on public holidays from 10.00 to 18.00. For more information, visit the website: http://acropark.es
10) Garajonay Magical Park on the island of La Gomera.
Finally, we invite you and your family to visit the Garajonay National Park. The name of the park is associated with a love drama. A young man named Hanoi from the island of Tenerife fell in love with Princess Garou from the island of La Gomera. However, relatives of young people were against their connection. Then Hanoi made a wooden spear sharpened on both sides, the lovers said goodbye to life and rushed down from the highest point of the island – the mountain, which is now called Garajonay. The park has a huge variety of plants, which are often surrounded by a sea of clouds, which gives the forest a magical look. The park is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. Well-preserved laurel moist subtropical forests (monteverde) grow in it. A wide network of viewing platforms, recreational areas and a network of hiking trails will allow you and your family to truly enjoy the natural pearl of nature.
Where: the central part of the island of La Gomera, 15 kilometers from the capital of San Sebastian de La Gomera.
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Gran Canaria is the third largest and most visited island in the Canary archipelago. Despite the volcanic origin of all the Canary Islands, they are strikingly different from each other with an unusual landscape. Gran Canaria is no exception, more than three million tourists annually come here for the heavenly climate and amazing nature.
Holidays in Gran Canaria will leave only positive emotions, it is clean, beautiful, well maintained and safe. At the same time, the island has a large selection of hotels, shops, restaurants and recreational facilities from theme parks to entertainment attractions. Well developed infrastructure and transport.
How to get to Gran Canaria?
Air service
Gran Canaria has a modern international airport that receives flights from various countries. Also between Gran Canaria and Tenerife there are daily flights of local airlines. Gran Canaria’s airport of the same name (LPA) is located in the east of the island, not far from the capital of the island, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.
The airport is larger than in Tenerife and is the fifth in terms of passenger traffic in Spain. The modern airport is equipped with everything necessary for a comfortable trip. You can get from the airport by public transport, taxi or rented car. Follow the information signs so you don’t get lost.
Ferry service
Ferries run between the Canary Islands, where you can go to the neighboring island with a rented car. In Tenerife, the ferry sails from the port of Santa Cruz de Tenerife to the port of Agaete in Gran Canaria. The trip takes just over an hour. Free buses run from the port to Las Palmas, the capital of Gran Canaria.
Ferry service is provided by two companies:
Ferry Fred Olsen Express
Ferry Naviera Armas
Car rental
As with all the Canary Islands, the best way to explore the island is by renting a car. There are a huge number of rental companies on the island, both well-known European brands and local local distributors. You can rent a car right at the airport of Gran Canaria, here is the largest choice. However, if you do not want to rush, then in every tourist city of the island you can rent a car, scooter or bicycle. Prices for car rental in Gran Canaria are quite reasonable, and the choice is large.
Transport in Gran Canaria
Not planning to rent a car in Gran Canaria? Take advantage of public transport, which is well developed here. Global buses run throughout the island, which the locals call “guagua”. You can get acquainted with the schedule and route of buses on the official website of the company. In Las Palmas, in addition to municipal buses, there are special tourist buses, which are convenient to get acquainted with the capital. You can pay for the fare upon boarding or in advance at the ticket machine.
Weather in Gran Canaria
The warm Gulf Stream and the favorable geographical location of the island have created all the conditions for an excellent holiday in Gran Canaria. After all, it is warm here even in winter, the temperate warm climate of the island attracts travelers from all over the world. Separately, it is worth talking about the unique, completely different microclimates in Gran Canaria: you can spend the morning on the hot coast, go on an excursion inland in the afternoon, and end up on a snowy peak in the evening.
In summer, the air temperature is stable within 26-28ºC, and in winter around 22-24ºC. Due to rare rainfall and warm climate, the season in Gran Canaria lasts all year round. The mountain chain divided the island into two main climatic zones: dry and warm south and cool north. The main tourist resorts are located in the south of Gran Canaria, this is where you should go on a beach holiday.
Entertainment in Gran Canaria
Gran Canaria is ideal not only for a beach holiday, but also for an active pastime. All conditions for water sports are created here: diving, surfing, sapboarding, and, of course, sailing. Gran Canaria has all the necessary infrastructure for yachting. In the capital of the island there is a large seaport. You can rent a yacht or a catamaran in Gran Canaria at any time of the year, either for a weekly trip or for a daily yacht trip around the island. Yacht charter is possible with or without a skipper if you have the necessary skills and a skipper’s license.
In the season it is better to take care of renting a yacht in the Canary Islands in advance, as the services are in great demand, and good offers are sold out quickly enough. In addition to fishing while yachting in Gran Canaria, you can go to the village of Arguineguin (Arguineguin), where for a moderate fee you will be provided with fishing equipment for rent and suggest the best fishing spots.
If you like an extreme kind of holiday, the Aeroclub de Gran Canaria is at your service. Try a helicopter ride, paragliding or even skydiving. And not far from Baia Feliz there is an excellent karting club, with a track 1650 meters long. There are many family-friendly theme parks on the island, so the most popular activity in Gran Canaria is hiking.
Where to go on holiday in Gran Canaria?
Palmitos Park
A subtropical oasis nestled in a gorge, surrounded by palm trees and numerous varieties of cacti, Palmitos Park, one of the most popular theme parks on the island, attracts both adults and children. More than 200 species of unique birds live in Palmitos Park, and 3 types of shows are held during the day: a parrot show, a dolphin show and an exotic bird show. Each show is not inferior to another in entertainment and beauty. The park is open daily from 10.00 to 18.00
Cocodrilo Park Gran Canaria
If you’re looking for some thrills, the crocodile farm in Agüimes is a must. Over 300 species of crocodiles live in Cocodrilo Park! It is also home to unique reptiles, colorful tropical fish, monkeys and parrots. Animals are in their natural environment and feel very comfortable. Crocodile and parrot shows are held daily in Cocodrilo Park.
Cactualdea Cactus Park
Fans of unusual plants and cacti should visit Tocodoman village. The unique botanical garden Cactualdea Park is located here. Dozens of different types of cacti are collected from different parts of the Canary Islands.
Doramas Park
And another small but nice park, which was laid out by the British in the 19th century – Doramas Park, this park is distinguished by dragon and laurel trees.
Columbus House Museum
It is noteworthy that the house-museum of Columbus in Gran Canaria never belonged to the great traveler, but it was here that he stayed on one of his first trips. The beautiful three-story colonial-style building is now the Museum of the Age of Discovery. The Columbus Museum is dedicated to sea voyages and discoveries of different periods. Expositions with authentic maritime exhibits tell about the voyages of Columbus, the development of navigation and the history of the islands. The museum also features a three-dimensional model of the island of Gran Canaria. The Columbus Museum is open Monday through Saturday.
Dunes of Maspalomas
The visiting card of Gran Canaria, the dunes of Maspalomas, is not only a national reserve, but also a stunning sandy beach. The size of the tourist complex is more than 1000 hectares, there are shops and restaurants, hotels and bungalows, and, of course, the sand dunes of Maspalomas, whose length is more than 3 kilometers.
Nearby is an impressive old building – the darkened lighthouse of Faro de Maspalomas, the symbol of the city and the island of Gran Canaria. This is an active lighthouse, built in 1890 year. Be sure to visit the observation deck at the lighthouse, from a height of 60 meters offers stunning views of the dunes of Maspalomas and the endless ocean, as well as the surrounding area.
St. Anne’s Cathedral (Cathedral of Canaries)
Another significant architectural monument of the island, which is the seat of the Catholic Diocese, Canary Cathedral (Catedral de Canarias) or the Cathedral of St. Anne (Santa Iglesia Catedral Basílica de Canarias). Long construction, which was stopped and resumed again, led to an unusual mixture of styles. In the architecture of the building, you can find elements from late Gothic to neoclassical.
Cueva Pintada Museum Park
You can learn more about the history of the island at the Museo y Parque Arqueológico Cueva Pintada. Archaeologists are still actively working here and you can become participants in new discoveries and unusual finds, go down to the underground park to a cave with a unique rock painting or get acquainted with household items in a traditional exhibition. In the museum you can watch informative videos, listen to thematic lectures and visit the library.
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Gran Canaria Atoll, the sights of which we will consider in our article, according to its population, is a continent in miniature. And indeed it is. After all, here are some of the most beautiful beaches in the world, high mountains, desert landscapes and tropical forests. This small island is part of the archipelago of the Canary Islands and is its pearl. The atoll is of volcanic origin, and its highest point is the Pico de las Nieves volcano, which erupted more than 3.5 thousand years ago.
Some information about the island
Gran Canaria (the sights are described below) is a kind of nature reserve, since almost half of the island is protected by different organizations. The symbol of the area is Mount Roque Nublo. Its height reaches 1813 meters. A long time ago, the top of the mountain was a place of worship for the natives. Today, it has become the most favorite place for travelers, because it offers a magnificent panorama of the surrounding islands, as well as a volcano called Teide.
Gran Canaria (the sights of the island are listed in the review) is an excellent place for those who love beach holidays, rural tourism, golf, water sports and cycling. Almost all the historical sights of the atoll were built after the island was conquered by the Spaniards. But there are also pre-Hispanic sites, such as the archaeological park called Senobio de Valeron and the Cueva Pintada cave.
The largest airport in Spain and Gran Canaria
The first thing a person will see upon arrival on the island is Gran Canaria Airport. This is an international airport terminal, which is located in the east of the atoll. It is located almost twenty kilometers from the main city of Gran Canaria – Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Every year the airport receives about ten million people. Often this heavenly berth is called Gando.
Gran Canaria Airport is one of the largest airports in Spain in terms of passenger traffic. It is also the largest in the Canary Islands. In 2014, a new terminal was equipped on the territory of the air station, where passengers can use the full range of necessary services. The terminal area is divided into several compartments: European Union flights depart from zone C, flights outside the EU are carried out from zone D, and separate zones are provided for the Canary Islands.
The resort province of the Canary Islands and the Spanish kingdom
Las Palmas is an island and one of the main attractions of Gran Canaria. The administrative center and the main settlement of the periphery is the old town already mentioned above. This is Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. The province is made up of several inhabited and uninhabited islands, as well as the rocks of Roque del Este and Roque del Oeste. In 2005, the population of this territory barely exceeded one thousand people.
Among the natural attractions of Las Palmas, the following objects can be distinguished: the huge Botanical Garden of Viera y Clavijo and the huge Doromas Park. Thousands of species of valuable plants grow in the garden, and the park can please visitors with a large number of cafes and fountains.
Casa de Colon
The capital of the Canary Islands is home to an attraction of great interest to travelers of all ages. This is the home of Columbus, or Casa de Colon. The navigator who discovered the United States of America stayed at this house a long time ago. The building is an incredibly beautiful architectural structure dating back several hundred years. The great navigator lived here for some time.
At the beginning of the 1950s, Casa de Colon was converted into a museum. It has 13 rooms that house expositions and libraries. The institution has a huge number of compasses, maps and a globe. All this once belonged to the discoverer. The uniqueness of the globe lies in the fact that there is no mainland on it, which is called America. The institution also has a large collection of paintings. It will be interesting for adults and children to look at the models of ships.
There are many documents about relations with the American states, a collection of books and exhibits on the maritime theme.
Most popular attraction
The most popular attraction in Gran Canaria is Palmitos Park, which is home to over 200 species of different birds. Among them there are small macaws, toucans, pink flamingos and many others. Also in the park is the Cactus and Aloe Garden, the Butterfly House, which is the largest in Europe, and the Orchid Pavilion, where hundreds of flowers grow in a wide variety of colors and shapes. The underwater world of Palmitos Park has thousands of species of fish.
Here you can dine and see a variety of shows. But for this you have to spend half a day in the park. Not so long ago, a large dolphinarium was opened on the territory of the attraction. In addition, you can see beautiful performances, the main participants of which are parrots and eagles. The birds perform unique tricks, such as cycling.
The main attraction of the city
The main attraction of Gran Canaria is the Canarian Cathedral, which is located in the ancient quarter of Vegeta. This temple houses the chair of the Bishop of the Canary Islands. Despite the fact that the decision to build the church was made in 1487, it was only ten years later that it began to be built. But the work was suspended for some time, as there was not enough money to complete them. The construction of the cathedral was resumed in 1781, and it was completely completed only in our time.
Late Gothic style prevails in the interior of the church. And the facades of the building are created in the neoclassical style. The arches, piers and vaults of the church are made of hewn blue stone brought from the quarries of San Lorenzo.
A number of other attractions
Gran Canaria, whose sights we are considering, can be proud of its other objects. For example, the dunes of Maspalomas. This is a park of national importance. Its full name is Dunas de Maspalomas and it covers 403 hectares on the coast. The park has a salt water lake and a variety of Canarian fauna and flora.
Another attraction of the island that deserves everyone’s attention is the Cueva Pintada cave. The cave is a small museum with geometric patterns of the ancient Guanches. Previously, Cueva Pintada was the residence of the Guanche kings. The modern museum has several halls.
The resort of Puerto Rico is another world-famous attraction of the island of Gran Caniria. At first, the resort was just a fishing village, but today it is replete with luxurious hotels and expensive apartments.
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Gran Canaria is the most popular tourist island in the Canary archipelago and the third largest after Tenerife and Fuerteventura.
Large tourist centers have developed infrastructure, many hotels, shops, restaurants, bars and attractions, people come here for beach holidays and vibrant nightlife. Small resorts specialize in water sports, where you can make boat trips, windsurf, fish in the open ocean, skydive – in general, have fun actively. The real pearl of the island is its famous Maspalomas Dunes (Dunas de Maspalomas), which tourists from all over the world come to see.
The most popular place in Gran Canaria – a huge 8-kilometer beach – is occupied by three resorts: San Agustín, Playa del Inglés and Maspalomas. There are many tourists here all year round and the richest choice of entertainment, including camel rides on the dunes of Maspalomas. Smaller resorts are concentrated on the west coast, including the fishing port of Puerto de Mogan, where the best fish restaurants are, and the secluded Playa de Guigui.
Things to do and attractions in Gran Canaria
The main attraction of Gran Canaria is its nature. First of all, the dunes of Maspalomas are must-see places. There are several versions about the origins of sand dunes in these parts – it is not completely known where the huge mass of white sand came from, but scientists are of the opinion that they were “blown” by winds from Africa, from the Sahara desert. The dunes are known for their beautiful sunsets and camel rides.
Another natural attraction of the island is the caldera of the ancient Bandama volcano. Several hiking trails have been laid to its crater, and its beauty can also be appreciated from above – from the Pico de Bandama observation deck. Near the volcano there is a village of potters where you can walk along the ancient streets and buy unusual handmade souvenirs.
25 km from Maspalomas is the Crocodile Park, which was opened by the Balzer family, first taking care of a couple of reptiles, and then the farm grew to a whole park. Today, not only crocodiles live here, but also pythons, parrots, monkeys, Siberian tigers and other animals. In the park, you can watch the crocodile lunch show or feed the predators yourself.
Architecture and museums
For beautiful architecture and culture, it is worth going to the capital – Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. This is the largest city on the island, the San Antonio Chapel, Santa Ana Square and the church of the same name, the Regental and Consistorial palaces, as well as one of the main attractions of Gran Canaria – the Columbus House Museum, have been preserved. This is one of the most beautiful buildings in Las Palmas, the former residence of the governor of the island, and today it houses the museum of geographical discoveries. This house is directly connected with the name of Columbus – he lived here in 1492, while his ship was being repaired.
The island has discos, concert halls, casinos, gymnasiums, tennis courts, golf courses, etc. All trade, restaurants, bars, discos and other entertainment are concentrated in shopping centers or on the way to them.
In the neighborhood of Baia Feliz and Playa del Aguila, there is the largest karting track in the Canaries with a length of 1650 m. There is also an aeroclub (Aeroclub de Gran Canaria), where you can book a ten-minute or half-hour helicopter ride over the most beautiful places on the island, and wish to jump with a parachute.
Variety shows in San Agustin and the only casino in Maspalomas (Casino Gran Canaria) at the Melia Tamarindos. Here is the largest thalassotherapy center in Europe (Talasoterapia Canarias).
The resort of Playa del Ingles attracts young tourists with the Kasbah center, where all the popular Chic and Joy pubs and discos are concentrated, as well as the Cita center with the Pasha disco.
In the Campo International area there is Faro II entertainment center, a huge golf course, Holiday World amusement park with roller coasters, Ferris wheel and bowling alley, Ocean Park water amusement park. Next door is another water park, no less ingeniously named Aqualand.
Discotheques do not open until 23:00.
Weather in Gran Canaria
Most of the island has a mild climate. Winter is warm (+19…+23 °C), summer is hot (+24…+30 °C). The average water temperature in summer is +20…+23 °C, in winter +17…+20 °C. A feature of the island is a sharp change in natural zones: from high, forested mountains, on the tops of which there is almost always snow, to sunny beaches. Mountain peaks make it difficult for cold northern winds to penetrate the southern part of the island, so a warm and dry climate prevails there. That is why the most popular beach resorts are located in the south, and windy weather is typical for the north, which is why surfers have chosen it.
Gran Canaria is located in the center of the Canary archipelago and belongs to the Kingdom of Spain.
Gran Canaria is located in the area of the Atlantic Ocean known as Macaronesia, which includes the Canary Islands, as well as the Madeira archipelago, the Azores and the Cape Verde Islands.
The nearest point on the coast of Africa is approximately 180 km from Gran Canaria and mainland Spain 1,250 km.
The third largest island of the Canary archipelago and covers an area of 1560 km 2 .
The highest point of Pico de las Nieves (1970 meters above sea level) is located in the very center of the island.
Gran Canaria can be proud of its 236 km long coastline, of which 60 km are natural beaches with sand of different colors…
Maspalomas beach with amazing sand dunes, like a mini desert, is included in the list of 100 best beaches in the world.
The island is called “a continent in miniature”, which is quite justified – the beach, mountains, desert, pine and laurel forests, many microclimates and all this diversity on a small piece of land.
The archipelago is located in the zone of Western European time, there is a transition to summer time.
According to a study by scientists from Syracuse University (USA), Las Palmas de Gran Canaria has the best climate in the world.
4,800 light hours per year puts Gran Canaria in first place in this indicator in Europe.
The city of Mogan, located on the south coast, is the place with the highest number of sunny days in the entire European Union.
The average temperature on the island is around +22°C, making it possible to swim in the ocean and sunbathe even in winter.
The Canary Islands are part of the European Union and the Eurozone and are under the protection of the Spanish military forces and national structures.
Gran Canaria is the most populous island of the Canary archipelago, with a population of approximately 880,000 (January 2015), representing 40.2% of the total population of the Canary Islands.
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, together with the surrounding communities, form an urban agglomeration of 680,000 inhabitants – the largest in the Canaries and the ninth in Spain.
The locals are cultured, friendly and sociable.
The measured and unhurried way of life of the locals helps to relax, feel calm and enjoy the rest.
The absence of national conflicts, political and religious extremism – makes this territory one of the safest in the world.
Low crime rate, no crimes against the person.
In 1492, heading towards America before the discovery of the New World, Christopher Columbus himself with his entire fleet made a stop on the island. House of Columbus – the most visited museum of the archipelago is located in the capital of the island.
Birthplace of Benito Pérez Galdós, the great Spanish novelist of the 19th century, who created such works as Doña Perfecta and National Episodes.
In February, Gran Canaria hosts the second largest and most colorful carnival after the Brazilian one. The celebration takes place not only in the capital, but also in other cities of the island. The carnival attracts thousands of participants and even more spectators from all over the world.
The nightlife in Playa del Inglés is the most active in the Canaries, disco lovers will also find something to their liking in Las Palmas and Meloneras.
Las Palmas regularly hosts the Dance Festival and one of the International Film Festivals.
It is in Las Palmas that the famous annual Transatlantic Regatta starts.
The number of shopping malls and department stores on this relatively small island is amazing, where you can buy national and world famous brands.
On the island you will find dozens of gardens, national and theme parks.
Sioux City amusement park built in 1971 as a film set. The only city in Europe in which everything is an exact copy of the American Wild West – a bank, a smithy, a church, a sheriff’s office, a cemetery, etc. Sioux City hosts daily shows and evening barbecues.
Palmitospark is a themed zoo with a botanical garden located 10 km from Faro de Maspalomas. There is a dolphinarium, a butterfly house, an aquarium, an exhibition of amazing birds of prey, alligators and much more … And the show of dolphins and sea lions will not leave anyone indifferent.
Cocodrilopark – theme park with the largest exhibition of crocodiles in Europe (more than 500 individuals). Shows of crocodiles and birds are held here. It is also a center for the rescue and protection of exotic animals.
Camel rides through the oasis in Arteara – Barranda, along the picturesque canyon.
The cultural program on the island is very diverse, local concert halls are often visited by world famous orchestras, choirs and world stars.
The Teatro Pérez Galdós hosts international ballet and opera companies, while the other three theaters offer a varied repertoire throughout the year.
Canarian Cathedral or St. Anne’s Cathedral is the largest religious building in the archipelago and is considered the most important monument of Canarian architecture.
Excellent gastronomy. The freshest seafood, fish, vegetables and fruits. Delicious wines and cheeses. And the prices will pleasantly surprise you.
You can play sports all year round. Many professional athletes from European countries often choose Gran Canaria as their winter training destination.
It offers excellent conditions for sports such as swimming, sailing and golf. For many world-class athletes, this is the starting point.
Gran Canaria is the first place in Spain to officially start golfing, and the island is home to the oldest golf course in all of Europe, the Royal Las Palmas Golf Club.
There are 8 golf clubs on the island.
The island offers a well-developed tourist infrastructure, especially for sailing and yachting, a wide range of water activities – surfing, windsurfing, diving.
Diving enthusiasts in Gran Canaria are waiting for a million offers and opportunities. This island of volcanic origin surprises divers with both the richness of the sea depths and the diversity and beauty of underwater landscapes.
Surfers believe that here you can catch the best waves in Europe.
Cycling is very popular, there are bike paths in the largest cities.
Sea and air communications are well developed. Daily direct flights to mainland Spain and major European capitals.
Gran Canaria Airport is located 18 km from the capital and in terms of passenger traffic is the largest in the Canary Islands, and the fifth in Spain (10,500,000 people in 2014).
Flights between the islands operate several times a day and the flight time is between 30 and 50 minutes.
One of the most important ports in Spain and Europe, Puerto de Las Palmas, is located in the capital of the island.
In 2011, the prestigious international magazine “Dream World Cruise Destinations” awarded Puerto de Las Palmas the Best Turnaround Port Operations 2010 in the Best Turnaround Port Operations 2010 category.
Passenger traffic of Puerto de Las Palmas was 1,705,531 in 2014, of which 475,267 were passengers on tourist cruise ships.
Puerto de las Nieves, the second passenger port is located in the northwest of the island in Agaete, 30 kilometers from the capital. Connects Gran Canaria with Tenerife.
There is a project for the construction of a railway (TGC) on the route Agaete – Las Palmas – Maspalomas.
Global is a transport company that provides intercity passenger transportation (more than 32 million passengers per year). It has more than 305 buses and 120 routes that cover the entire island.
Guaguas Municipales public transport company in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. The city bus fleet includes 230 vehicles adapted for people with disabilities.
Excellent internal communication, the road from the south of the island to the capital takes only 40 minutes.
Right-hand traffic.
There is no need to take any vaccinations before traveling to the island.
Thanks to the mild climate, acclimatization is easy here.
Here, as in all of Spain, medical services are free for residents and tourists from member countries of the European Union.
Citizens of other countries with health insurance have no problems obtaining medical care.
There are 2 large public hospitals on the island and health clinics in every district. The healthcare system is perfectly complemented by a very developed sector of private medicine.
Numerous beauty salons, spa centers, aesthetic medicine clinics, hairdressing salons.
Europe’s largest thalassotherapy center is located in San Augustin.
Unique ecology – clean ocean, clean air and volcanic sand with healing properties.
Gran Canaria is one of the most biodiverse corners of our planet.
Due to the climate, over 100 plant species are endemic, and another 500 are found only in the Canary Islands.
In recognition of the biodiversity of Gran Canaria and in order to actively support the conservation of the island, in 2005 UNESCO designated the island as a biosphere reserve covering 46% of the island’s area (69. 000 hectares).
Solutions have been developed and implemented to harness Gran Canaria’s abundant energy from the sun, wind and sea waves.
Solar-powered desalination plants also convert seawater into clean, fresh water suitable for domestic and agricultural use.
Spain’s largest wind farm is located in Arinaga, on the east coast of Gran Canaria, and construction continues.
To reduce household waste, collection points for recyclable materials have been set up throughout the island.
Gran Canaria is well suited for the exploration and management of the sea, natural and energy resources, water and food, biodiversity, climate change prevention and its consequences.
Luxury hotels and resorts are beginning to develop responsible environmental policies, and special grant programs are in place to support sustainable building, industry and transportation.
One of the most important tourist destinations in Spain, in 2014 more than 4,000,000 tourists and Spanish citizens visited Gran Canaria.
The level of hotels is higher than in other Canary Islands, and at the same time there is a huge choice of apartments for every budget.
In total, the hospitality sector offers more than 150,000 beds, 29,000 of them in 4-5 star hotels.
Great for outdoor events
Gran Canaria is not only a world famous holiday destination, but also a very attractive place to live, more than 51,000 tourists own real estate here, and 90 000 annually rent housing for different periods.
One can’t help but be pleased with the cost of gasoline from 0.93 € / l (January 2015).
Prices for groceries and consumer goods are not high compared to European prices.
Thanks to the mild climate, there is no need for heating, which reduces utility bills.
The average property price is about 1,355 €/m 2 , while on the Spanish mainland the price is 1,588 €/m 2 .
Affordable car rental prices, from 28 €/day (if you rent for a longer period, offers from 12 €/day are possible).
Restaurants are of high quality, excellent service and not high prices. Dinner for two can cost from 25€.
A world market destination favored by tourists, its attractive environment and excellent living conditions offer many opportunities for business development in this sector.
Research centers, qualified human resources, logistics have a positive effect on the development of innovation and technological activities.
Is an attractive location for the film industry due to its excellent climate, natural diversity and special tax incentives.
As one of the remote regions of the European Union, by 2020 Gran Canaria will be an excellent platform for business and for the introduction of new technologies for human development, health and environmental sustainability.
Part of the Special Economic Zone of the Canary Islands” (ZEC) is an area with a low tax rate for industrial, commercial and service activities.
ZEC objects are subject to tax rates reduced to 4%, provided that it is a new company that has invested at least €100,000 and created 5 jobs.
Benefits in the production of tangible assets, which implies a 50% tax reduction on profits from production and industrial activities.
The General Indirect Tax of the Canary Islands (IGIC) replaces VAT and amounts to 7%.
Taxes on alcoholic beverages, fuel, tobacco products and certain vehicles are significantly lower than in the European Union area.
Free trade zone – a duty-free zone where the storage, transformation and distribution of goods is allowed for an unlimited period.
Gran Canaria, like the rest of the archipelago, has investment tax incentives.
The island has the same educational system as the whole of Spain.
More than 500 public and private educational institutions providing primary and secondary education.
There are prestigious international and bilingual (bilingual) schools for those wishing to study in English, German, French and other languages.
Higher education is available at the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (ULPGC), which offers 63 different courses and currently enrolls 22,500 students.
The State University of Distance Education (UNED) has a representative office on the island. There are also other private universities and business schools.
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This island of the Canaries archipelago is also called “the continent in miniature”. And all thanks to the richness of flora and fauna, as well as the great climatic diversity.
It is worth noting that this island is divided into 14 zones with different microclimates.
In Gran Canaria, you can relax on beautiful golden sandy beaches, be inspired by amazing natural scenery and have fun in theme parks.
It is worth noting that the visiting card of the island is the mini desert Maspalomas, which is located in the south of the island.
Geography of Gran Canaria
* Gran Canaria is the 3rd largest island in the archipelago after Tenerife and Fuerteventura.
* Gran Canaria is located in the Atlantic Ocean, 210 km from Morocco.
* Nearest islands: Tenerife (to the west) and Fuerteventura (to the east).
* The population of the island is about 850,000 – the second largest among the Canary Islands.
* The capital of the island is the city of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, which is also the second capital of the Canary Islands.
* Gran Canaria is round in shape and approximately 50 km in diameter.
* Coastline of the island – 236 km.
* Like the rest of the islands of the Gran Canaria archipelago, it appeared as a result of volcanic activity.
* Pico de las Nieves is an extinct volcano in the center of the island. Its highest point is 1949 meters. The last eruption took place 3,500 years ago.
Gran Canaria on the map
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
The capital of Gran Canaria is located in the northeastern part of the island, in a very beautiful place between two harbors, which in turn are decorated with amazing beaches – Playa de las Canteras and Playa de las Alcaravaneras.
The city was founded in 1478 and today boasts of its significant cultural heritage. A large number of historical monuments are located in the oldest quarter of the city – Vegeta. This quarter was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List at the end of the last century.
City of Las Palmas
The city has a large network of hotels and apartments. It is also worth noting that the metropolitan harbor of Puerto de la Luz is considered one of the most important harbors of the old world. Thanks to tourism, the economy of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria has grown strongly and its population has doubled in the last 30 years (about 400,000 inhabitants).
In the city you can see not only many historical places, but also admire the beautiful nature, relax or take a walk along the long strip of sandy beaches. In addition, shopping lovers will be pleased with a large number of luxury shops and boutiques.
The streets of the city are decorated with numerous cafes and bars.
Map of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
Attractions Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
* Vegueta District: Here you can visit the Cathedral of Santa Ana, the Columbus House Museum, the Atlantic Center for Contemporary Art, and the Museum of the Canary Islands.
* Ciudad Jardín: the main attraction of the Canary Village.
* La Isleta area: The Castillo de la Luz is worth a visit in this area.
Other areas of the city worth visiting are Santa Catalina and Triana.
How to get to Gran Canaria
Gran Canaria Airport
Gran Canaria Airport is located 20 km from the capital. Airplanes arrive here from various major European cities, including Berlin, Madrid, London, Barcelona, Amsterdam and Frankfurt.
There are still flights from Russia from Moscow and St. Petersburg with one or two transfers. You can also take a direct flight from Moscow to Tenerife, and from there get to Gran Canaria by ferry or local air carrier.
Car, bus and ferry to Gran Canaria
It is convenient to travel around the island by bus or car – the motorway in Gran Canaria connects all resorts, as well as tourist centers.
You can get to any island in the archipelago by ferry. There are regular ferries and express ferries that will get you there faster, but they are also more expensive. On Gran Canaria, the main port is Las Palmas.
Weather in Gran Canaria
On the island of Gran Canaria, natural areas change dramatically: here you can find both high, forested mountains with snow-covered peaks, and beaches with warm sand, Sun and warm sea water. The climate of the northern part is more humid and cool.
But the southern part of the island is surrounded by mountain peaks, so cold winds cannot get there, so the south of Gran Canaria is dry and warm. In winter, the air temperature is +19…+23 C, and in summer these figures are higher than +24…+30 C. It is logical to assume that most resorts are located in the south of the island.
There are 350 sunny days here in a year. Despite the fact that August is the hottest period, the heat is not felt here thanks to the ocean.
Water temperature in Gran Canaria
The water temperature here is conducive to swimming all year round. Indicators fluctuate between 20 and 25 C.
The beaches of Gran Canaria
Despite the fact that the length of the coastline of Gran Canaria is 236 km, the organized beaches, which are mainly located in the south of the island, stretch for only 15 km.
As in all of Spain, the beaches on the island are municipal property, which means that all vacationers can use them for free.
The beaches here are very different – with white sand, yellow sand and dark volcanic sand.
Maspalomas beach
This beach is the most popular on the island. Here, sand dunes of fine white sand meet the clear waters of the ocean, and this spectacle is mesmerizing.
Vacationers can visit the theme parks and sports centers of Maspalomas, and there are many hotels of different levels (3-, 4- and 5-stars).
Maspalomas beach is divided into 4 zones:
1 area suitable for families
2nd and 4th zone – for nudists
3 zone for people with non-traditional orientation.
On the beach, everyone will find entertainment to their liking. You can go scuba diving or rent a pedalo or motorbike. It has everything for a comfortable stay – showers, beach bars, multiple restaurants and shops.
Playa del Ingles
In the heart of Maspalomas is the ever-living Playa del Ingles. Here hotel complexes, bars, restaurants and shops are located in a triangle, and the place itself was created for those who love active and noisy holidays.
This sprawling beach stands out for its high sand dunes. The beach is adjacent to San Agustin on one side and the center of Maspalomas on the other. In the 1960s, large-scale construction began, as a result of which a tourist area and a beautiful beach appeared, and until that time there was an ordinary wasteland.
After that, this tourist area was reconstructed and modernized. In this place you can find many shopping centers.
Playa Meloneras
This beach attracts vacationers who are looking for tranquility. The beautiful Playa Meloneras is located in the south of Gran Canaria. The water here is always warm, and there are no strong waves, and it is pleasant to walk and relax on the golden and soft sand.
The beach is close to the high sand dunes of Maspalomas. There are not very many people here. Usually people come to the 500-meter beach to relax with families or friends. This place is also popular with lovers.
Near the beach you can find many restaurants, bars and cafes. Walking along the beach along the promenade, you can reach the prestigious area where expensive boutiques are located. Due to the fact that relatively recently this resort was completely landscaped, today it is considered one of the most attractive in Gran Canaria.
Playa Taurito
This beach is located between the beaches of Puerto Mogano and Puerto Rico, in the south of the island. If you want to get away from the hustle and bustle, and also want to enjoy beautiful views, then you are here.
Here you can find several restaurants, shops and cafes. At Puerto Rico Beach, which is located very close, you can enjoy water sports, scuba diving, boat trips and many other entertainments.
This beach can be reached by car, taxi or one of the buses that go here from different resorts in Gran Canaria. There is a large underground car park here.
Playa de San Agustin
This beach with dark volcanic sand is also made for lovers of a relaxing holiday. However, on weekends it gets a little noisier, as locals love to come here.
The beach is 670 meters long, with a slight slope and no strong waves, which makes for excellent conditions for scuba diving. On the promenade, you can visit several excellent restaurants where you can taste fresh seafood. In addition, there are many cafes, bars and shops on the waterfront.
The beach is equipped with showers. You can get here by car or bus. There is parking here.
Las Canteras beach (Playa de las Canteras)
The pearl of the capital of the island of Gran Canaria – Las Canteras beach. It is a sandy carpet that has spread for kilometers throughout the bay. People come here to relax with children, and this place is also a reserve of marine life.
You can safely walk along the coastal part, and here you can also fish and surf. One of the attractions of the beach is the so-called “Bar Counter” (La Barra) – a long chain of stones that runs parallel to the sand line and protects the beach from the tides.
Water park in Gran Canaria (Aqualand Maspalomas)
This water park is one of the most famous in Europe. The total area of Aqualand Maspalomas is 13 sq. km. You will have to try very hard to get around all of it and try to ride on all the rides. This can usually take a whole day or more.
The water park has the widest waterslide in the world, as well as a waterslide that boasts the largest angle of inclination in the world. In addition, thrill-seekers will be happy to ride the slide, which consists of three pipes running almost vertically.
For small children there are several small pools, next to which you can find sun loungers for parents. In addition, in the park you can find several large pools, and even its own sea with an artificial current.
The water attractions at Aqualand Maspalomas are frequently upgraded to become more interesting and packed with the latest technology. The park and the water here are always clean – they are regularly checked and cleaned with hypoallergenic substances.
In addition to slides and pools, the park has a large number of bars, restaurants and souvenir shops. What’s more, there are even beauty centers offering a variety of relaxing treatments.
Perhaps another advantage of this park is the cost. This water park is one of the cheapest in Europe. Added to this is free parking.
Attractions Gran Canaria
Roque Nublo Park, Tejeda
This national park covers an area of 26 hectares and is located near the city of Tejeda. Its main attraction is the rock Roque Nublo, which appeared 4.5 million years ago as a result of a volcanic eruption. If you climb to the top of the cliff, you can see the Teide volcano, located on the island of Tenerife.
In addition to the main peak, the mountain has another spire called “Monk”, next to which there is a small rock, the shape of which resembles a frog. A photograph of both rocks can be seen on postcards and guidebooks of the island of Gran Canaria.
Museo y Parque Arqueológico Cueva Pintada Archaeological Park and Museum
This park is the brightest and most popular place on the island. Here is the “painted cave” Cueva Pintada, and the park itself is located in the north of Gran Canaria in the town of Galdar.
It is worth noting that the tuff cave was discovered quite by accident in 1873, when agricultural work was being carried out. People found clay shards, vases, and parts of human skeletons in the grotto. It is assumed that in ancient times the Guanches used this place as a necropolis, and all the objects in this place served as gifts to the dead for the afterlife.
But perhaps the most important find in the park was the rock painting. Scientists have found very unusual drawings on the walls of the cave, which are not similar to the samples of cave painting found in other parts of our planet. There is an opinion that the geometric figures painted on the walls of the cave were a kind of calendar.
The Dunes of Maspalomas (Las Dunas de Maspalomas)
These dunes cover 328 hectares and are divided into 2 ecosystems with animals and unique plants. One ecosystem is the sand dunes themselves, and the second is represented by the La Charca lagoon, which is separated from the ocean by a narrow sand spit.
Insects that can only be found in the deserts of Africa live here. The dunes here are both static and moving. The latter move around the park all the time thanks to the winds. In the dunes there are plants whose life cycle is short, but at the same time they appear again in the same places.
El Cabron Marine Reserve
If you love diving, then this marine reserve is for you. There are underwater rocks and caves where you can watch a lot of exotic fish. This marine reserve is also suitable for beginner divers – this area has the status of a research reserve.
You will not find boats and boats in this place, the water here is always crystal clear. Here’s where you can dive:
* The Aquarium Bay – maximum depth of 15 m. This place is called the aquarium, as there are many tunas, rays, barracudas and parrot fish and some can be touched.
* Cave Hole in the Wall – inside you will see a huge number of fish. In addition, the cave looks very beautiful thanks to the rays of the sun that enter through the cracks in the volcanic wall and illuminate this place.
Botanical Garden of Canaria
The Swedish-Spanish botanist Erik Svensson Sventenius devoted most of his life to the creation of this wonderful park. For many years he collected seeds of plants that would take root in Gran Canaria and looked for a suitable place to plant them.
The botanist’s choice fell on the suburb of Tafira Alta. After seven years, on 10 hectares of land, the scientist managed to create a real Garden of Eden, decorated with many oases. Here you can see the Garden of the Islands, the Garden of Cacti and Succulents, the Macronesian Decorative Garden, as well as the greenhouses of the Hidden Garden. In addition, it is worth visiting the “Fountain of the Wise Men” – a map of the flora of all the Canary Islands was created around it.
Palmitos Park
This park is famous for its variety of birds and plants, as well as many attractions and amazing places.
In this park, guests will be able to see a huge number of exotic birds, including parrots (many of which fly freely in the park), ducks and swans. It is worth noting that the total number of individuals is approximately 1,500, and bird species – 230.
The largest Butterfly House in Europe is also located here. In addition, in the park you can visit the dolphinarium and aquarium, and in the Amphitheater you can see flying birds of prey.
The flora of Palmitos Park includes more than 160 species of cacti, more than 40 types of palm trees and an amazingly beautiful Orchid House.
Cactualdea Cactus Park
About 1,200 species of cactus grow in this park, most of which were brought from Mexico, Madagascar, Guatemala and Bolivia. All of them successfully fit into the landscape of the island, especially thanks to the local representatives of the flora – dragon trees, palm trees and aloe.
Canary Islands is an overseas territory of Spain, which is still part of EU despite its special economic status. The Canary Islands is a group of seven islands: Gran Canaria, Tenerife, La Palma, La Gomera, Lanzarote, El Hierro and Fuerteventura. This volcanic archipelago is located 100 km northwest of Africa; in fact, it is geographically closer to Africa than it is to Europe or mainland Spain. Due to its volcanic origin, the island experiences a subtropical climate. The climate and the fact that it is mostly warm throughout the year draw tourists to travel to Canary Islands.
La Palma, Canary Islands, Spain
There is a varied landscape feature in the Canary Islands, however. There are certain parts of the island that is dominated by mountain ranges and forests, and then there are parts valleys and deserts. There are also beautiful coasts and beaches in various parts of the Canary Islands. It is also recognized as an important biosphere reserve by UNESCO.
Currency: Euro
Official Language: Spanish is the official language in Canary Islands.
Wi-Fi Availability: Most hotels, restaurants and commercial establishments offer free Wi-Fi in Canary Islands.
Airport/s: The Gran Canaria Airport in Las Palmas is the main international airport for tourists that travel to Canary Islands.
La Graciosa, Canary Islands
Visa Required: Tourists from EU countries can travel to Canary Islands without a visa. But for non-EU tourists you must obtain a short stay visa and can only travel to Canary Islands and stay for no more than 90 days.
Driving: In Canary Islands, you must driver on the right side of the road. International Driver’s License Accepted? You need an international driver’s license to drive in the Canary Islands.
Crime: Canary Islands is generally a safe place for tourists with a very low crime rate.
Electrical Adapters: In Canary Islands, electrical voltage is set at 220 volts at 50 Hertz.
Trivia: DID YOU KNOW that the Canary Islands is more geographically close to the African continent than Europe or mainland Spain?
Canary Islands Cuisine
Volcanic steam in Lanzarote, Spain
The cuisine of Canary Islands reflects the different elements of its culture. Hence, you can expect a lot of variety, freshness and simplicity in its use of ingredients. They use a lot of meat and seafood in their dishes on the island. Due to its Spanish link, you will also see a hint of Spanish cuisine elements in the island’s cuisine.
Appetizers and snacks (also known as tapas) are an integral part of Canarian cuisine. These are locally referred to as enyesques. They also use a lot of mojo in their dishes, which is a type of sauce made with oil, garlic, pepper, thyme, salt, and various other spices. Mojos can be red or green, depending on the spices used in them.
Due to its close proximity to the ocean, fish is served a lot in Canary Islands. There are two popular types of preparation for fish in the island: sancocho canario or pescado seco. The first one involves boiling a fish and then serving it with potatoes and mojo. The second type of preparation involves drying the fish and then serving it with a sauce or roasting them.
In terms of meat consumed, among the most popular types of meat in Canary Islands are chicken, pork, goat and rabbit.
Travel to Canary Islands: Top Attractions
La Gomera
Gran Canaria: It is one of the main islands in Canary Islands, which is a territory of Spain. It is famous for its white sand beaches and a beautiful coastline. Its capital, Las Palmas, is also a notable stop for cruises and is therefore a coveted spot for tourists.
Timanfaya National Park: This national park is located on the Southwestern part of the Canary Islands. The park is entirely made from volcanic soil. The park is also part of the Biosphere reserve in the island of Lanzarote that UNESCO enacted. In fact, the park constitutes majority of this biosphere reserve.
Caldera de Taburiente National Park: This park is located within the island of La Palma. It was declared as a national park in 1954, both for its symbolic and geographical importance to the island. The park is filled with thick Canary pines, freshwater springs and waterfalls, and rock formations sprawling through hiking trails.
Cueva de los Verdes: This tourist attraction is located at Haria municipality in Lanzarote Island. It is a lava tube and the cave lies beneath Monumento Natural del Malpais de La Corona. The cave was formed 3,000 years ago from lava flows coming from Monte Corona, which is a nearby volcano.
Auditorio de Tenerife: This multi-purpose arts complex and function hall is located in Santa Cruz de Tenerife. It was constructed on 1997 and was completed in 2003. This auditorium serves as the architectural symbol of Tenerife. The design was created for by architect Santiago Calatrava Valls.
Teide Observatory: This is an astronomical observatory located in the island of Tenerife. The observatory is operated by Instituto de Astrofisica de Canarias. It was opened in 1964 and is among the first international observatories established in the world.
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The Canary Islands or the Canaries as they are sometimes called are twelve volcanic islands east of the north west coast of Africa and known to be attractive for their subtropical climate, beaches and beauty spots and interesting history. While each is a popular holiday destination, the largest, Tenerife, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria and Lanzarote, are best known internationally.
Tenerife and Gran Canaria are Spain’s second and third largest islands, the sites of this autonomous Spanish territory’s twin capitals and home to most of the island group’s two million residents.
Predominantly Spanish speaking, the population is a mixture of mostly Roman Catholic natives and migrants, many from mainland Spain.
Tenerife has two airports and four ports, and each of the other major islands has an airport and port. Gran Canaria has the largest airport and port, but Tenerife is a busier hub. There are inter-city trams and local buses on larger islands.
Though the majority of Canary Island ferry crossings are inter-island, you can get there from mainland Spain too via the ports of Cadiz and Huelva in the south west which connect you to the islands of Gran Canaria, Lanzarote and La Palma. Crossings from mainland Spain to the Canaries are long, though the ships are generally of a good standard so the journey should be a pleasant one.
If you’re flying in to one island before onward travel to another, then the main hub in the Canaries is Tenerife due to its airports, geographical position within the group of islands and the fact that you can reach most of the other islands from it.
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Lying off the coast of Morocco, the Canary Islands are Spain’s southernmost outpost, and each has its own allure. On Tenerife it is the constant presence of Mount Teide, on Fuerteventura the vast, biblical landscapes, and on La Gomera the feeling of discovering a well-kept secret.
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Where to go in the Canary Islands
By Ian Packham
A thousand miles from mainland Spain, the Canary Islands have a distinct character that has developed over generations of isolation. Located in the Atlantic Ocean 80 miles west of Morocco, the Canaries are only four hours flying time from the UK and are easy to reach with many direct flights from regional airports.
The islands enjoy fine weather all year round with temperatures ranging from 20°C in winter to 29°C in summer. Sunshine varies between a minimum of six hours on winter days, to 12 hours in summer. Rain is almost unheard of, with as little as 15cm a year.
The Canary Islands boast more than 150 miles of beach, many offering water sports such as windsurfing and scuba diving. But you don’t have to be a beach fan to enjoy the islands. You’ll find a wide variety of other attractions. During the day, you can visit traditional villages in exquisite landscapes or reach Spain’s highest peak, while at night you can visit lively bars and restaurants or stargaze into clear, protected skies. Find out which is the hottest Canary Island.
Tenerife
Tenerife is the largest of the islands, and has more than 500 beaches. The southern resorts, including those around Costa del Silencio, have some of the best beaches and weather, and as a result receive the most tourists. The west coast is less developed, with plenty of family-friendly options. For frenetic nightlife, head to Los Christianos and the neighbouring Playa de las Américas.
The north offers a more authentic tourist experience – far from the busy package resorts – but the weather is less reliable. Santa Cruz, the island’s capital, has one of the island’s most popular beaches; its fine golden sand imported from the Sahara Desert. The landscape of the north is lush with vegetation, and the climate is slightly more humid.
The north is also worth visiting for the UNESCO World Heritage Site of San Cristóbal de La Laguna. The city is one of the island’s cultural highlights, its streets lined with colonial villas. Other destinations in the north include Puerto de la Cruz, a town with distinctive Canarian character.
Taking up much of the island’s interior is Spain’s highest peak, the 3,718m dormant volcano Teide, another UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is a five-hour hike along the La Rambleta path to the summit, or eight minutes by cable car. On a clear day it is possible to see Lanzarote and the other islands from its summit.
We recommend this five-star holiday in Tenerife for single travellers.
Lanzarote
Lanzarote is the closest island to the African mainland, and as such, is the hottest. It has an arid landscape, dotted with 300 volcanic cones, and the longest volcanic tunnel in the world. Despite the volcanic landscape there are several white beaches including Playa Blanca, Papagayo and Caleton Blanco, and strict regulation means Lanzarote has few of the high-rise hotels that can be found on Tenerife’s southern coast. Families are well-catered for, while for visitors interested in water sports Famara is a regular surfing spot. Windsurfing lessons can be found around Costa Teguise. The island has some excellent villas for rent.
La Palma
La Palma is one of the smallest islands, and relatively undeveloped compared to other islands in the archipelago. To the east, the black sands of Los Cancajos are the principle beach area for the island’s capital, Santa Cruz de la Palma. However, Puerto Naos and Tazacorte, on the opposite side of the island, have the warmest weather, and it’s there where you will find the main tourist areas, situated around attractive fishing villages.
More than 600 miles of marked paths make La Palma ideal for walking, cycling or horse riding. Paths lead to Teneguía volcano (dormant since 1971), and Caldera de Taburiente, the island’s largest volcanic crater. More adventurous activities, such as paragliding, caving, and diving are also popular. The island is home to the El Roque de los Muchachos observatory and offers outstanding stargazing, particularly if you drive to the summit, which often sits above the clouds.
Fuerteventura
Fuerteventura’s main attraction is the sand dunes of Corralejo National Park, named after the main resort on the island, a blend of traditional and tourist village. Water sports, including surfing and kite surfing, are easy to arrange in Costa Caleta further down the coast, while the Jandia peninsula in the south is home to a mix of protected beaches and duty-free shopping.
Gran Canaria
Gran Canaria, in the centre of the archipelago, is possibly the most diverse island, and not just when it comes to the six golf courses here. The dry south, around Maspalomas, has the best of the island’s beaches and nightlife. Green pine forests cover the mountainous interior, where it is not unusual to see snow on the highest peaks while visitors bask in the sun on the beaches below. Further north still, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, the island’s capital, dates back to the fifteenth century, and the attractive colonial architecture will be of interest to history lovers and photographers alike.
The seven islands and six islets that make up the Canary Islands offer a diverse array of holiday experiences that will keep a whole family entertained. A great year round climate and good value for money are only some of the reasons to visit the Canary Islands.
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Canary Islands: everything you need to know
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What to do, where to stay and why you’ll love it
What to do
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Joanna Booth
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Why you’ll love it
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The Canary Islands’ enduring appeal is down to a heady combination of four virtues: beauty, variety, simplicity and sunshine. Just four hours from the UK, this clutch of eight Spanish islands off the Moroccan coast are an easy holiday hit, with a host of direct flights to the larger islands from many UK airports and accommodation options that run the gamut from butler service by the beach to rustic and rural. Year-round blue skies welcome you, whether you’ve come for Gran Canaria’s hiking trails, Fuerteventura’s surf breaks, Lanzarote’s unique architecture, La Gomera’s whale watching or Tenerife’s family-friendly hotels.
Don’t be distracted by the Canaries’ package-trip past. Its big, bustling resorts still offer straightforward beach breaks and boisterous nightlife but you don’t have to venture far beyond the tourist strip to see evidence of the archipelago’s jaw-dropping volcanic beauty. And on the little-visited islands of La Palma, El Hierro and La Graciosa the striking topography comes with seclusion in spades.
Main photo: Teide volcano, Tenerife (Getty Images)
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Magma modelled the Canary Islands and you can explore this geological legacy everywhere. The tallest mountain in Spain towers over you as you walk among the dormant lava flows and flowering foliage of Tenerife’s Teide National Park*. Lanzarote’s underground lava caves have been transformed by the native architect César Manrique into exquisite spaces where nature and art harmonise. In lush La Palma the Caldera de Taburiente’s fertile volcanic soil nurtures miles of pine forests, pockmarked with dramatic rock pillars to hike between.
The coastline of the Canaries is equally diverse, with white and black sand beaches. Miles of golden sand dunes roll at Fuerteventura’s Corralejo beach, famous for its windsurfing, but you’ll find mirror-calm waters to bob around in at Charco Azul, a natural pool eroded into the inky cliffs of El Hierro.
Almost every conceivable outdoor activity is on offer
Gran Canaria’s Las Palmas* is the biggest city on the islands and it has a delightful historic core, packed with colonial architecture and Columbus history to discover because the explorer is said to have stayed here. Santa Cruz de Tenerife is a thriving capital too, with avant-garde architecture and a sprawling food and flea market.
Although the Canary Islands were once best known for their fly-and-flop holidays, almost every conceivable outdoor activity is on offer, from water sports*, including kitesurfing and scuba diving, to extensive hiking trails across many islands, with mountainous La Gomera particularly packed with routes.
Best beaches in Lanzarote
Best beaches in Tenerife
Where to stay
The diverse characters of the different islands mean that there’s a Canary to suit everyone, and accommodation on the islands is just as varied.
Fuerteventura’s fresh winds and uninterrupted stretches of sand suit water-sports enthusiasts and committed beach bums, and stays range from surf camps and good-value aparthotels to large all-inclusives*.
Green, hilly La Gomera* is a hiker’s paradise, with smaller, characterful hotels more common than chain-owned options.
The sustainable traveller’s choice is remote, undeveloped El Hierro
All-rounder Tenerife* is an island of two halves; the bustling, sandy south and the bucolic, calmer north. You’ll find all tastes catered for in the hotels too — deluxe to basic, adults-only to family-friendly, lively to laid-back.
Lanzarote’s design aesthetic will appeal to the seriously stylish, with a clutch of tasteful resort hotels and chic boutique properties alongside simpler, good-value stays.
Nearby La Graciosa*, a tiny island with a smattering of sleepy fishing villages and no paved roads, offers tranquillity and traditional guest-house stays.
Gran Canaria earns the epithet “a continent in miniature” with a vast variety of terrain, and — with a large local population — has a more authentic atmosphere. Accommodation has moved upmarket, with plenty of five-star hotels alongside an established bucket-and-spade market.
At the western edge of the archipelago, La Palma has a wild, lush beauty, strong maritime history and a collection of boutique hotels and rural fincas.
The sustainable traveller’s choice is remote, undeveloped El Hierro*, a Unesco biosphere reserve powered completely by renewable energy and with a handful of family-owned hotels.
Best hotels in Lanzarote
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Food and drink
Eating well and authentically is no challenge in the Canaries. Rustic, traditional dishes reflect the fertile volcanic soil and the bounty of the seas, with fresh fish — alongside tuna, sea bass and hake you’ll find brightly coloured vieja parrot fish and moray eel. The catch is often served with papas arugadas — potatoes baked in salt until the skins wrinkle — and the signature flavourful mojo sauce. Islanders also love lapas canarias — grilled limpets, often photogenically served in their shells.
Traditional dishes reflect the fertile volcanic soil and the bounty of the seas
Deeply flavoured stews are staples too, with classics including conejo al salmorejo (rabbit in wine and herbs), and the ever-popular ropa vieja, where meat is cooked slowly with onions, peppers and chickpeas.
Desserts tend to be of the tooth-achingly sweet persuasion, including bienmesabe, a concoction of almond, eggs, sugar and lemon that’s often served with ice cream.
Wine production in the Canaries dates back more than 500 years and the islands are certainly home to some of the world’s most extreme terroirs, from the highest vineyards in Europe on the side of Mount Teide to the driest, in Lanzarote’s fields of lava ash. The vines themselves, having escaped continental Europe’s phylloxera plague, can be hundreds of years old, bringing real complexity to the island’s wines.
Don’t miss
Why settle for one Canary when you can have two? Take the chance to enjoy the diversity of the islands and book a twin-centre break, or even take a day trip to a different island.
Tenerife and La Gomera combine easily, with an hour-long ferry journey* between the two islands through whale-filled waters. Make your Tenerife stay action-packed, whether that’s in the form of water parks, water sports or late nights, and then chill among La Gomera’s small villages and verdant valleys.
Fuerteventura and Lanzarote are just half an hour apart by ferry. Enjoy the latter’s arty appeal and sightseeing opportunities before heading to Fuerteventura’s low-key shores to surf, scuba dive or simply stretch out on the sand.
Know before you go
Like mainland Spain, the currency in the Canary Islands is the euro. Post-Brexit, the existing EHIC (European Health Insurance Card) still entitles travellers to healthcare until they expire. Then apply for the new GHIC (Global Health Insurance Card), which is effectively the same thing.
Brexit may bring changes to driving regulations. UK licences will remain valid in Spain until the end of June 2021 but after this date you’ll need to apply for an international licence, unless alternative arrangements are agreed by the UK and Spanish authorities.
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March 22, 2011
It all started with the fact that we wanted to go to Turkey for a 10-day vacation in a very good 5-star hotel. To save money, we waited for last-minute trips, but they turned out to be too expensive. Then we decided…
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It all started with the fact that we wanted to go to Turkey for a 10-day vacation in a very good 5-star hotel. To save money, we waited for last-minute trips, but they turned out to be too expensive. Then we decided to consider a trip to Mallorca. When I saw these white sand beaches in the photo, I forgot to think about Turkey.
But everything was against us going anywhere. We arrived at the travel agency half an hour before closing. We bought a tour to Mallorca for 12 days, and we went home satisfied. After 2 days, we got a call from the agency and at first they said that insurance cannot be excluded from the package, after which I found out the reason for all this with Natalie Tours for a long time. They refused to meet me. Attitude towards Natalie Tours deteriorated sharply. After 2 hours, they called me again from the agency and said that there was no departure from Mallorca in 12 days, but there was in 14. This did not suit us, we had to pay extra for the extra 2 days. I was very upset and thought that we would not fly anywhere. But everything was decided 3 days before departure.
We bought a trip to the Canary Islands for 12 days. I could not even think about visiting the Canary Islands, and here is such a chance. The travel agency gave us only a ticket and insurance. We had to get plane tickets at Domodedovo airport.
We flew on TU-204. Nice plane and the flight attendants are very nice. The flight lasted 7.5 hours. It’s a pain to sit still all this time. What we didn’t do. And they ate and drank and slept and read. But soon the landing lights of our airport appeared, and we landed safely on Canarian soil. Time difference minus 3 hours from Moscow. We arrived at 1 am in Canarian. Representatives of Tez-Tour worked flawlessly. We were met at the airport, put on a great bus and taken to our hotels. Our hotel was in the Playa de las Americas area. It is the liveliest city on the entire island. Here life continues at night. There are many discos and hotels of different stars around. Our hotel was 4-star, stood on the first line and was called Sol Tenerife. This hotel consists of two 11-storey buildings. We were placed very quickly, and settled in building B. At night, we learned that the windows of this room go straight to the disco, which does not stop all night and even with the balcony closed, everything is heard very well. But after our complaint, after 2 days we were moved to another building, more distant from the disco.
We arrived at night from Friday to Saturday. All Saturday and Sunday we studied our area and the nearest ones. On Saturday morning, we saw that all the umbrellas and sunbeds on the beach were paid and decided to buy our own umbrella. An umbrella that, when open, covers only one lying person, cost almost 12 euros. We used it only 2 times and brought it to Moscow, concluding for ourselves that an umbrella is an unnecessary thing that we could easily do without.
Las Cristianos is located near Las Americas. I remember Las Cristianos because there is a port there, there are almost no discos, there is a Catholic cathedral. And there we bought a CD with the most popular song during our stay in Tenerife.
The specifics of the population of the island in our area was as follows.
African women near our hotel were braiding African braids and dreadlocks, and African men were selling “tsatski” – watches and sunglasses. On the second day, I succumbed to the persuasion of one African woman and, having bargained from 30 to 12 euros, I braided pigtails for half a head. They tighten them very much, and on the very first evening I wanted to dissolve them. But I lasted 5 days.
Hindus sell a variety of photo and video equipment along with souvenirs. They begin to be rude as soon as you start a conversation with them. To the question “How much does it cost?” the answer may be “You don’t have enough money!” etc. My husband was very angry with them and lamented that there were few real Russians on the island who would bring them up.
We carefully studied the excursions offered by our guide. We can say that each excursion per person cost 45 euros. Excursions were offered to Loroparc, to the Teide volcano, a sea excursion with a Russian-speaking guide, a sightseeing tour of the island, to an ostrich farm, to ride camels, go to a performance and dine in a medieval castle. Having studied the map of the island and the prices in the nearby travel agencies, we decided that we could organize everything except for the boat trip ourselves if we rented a car. Then we looked for a car rental for a long time, but since it was a weekend, there were no cars anywhere, and all agencies were closed. Finally, on Monday morning, we contacted the hotel reception, and half an hour later, the manager of the AVIS car rental agency came to pick us up. Later we learned that this is a very well-known car rental network not only on the island, but also in Europe.
We rented a Renault Megane, which is very popular there. For 3 days of rental, we paid 270 euros, 50 euros of which were a guarantee that we would return the car on time. This amount also included insurance, which we also could not take.
The first day we decided to dedicate a sightseeing tour of the island, visit the capital of Tenerife Santa Cruz de Tenerife and Loroparc. In AVIS we were given a map of the island, which we were guided by.
The island is divided by a mountain range into 2 parts – northern and southern. The contrast in weather and temperature is significant. It is always sunny and +30 in the south, at the same time it is cloudy in the northern part and the temperature is 10 degrees lower. The fact is that the ridge of mountains delays all cloudiness and the southern side of the island is always sunny.
The capital of the island did not leave much impression. Loro Park is an ordinary zoo, but with a very cool landscape design. The park is designed in such a way that it is difficult to get lost there, there is only one road that leads along enclosures with huge gorillas, cages with large parrots, through a penguinarium and an aquarium. I really liked the entertainment program with fur seals and parrots.
All the cities that we passed began and ended imperceptibly. There was no clear boundary. Nature is very picturesque. In the mountains, the roads are very steep with sharp turns and passes.
On the second day of car rental we visited the Teide volcano. While climbing the mountains, we saw many different landscape views. Pine forests, a plain of hardened and cracked black lava, a sandy desert with towering huge boulders.
We never got to the Teide volcano itself, because we had to stand in line for the funicular up the mountain for 3-4 hours in the sun. We thought, decided that we would not lose much and drove on. On the way, we were attracted by people who crowded around a rock step. It turned out that they hand-feed wild small lizards. The lizards were no more than 20 cm long. We put pieces of fruit on our palms, the lizards, looking around, ran up, took the pieces and ran away. A very interesting and exciting sight.
After we got down from the mountains, we drove through the town of Icod de Los Vinos. There we stopped for a swim in a very picturesque bay in the rocks. This beach is located on the northern side of the island, so there was practically no sun. But the stones on the shore were somehow hot.
After swimming in the ocean and having a snack, we went to the Camel Club to ride camels. It looked like this. People waiting for the caravan dress like Arab sheiks – headscarves and long dresses. Every 20 minutes a camel caravan leaves the station and goes through the park. At the same time, the rear camel almost lays his head on the shoulder of the person in front.
On the third day we thought for a long time where to go. It seems that everyone has traveled around … We decided to go to Teresitas beach, near the capital of the island, where sand was brought from the Sahara 30 years ago. Then, for some time, scorpions and centipedes were found in it. When we got there, it was impossible to stand, lie down, or sit, because there was a strong wind. He lifted sand, which hit all parts of the body very painfully. Without hesitation, we packed up and drove along the road further into the mountains. Passing another pass, below we saw a picturesque beach, where we decided to stop by after lunch with fresh fish in the nearest village.
And so we arrived at the beach in the mountains, full and satisfied. We put the car in the parking lot and took a place not far from the entrance to the beach, spread out a towel and put an umbrella. At first, we went one by one to swim and lay down to sunbathe. When we were lying, we began to examine the people who were near us. It turned out that we were on a wild nudist beach. The farther from the entrance to the beach, the less clothes were on people. Some guys were sitting next to us, who were slowly sitting and hammering joints. Happiness and carefree calm reigned all around. We both went swimming. We were not on the beach for 5-7 minutes. After we left the ocean, a man sitting nearby indicated with gestures that something had been stolen from us. Later we found out that we had lost all our cash (about $1,000) and our digital camera. They also took away the shorts in which the keys to the car lay. Without hesitation, we called the police. The police spoke only Spanish. They called our AVIS service and we got the car safely. Moreover, we were allowed to return the car later than the appointed time. Shorts with keys, we then found on the side of the road. Most of all, it was a pity for the photos that we snapped before the theft. Be careful and vigilant!!! The beach was called Playa las Gaviotas. We were upset, angry and hated in an instant all the Spaniards and Canarians combined.
The next day, without money and a camera, we went on a previously paid boat trip. In the ocean, we saw dolphins, whales, awesome rocks, bought from the boat and had lunch there. The most amazing thing was that when we threw bread from the boat, a variety of fish species literally fought for every crumb. It must be very interesting to fish there. We spent all the remaining days of our vacation by the pool, swimming in the sea and eating at nearby restaurants.
2 days before departure, after withdrawing money from a credit card, we went to the Aquapark, where we had a very cool rest and rode all kinds of water slides.
We had such an eventful vacation.
Author Ekaterina
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What to see in Tenerife? 18 most interesting places and things to do
Do you want an unforgettable holiday in the Canary Islands? Be sure to read this guide to unusual and magical activities from the editors of Hiking Tenerife magazine!
Want a more relaxing holiday? A selection of all the attractions of Tenerife is here.
We love Tenerife for its variety of recreation and activities. After all, the climate and nature of the island are extremely different. Here in one place it is 30 degrees Celsius, and in another it is 18. In one place there is a desert, and in another there is tropical greenery. Therefore, in Tenerife there is something to do and what to see. This guide will show you what not to miss on your Tenerife holiday!
Don’t want to waste time reading about the must-see places in Tenerife? Then you are in the Rating of the best excursions in Tenerife to book a guide.
Watch the stars in the best sky in Europe
What is the first thing to see in Tenerife? Stars, Milky Way and sunset over Mount Teide! Astronomical observation in the Teide National Park is a unique opportunity, because the Canary Islands are second only to Chile in the ranking of places with the best visibility of other planets. There is practically no light pollution here, which makes it easy to look at the stars and photograph the Milky Way!
The Teide National Park offers the best conditions for contemplating the night sky. Stargazing can also be done with a telescope, taking an excursion to the Observatory. Enjoy astronomical observations with us! This is one of the most stunning experiences that Tenerife can give!
Swim in the sea of… clouds!
While in the Teide National Park, be sure to admire the wonderful views that open up to the northern part of the island. You will be able to look at the delightful floating clouds that envelop the tall, breathtaking slopes of the mountains in Tenerife. The surroundings of Teide are one of the most recognizable places on the island, they are printed on all postcards and posters.
Sunrise from the highest point in Spain. Teide
Watch the sunrise from the highest point in Spain. From the peak of Teide, the neighboring Canary Islands will appear before your eyes, on which it casts its shadow. In order to watch the sunrise from the top, you need to climb to the very top of Teide on foot. To do this, you can comfortably spend the night in the Altavista shelter.
At sunrise, an amazing and delightful sight will open before your eyes. On the one hand, the Teide caldera will be brightly lit by the rays of the sun, and on the other, everything will be drowned in darkness and twilight.
Canarian holidays – romerias, fiestas and ferias
What to do to see the real Tenerife with its traditions and folklore? Go to romeria!
Get to know the Canarian tradition by going on a pilgrimage in the spring and summer to the settlements located in the secluded corners of the island. In addition, there are many holidays in the Canary Islands throughout the year, stay tuned for our newsletter with an overview of all upcoming events in Tenerife.
Pirates’ treasure hunt in Mask Gorge
Are you asking what to see in the south of Tenerife by car on your own? We answer – a hiking trail along the Maska Gorge! Although popular and very touristy, the Masca Gorge is one of the most breathtaking attractions in Tenerife.
The gorge starts from the charming village of Masca and goes down, impressing with the infinity of its walls, until finally it reaches a beach with black fine sand, where you can relax and refresh yourself with a swim in the ocean.
At the end of the walk you will take a boat ride that will take you to the shore after contemplating the cliffs of Los Gigantes.
Dolphin and whale boat trip
What to see in the south of Tenerife in the Costa Adeje area? Buy a ticket on one of the boats and go in search of dolphins and whales.
The Canary Islands are a unique place in the world, home to a wide variety of cetacean species, the Canary pilot whale dolphins being especially popular. At the southwestern tip of the island is an impressive whale colony that can be seen from a boat. This amazing spectacle of the life of cetaceans can be seen daily with your own eyes!
Not beaches, but natural pools and hot tubs
Swim in natural pools!
The charco azul natural pools are another unique feature of the Canary Islands. Nothing compares to the pleasure of swimming in natural pools formed by the action of sea water on rocks and rocks! The coast of the Canary Islands is dotted with such natural swimming pools.
Kayaking at the foot of the giant cliffs
Boating at the foot of the Los Gigantes cliffs will appeal to all lovers of fun holidays. The calm waters of the ocean in the southwestern part of the island allow boating almost all year round. It’s just an unforgettable experience: sail along the cliffs of Los Gigantes, whose height reaches 600 meters.
And after a boat trip, you can climb the upper streets of the town of Los Gigantes and along the beaten paths you can go to the observation deck in the rocks, from where you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the surroundings.
Trekking in the relict laurel forest in Anaga park
If you have only one day, then we know what to see. Head north of Tenerife to Anaga Park!
A trip to Anaga is a “must see” not to be missed. In the Anaga National Park, you can take a walk in the forest of eucalyptus trees, which are best preserved in this part of Tenerife. Humidity that remains in the forest of Anagi, even on particularly hot days, makes a walk along its paths very pleasant.
There are many different hiking trails in Anaga that lead through the paths of the magical forest in the Nature Reserve. We invite you to join us for a hike in Anaga, we love this region!
Paragliding over Costa Adeje or Orotava
How to see the whole south of Tenerife and the beaches of Costa Adeje without a car?
Paragliding is possible in Tenerife. The live experience of paragliding while flying over the La Orotava valley can be the most memorable part of your holiday in Tenerife. Flying through the sea of clouds near Teide, you can land on the coast.
Diving diving with stingrays and sharks butterflies
Would you like to learn how to dive? Do you want to go diving? Your trip to Tenerife is the perfect time to take your first dive. Use your stay in Tenerife to perform an underwater baptism ritual. Most of the schools can be found on the south coast and also in Radazul, Las Gaietas and Alcala. Our website has a list of the best diving spots in Tenerife.
Secret beach just for you
Although our popular beaches host the majority of tourists, there are some beaches on the islands that are not crowded and are almost deserted. If it is not difficult for you to walk, then we highly recommend visiting these places. We talked about them in our review of the secret beaches of Tenerife!
Canarian wineries in Tacoronta
We have the widest selection of wines in Tenerife. You can go to the House of Wine, located in the northern part of the municipality of El Sauzal, or you can just go to the mercadona and choose a local wine from Tacoronte or Flor de Chasna. Don’t forget to try the malvasia!
Traditional cuisine of the Canary Islands
Let’s go to Guachinches!
The best way to get to know Canarian cuisine is to visit guachinches. In these establishments, you can taste homemade wines that are served with authentic Canarian cuisine. To find out how to find the best guachinches and restaurants in Tenerife, read this ranking here.
Sunset over the highest point in Spain. View of Teide from Alto de Guajara
Where to watch a unique sunset in Tenerife?
Let’s go to the stalls from which an amazing view of the Teide opens! Hiking up to Alto de Guajara is an unforgettable experience that will be even more amazing if you wait for the sunset and watch it from the top of the mountain. The tiny islands of the Canary archipelago — La Gomera, La Palma and El Hierro — look fantastic in the reflections of the rays of the sun setting over the horizon near Teide.
Walk under the moon and stars
Walk under the light of the full moon in the Teide National Park.
Once your eyes get used to the darkness, you can go wandering around the National Park, admiring the unusual forms of volcanic rocks, which become even more fantastic in the light of the full moon. This unique opportunity allows you to contemplate Teide from a completely different angle and tickle your nerves =).
Tunnels to the center of the Earth
Tired of the beauty of the island? It’s time to look at the underground sights of Cueva del Viento.
In Tenerife, right under our feet, there are kilometers and kilometers of volcanic caves and passages, some of which, for example, the cave of La Cueva del Viento, are open to the public. Speleologists come here from all over Europe.
If you want something more extreme and breathtaking, you can go to caves like San Marcos or San Felipe.
In search of blooming Tajinaste
Every year, when spring comes to the Teide National Park, you can see a stunning variety of brightly flowering unique endemic plants. The colorful endemic Tajinaste stands out among them, the height of which often reaches three or more meters. The tahinasta has a huge number of scarlet, amazingly beautiful flowers that completely cover its large sharp thorns and exude a wonderful aroma.
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To the Canary Islands with a travel agency: flight, accommodation, prices
The “Islands of Eternal Spring”, whose population is not much larger than the population of the Belarusian capital, annually take about 10 million tourists from all over the world on vacation. Belarusians, although in a significant minority, are also included in this beautiful figure. Our tourists most of all love to soak up the beaches of the largest island of the archipelago – Tenerife, as well as the third largest – Gran Canaria. Those who seek to escape from Russian tourists, for whom the Canary Islands are a favorite vacation spot, go to Fuerteventura and Lanzarote.
What options for flights and holidays in the Canary Islands are offered by Belarusian travel companies, as well as how much it costs to go from Minsk to the eternal warmth of spring and how to apply for a visa to the Canary Islands – in our material.
First of all, some important tourist information. The Canary Islands belong to Spain and are one of the autonomous communities of this country. They have two capitals: Santa Cruz de Tenerife and Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. The season in the Canary Islands lasts all year round, and the local climate is considered one of the healthiest in the world. Throughout the year, the air temperature does not fall below +20C. Most of the hotels in the Canary Islands are 4* category. However, you can choose accommodation for every taste: from luxury hotels on the first coastline to modest apartments. Holidays on the islands will appeal not only to lovers of lying on the beach, but also suitable for fans of active pastime. It has a well-developed tourist infrastructure, a lot of sports entertainment and opportunities for excursions.
Visa
Since the Canary Islands belong to Spain, Belarusian tourists can apply for a visa at the Latvian Embassy in Belarus, the Spanish Visa Center in Minsk or through the Spanish Consulate in Moscow. Applying for this visa is similar to the rules for obtaining a visa to Spain.
“Tourists are issued a Schengen visa at the Spanish Consulate in Moscow. We have many years of experience in cooperation with the consulate, so we always issue visas through Moscow. Documents needed are the same as for a regular Spanish visa, says Irina Kruglyakova, Sakub company. – But the consular department of the Spanish Embassy necessarily requires financial guarantees, for example, a bank account. You also need a certificate from the place of work about the position and salary. We have a simplified regime for opening a visa for individual entrepreneurs. The cost of obtaining a visa with all shipments is 100 euros for an adult and up to 65 euros for a child.
“As a rule, there are no problems with obtaining visas if there is a tour. A visa is usually issued within two and a half weeks, says Julia Dubitskaya, company Holiday Travel. – Since the Spanish visa center in Minsk has not yet fully started to work, we usually issue visas through Moscow (the cost is 85 euros). This can also be done through the Latvian Embassy in Minsk. The cost in this case will be equal to 110 euros.
Flight
Although there are no direct flights from Minsk to the Canary Islands, there are many options for departures from the capital with transfers. “You can fly from Minsk to Barcelona on a Belavia flight, and from there to the Canary Islands, fly with local airlines – Iberia or Vueling. However, in the case of this flight, tourists on the way back will definitely have to spend the night in Barcelona, - comments Irina Kruglyakova. – From Minsk there is also a well-known and convenient option for a flight to Tenerife by Austrian Airlines with a connection in Vienna. Departure is carried out on Saturdays. And in this case, again, one night on the way back will need to be spent in Vienna. But we offer a very good hotel for 125 euros for two per night. Plus – the opportunity to see the Austrian capital. Another option is to fly via Warsaw. Here you will also need to spend one night in Warsaw. In all cases, tourists can fly to both Tenerife and Grand Canaria.
Belarusian tourists are also interested in options with departures from Kyiv and Moscow. This is especially convenient for a family with small children who find it difficult to make two flights with transfers at once. Departure from Kyiv is carried out from the airport “Borispol”. Here, the advantage is both a good departure time, a convenient transfer, and a rather short (compared to other options) travel time – only 6 hours.
The plane flies from Moscow to the Canary Islands 3 times a week. But we usually sell tourists flights on Tuesday or Friday, since it is on these days that it is most convenient to connect a Belarusian airline flight to Moscow.
Another convenient departure option for Belarusian tourists is from Vilnius. It is from there, starting from October 18 of this year and until April, that a direct flight to Tenerife begins to fly. Air transportation will be carried out by the Lithuanian charter airline Small Planet. This is a budget airline, which means that the flight will be carried out without any special amenities. But tourists are waiting for a direct flight. Now the travel time from Vilnius to Tenerife is about six hours. Also, with this option, tourists will need to spend one night in Vilnius before or after the trip.
Sometimes we are asked to arrange a flight via Frankfurt am Main, but this is a more expensive option. There are no direct flights from Minsk to Tenerife. In the 2000s, our company tried to set up a Minsk-Barcelona-Tenerife charter and made several flights. Since that time, there has been no direct charter flight to the Canary Islands from the Belarusian capital.
Our tourists most often fly to rest in Tenerife, preferring this place to other islands of the archipelago, as it is the easiest to get there. And from there you can already fly to other islands with local airlines. The flight is quite short – 30-45 minutes, but during this time tourists will be offered soft drinks and sweets.
What programs do travel agencies offer?
Most of the offers of travel companies meet the tastes of Belarusian tourists. Namely: most often tourists are sent to the island of Tenerife. There are options here for families, for lovers, and for those who want to save money. Options with a departure from Moscow will certainly be cheaper. Here, in the presence of a Schengen visa and the desire to monitor the websites of travel companies, it is quite possible to run into a last-minute tour at a very attractive price.
Belarusian travel agencies also offer combined programs with departures from Minsk. For example, the 12-day Gran Canaria Holiday + Barcelona tour includes 4 nights in Barcelona and 7 nights in Grand Canaria. The tourists will stay in a 3* hotel (breakfast) in Barcelona and a 5* hotel (breakfast and dinner) in the Canary Islands. Another option is to go on a combined tour with a holiday on the island of Tenerife. Here the duration of the rest can vary.
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“If we take the total percentage, then out of 100% of Belarusian tourists, a maximum of 3% fly to the Canary Islands. The sufficient high cost of the direction affects, – is supplemented by Yulia Dubitskaya. – Since mainland Spain is much cheaper, most people prefer to fly there. But those few who fly most often choose options with a flight from Kyiv. For example, a 10-day tour to a 4* hotel with breakfast and dinner will cost from 2,000 euros for two. ”
If you take a tour package with a departure from Minsk, for example, going to the Costa Adeje Gran 5 * hotel for 10 days in early August will cost from 2100 euros for two.
Tour in Tenerife with a departure from the Russian capital in mid-August (good 4 * hotel, breakfast, 7 nights) can be found for 700 euros per person.
The cost of combined programs from Minsk starts from 2850 euros for two with a holiday in Grand Canaria and from 2106 euros with a holiday in Tenerife.
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Canary Islands – documentary Spain, but in reality – tropical exotic. European-style hospitable, they also offer tourists a rich cultural program: from outdoor activities to exploring endless sights. And the incredible nature with tropical forests and black volcanic sands will not leave anyone indifferent.
There are two particularly popular destinations in the Canary archipelago: Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Today we will talk about the latter and tell you what you must see on the island.
Teide volcano
Whether you are thinking about what to see in Tenerife on your own, or planning to use the services of a guide, any of these roads will lead you to the Teide volcano, located in the national park of the same name. This volcano is active and, according to scientists, has existed for at least 5 million years. The height of the Teide is 3718 meters, but tourists are offered to get to the observation deck at an altitude of 3500 meters. From there, the whole of Tenerife is visible without exaggeration, and the spectacle is truly breathtaking.
While climbing the volcano, you will also admire the beauties of the national park. The landscape around Teide is filled with fragments of volcanic lava, which looks bizarre and even surreal. Los Roques de Garcia is the most famous lava rock in the region and has even been featured on Spanish banknotes.
The best way to see the Teide volcano in Tenerife is by car. You can rent a car at the entrance to the national park. But, given the time and energy, nothing can replace a walk to the very top of an active volcano.
Eagles Park
We continue the list of attractions and entertainment in Tenerife with the Eagles Park. The name speaks for itself: proud birds of prey live here. But these are not the only representatives of the fauna in the park: it has also become a home for monkeys, tigers and even crocodiles.
You might think that this is just another zoo or nature reserve, but here the eagles have been taught unusual tricks. Birds of prey performances are held daily for visitors to the park – it is not often that you will have the opportunity to see such a spectacle with your own eyes.
Travelers can also communicate with eagles from a closer distance, taking advantage of the opportunity to participate in bird feeding. Of course, the zoo staff will not let you near wild and aggressive specimens, but peaceful, harmless birds are not averse to tasting treats from their hands.
Having finished your acquaintance with the animal world, you can simply look at nature in the eagle park. For this, the so-called bobsleigh track is organized, where visitors rush through the jungle.
Puerto de la Cruz Botanical Garden
The history of the botanical garden began at the end of the 18th century, when King Carlos III of Spain decided to organize a cozy corner in his Madrid residence. It remained to adapt tropical plants to their unusual climate. So they ended up in Tenerife, where a botanical garden was subsequently organized.
Now more than 4,000 plants grow here. All of them were delivered to Spain from South America and other tropical countries. The park looks like a wild prehistoric forest, although it has grown to its size in just some 200 years. Since those times, the oldest tree in the park has been preserved – a two-hundred-year-old rubber.
The luckiest travelers will be in Tenerife at the end of February – March. It is at this time that the flowering season begins, and the already beautiful park becomes even prettier and more fragrant.
Puerto de la Cruz also cares about the conservation of rare endangered plant species. In order to allow posterity to grow and see unusual flowers and trees, a seed bank has been created in the garden, where, among other things, the genetic material of plants is collected.
San Miguel Castle
Architectural attractions on the island of Tenerife should be explored from the castle of San Miguel. Arriving here, you will completely immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the Spanish Middle Ages. And even the fact that in fact this castle is just a copy of a building that actually existed in the region does not detract from the charm of the time spent here.
A tour of the castle includes a visit to a jousting tournament, just like many centuries ago. There is also a king, who considers it his duty to greet those who come. Although the fights are staged, the audience will have to choose the real winner: the strongest and most courageous knight in the arena.
But the immersion into the Middle Ages will not end there either. After the tour, its participants will have a traditional Spanish dinner. The chefs offer to try soup and chicken according to an old recipe. Dinner is held in accordance with all the rules of knightly etiquette. And this means that forks, spoons and knives will not be offered to invited guests, because true knights preferred to consume food with their hands.
Laurel forest
Laurel forests are a gift to the planet Earth, which nature has left since the distant Jurassic period. Now they can not be found almost anywhere: only a couple of countries can boast that they grow forests of laurels. One of these countries was Spain and, in particular, the island of Tenerife.
The laurel forests here are called laurisilva. They grow high in the Anaga mountains in the north of the island. The local climate also favors the growth of forests: the temperature in the mountains is lower than throughout the tropical island, and there is many times more precipitation. Laurels do not shed their leaves and remain green all year round.
For the convenience of travelers, the Tenerife authorities have laid footpaths in the laurel forests. There are signs along the way. Some routes are designed exclusively to wander around beautiful places, others lead to the extreme points of the island. This way you can get to the northernmost part of Tenerife, overlooking the mountains and the sea. And traveling around Tenerife by car, from the laurel forest you can go to the Teide volcano and once again admire the change in landscape.
Auditorio de Tenerife
Tenerife also has modern architecture. Apart from the historical buildings, perhaps the Auditorio de Tenerife will be the most famous and frequently visited place on the entire island. But it was built quite recently: the building saw the light only in 2003.
The Auditorio de Tenerife has many appointments. This is a conservatory, a concert venue, and an opera house at the same time. Therefore, it is not at all necessary to look at the building from the side – it is better to become a spectator at one of the regular performances. Moreover, you can choose either one of the daily performances (the only day when the Auditorio de Tenerife does not work is Sunday), or go to a concert of visiting celebrities. Experts say that the local performances will be remembered for a long time, because the acoustics in the building are one of the best in the world.
At the same time, which cannot but rejoice, tickets to the Auditorio de Tenerife are inexpensive and accessible even to a budget traveler. Even if you are not a fan of performances, a small amount spent on a concert will allow you to see the stunning building from the inside.
Teide Observatory
If you visit the Teide National Park, don’t forget to visit the local observatory as well. Its location is striking in its beauty: being high in the mountains, the observatory seems to be shrouded in clouds. But the opening views around will not allow you to regret the journey up.
The Tenerife observatory is one of the few observatories in the world that offers amazingly clear views of the starry sky. It is from this point, located not too far from the equator, that it is most convenient to observe cosmic bodies. Therefore, scientists from more than 20 countries of the world come here to work.
Not all observatory buildings are accessible to the traveler, but what the guide will show will be enough to accumulate impressions. Walking around the area is not limited. Tourists who come to the observatory will enjoy an informative film about space, pictures of the starry sky, as well as the opportunity to independently look at the stars and planets. The most impressive object of observation is the sun. In order to look at it safely, lenses with special filters are used.
Pyramids of Guimar
These structures are certainly not as old as the Egyptian pyramids, but the mystery of their origin is no worse. Archaeologists are still struggling with the question of how the pyramids ended up on the island.
One of the versions put forward by scientists claims that the pyramids were created by peasants during field work. It was assumed that the workers piled stones that they found in the fields, one on top of the other – and this is how the pyramids turned out. However, this option failed, since no traces of the vital activity of ancient people were found in the immediate vicinity of the city of Guimar.
Moreover, the construction of the pyramids could not have been a mere accident. The volcanic rocks were carefully crafted and each level leveled before the next was built.
Another version connects the Guimar pyramids with spiritual practices and religion. It was proved that on the day of the summer solstice, a double sunset is visible from the top of the highest pyramid, and all the stairs on the pyramids also face the heavenly body. An unequivocal answer explaining the purpose of the pyramids in Tenerife has not yet been found.
Church of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary
This church was built by the Spanish conquistadors who conquered the island, and originally its name sounded like Santa Cruz, which means “holy cross”. It was from this cross, erected by the conquerors, that the history of the church and even the city itself began, which later became the capital of Tenerife. The Church of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary received its new name only in the middle of the 17th century, but quickly burned down in a fire. It took more than 100 years to restore the shrine.
You can see the temple both from the outside and from the inside. Looking inside, you can see the same holy cross that first appeared on the island. Now it is right next to the altar. And to see the city from a height, for a small fee it is worth climbing the bell tower of the church.
Cape Teno
This is the most inaccessible attraction that you can see in Tenerife, however, it is definitely worth the time and effort spent on the road. Only those who prefer unusual landscapes to well-maintained beaches go here.
Cape Teno goes straight to the ocean, on the other sides it is surrounded by the mountains of Los Gigantes. There is only one road to Cape Teno, and it starts in the town of Buenovista del Norte. The road surface itself is good, and the car can be driven without difficulty, but along the entire road there are signs warning of the likelihood of rockfalls. There is simply no public transport that would take you to the cape.
A lighthouse has been standing on the cape itself for more than a hundred years. Until the end of the 80s of the last century, it functioned with the help of a mirror and an oil lamp, but now a more modern tower illuminates the way for the ships. You can’t get into the lighthouses themselves, but no one forbids taking amazing photos, moving from stone to stone. In addition, you can climb to the observation deck, where, in addition to a beautiful view, you can see a stone erected in honor of the friendship between the peoples of the United States and Spain.
Wind Cave
The name of the cave is not accidental – winds often wander here, which is facilitated by the structure of the cave. They burst under the arches with sharp gusts and can even scare travelers with terrible howls, but you should not be afraid. The phenomenon occurs solely due to the fact that the cave is divided into several levels of different sizes.
We remind you that the Canary Islands are famous for their volcanic activity. This is how the cave of the wind appeared, which in its current form has existed for almost 30 thousand years. The lava, which quickly solidified after the eruption, passed inside itself moving flows of magma, which, in turn, made depressions in the rock. When the eruption ended, caves remained in the volcanic rock, stretching for 17 kilometers.
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Popular and no less famous are the Spanish archipelagos: the Canary and Balearic Islands. The main resort Balearic Islands – Mallorca, Ibiza, have their own airports and many VIP-category hotels. There are magnificent clean beaches and a lot of unique entertainment. The Canaries, located in the waters of the Atlantic, have a mild climate that attracts travelers from the travel agency of the PEGAS Touristik retail network WTC LLC throughout the year.
Incredible Martian landscapes, clear waters of cozy bays, mesmerizing grottoes, unique dishes cooked in the “hearth of the volcano” and modern hotel complexes – this is what tours to the Canary Islands Lanzarote 2022 from the PEGAS Touristik retail chain travel agency WTC LLC are. Holidays among captivating volcanic views and the unchanging blue of the Atlantic Ocean will appeal to all adherents of a calm and leisurely pastime.
Martian Mediterranean
The key attraction of the island was and remains its absolutely Martian landscape. Many volcanic caves against the backdrop of the azure waters of the beach areas, rocky craters and the demonic beauty of lava lakes – this is what this “island of fire-breathing mountains” looks like.
August is the hottest month in Cape Verde with an average temperature of 27°C (81°F) and the coldest is January at 23°C (73°F) with the most daily sunshine hours at 9 in April. The wettest month is September with an average of 77mm of rain. The best month to swim in the sea is in August when the average sea temperature is 27°C (81°F).
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Cape Verde, Cape Verde – March Weather
What’s the Weather Like in Cape Verde in March?
Is It Good To Go To Cape Verde In March?
March is an excellent time to visit subtropical Cape Verde because there’s hardly any rain and the temperatures are warm and pleasant.
Is Cape Verde Hot In March?
The average daytime temperatures stay at 23ºC while daytime highs climb to 25ºC. Nighttime temperature can drop as low as 18ºC, but barring extraordinary climatic phenomena, it never drops any lower.
How Warm Is The Sea in Cape Verde In March?
The Sea temperature also stays at 23ºC thanks to the conflicting sea currents; cold currents rush from North Atlantic while warm currents from western Africa regulate the sea temperature around Cape Verde’s archipelago.
How Much Sunshine Does Cape Verde Get In March?
Cape Verde enjoys eight hours of daily sunshine in March.
How Much Does It Rain In Cape Verde In March?
March is a relatively dry month. Even though the islands see some rain spread out over four days of the month, that rain amounts only to a measly 1mm of total precipitation.
Is Cape Verde Windy In March?
March can be one of the windiest months on Cape Verde with strong north-western winds frequent on many Barlavento islands. The wind is between five and seven on the Beaufort scale.
Hotels for Cape Verde in March
Vivenda Oleander
The Vivenda Oleander offers villa-style accommodation that includes self-catering and half-board options to suit every budget. The resort is conveniently close to the local beach and its hotel bar (open to non-tourists) is also worthy of mention for its delicious drinks and attractive atmosphere.
Odjo d’Agua Hotel
The Odjo d’Agua Hotel in Santa Maria boasts excellent view over the popular bay of Santa Maria along with clean rooms and amazing services. The hotel’s restaurant, Farolin serves a variety of fresh and unusual fish in a definite romantic setting that surrounds the whole hotel. All large rooms come with their own private balconies and the décor is enchanting and locally-inspired.
Pensao Nha Terra
The Pensao Nha Terra is a family friendly hotel in Sal. The hotel is homely and offers basic amenities but captures the hearts of visitors thanks to its polite staff and great hotel services. The pool is small but clean and the room prices are inviting you to return for your next vacations.
Hotel Avenida
The Hotel Avenida is one of the very few hotels in Assomada and offers clean rooms with basic accommodation at very low prices. This is the ideal hotel to explore the least-travelled areas on the island of Santiago.
Limeira Hotel Resort
The Limeira Hotel Resort is a beautiful seaside hotel in Santiago with a fully equipped spa, a beautiful pool and great view over the Atlantic. The hotel is located over a secluded bay that has almost zero waves and is perfect for young children. The staff are polite and the atmosphere is warm and welcoming. The hotel’s restaurant is inexpensive and serves mostly local delicacies and fish caught the very same day from a nearby coast.
Beaches for March for Cape Verde
Farol da Ponta Norte
The beach at Farol da Ponta Norte is secluded and windy, it’s on the northernmost tip of Sal. Overlooked by a scenic lighthouse and boasting the finest white sand, the Farol de fiura beach attracts naturists for the tranquillity and water sports enthusiasts for the healthy surfs.
Faja de Agua
Fajã de Água is another secluded beach on the small island of Brava. Tourists can see impressive flora and fauna specimens that are unique only to the Cape Verdean Archipelago. You will need to rent a car, a bike or some other forms of transport to get to the beach as it is fairly remote and devoid of any tourist accommodations.
Beleza Beach
The Beleza beach of Sao Vicente is a beautiful, family friendly bay on the northern side of the pristine island. There are numerous tourist-friendly amenities here that make the beach ideal for young children including shallow waters (indicated by a great flag system) and a seasoned life guard patrol.
Restaurants and Bars for Cape Verde in March
TuttiFrutti
Located literally in the middle of nowhere on the island of Maio, the TuttiFrutti is a surprisingly amazing Italian restaurant waiting to be discovered by hungry tourists in Cape Verde. The restaurant serves refreshingly new renditions of Italian classics with a definite Cape Verdean spin.
Wakan Bar
The Wakan Bar is a bustling beach bar in Boa Vista’s Avenida dos Pescadores. There are frequent beach parties that become more and more common as summer draws close and during the evenings, live Morna performances are often held right on the beach by local artists.
Blu Bar
The Blu Bar is a popular beach bar in Santa Maria, Sal. The bar boasts and outdoors disco as well as a seaside dance floor where patrons can dip for a swim right after a vigorous dance. Drinks are plentiful and cheap here and the Blu Bar attracts lots of beautiful locals and tourists alike.
Things to Do in Cape Verde in March
The island of Santo Antao is described as a cross between Morocco and the Himalayas, with a dry, desert-like climate to the south of the island and a wet, humid climate in the mountainous region to the north.
Ponta do Sol trek
The northerly mountains of Ponta do Sol make for excellent hiking and the hour long trek from Ponta do Sol to the steep cliffs of Fontain is a popular route amongst seasoned hikers. The colourful village perched on the cliff makes for a spectacular view and is a perfect photo opportunity.
Giggling Gecko Adventures Sight seeing
Giggling Gecko Adventures offer a range of exciting tours. See the most spectacular sights on the island, including sand dunes, deserted beaches, caves, panoramic landscapes, deserts, hidden oasis, small villages and the capital of Sal Rei.
Dates for the diary
Towards the end of February and early March, the liveliest carnival on Cape Verde takes place. The Sao Vicente Creole Carnival is a unique mélange of cultures and is very similar to traditional Brazilian carnivals but also African feasts. The blend is unique and the parties truly unforgettable. The whole theme is a mix of Brazilian, Portuguese and African flavours with street parades and huge, island-wide celebrations.
Every March the 8th, Cape Verde celebrated woman’s day as a true democratic nation. The archipelago of islands is considered a leading example on women’s rights and this is celebrated each year with talks, parades and political debates that promote Cape Verdean freedom and culture.
Cape Verde, Cape Verde – February Weather
What’s the Weather Like in Cape Verde in February?
The weather is warm and sunny in February in Cape Verde and there’s very little rain. This makes it a splendid winter sun destination for people escaping cold northern Europe.
Is Cape Verde Hot In February?
The average temperature in February is expected to be around 23ºC with high peaks of 24ºC and lows of 18ºC at night (and almost never any lower).
How Much Sun Does Cape Verde Get In February?
Cape Verde enjoys seven hours of daily sunshine in February, giving plenty of opportunities to enjoy being outdoors.
Is The Sea Warm In Cape Verde In February?
Sea temperature stays at a comfortable 23ºC and there are virtually no clouds in the sky in February.
Does It Rain In February In Cape Verde
Rain is scarce during this month, with total precipitation barely reaching 3mm due to minor sprinkles above the islands that last for about three days.
Hotels for Cape Verde in February
Casita Verde
The Casita Verde hotel on the island of Maio offers clean beach view rooms with breakfast for very low prices. The hotel frequently hosts sculpting, moulding and drumming lessons on the beach as well as a full day tour of the tiny towns of Maio, including a lunch of traditional Cape Verdean delicacies with the locals.
Sol Na Baia
The Sol Na Baia hotel is a beautiful all inclusive resort that offers very low prices. All rooms come with a view over the Atlantic Ocean and the largest rooms all have their own private balconies and spacious patios. The service is excellent and the hotel’s bar is worthy of mention for its inexpensive and delicious cocktails.
Marine Club Beach Resort
The Marine Club Beach Resort offers affordable accommodation with style. Rooms are budget priced and the hotel has two on-site bars that are open to non-visitors. The Bar Praia and the Bar Rochino provide a romantic setting for couples to enjoy their evening cocktails. The hotel’s restaurant, Tartarughino has a delectable buffet.
Don Paco
The 3-star Don Paco hotel offers affordable accommodation on the outskirts of Mindelo, San Vicente’s beautiful capital. The hotel provides tourists with unrestricted access to San Vicente’s numerous landmarks and is strategically located along all the major roads of the island.
Solar Windelo
The Solar Windelo hotel provides affordable overnight accommodation in Sao Vicente, with bargain prices during off-season months. The hotel offers apartments, standard rooms and luxurious suites to cater to tourists of all budgets. Children under 5 stay for free and the hotel is generally very family friendly.
Beaches for February for Cape Verde
Paradise Beach of Sal
The Paradise beach of Sal is famous for football on the beach where locals and tourists alike come to play ball on the sand. This lively yet romantic beach attracts young and vigorous crowds with its beach bars and pristine white sands.
Santa Maria Beach
The Santa Maria beach on Sal is simply stunning, offering four and a half miles of golden white sand for tourists to enjoy. Families as well as water sports enthusiasts visit this beach for different reasons. Great life guard services are offered across the beach’s span and a flag system helps tourists know where it is safe to swim.
Restaurants and Bars for Cape Verde in February
Sto Andre
The Sto Andre is an attractive café/bistro located in the lovely Sao Pedro area of San Vicente. Beautifully secluded and boasting a fine menu, the Sto Andre has recently become one of the top eateries in San Vicente thanks to its amazing quality of food.
Serenata
One of the few noteworthy eateries in Calhau, the Serenata serves international dishes focused on healthy meals and genuinely fresh ingredients. There are vegan and vegetarian dishes, as well as local seafood plates prepared with traditional, healthy ingredients.
Tropical Club
The Tropical Club is a beach bar on the island of Fogo, popular with surfers and young crowds. The sounds are mostly local here, with a definite preference for Morna during the day, while music becomes more international and pop in style as the sun goes down.
Elcibar
The Elcibar is a beautiful beach bar that frequently hosts live music shows. The Elcibar is located on the island of Boa Vista and is run by a cheerful couple of expats. Morna music is played here in the morning while evenings frequently welcome local and international musicians who come to brighten the nights of Boa Vista.
Things to Do in Cape Verde in February
Pico do Fogo
The Cape Verde islands are all of volcanic origin, but the island of Fogo (‘fire’ in Portuguese) still has an active volcano, the Pico do Fogo, which erupted in 1995 and saw many of the islands inhabitants removed from their homes for as long as six months. Today, brave travellers should not miss the opportunity to visit the tiny towns of Portela and Bangaeria, located in Cha das Caldeiras, or ‘plateau of the crater’. There are several volcano-themed bars and restaurants around the area too.
Always Sailing
Experience sailing in Cape Verde, Always sailing offer memorable experiences on luxury yachts. The yachts head off from Santa Maria, where the company is based. Enjoy a relaxed yacht trip with the delightful crew and take in the stunning views. Most guests like to chill on the yacht but others may prefer to learn how to sail. Snorkeling and swimming are advantages of the yacht trip and topping up your tan is made easy from the yacht. See fish, dolphins, whales and sea creatures or make the ride romantic for an extra fee.
Dates for the diary
From mid-February and until early March, there are numerous carnival celebrations across Cape Verde. In Praia, Santiago, the capital of the nation there are various celebrations on a daily basis. Most of these events are tourist-oriented and attract foreign crowds who come to see exotic dances, sexy performers, extravagant dresses and more as they feast on free street food.
Of particular interest for tourists who wish an authentically Cape Verdian carnival experience is the local carnival in Mindelo on Sao Vicente island. This carnival strongly reminds of the Brazilian fiestas in spirit and looks, with street dancers as well as more Christian-themed carnival inspirations. The carnival in Mindelo has retained its authentic feel even though it has become popular with tourists in the past few years.
Cape Verde, Cape Verde – November Weather
What’s The Weather Like in Cape Verde in November?
November is a peaceful month to visit Cape Verde with mild temperatures, hardly any wind and little in the way of rain. Cape Verde enjoys seven hours of daily sunshine in November.
Is Cape Verde Hot In November?
Midday high temperatures can rise to 27°C at night, it can drop down to 22°C. This minimal fluctuation means that there are no dramatic temperature surprises during November.
Is The Sea Warm In Cape Verde In November?
Sea temperature mirrors daytime averages and stays at a very pleasant 26°C.
Is Cape Verde Wet In November?
Monthly total precipitation amounts to 9 mm and rain falls for around four days of the month.
Is Cape Verde Windy In November?
Winds are relatively calm and mostly come from Africa, bringing warmth but also lowering overall humidity.
Hotels for Cape Verde in November
Hotel Dunas de Sal
Located in a quiet oasis in Sal, the Hotel Dunas de Sal is an idyllic hotel that caters for water sport enthusiasts and families with children. It also has a fully equipped spa that is only available to visitors. The hotel itself sports a minimalist design, with very clean space and sparkling white interior.
Sobrado
The Sobrado is a quiet, adult-only hotel in Santa Maria. Perfect for couples, this romantic hotel features rustic décor and boasts several flower gardens that further enhance its beauty. The staff are very friendly at Sobrado and all fluent in English.
Foya Branca Resort
The Foya Branca Resort is a huge tourist complex at the island of Sao Vicente. With numerous suites, rooms and luxurious villas, the Foya Branca offers accommodation to tourists of all budgets. The resort’s 3 pools are beautifully designed and the hotel also boasts a tennis court, a fully equipped gym and other attractive facilities.
Aquamarina Suites
Affordable self catering accommodation doesn’t get any better than what tourists find at Santa Maria’s Aquamarina Suites. Offering top quality, multi-room suites, the Aquamarina has earned numerous awards and distinctions for excellence of service and value for money.
Beaches for November for Cape Verde
Praia de Santa Maria
Couples and families looking for somewhere to enjoy a day together under the sun should take a look at Praia de Santa Maria. Located on the north of the island, this bay has picture-perfect white sand and small waves which are perfect for swimming and paddling. Due to the almost never-ending winds, Praia de Santa Maria is a top place for paddle boarding, kite surfing and regular surfing. Even if you’re not interested in having a go yourself, the water sports are great fun to watch.
Rabil Beach
The Rabil beach in Boa Vista is a great spot for boating and also has a fairly secluded beach for romantic couples to spend quality time. The waves are quite calm here, attracting snorkellers too. The beach boasts fine white sand and deep blue waters. Everybody can relax on this beach.
Restaurants and Bars for Cape Verde in November
Le Prive
The Le Prive is a restaurant and beach bar in Sal that sports a romantic atmosphere and very friendly service. The menu is internationally inspired but specialises mostly in French, Caribbean and local cuisine. The restaurant is ideal for romantic dates and couples seeking an exotically discreet restaurant.
Fon’Banana
The Fon’Banana is a unique restaurant in Boa Vista that serves African and international dishes. The prices are most inviting and the menu is impressively extensive, full of tasty dishes. The restaurant is famous for its local delicacies as well as its extensive menu of desserts that include locally produced icecream and delicious milkshakes.
Bahia the Beach
Bahia the Beach is a lovely location to eat in. They’re located near Bahia Beach, Sal Rei, Boa Vista. The food offered here is a range of fresh seafood and mediterranean dishes.
Things to Do in Cape Verde in November
Boa Vista Marketplace
The traditional marketplace area of Boa Vista offers a unique window to the past of Cape Verde, merged with a modern-day market. You can find virtually anything you may need on your visit to Boa Vista here and the market maintains its authentic Portuguese colonial look and feel.
Capoeira Classes
The afro-Brazilian form of dancing and martial arts known as Capoeira is very popular here in Cape Verde and tourists can take affordable Capoeira classes in Praia, Cape Verde’s capital city. These classes teach tourists how to perform the impressive moves of Capoeira to astound friends back home. Classes typically last for two hours and are also a great place to meet other tourists and locals interested in Capoeira.
Tarrafal Cine Teatro
The Tarrafal Cine Teatro is a scenic cinema and theatre in Santiago. Located inside a vintage building, this old cinema has been fully renovated and plays modern movies as well as Brazilian hits. This cinema is fairly off the tourist track and is an ideal spot for a romantic rendezvous.
Aqssomada Cineclube
The Assomada Cineclube is another popular cinema in the capital of Praias. Busy and trendy, the Cineclube is an “in” meeting place for young locals and tourists with a taste for modern movies. The cinema’s bar is worthy of mention as it has a very cosy atmosphere and style.
Dates for the diary
Every year on November the 1st Cape Verde celebrates the All Saint’s Day, also known as All Hallows. This multi-faith holy day is dedicated to honour all the saints, known and unknown. This religious celebration has a very festive undertone similar to Halloween. Locals dress up and play macabre jokes. Outdoors parties are common around bonfires as the night falls and street food is aplenty.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs organises an annual business and investment event every November. The event is typically held during the first week of the month and aims to promote the numerous business opportunities of Cape Verde to tourists who might be interested in investing there. This event targets middle aged tourists of respectable income.
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In the Cape Verde Archipelago, the climate is very unusual, in fact, it is tropical arid, with temperatures generally not too high despite the latitude. This happens both because of a cool sea current and because of the trade winds, which steadily blow from the northeast, especially from November to May.
The islands are divided into two groups: in the north, the Barlavento or Windward Islands (Santo Antão, São Vicente, Santa Luzia, São Nicolau, Ilha do Sal, Boa Vista), which have a more arid climate, and in the south, the Sotavento or Leeward Islands (Maio, Santiago, Fogo, Brava), which are a bit more rainy. The Barlavento Islands to the north are definitely desert, since they receive less than 100 millimeters (4 inches) of rain per year, while the southern islands receive between 200 and 300 mm (8 and 12 in) of rain, so their climate is semi-desert.
In both groups of islands, in lowland areas and along the coasts, there are rare rains concentrated in the period from August to October (and sometimes also in July), which is also the warmest time of the year. The rains are quite irregular, which means that during certain years, the rains are very scarce or absent, while during other years, there may be heavy rainfall, usually concentrated in a few days (or even just one), which may result in landslides and flooding, also because of the scarcity of vegetation, as occurred for example in September 2012 in Sal and Boa Vista.
As for the temperature in Cape Verde, there is a hot and muggy period from July to November, and a more temperate and dry period from December to June, during which the north-east trade winds constantly blow. During the coolest season, from January to March, daytime temperatures are around 23/24 °C (73/75 °F) on the Barlavento islands and around 26/27 °C (79/81 °F) on the Sotavento islands, while night minima are a few degrees lower, around 19/20 °C (66/68 °F).
In Cape Verde, the weather is rarely very hot, however, the temperature can sometimes reach 35/37 °C (95/99 °F) from May to October, when the wind blows from the African continent.
The north-east trade winds begin to blow in November and gradually lower the temperature; the wind attracts fans of windsurfing and kitesurfing especially on the eastern islands (Santa Maria, Boa Vista), from November to May. Sometimes, weather conditions change and the trade winds are replaced by the Harmattan, a dry wind that blows from the Saharan desert, and can bring dust and sand storms, reducing visibility and hampering human activities.
Even during the dry period, from December to June, on the northern slopes of hills and mountains, a bit of cloudiness can form, and a bit of rain or drizzle can fall. In fact, Cape Verde is a volcanic archipelago, and in some of them, we find mountains, the highest of which is Pico de Fogo, 2,829 meters (9,282 feet) high, on the island of Fogo: on the northern slopes of the island, there is even a bit of greenery. On the island of Santiago, where Praia is located, we find Pico da Antónia, 1,394 meters (4,573 feet), while in Santo Antao, we find Topo da Coroa, 1,979 meters (6,493 feet), and Pico da Cruz, 1,585 meters (5,200 feet), and finally, in São Nicolau, we find Monte Gordo, 1,312 meters (4,304 feet).
Barlavento Islands
As we mentioned, the northern islands (Santo Antão, São Vicente, Santa Luzia, São Nicolau, Ilha do Sal, Boa Vista) are a little cooler and more arid than the southern ones.
Mindelo
In Mindelo, on the northern (Barlavento) island of São Vicente, only 85 mm (3.3 in) of rain fall per year, with a maximum of 35 mm (1.4 in) in September. Here is the average precipitation.
Mindelo – Average precipitation
Month
Millimeters
Inches
Days
January
5
0.2
1
February
0
0
0
March
0
0
0
April
0
0
1
May
0
0
0
June
0
0
0
July
5
0.2
1
August
15
0.6
4
September
35
1.4
5
October
15
0. 6
2
November
5
0.2
2
December
0
0
2
Year
85
3.3
18
Here are the average temperatures of Mindelo.
Mindelo – Average temperatures (1981-2010)
Month
Min (°C)
Max (°C)
Mean (°C)
Min (°F)
Max (°F)
Mean (°F)
January
19. 9
23.4
21.6
68
74
71
February
19.6
23.2
21.4
67
74
70.5
March
20.2
23.9
22
68
75
71.7
April
19.7
24
21.8
67
75
71.3
May
20.9
24.9
22.9
70
77
73.2
June
21.9
25.4
23.6
71
78
74.6
July
22.9
27.1
25
73
81
77
August
24.1
28.3
26.2
75
83
79.2
September
24.8
28.8
26. 8
77
84
80.2
October
24.2
28
26.1
76
82
79
November
23.2
26.8
25
74
80
77
December
21.7
25.2
23.4
71
77
74.2
Year
21.9
25.8
23.8
71.5
78.4
75
On the northern islands, the sea is warm in summer, while it becomes a bit cool in the winter months, when it drops to 22.5 °C (72.5 °F).
Mindelo – Sea temperature
Month
Celsius (°C)
Fahrenheit (°F)
January
23
74
February
22
72
March
22
72
April
23
73
May
23
74
June
24
75
July
25
77
August
26
79
September
27
80
October
27
80
November
26
79
December
24
76
Year
24. 5
76
Sotavento Islands
Praia
The southern islands (Maio, Santiago, Fogo, Brava) are slightly warmer, as we can see from the temperatures of the capital, Praia, located on the island of Santiago.
Praia – Average temperatures (1981-2010)
Month
Min (°C)
Max (°C)
Mean (°C)
Min (°F)
Max (°F)
Mean (°F)
January
19.3
26. 5
22.9
67
80
73.2
February
19.5
27
23.2
67
81
73.8
March
19.9
28.1
24
68
83
75.2
April
19.2
28.2
23.7
67
83
74.7
May
20.7
28.9
24.8
69
84
76.6
June
21.6
29.6
25.6
71
85
78.1
July
22.7
29.6
26.2
73
85
79.1
August
23.9
30.4
27.2
75
87
80.9
September
24.2
30.9
27. 6
76
88
81.6
October
23.6
31
27.3
74
88
81.1
November
22.5
29.7
26.1
72
85
79
December
20.8
27.7
24.2
69
82
75.6
Year
21.5
29
25.2
70.7
84.2
77.5
In Praia, located on the Sotavento Islands, ie the rainiest ones, 175 mm (7 in) of rain fall per year, of which 60 mm (2.4 in) fall in August and in September. Here is the average precipitation.
Praia – Average precipitation
Month
Millimeters
Inches
Days
January
5
0. 2
1
February
0
0
0
March
0
0
0
April
0
0
0
May
0
0
0
June
0
0
0
July
10
0.4
2
August
60
2.4
7
September
60
2.4
7
October
30
1.2
4
November
5
0.2
2
December
5
0.2
1
Year
175
6.9
24
The amount of sunshine in Cape Verde is high all year round, but it’s slightly better between March and June. Between July and early October, ie the warmest and relatively rainy period, the sky may be cloudy for longer or shorter periods. In Praia, between July and September, the amount of sunshine drops to 6/7 hours per day, while on the northern islands, less affected by cloud banks, it remains a little higher (7/8 hours). Here are the average sunshine hours per day in Praia.
Praia – Sunshine hours
Month
Average
Total
January
7
225
February
8.5
235
March
9
280
April
9.5
285
May
10
305
June
9.5
280
July
7
215
August
6. 5
200
September
7
215
October
8
245
November
8
235
December
6.5
205
Year
8
2930
The temperature of the sea in Praia is high in summer, while it becomes a bit cool in winter, but still acceptable for swimming, as can be seen in the following table.
Praia – Sea temperature
Month
Celsius (°C)
Fahrenheit (°F)
January
24
75
February
23
73
March
23
73
April
23
74
May
24
74
June
24
76
July
26
78
August
27
81
September
28
82
October
28
82
November
27
80
December
25
77
Year
25. 1
77.1
Hurricanes
In the ocean to the south of Cape Verde, we find the area where hurricanes, the tropical cyclones of the Atlantic, start to form; after they are formed, they move towards the west or the northwest and head to the Caribbean. Some of them can brush the islands of Cape Verde, or they can directly hit them, especially the southern ones, although when they hit them, they are usually still in the stage of tropical depression, and typically reach hurricane intensity when they are in the open ocean. However, the period when Cape Verde has been affected by tropical depressions and cyclones in the past goes from early August to September 20 (once, it also occurred in early October), with a maximum from August 25 to September 15.
Best Time
Since they have a good climate, in theory, you can visit Cape Verde throughout the year, but it is necessary to make some clarifications.Lively breezes often blow, giving a feeling of cool in the winter months, especially during the days when the temperature is lower, and those who are sensitive to cold could need a jacket; moreover, the brisk wind can make the sea rough. This mainly occurs from January to March, and more often on the Barlavento than on the Sotavento islands. In winter, the Sotavento islands are therefore preferable.
Although there is often little rain even in the period that is in theory the wettest, from August (and sometimes July) to October, during which it might not rain for weeks, occasionally, there can be torrential rainfall, though short-lived, so this period can be avoided for safety. In addition, in this period, the sky is often cloudy, especially on the Sotavento islands. In August and September, the Barlavento islands are therefore preferable (also because of the lower risk of hurricanes).
So, all in all, you can choose the months of May, June, the first half of July, and November.
At noon, the sun is directly overhead twice a year, in late April and in mid-August, and it remains high in the sky from April to September: care must be taken to avoid sunburn, since cool breezes can prevent you from perceiving the intensity of the sun’s rays.
What to pack
In winter: bring light clothing, but also a light scarf for the wind, a sweatshirt or sweater, and a light jacket for the evening. When going to the mountains, bring sunscreen, hiking shoes, and a sweatshirt and a jacket for the evening; a warm jacket and a beanie for Pico de Fogo.
In summer: bring summer clothes, a light sweatshirt for the evening, comfortable shoes for excursions, and possibly a light raincoat in August and September. When going to the mountains, bring sunscreen, hiking shoes, and a sweatshirt and a light jacket for Pico de Fogo.
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Praia Climate, Weather By Month, Average Temperature (Cape Verde)
In Praia, the summers are warm, oppressive, and mostly cloudy and the winters are long, comfortable, humid, dry, windy, and partly cloudy. Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from 69°F to 81°F and is rarely below 67°F or above 82°F.
Based on the beach/pool score, the best time of year to visit Praia for hot-weather activities is from early May to late July.
Praia weather by month. Click on each chart for more information.
The warm season lasts for 3.3 months, from August 2 to November 10, with an average daily high temperature above 79°F. The hottest month of the year in Praia is September, with an average high of 81°F and low of 78°F.
The cool season lasts for 4.2 months, from January 3 to May 11, with an average daily high temperature below 74°F. The coldest month of the year in Praia is February, with an average low of 70°F and high of 73°F.
Average High and Low Temperature in Praia
Average High and Low Temperature in PraiawarmcoolJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec0°F0°F10°F10°F20°F20°F30°F30°F40°F40°F50°F50°F60°F60°F70°F70°F80°F80°F90°F90°F100°F100°FFeb 2373°FFeb 2373°FSep 2481°FSep 2481°F69°F69°F78°F78°FAug 279°FAug 279°FNov 1079°FNov 1079°FJan 374°FJan 374°FMay 1174°FMay 1174°F77°F77°F77°F77°F72°F72°F71°F71°FNowNow
The daily average high (red line) and low (blue line) temperature, with 25th to 75th and 10th to 90th percentile bands. The thin dotted lines are the corresponding average perceived temperatures.
Average
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
High
74°F
73°F
73°F
74°F
74°F
76°F
78°F
80°F
81°F
80°F
79°F
76°F
Low
71°F
70°F
70°F
70°F
71°F
73°F
75°F
77°F
78°F
78°F
76°F
73°F
The figure below shows you a compact characterization of the entire year of hourly average temperatures. The horizontal axis is the day of the year, the vertical axis is the hour of the day, and the color is the average temperature for that hour and day.
The percentage of time spent in each cloud cover band, categorized by the percentage of the sky covered by clouds.
Fraction
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Cloudier
46%
39%
37%
36%
27%
25%
44%
60%
63%
54%
57%
52%
Clearer
54%
61%
63%
64%
73%
75%
56%
40%
37%
46%
43%
48%
A wet day is one with at least 0. 04 inches of liquid or liquid-equivalent precipitation. The chance of wet days in Praia varies throughout the year.
The wetter season lasts 2.4 months, from August 9 to October 22, with a greater than 13% chance of a given day being a wet day. The month with the most wet days in Praia is September, with an average of 6.5 days with at least 0.04 inches of precipitation.
The drier season lasts 9.6 months, from October 22 to August 9. The month with the fewest wet days in Praia is June, with an average of 0.2 days with at least 0.04 inches of precipitation.
Among wet days, we distinguish between those that experience rain alone, snow alone, or a mixture of the two. The month with the most days of rain alone in Praia is September, with an average of 6.5 days. Based on this categorization, the most common form of precipitation throughout the year is rain alone, with a peak probability of 26% on September 7.
Daily Chance of Precipitation in Praia
Daily Chance of Precipitation in PraiawetdrydryJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec0%0%10%10%20%20%30%30%40%40%50%50%60%60%70%70%80%80%90%90%100%100%Sep 726%Sep 726%Jun 100%Jun 100%Jan 18%Jan 18%Oct 2213%Oct 2213%NowNowrain
The percentage of days in which various types of precipitation are observed, excluding trace quantities: rain alone, snow alone, and mixed (both rain and snow fell in the same day).
Days of
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Rain
2.1d
1.3d
0.8d
0.5d
0.2d
0.2d
1.0d
5.5d
6.5d
4.5d
2.7d
2.9d
To show variation within the months and not just the monthly totals, we show the rainfall accumulated over a sliding 31-day period centered around each day of the year. Praia experiences some seasonal variation in monthly rainfall.
The rainy period of the year lasts for 6.1 months, from July 29 to February 2, with a sliding 31-day rainfall of at least 0.5 inches. The month with the most rain in Praia is September, with an average rainfall of 1.7 inches.
The rainless period of the year lasts for 5.8 months, from February 2 to July 29. The month with the least rain in Praia is May, with an average rainfall of 0.0 inches.
The average rainfall (solid line) accumulated over the course of a sliding 31-day period centered on the day in question, with 25th to 75th and 10th to 90th percentile bands. The thin dotted line is the corresponding average snowfall.
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Rainfall
0.6″
0.4″
0.2″
0.1″
0.0″
0.0″
0.2″
1.3″
1.7″
1.2″
0.7″
0.7″
The length of the day in Praia varies over the course of the year. In 2022, the shortest day is December 21, with 11 hours, 15 minutes of daylight; the longest day is June 21, with 13 hours, 1 minute of daylight.
The number of hours during which the Sun is visible (black line). From bottom (most yellow) to top (most gray), the color bands indicate: full daylight, twilight (civil, nautical, and astronomical), and full night.
Hours of
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Daylight
11.4h
11.7h
12.1h
12.5h
12.8h
13.0h
12.9h
12.6h
12.2h
11.8h
11.4h
11.3h
The earliest sunrise is at 6:03 AM on June 3, and the latest sunrise is 1 hour, 0 minutes later at 7:03 AM on January 22. The earliest sunset is at 6:01 PM on November 21, and the latest sunset is 1 hour, 7 minutes later at 7:08 PM on July 9.
Daylight saving time (DST) is not observed in Praia during 2022.
The solar day over the course of the year 2022. From bottom to top, the black lines are the previous solar midnight, sunrise, solar noon, sunset, and the next solar midnight. The day, twilights (civil, nautical, and astronomical), and night are indicated by the color bands from yellow to gray.
The figure below presents a compact representation of the sun’s elevation (the angle of the sun above the horizon) and azimuth (its compass bearing) for every hour of every day in the reporting period. The horizontal axis is the day of the year and the vertical axis is the hour of the day. For a given day and hour of that day, the background color indicates the azimuth of the sun at that moment. The black isolines are contours of constant solar elevation.
Solar elevation and azimuth over the course of the year 2022. The black lines are lines of constant solar elevation (the angle of the sun above the horizon, in degrees). The background color fills indicate the azimuth (the compass bearing) of the sun. The lightly tinted areas at the boundaries of the cardinal compass points indicate the implied intermediate directions (northeast, southeast, southwest, and northwest).
The figure below presents a compact representation of key lunar data for 2022. The horizontal axis is the day, the vertical axis is the hour of the day, and the colored areas indicate when the moon is above the horizon. The vertical gray bars (new Moons) and blue bars (full Moons) indicate key Moon phases.
The time in which the moon is above the horizon (light blue area), with new moons (dark gray lines) and full moons (blue lines) indicated. The shaded overlays indicate night and civil twilight.
We base the humidity comfort level on the dew point, as it determines whether perspiration will evaporate from the skin, thereby cooling the body. Lower dew points feel drier and higher dew points feel more humid. Unlike temperature, which typically varies significantly between night and day, dew point tends to change more slowly, so while the temperature may drop at night, a muggy day is typically followed by a muggy night.
Praia experiences extreme seasonal variation in the perceived humidity.
The muggier period of the year lasts for 9.3 months, from March 25 to January 2, during which time the comfort level is muggy, oppressive, or miserable at least 48% of the time. The month with the most muggy days in Praia is August, with 31.0 days that are muggy or worse.
The month with the fewest muggy days in Praia is February, with 9.4 days that are muggy or worse.
The percentage of time spent at various humidity comfort levels, categorized by dew point.
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Muggy days
11.3d
9.4d
13.8d
20.0d
28.4d
29.9d
30.9d
31.0d
30.0d
31.0d
29.1d
22.1d
This section discusses the wide-area hourly average wind vector (speed and direction) at 10 meters above the ground. The wind experienced at any given location is highly dependent on local topography and other factors, and instantaneous wind speed and direction vary more widely than hourly averages.
The average hourly wind speed in Praia experiences significant seasonal variation over the course of the year.
The windier part of the year lasts for 7.9 months, from October 22 to June 17, with average wind speeds of more than 12. 7 miles per hour. The windiest month of the year in Praia is January, with an average hourly wind speed of 16.4 miles per hour.
The calmer time of year lasts for 4.1 months, from June 17 to October 22. The calmest month of the year in Praia is August, with an average hourly wind speed of 9.3 miles per hour.
The average of mean hourly wind speeds (dark gray line), with 25th to 75th and 10th to 90th percentile bands.
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Wind Speed (mph)
16. 4
16.3
15.7
15.8
15.2
12.8
9.7
9.3
10.7
12.5
13.8
15.4
The predominant average hourly wind direction in Praia varies throughout the year.
The wind is most often from the east for 1.7 weeks, from December 17 to December 29, with a peak percentage of 51% on December 21. The wind is most often from the north for 12 months, from December 29 to December 17, with a peak percentage of 51% on January 1.
Wind Direction in Praia
Wind Direction in PraiaNEJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec0%100%20%80%40%60%60%40%80%20%100%0%NowNownortheastsouth
northeastsouthwest
The percentage of hours in which the mean wind direction is from each of the four cardinal wind directions, excluding hours in which the mean wind speed is less than 1. 0 mph. The lightly tinted areas at the boundaries are the percentage of hours spent in the implied intermediate directions (northeast, southeast, southwest, and northwest).
Praia is located near a large body of water (e.g., ocean, sea, or large lake). This section reports on the wide-area average surface temperature of that water.
The average water temperature experiences some seasonal variation over the course of the year.
The time of year with warmer water lasts for 3.3 months, from August 9 to November 19, with an average temperature above 79°F. The month of the year in Praia with the warmest water is September, with an average temperature of 81°F.
The time of year with cooler water lasts for 4.8 months, from January 12 to June 6, with an average temperature below 75°F. The month of the year in Praia with the coolest water is February, with an average temperature of 73°F.
Average Water Temperature in Praia
Average Water Temperature in PraiawarmcoolJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec70°F70°F72°F72°F74°F74°F76°F76°F78°F78°F80°F80°F82°F82°F84°F84°FSep 2981°FSep 2981°F73°FFeb 2073°FFeb 20Aug 979°FAug 979°FNov 1979°FNov 1979°FJan 1275°FJan 1275°FJun 675°FJun 675°FNowNow
The daily average water temperature (purple line), with 25th to 75th and 10th to 90th percentile bands.
Water
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Temperature
74°F
73°F
73°F
74°F
74°F
75°F
77°F
80°F
81°F
81°F
79°F
77°F
To characterize how pleasant the weather is in Praia throughout the year, we compute two travel scores.
The tourism score favors clear, rainless days with perceived temperatures between 65°F and 80°F. Based on this score, the best time of year to visit Praia for general outdoor tourist activities is from mid February to early July, with a peak score in the first week of June.
Tourism Score in Praia
Tourism Score in Praiabest timeJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec002244668810108.98.95.05.0NowNowprecipitationprecipitationcloudscloudstemperaturetemperaturetourism score
The tourism score (filled area), and its constituents: the temperature score (red line), the cloud cover score (blue line), and the precipitation score (green line).
The beach/pool score favors clear, rainless days with perceived temperatures between 75°F and 90°F. Based on this score, the best time of year to visit Praia for hot-weather activities is from early May to late July, with a peak score in the third week of June.
Beach/Pool Score in Praia
Beach/Pool Score in Praiabest timeJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec002244668810108. 48.46.46.47.47.46.66.6NowNowprecipitationprecipitationcloudscloudstemperaturetemperaturebeach/pool score
The beach/pool score (filled area), and its constituents: the temperature score (red line), the cloud cover score (blue line), and the precipitation score (green line).
Methodology
For each hour between 8:00 AM and 9:00 PM of each day in the analysis period (1980 to 2016), independent scores are computed for perceived temperature, cloud cover, and total precipitation. Those scores are combined into a single hourly composite score, which is then aggregated into days, averaged over all the years in the analysis period, and smoothed.
Our cloud cover score is 10 for fully clear skies, falling linearly to 9 for mostly clear skies, and to 1 for fully overcast skies.
Our precipitation score, which is based on the three-hour precipitation centered on the hour in question, is 10 for no precipitation, falling linearly to 9 for trace precipitation, and to 0 for 0. 04 inches of precipitation or more.
Our tourism temperature score is 0 for perceived temperatures below 50°F, rising linearly to 9 for 65°F, to 10 for 75°F, falling linearly to 9 for 80°F, and to 1 for 90°F or hotter.
Our beach/pool temperature score is 0 for perceived temperatures below 65°F, rising linearly to 9 for 75°F, to 10 for 82°F, falling linearly to 9 for 90°F, and to 1 for 100°F or hotter.
Definitions of the growing season vary throughout the world, but for the purposes of this report, we define it as the longest continuous period of non-freezing temperatures (≥ 32°F) in the year (the calendar year in the Northern Hemisphere, or from July 1 until June 30 in the Southern Hemisphere).
Temperatures in Praia are sufficiently warm year round that it is not entirely meaningful to discuss the growing season in these terms. We nevertheless include the chart below as an illustration of the distribution of temperatures experienced throughout the year.
Time Spent in Various Temperature Bands and the Growing Season in Praia
Time Spent in Various Temperature Bands and the Growing Season in PraiaJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec0%100%10%90%20%80%30%70%40%60%50%50%60%40%70%30%80%20%90%10%100%0%100%Jan 1100%Jan 1100%Jul 3100%Jul 3NowNowcomfortablewarm
frigid 15°F freezing 32°F very cold 45°F cold 55°F cool 65°F comfortable 75°F warm 85°F hot 95°F sweltering
The percentage of time spent in various temperature bands. The black line is the percentage chance that a given day is within the growing season.
Growing degree days are a measure of yearly heat accumulation used to predict plant and animal development, and defined as the integral of warmth above a base temperature, discarding any excess above a maximum temperature. In this report, we use a base of 50°F and a cap of 86°F.
Growing Degree Days in Praia
Growing Degree Days in PraiaJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec0°F0°F1,000°F1,000°F2,000°F2,000°F3,000°F3,000°F4,000°F4,000°F5,000°F5,000°F6,000°F6,000°F7,000°F7,000°F8,000°F8,000°F9,000°F9,000°FJan 490°FJan 490°FMar 261,800°FMar 261,800°FDec 319,079°FDec 319,079°FNowNow
The average growing degree days accumulated over the course of the year, with 25th to 75th and 10th to 90th percentile bands.
This section discusses the total daily incident shortwave solar energy reaching the surface of the ground over a wide area, taking full account of seasonal variations in the length of the day, the elevation of the Sun above the horizon, and absorption by clouds and other atmospheric constituents. Shortwave radiation includes visible light and ultraviolet radiation.
The average daily incident shortwave solar energy experiences some seasonal variation over the course of the year.
The brighter period of the year lasts for 3. 4 months, from March 14 to June 28, with an average daily incident shortwave energy per square meter above 6.8 kWh. The brightest month of the year in Praia is April, with an average of 7.3 kWh.
The darker period of the year lasts for 2.5 months, from November 4 to January 21, with an average daily incident shortwave energy per square meter below 5.2 kWh. The darkest month of the year in Praia is December, with an average of 4.7 kWh.
Average Daily Incident Shortwave Solar Energy in Praia
The average daily shortwave solar energy reaching the ground per square meter (orange line), with 25th to 75th and 10th to 90th percentile bands.
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Solar Energy (kWh)
5.1
6.0
6.9
7.3
7.3
7.0
6.5
5.8
5.4
5.4
5.0
4.7
For the purposes of this report, the geographical coordinates of Praia are 14.932 deg latitude, -23.513 deg longitude, and 59 ft elevation.
The topography within 2 miles of Praia contains significant variations in elevation, with a maximum elevation change of 679 feet and an average elevation above sea level of 227 feet. Within 10 miles contains significant variations in elevation (3,117 feet). Within 50 miles contains large variations in elevation (4,446 feet).
The area within 2 miles of Praia is covered by bare soil (35%), grassland (31%), and trees (28%), within 10 miles by water (64%) and trees (15%), and within 50 miles by water (96%).
This report illustrates the typical weather in Praia, based on a statistical analysis of historical hourly weather reports and model reconstructions from January 1, 1980 to December 31, 2016.
Praia is further than 200 kilometers from the nearest reliable weather station, so the weather-related data on this page were taken entirely from NASA’s MERRA-2 satellite-era reanalysis . This reanalysis combines a variety of wide-area measurements in a state-of-the-art global meteorological model to reconstruct the hourly history of weather throughout the world on a 50-kilometer grid.
The temperature and dew point estimates are corrected for the difference between the reference elevation of the MERRA-2 grid cell and the elevation of Praia, according to the International Standard Atmosphere .
All data relating to the Sun’s position (e.g., sunrise and sunset) are computed using astronomical formulas from the book, Astronomical Algorithms 2nd Edition , by Jean Meeus.
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The Republic of Cape Verde is an archipelago in West Africa, located in the eastern part of the Atlantic Ocean and about 500 km west of Senegal. The archipelago includes 10 large islands (of which 9 are inhabited) and several uninhabited islets. The total land area is 4,033 km 2 . Also, the country covers more than 58,000 km 2 of the ocean, and the length of the coastline is about 1050 km. The population of the islands is 415,000 people. The main language is Portuguese. Flat desert landscapes and white sandy beaches predominate in the east (Salom, Boavista and Mayo), while the western archipelago (Santo Antao, San Vicente, San Nicolao, Santiago, Fogo and San Antonio) has rugged mountain ranges with green valleys and volcanoes. The highest peak of the islands is Pico de Fogo on Fogo Island, at 2829 meters, which is still an active volcano. The shores on the eastern islands are shallow, with a gentle entry into the sea, while on the western islands coastal cliffs border the ocean, sometimes reaching 800 m in height. The climate of the country is dry tropical. Instead of the classic 4 seasons, the Cape Verde Islands have only two. The sun shines 350 days a year, and the temperature ranges from +21°С to +29°С. The air temperature on all the islands during the year is relatively mild and does not have sharp fluctuations. The rainy season lasts from August to October. To learn more about the climate and choose the best time to relax in Cape Verde , the monthly weather calendar will help.
Weather in Cape Verde in January
This month is considered one of the best months to travel around the country, with pleasant air and water temperatures, as well as a minimum number of rainy days. The average air temperature in January ranges from +25°С during the day to +21°С at night. There may be a few cloudy days in January, but there is no precipitation throughout the month. Water warms up to +23°С…+24°С.
Weather in Cape Verde in February
February weather conditions differ little from previous winter months. The air temperatures are still pleasant in the country: during the day up to +23°С. ..+24°С, at night up to +21°С. Precipitation is an unlikely occurrence for February. The temperature of the water washing the shores of the islands of Cape Verde reaches +22°C.
Weather in Cameroon in March
In the first month of spring, average air temperatures throughout the country range from +23°С…+25°С during the day, +19°С…+21°С at night. The water temperature on the coast of Brava reaches a maximum of +23°С, while on the other islands it reaches +21°С…+22°С. Precipitation in March should not be expected again.
Weather in Cape Verde in April
The average temperatures in the country are +25°С during the day and +21°С at night. The warmest daytime weather is in Praia, Santa Antao and Santiago, where it is above +26°С, and +22°С at night. Sea water steadily warms up to +22°С. The dry season in Cape Verde continues in April and precipitation is unlikely.
Weather in Cape Verde in May
At the end of spring, you should not expect rain either. Average temperatures slowly rise upwards and fluctuate from +25°С…+27°С during daylight hours to +21°С…+22°С after sunset. The water on the coast reaches a comfortable temperature of +22°C and allows you to swim for as long as you want.
Weather in Cape Verde in June
Throughout the country, the air warms up to +26°С during the day and cools down to +22°С at night. In Santa Antau, Santa Lucia and San Vincent, the temperature of the air masses during the daytime and at night will be 3-4 degrees higher than in the rest of the country. The water temperature around the islands does not fall below +24°C.
Weather in Cape Verde in July
Temperatures are slowly rising every month. The average daily air temperature in July reaches +26°С…+28°С. After sunset, the air cools down by only 3-4 degrees. During the whole month, the water temperature off the coast of the Cape Verde Islands warms up to +24°С…+25°С. Precipitation is still not expected this month.
Weather in Cape Verde in August
The last month of summer comes to the country with rains. Their number is not large: 30-50 mm of precipitation falls in 1-3 rainy days. But precipitation should not be expected in Santa Antau, Santa Lucia and San Vincent – here their probability will be close to zero. The average temperature at night drops to +25°C, and during the day the air warms up to +29°C. Water temperature +26°С.
Weather in Cape Verde in September
In September, the rainy season comes to the country. For 3-6 rainy days, the level of precipitation throughout the country can reach 50-90 mm. Average temperatures in the country range from +30°C during the day to +26°C at night. September is considered one of the hottest months of the year. The water is warmed up to +27°C and is very pleasant for swimming.
Weather in Cape Verde in October
Rains continue in October, but they are not heavy and short-term, so they will not bring discomfort to vacationers. For 1-3 rainy days, 15-35 mm of precipitation falls. The rainiest will be Santiago and Praia – up to 60 mm of precipitation, but rainy clouds will bypass the island of Sal this month. The air temperature in the country is gradually decreasing and in October its indicators range from +29°С during the day to +25°С at night. Sea water warms up to +27°С during the day.
Weather in Cape Verde in November
In November, the rainy season comes to an end and, for example, rain clouds will not come to the islands of Sal and Boavista. In the rest of the country, 10-30 mm of precipitation will fall in 1-2 rainy days. The average temperatures this month range from +27°С…+28°С during daylight hours to +23°С…+25°С after sunset. The water on the coast is comfortable for swimming: an average of +26°C.
Weather in Cape Verde in December
The first month of winter in Cape Verde is characterized by ideal weather for a good holiday, with clear weather and comfortable temperatures. Precipitation in the country is not expected now until autumn. The average indicators for the country vary at night and during the day from +22°C to +26°C, respectively. Praia and Santiago can boast of the highest temperatures, where during the day the thermometers rise no lower than + 27 ° C, and at night they drop by only 2-4 degrees. The water on the coast warms up to + 25 ° C and will be comfortable for swimming.
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Boavista
28. 2°C
25.5°C
35.9%
3 days (47.4 mm.)
26.9°C
08h. 49m.
Brava
26.5°C
24.1°C
43.0%
5 days (93.5 mm.)
27.6°C
07h. 57m.
Mayu
28.4°C
25.9°C
44.7%
4 days (69.1 mm.)
27.3°C
07h. 45m.
praia
29.2°C
26.4°C
40.1%
5 days (71.5 mm.)
27.5°C
08h. 18m.
Sal
28.6°C
26.5°C
39.0%
2 days (41.9 mm.)
26.8°C
08h. 26m.
San Vicente
28.8°C
26.0°C
36.2%
2 days (53.9 mm.)
26.8°C
08h. 48m.
San Nicolau
28.1°C
26. 8°C
45.6%
3 days (48.6 mm.)
26.8°C
07h. 39m.
Santa Lucia
28.8°C
26.1°C
36.7%
2 days (50.4 mm.)
26.6°C
08h. 44m.
Santo Antao
28.8°C
26.0°C
36.0%
2 days (57.8 mm.)
26.8°C
08h. 49m.
Santiago
29.2°C
26.4°C
40.1%
5 days (76.1 mm.)
27.3°C
08h. 18m.
Fogo
26.5°C
24.1°C
42.9%
5 days (94.6 mm.)
27.5°C
07h. 58m.
* Sundial – an indicator that displays the average number of hours per day during which direct sunlight reaches the earth’s surface. This indicator is influenced by both the length of daylight hours and cloud cover in the daytime.
Reviews of tourists about the weather in Cape Verde
Rested in Cape Verde at the end of July. It was my first trip to the ocean, and I was afraid that the water would be cold. As it turned out, I was afraid for nothing.
As soon as I got off the plane, I immediately noticed the dry air, it was somehow unusual, but interesting. There was no intense tiring heat. Yes, it’s hot, but not critical. The wind often blew and it seemed that the sun did not burn, but this is only at first glance! In no case should you forget to use a strong sunscreen, you can easily get burned.
The ocean water is gorgeous, surprisingly very warm.
I haven’t been there at other times of the year, but I liked my July vacation, the weather didn’t let me down.
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Climate, weather by months, average temperature in Mindelo (Cape Verde)
Mindelo is hot and stuffy in summer; winters are comfortable; and the whole year is dry, windy and partly cloudy. During the year the temperature usually fluctuates between 20 °C to 30°C and rarely below 19°C or above 31°C .
Based on the beach/pool score, the best time of year to visit Mindelo for hot weather is from start May to start August .
Warm Hot Warm Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Now Now : 9.0Beach/Pool Score: 9.06.96.9
Monthly weather in Mindelo. Click on a specific chart for more information.
The hot season lasts 3.2 months , from July 24 to October 31 , with a maximum average daily temperature above 29 °C . The hottest month of the year in Mindelo is September , with average temperature high 30 °C and low 25 °C .
Cool season lasts 3.0 months , from December 28 to March 29 , with a daily average minimum temperature below 26 °C . The coldest month of the year in Mindelo is February , with average temperature maximum 20 °C and minimum 26 °C .
Average daily maximum (red line) and minimum (blue line) temperatures with ranges from the 25th to 75th and from the 10th to 90th percentiles. The thin dotted lines represent the corresponding average perceived temperatures.
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The graph below shows a summary of average hourly temperatures for the entire year. The horizontal axis is the day of the year, the vertical axis is the hour of the day, and the color is the average temperature for that hour and day.
Average hourly temperature in Mindelo
Average hourly temperature in MindeluyanFebruary March Apr May June Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 0022446688101012121414161618182020222200NowNowNowComfortableComfortableComfortableHeatHotComfortable
ice cold -9 °C frosty 0 °C very cold 7 °C cold 13°C cool 18 °C comfortable 24 °C warm 29°C hot 35°C znoyno
Average hourly temperature with color coded ranges. Shaded areas represent night and civil twilight.
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States (13,366 kilometers away) and Tumbes, Peru (6,506 kilometers) are cities at considerable distances with temperatures closest to Mindelo (see comparison).
At Mindelo, the average percentage of sky covered by clouds experiences significant seasonal variations during the year.
Clearer 9The 0474 part of the year in Mindelo starts around on 18 April and lasts 3.7 months , ending around on 8 August .
The clearest month of the year in Mindelo is June , during which the sky is on average clear , mostly clear or partly cloudy 84% of of the time.
The cloudier part of the year starts around on August 8, and lasts for 8.3 months , ending around on April 18 .
The most cloudy month of the year in Mindelo is November , during which the sky is on average overcast or mostly cloudy 55% of the time.
Cloud categories in Mindelo
Cloud categories in Mindela Clearer CloudyMost CloudyJan Feb March Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 0%100%10%90%20%80%30%70%40%60%50%50%60%40 %70%30%80%20%90%10%100%0%21 Jun.86%21 Jun.86%21 Nov.44%21 Nov.44%18 Apr. 64%18 Apr.64%8 Aug.65%8 Aug.65%NowNowNowNowNowPartly Cloudy Overcast
Percentage of duration over time of each cloud band, broken down by the percentage of sky covered by clouds.
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A wet day is a day on which there is at least 1 millimeter liquid precipitation or liquid equivalent precipitation. The chances of wet days in Mindelo fluctuate throughout the year.
Wet season lasts 5.9 months from August 25, to February 22, , with more than 7% probability that the given day will be wet. The month with the most rainy days in Mindelo is December , when on average over 3.7 days there is at least 1 millimeter precipitation.
Dryer season lasts 6.1 months from 22 February to August 25 . The month with the fewest rainy days in Mindelo is July , when an average of 0.3 days receives at least 1 millimeter precipitation.
Among the wet days we distinguish those in which there is only rain , only snow , or both . The month with the most days that falls is rain only , in Mindelo is December with an average of 3.7 days . Based on this classification, the most common form of precipitation during the year is rain only , with a maximum probability of 13% occurring on on December 21, .
Daily chance of rainfall in Mindelo
Daily chance of precipitation in Mindela Wet Wet Dry Jan Feb Mar A May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 0%0%10%10%20%20%30%30%40%40%50%50%60%60%70 %70%80%80%90%90%100%100%21 Dec 13 %21 Dec 13 %1 Jul 1 %1 Jul 1 %25 Aug 7 %25 Aug 7 %22 Feb 7 % Feb 227%NowNowRain
Percentage of days with different types of precipitation excluding trace amounts: rain only, snow only, and mixed (rain and snow both fell on the same day).
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3.7 in.
To show change over the course of a month, rather than just a monthly total, we show the amount of rainfall accumulated over a sliding 31-day period centered on each day of the year. There are 9 sightings in Mindelo0473 some seasonal fluctuations in monthly rainfall.
The rainy part of the year lasts 6.0 months , from August 22, to February 23, , with rainfall over a rolling 31-day period of at least 13 millimeters . The month with the most rainfall in Mindelo is December , with an average rainfall of 24 mm .
Part of the year no rain lasts 6.0 months , from Feb 23 to Aug 22 . The month with the least rainfall in Mindelo is June , with an average rainfall of 1 millimeter .
Average rainfall (solid line) accumulated over a rolling 31-day period centered on the day in question, with ranges of 25-75 and 10-90 percentiles. The thin dotted line is the corresponding mean snowfall.
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The length of the day in Mindelo varies throughout the year. In 2022 the shortest day of the month is on December 21 when daylight hours are 11 hours 7 minutes , and the longest is on June 21 with daylight hours 13 hours 8 minutes .
Number of hours of daylight and twilight in Mindelo
Number of hours of daylight and twilight in MindeluyanFebruary March Apr May June Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 0h24h4h20h8h16h12h12h16h 8 hours 20 hours 4 hours 24 hours 0 hours 12 hours 7 minutes 20 March 12 hours 7 minutes 20 March 13 hours 8 minutes 21 June 13 hours 8 minutes 21 12 noon Jun 7 min Sep 23 12 noon 7 min Sep 23 11 am 7 min Dec 21 11 am 7 min Dec 21 nightnightdayNowNow
Number of hours the sun is visible (black line). From the bottom (most yellow) to the top (greyest), the colored bands represent: full daylight, twilight (civil, nautical, and astronomical) and full night.
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The earliest sunrise of is at 6:05 June 4 and is the latest at 1 hour 7 minutes later at 7:12 Jan 19 . The earliest sunset of is at 18:04 on November 23, , and is the latest at 1 hour 14 minutes later at 19:17 on July 7, .
DST is not introduced in Mindelo in 2022.
Sunrise and sunset at dusk in Mindelo
Sunrise and sunset with twilight in MindeluyanFebruary March Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 246810121416182022204 Jun 6:054 Jun 6:0519:177 Jul 19:177 Jul 23 Nov 18:04 23 Nov 18:047:12 Jan 19 7:12 Jan 19 Day Night Night Astro Midnight Astro Midnight Astro Mid Day From bottom to top, the black lines are the previous solar midnight, sunrise, solar noon, sunset, and the next solar midnight. Day, twilight (civil, nautical, and astronomical) and night are indicated by colored bands ranging from yellow to grey.
The figure below is a compact representation of the sun’s height (the angle of the sun above the horizon) and bearing (its compass direction) for each hour of each day during the reporting period. The horizontal axis is the day of the year and the vertical axis is the hour of the day. For a given day and hour of that day, the background color indicates the azimuth of the sun at that moment. Black isolines are contours of constant solar altitude.
The chart below is a summary of the main lunar data for 2022. The horizontal axis is the day, the vertical axis is the hour of the day, and the colored areas show when the Moon is above the horizon. Vertical gray bars (new moon) and blue bars (full moon) indicate the key phases of the moon.
Rise, set and phases of the Moon in Mindelo
Rise, set and phases of the Moon in MindelayanFeb.MarchApr.MayJunJulAug.Sept.Oct.Nov.Dec.004488121216162020002 Jan.2 Jan.17 Jan.17 Jan.1 Feb.1 Feb.16 Feb.16 Feb.2 Mar .2 Mar 18 Mar 18 Mar 1 Apr 1 Apr 16 Apr 16 Apr 30 Apr 30 Apr 16 May 16 May 30 May 30 May 14 Jun 14 Jun 29Jun 29 Jun 13 Jul 13 Jul 28 Jul 28 Jul 12 Aug 12 Aug 27 Aug 27 Aug 10 Sep 10 Sep 25 Sep 25 Sep 9 Oct 9 Oct 25 Oct 25 Oct. 8 Nov. 8 Nov. 23 Nov. 23 Nov. 8 Dec. 8 Dec. 23 Dec. 23 Dec.
Time when the Moon is above the horizon (blue area), showing new moon (dark gray lines) and full moon (blue lines). Shaded areas represent night and civil twilight.
We base comfort level on dew point, as it determines whether sweat will evaporate from the skin, cooling the body. A lower dew point makes you feel more dry, while a higher dew point makes you feel more humid. Unlike temperature, which typically varies significantly between day and night, dew point tends to change more slowly, so while temperatures may drop at night, a wet day usually gives way to a wet night.
Mindelo experiences extreme seasonal fluctuations in perceived humidity.
The wettest period of lasts 6.8 months , from 25 May to 19 December . At this time, the comfort level is characterized as damp , stuffy or heavy at least 26% of the time. Month with the most days with high humidity in Mindelo – August , with 30.5 days conditions raw or worse.
The month with the least days of high humidity in Mindelo is March , with 0. 5 days conditions wet or worse.
Humidity comfort levels in Mindelo
Humidity comfort levels in MindelosyroyanFebruary March Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec 0%0%10%10%20%20%30%30%40%40%50%50%60%60%70 %70%80%80%90%90%100%100%30 Mar 1 %30 Mar 1 %100 %6 Sep 100 %6 Sep 25 May 26% 25 May 26 %19Dec.26%Dec.19.26%NowNowSufferingSweetDampDampMoistComfortableDryDry
Dry 13°C comfortable 16 °C wet 18 °C damp 21°C stuffy 24 °C heavy
Percentage of time spent at different humidity comfort levels, classified by dew point.
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This section describes the average hourly wind vector (speed and direction) over a large area at 10 meters above the ground. The wind experienced at any given location is highly dependent on local topography and other factors, and instantaneous wind speed and direction vary more widely than hourly averages.
In Mindelo, the average hourly wind speed experiences significant seasonal fluctuations during the year.
The more windy part of the year lasts 7.3 months , from November 20 to June 28 , with an average wind speed of over 20.9 kilometers per hour . The windiest month of the year in Mindelo is January with an average hourly wind speed of 24. 9 kilometers per hour .
More peaceful season lasts 4.7 months , from June 28 to November 20 . The calmest month of the year in Mindelo is August with average hourly wind speed 17.4 kilometers per hour .
Average wind speed in Mindelo
Average wind speed in MindelowetternowindetrenoJan Feb Mar A May Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec 0 km/h0 km/h5 km/h5 km/h10 km/h10 km/h15 km/h15 km/h20 km/h20 km /h25 km/h25 km/h30 km/h30 km/h8 Jan.25.2 km/h8 Jan.25.2 km/h29 Jul.16.7 km/h29 Jul.16.7 km/h20 Nov.20, 9km/h20 Nov 20.9 km/hNowNow
Mean hourly wind speed (dark gray line) with ranges of 25-75 and 10-90 percentiles.
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The prevailing mean hourly wind direction in Mindelo varies throughout the year.
The wind most often blows from north 6.6 months , from February 15 to September 4 , with a maximum percentage of 86% of falls on May 13 . The wind most often blows from east 5.4 months , from on September 4 to on February 15 , with the maximum percentage of 74% of falling on on January 1 .
Wind direction in Mindelo
Wind direction in MindeloSunJan Feb March Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 0%100%20%80%40%60%60%40%80%20%100%0%NowNowEastNorth
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Percentage of hours during which the average wind direction corresponds to each of the four main wind directions, excluding hours in which the average wind speed is less than 1. 6 km/h . The slightly shaded areas on the borders are the percentage of hours in the implied intermediate directions (northeast, southeast, southwest, and northwest).
Mindelo is located near a large body of water (such as the ocean, sea, or large lake). This section describes the average daily surface temperature of this large area of water.
The average water temperature experiences significant seasonal fluctuations during the year.
The season with warmer water lasts 3.2 months , from August 12 to November 17 , with an average temperature above 26 °C . The month of the year in Mindelo with the warmest water is September , when the average temperature is 26 °C .
The season with cooler water lasts 4.2 months , from January 13 to May 19 , with an average temperature below 23 °C . The month of the year in Mindelo with the coldest water is February , when the average temperature is 22 °C .
Mindelo average water temperature
Average water temperature in Mindelowarm-coolJan Feb March Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 21 °C21 °C22 °C22 °C23 °C23 °C24 °C24 °C25 °C25 °C26 °C26 °C27 °C27 °C28 °C28 °C1 Oct.26 °C1 Oct.26 °C22 °C20 Feb.22 °C20 Feb.12 Aug.26 °C12 Aug.26 °C17 Nov.26 °C17 Nov.26 °C13 Jan.23 °C13 Jan .23 °C19May23°CMay1923°CNowNow
Daily average water temperature (purple line) with ranges from the 25th to 75th and 10th to 90th percentiles.
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To characterize how pleasant the weather is in Mindelo throughout the year, we calculate two points for trips.
Tourism score takes into account the presence of clear days without rain with an estimated temperature of 18 °C to 27 °C . Based on this score, the best time of year to visit Mindelo for general outdoor recreation is from late December to early July , with the highest score being in the last week of February .
Mindelo Tourism Score
Mindelo tourism scorebest timeJan Feb March Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec 002244668810108.28.24.04.08.08.0NowNowPrecipitationRainfall Cloudy CloudyTemperatureTourism score
Tourism score (shaded area) and its components: temperature score (red line), cloud score (blue line) and precipitation score (green line).
The Beach/Pool Score takes into account clear days without rain with expected temperatures between 24°C and 32°C . Based on this score, the best time of year to visit Mindelo for hot weather is from start May to start August , with the highest score coming from the third week of June .
Point by the beach/pool in Mindelo
Mindelo beach/pool score best time Jan Feb March Apr May June Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 0022446688810109.09.06.96.97.07.0NowNowPrecipitationPrecipitationTemperatureBeach/Pool Score
: temperature score (red line), cloud score (blue line) and precipitation score (green line).
Method
For each hour between 8:00 and 21:00 of each day in the analyzed period (from 1980 to 2016), independent scores are calculated for perceived temperature, cloudiness, and total precipitation. These scores are combined into a single hourly summary score, which is then combined into days, averaged over all years of the analyzed period, and smoothed.
Our cloud score of is 10 for completely clear skies, falling linearly to 9 for mostly clear skies and 1 for completely overcast skies.
Our precipitation score of , which is based on three-hour precipitation centered on the hour in question, is 10 for no precipitation, falling linearly to 9 for light precipitation, and to 0 for 1 millimeter precipitation or higher.
Our temperature score for tourism is 0 for perceived temperatures below 10 °C , increases linearly to 9 for 18 °C , to 10 for 24 °C , falls linearly to 9 for 27°C and up to 1 for 32°C or higher.
Our temperature score for beach/pool is 0 for perceived temperatures below 18 °C , increasing linearly to 9 for 24 °C , to 10 for 28 °C , decreasing linearly to 9 for 32 ° C and up to 1 for 38 °C or higher.
Definitions of growing season vary around the world, but in the context of this description, we define it as the longest continuous period of temperatures above freezing (≥ 0°C) in a year (the Northern Hemisphere calendar year, or July 1 to 30 June in the Southern Hemisphere).
Temperatures in Mindelo are quite warm all year round, so there is no point in discussing the growing season on these terms. However, we include the graph below as an illustration of the distribution of temperatures throughout the year.
Time spent in different temperature ranges and growing season in Mindelo
Time spent in various temperature ranges and growing season in MindelujanFebruaryMarchAprMayJulyAugSeptOctNovDec0%100%10%90%20%80%30%70%40%60%50%50%60%40%70%30%80%20%90%10%100%0%100%1 Jan 100% 1 Jan 100% Jul 3100% Jul 3NowNowComfortableWarmHot
Chilly -9 °C frosty 0 °C very cold 7 °C cold 13°C cool 18 °C comfortable 24 °C warm 29°C hot 35°C sultry
Percentage of time spent in different temperature ranges. The black line is the percentage chance that a given day is within the growing season.
Growth degree days is a measure of annual heat accumulation used to predict the development of plants and animals and is defined as all threshold exceedances of a given temperature minimum, excluding maximum temperature exceedances. In this description, the temperature minimum is 10 °C and maximum 30 °C .
Growth degree days in Mindelo
Growth Degree Days in MindeluyanFeb.Mar.Apr.MayJulyAug.Sep.Oct.Nov.Dec0 °C0 °C1000 °C1000 °C2000 °C2000 °C3000 °C3000 °C4000 °C4000 °C C5,000°C5,000°C4 Jan.50°C4 Jan.50°C9 Feb.500°C9 Feb.500°C31 Dec.5372°C31 Dec.5372°CNowNow
Average degree-days of growth accumulated over a year with ranges from the 25th to the 75th and from the 10th to the 90th percentile.
This section describes the total daily incident shortwave solar energy reaching the earth’s surface over a large area, fully accounting for seasonal variations in day length, the height of the Sun above the horizon, and absorption by clouds and other atmospheric constituents. Shortwave radiation includes visible light and ultraviolet radiation.
The average daily incident shortwave solar energy experiences some seasonal fluctuations during the year.
The brighter period of the year lasts 4. 1 months , from March 18 to July 23 , with an average daily incident shortwave energy per square meter above 6.9 kWh . The brightest month in Mindelo is May with an average of 7.4 kWh .
The darker period of the year lasts 2.5 months , from November 8, to January 23, , with an average daily incident shortwave energy per square meter below 5.1 kWh . The darkest month in Mindelo is December with an average of 4.6 kWh .
Average daily incident shortwave solar energy at Mindelo
Average daily incident shortwave solar energy in Mindela Bright Dark Jan Feb Mar A May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 0 kWh0 kWh1 kWh1 kWh2 kWh2 kWh3 kWh3 kWh4 kWh h4 kWh5 kWh5 kWh6 kWh6 kWh7 kWh7 kWh8 kWh9 kWh9 kWh6 May7.4 kWh6 May7.4 kWh17 Dec4, 6 kWh17 Dec.4.6 kWh18 Mar.6.9kWh18 Mar.6.9 kWh23 Jul.6.9 kWh23 Jul.6.9 kWh23 Jan.5.1 kWh23 Jan. 5.1 kWhNowNow
reaching the ground per square meter (orange line), in the 25–75 and 10–90 percentile ranges.
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Feb.
Mar
Apr
May
June
July
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
dec.
Solar energy (kWh)
5.0
5.9
6.8
7.3
7.4
7.2
6.9
6.5
6.0
5.7
4.9
4.6
In this description, the geographical coordinates of Mindelo are 16.890° latitude, -24.980° longitude and an altitude of 44 m.
The topography within a radius 3 kilometers of Mindelo has very significant elevation changes with a maximum elevation change of 269 meters and a mean altitude of 55 meters . Within a radius of 16 kilometers, has very significant elevation changes ( 724 meters ). Within a radius of 80 kilometers, has major elevation changes ( 1990 meters ).
Terrain within 9 radius0473 3 kilometers from Mintel is covered with naked soil ( 29% ), water ( 27% ), pastures ( 22% ) and trees ( 14% ( 14% ( 14% ( 14%) 16 kilometers – water ( 73% ), and within a radius of 80 kilometers – water ( 95% ).
This report describes typical weather in Mindelo based on a statistical analysis of historical hourly weather reports and model reconstructions from 1 January 1980 to December 31, 2016.
Temperature and dew point
There is only one weather station in our network, Cesária Évora Airport, suitable for use as a proxy for historical temperature and dew point data for Mindelo.
Being 10 kilometers from Mindelo, closer than our threshold of 150 kilometers, this station is considered close enough to be relied upon as the primary source of temperature and dew point data.
The station data have been corrected for the difference in altitude between the station and Mindelo in accordance with the International Standard Atmosphere, as well as the relative change in MERRA-2 satellite-era reanalysis between these two points.
Note that the station data themselves may have been subsequently supplemented by other nearby stations or MERRA-2 reanalysis.
Other data
All data related to the position of the Sun (such as sunrise and sunset) are calculated using astronomical formulas from Jean Mius’ Astronomical Algorithms, 2nd Ed. .
All other weather data, including cloudiness, precipitation, wind speed and direction, and solar energy flux, are taken from the MERRA-2 New Time Retrospective Analysis. This reanalysis combines various measurements over a wide area in a modern global meteorological model to reconstruct hourly weather history around the world on a 50 km grid.
Land use data are from the SHARE Global Land Cover Monitoring Network database published by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.
Altitude data is from the Shuttle Radar Topographic Mission (SRTM), published by NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
The names, locations and time zones of places and some airports are from the GeoNames Geographical Database.
Time zones for airports and weather stations are provided by AskGeo.com.
The information on this site is provided as is, without any guarantee of its accuracy or suitability for any purpose. The weather data may contain errors, glitches and other defects. We are not responsible for any decisions made on the basis of the information provided on this website.
We pay special attention to the fact that for a number of important data types we rely on reconstructions based on the MERRA-2 model. With huge advantages in temporal and spatial completeness, these reconstructions: (1) are based on computer models that may have typical model errors, (2) use coarse sampling on a 50 km grid and therefore cannot reconstruct local variations in many microclimates, and (3) experiencing particular weather difficulties in some coastal areas, especially on smaller islands.
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Weather in Cape Verde in March 2022-2021 at “365 Celsius”
What is the weather like in Cape Verde in the month of March strongly depends on the region. The air warms up at night to +20°C, and during the day up to +24.2°C, it rains for 1 day and 1.8 mm of precipitation falls per month. And, for example, in Boavista, the weather conditions are not very good, since the air is up to + 23 ° C, cloudy and rainy days are at least 1. The best cities to relax at this time are Tarrafal, Assomada, Ribeira Brava. The air temperature in March is +23.1°C.
Climate
Average temperature during the day:
+23.1°C
Sea water temperature:
+21.8°C
Number of sunny days:
24 days
Number of rainy days: Rainfall:
1 day 1.8 mm
Water temperature in Cape Verde in March
Should I come to rest in Cape Verde in March?
The weather in Cape Verde in March is great for holidays, this month’s rating is 4. 8 out of five. The weather is not very good, there are few tourists. At this time, the cold sea temperature is +21.8°C. There is practically no rain, about 1 day per month, 1.8 mm of precipitation falls. Sunny skies for at least 24 days. The weather in Cape Verde at the end of March at the beginning and middle of the month is presented on the graph. The air temperature in March is +23.1°C. At this time, the best climatic conditions in 3 cities:
Weather in March Mosteiros
Weather in March Sao Filipe
Weather in March Assomada
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air: +23.8°C rain: 2 days sun: 25 days
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air: +23.8°C rain: 2 days sun: 25 days
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air: +23. 8°C rain: 2 days sun: 25 days
The best climate in cities in March
City
Air temperature
Water temperature
Rainy days (precipitation)
9047
Mosteiros
+23.8°C
–
2 days (1.25mm)
San Filipe
+23.8°C
–
2 days (1.25mm)
Assomada
+23.8°C
–
2 days (1.25mm)
Ponta do Sol
+21.8°C
–
2 days (1. 28mm)
Pombas
+21.8°C
–
2 days (1.28mm)
Tarrafal
+23.8°C
–
2 days (1.25mm)
Mindelo
+21.8°C
–
2 days (1.28mm)
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Air temperature in Cape Verde in March
The difference in daily air temperature throughout the year is 5.5 ° C, but due to the presence of the sea and the climate in Cape Verde is quite mild for months. The coldest month is February, when the air warms up to +23.1°C, and the warmest month is September with +28. 6°C. The air temperature in March is +23.1°C.
Cape Verde water temperature
The beach season here lasts: . The temperature in the sea at this time of the year is from – to – conducive to a pleasant swim. The worst weather in Cape Verde and the water temperature recorded in March is +10.0°C. The air temperature in March is +23.1°C.
Number of rainy days and precipitation in March
Unlucky month to travel – September, it rains on average 8 days. The maximum monthly rainfall is 45.0 mm. The air temperature in March is +23.1°C.
Rating of comfort of rest in March
The rating is calculated by months, taking into account the average air temperature, the amount of rain and other indicators. For a year in Cape Verde, the score ranges from 4.8 in January to 4.9 in December, out of a possible five. The air temperature in March is +23.1°C.
Month
Air temperature during the day
Water temperature
Solar days
Rainy days (precipitation)
December
+25.3°C
+11.1°C
22.7
1 day (4.7 mm)
January
+24.1°C
+10.5°C
22.8
1 day (1.3 mm)
February
+23.1°C
+10.1°C
18.9
1 day (3.0 mm)
March
+23. 1°C
+10.0°C
23.8
1 day (1.8 mm)
April
+24.0°C
+10.4°C
24.0
2 days (2.5 mm)
May
+24.7°C
+10.6°C
24.9
1 day (2.0 mm)
June
+25.4°C
+10.7°C
25.2
1 day (3.7 mm)
July
+26.1°C
+11.1°C
14.4
3 days (3.9 mm)
August
+27.4°C
+11.7°C
8. 8
5 days (32.2 mm)
September
+28.6°C
+12.4°C
11.9
8 days (45.0 mm)
October
+28.3°C
+12.3°C
16.5
4 days (27.6 mm)
November
+26.9°C
+11.9°C
15.8
2 days (8.4 mm)
Number of sunny days in March
Beautiful sunny weather will delight tourists in June – as many as 26 sunny days per month. Great time to relax in Cape Verde. The air temperature in March is +23.1°C.
Please note:
Weather in Cape Verde in February: rating 4. 8 (out of 5), air +23.1°C , sea: +22.0°C, rain 1 day
Weather in Cape Verde in April: rating 4.8 (out of 5), air +24.0°C , sea: +22.6°C, rain 2 days
Typical weather in Cape Verde during the year.
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What kind of weather you can expect – Cape Verde
Cape Verde’s climate is temperate, you can expect warm, dry summers and slightly cold winters. Precipitation is scarce and highly irregular. In winter, dusty clouds sometimes appear from the Sahara.
When it comes to the usual weather in this country, the information is relevant, for example, for these popular places: Boa Vista, Chã das Caldeiras, Cidade Velha, Fogo, Maio, Mindelo, Praia, Sal, Santiago, Santo Antão, São Filipe, São Vicente.
Let’s see what kind of weather you can expect here. The warmest month here is September, with an average temperature of 27. 4 ℃ (81.32 ℉). The coldest month here is February, with an average temperature of 21.2 ℃ (70.16 ℉). The rainiest month here is September, the average number of rainy days is 3. The weakest month here is April, the average number of rainy days is 0.
When you travel to certain places in Cape Verde, always consider the height of the place. The highest point here is Mt. Fogo (2829 m) and the lowest point of the Atlantic Ocean (0 m). Thus, there are large differences in altitudes in this country, so you can expect the weather to be different at different altitudes as well. Keep in mind that the temperature usually decreases by 1.2 – 1.9 ℃ (2.2 – 3.5 ℉) per 200 m (656 ft), depending on other conditions. (And we should add that in a special state called thermal inversion, even the temperature can be higher at higher altitudes.)
Please note that this is not a weather forecast, but rather general (average) weather information. This will help you decide when is the best time to go to Cape Verde. More details about typical weather for the individual months below:
January – February – March – April – May – June – July – August – September – October – November – December Verde in January is: The average temperature in Cape Verde in January is 21.7 ℃ (71.06 ℉). From the beginning of the month of January you can expect higher temperatures, the average high temperature is around 22.05 ℃ (71.69℉). From the end of the month of January you can expect lower temperatures, with the average high being around 21.45℃ (70.61℉). The average average temperature of rainy days in January is 1. Average rainfall Average rainfall is 5.4 mm (look here what this number means). When planning your trip, please be aware that actual weather may differ from these averages. The length of the day at the beginning of this month is approximately 11:08 (hours and minutes), at the middle of the month 11:14 and at the end of the month 11:23. These figures above are valid primarily for the capital and the area around it. It is important to say that the weather can vary significantly at different altitudes, especially in the mountains.
Typical weather in Cape Verde in February is this: The average temperature in Cape Verde in February is 21.2 ℃ (70.16 ℉). From the beginning of the month of February you can expect higher temperatures, with an average high of around 21.45℃ (70.61℉). From the end of the month of February you can expect higher temperatures, with an average high of around 21.25℃ (70.25℉). The average average temperature of rainy days in February is 1. Average rainfall Average rainfall is 3.8 mm (look here what this number means). When planning your trip, please be aware that actual weather may differ from these averages. The length of the day at the beginning of this month is approximately 11:23 (hours and minutes), at the middle of the month 11:35 and at the end of the month 11:48. These figures above are valid primarily for the capital and the area around it. It is important to say that the weather can vary significantly at different altitudes, especially in the mountains.
Typical weather in Cape Verde in March is this: The average temperature in Cape Verde in March is 21.3 ℃ (70.34 ℉). From the beginning of the month of March you can expect lower temperatures, with an average high of around 21.25℃ (70.25℉). From the end of the month of March you can expect higher temperatures, with an average high of around 21.85℃ (71.33℉). The average average temperature of rainy days in March is 1. Average rainfall Average rainfall is 1.3 mm (look here what this number means). When planning your trip, please be aware that actual weather may differ from these averages. The length of the day at the beginning of this month is approximately 11:48 (hours and minutes), at the middle of the month 12:02 and at the end of the month 12:17. These figures above are valid primarily for the capital and the area around it. It is important to say that the weather can vary significantly at different altitudes, especially in the mountains.
Typical weather in Cape Verde in April is this: The average temperature in Cape Verde in April is 22.4 ℃ (72.32 ℉). From the beginning of the month of April you can expect lower temperatures, with an average high of around 21.85 ℃ (71.33 ℉). From the end of the month of April you can expect higher temperatures, with an average high of around 22.6℃ (72.68℉). The average average temperature for rainy days in April is 0. The average rainfall The average rainfall is 0 mm (look here what this number means). When planning your trip, please be aware that actual weather may differ from these averages. The length of the day at the beginning of this month is approximately 12:17 (hours and minutes), at the middle of the month 12:30 and at the end of the month 12:43. These figures above are valid primarily for the capital and the area around it. It is important to say that the weather can vary significantly at different altitudes, especially in the mountains.
Typical weather in Cape Verde in May is this: The average temperature in Cape Verde in May is 22.8 ℃ (73.04 ℉). From the beginning of the month of May you can expect lower temperatures, with an average high of around 22.6℃ (72.68℉). From the end of the month of May you can expect higher temperatures, with an average high of around 23.35℃ (74.03℉). The average average temperature of rainy days in May is 0. Average rainfall Average rainfall is 0 mm (look here what this number means). When planning your trip, please be aware that actual weather may differ from these averages. The length of the day at the beginning of this month is approximately 12:43 (hours and minutes), at the middle of the month 12:54 and at the end of the month 13:02. These figures above are valid primarily for the capital and the area around it. It is important to say that the weather can vary significantly at different altitudes, especially in the mountains.
Typical weather in Cape Verde in June is this: The average temperature in Cape Verde in June is 23.9 ℃ (75.02 ℉). From the beginning of the month of June you can expect lower temperatures, with the average high being around 23.35℃ (74.03℉). From the end of the month of June you can expect higher temperatures, with an average high of around 24.05℃ (75.29℉). The average average temperature of rainy days in June is 0. The average rainfall The average rainfall is 0 mm (look here what this number means). When planning your trip, please be aware that actual weather may differ from these averages. The length of the day at the beginning of this month is approximately 13:02 (hours and minutes), at the middle of the month 13:07 and at the end of the month 13:06. These figures above are valid primarily for the capital and the area around it. It is important to say that the weather can vary significantly at different altitudes, especially in the mountains.
Typical weather in Cape Verde in July is this: The average temperature in Cape Verde in July is 24.2 ℃ (75.56 ℉). From the beginning of the month of July you can expect lower temperatures, with the average high being around 24.05℃ (75.29℉). From the end of the month of July you can expect higher temperatures, with an average high of around 25.1℃ (77.18℉). The average average temperature on rainy days in July is 0. Average rainfall Average rainfall is 0.8 mm (look here what this number means). When planning your trip, please be aware that actual weather may differ from these averages. The length of the day at the beginning of this month is approximately 13:06 (hours and minutes), at the middle of the month 13:02 and at the end of the month 12:54. These figures above are valid primarily for the capital and the area around it. It is important to say that the weather can vary significantly at different altitudes, especially in the mountains.
Typical weather in Cape Verde in August is this: The average temperature in Cape Verde in August is 26 ℃ (78.8 ℉). From the beginning of the month of August you can expect lower temperatures, with an average high of around 25.1℃ (77.18℉). From the end of the month of August you can expect higher temperatures, with an average high of around 26.7℃ (80.06℉). Average average temperature rainy days in August is 2. Average rainfall Average rainfall is 13.9mm (see here what this number means). When planning your trip, please be aware that actual weather may differ from these averages. The length of the day at the beginning of this month is approximately 12:54 (hours and minutes), at the middle of the month 12:43 and at the end of the month 12:30. These figures above are valid primarily for the capital and the area around it. It is important to say that the weather can vary significantly at different altitudes, especially in the mountains.
Typical (usual) weather in Cape Verde in September is this: The average temperature in Cape Verde in September is 27.4 ℃ (81.32 ℉). From the beginning of the month of September you can expect lower temperatures, with an average high of around 26.7℃ (80.06℉). From the end of the month of September you can expect lower temperatures, with an average high of around 27℃ (80.6℉). The average average temperature of rainy days in September is 3. The average rainfall The average rainfall is 33.5 mm (look here what this number means). When planning your trip, please be aware that actual weather may differ from these averages. The length of the day at the beginning of this month is approximately 12:30 (hours and minutes), at the middle of the month 12:16 and at the end of the month 12:02. These figures above are valid primarily for the capital and the area around it. It is important to say that the weather can vary significantly at different altitudes, especially in the mountains.
Typical weather in Cape Verde in October is this: The average temperature in Cape Verde in October is 26.6 ℃ (79.88 ℉). From the beginning of the month of October you can expect higher temperatures, with an average high of around 27℃ (80.6℉). From the end of the month of October you can expect lower temperatures, with an average high of around 25.5℃ (77.9℉). The average average temperature of rainy days in October is 1. Average rainfall Average rainfall is 6.5 mm (look here what this number means). When planning your trip, please be aware that actual weather may differ from these averages. The length of the day at the beginning of this month is approximately 12:02 (hours and minutes), at the middle of the month 11:48 and at the end of the month 11:35. These figures above are valid primarily for the capital and the area around it. It is important to say that the weather can vary significantly at different altitudes, especially in the mountains.
Typical weather in Cape Verde in November is this: The average temperature in Cape Verde in November is 24.4 ℃ (75.92 ℉). From the beginning of the month of November you can expect higher temperatures, with an average high of around 25.5℃ (77.9℉). From the end of the month of November you can expect lower temperatures, with an average high of around 23.4℃ (74.12℉). The average average temperature of rainy days in November is 1. Average rainfall Average rainfall is 2.5 mm (look here what this number means). When planning your trip, please be aware that actual weather may differ from these averages. The length of the day at the beginning of this month is approximately 11:35 (hours and minutes), at the middle of the month 11:23 and at the end of the month 11:14. These figures above are valid primarily for the capital and the area around it. It is important to say that the weather can vary significantly at different altitudes, especially in the mountains.
Typical weather in Cape Verde in December is this: The average temperature in Cape Verde in December is 22.4 ℃ (72.32 ℉). From the beginning of the month of December you can expect higher temperatures, with an average high of around 23.4℃ (74.12℉). From the end of the month of December you can expect lower temperatures, with an average high of around 22.05℃ (71.69℉). The average average temperature on rainy days in December is 0. Average rainfall Average rainfall is 1.6 mm (look here what this number means). When planning your trip, please be aware that actual weather may differ from these averages. The length of the day at the beginning of this month is approximately 11:14 (hours and minutes), at the middle of the month 11:08 and at the end of the month 11:07. These figures above are valid primarily for the capital and the area around it. It is important to say that the weather can vary significantly at different altitudes, especially in the mountains.
When you read about millimeters of precipitation, you should know this: Light rain when the precipitation rate is less than 2.5 mm (0.1 inches) per hour. For moderate rain this number is 2.5 mm to 10 mm (0.4 in), for heavy rain it is 10 mm to 50 mm (2.0 in). Very heavy rain has this number above 50 mm per hour.
Today the warmest water in Cape Verde was recorded in Santiago. Its value in this place is 27.6°C. And the coldest is in Furna, its value is 26.2°C.
The general trend can be viewed on the chart. It shows the change in the average value calculated from seven points in Cape Verde over the past two months.
For the two most popular bathing spots in Cape Verde, the graphs of average water temperature during the year are as follows:
Cape Verde is located in Africa. The country is washed by the Atlantic Ocean. Cape Verde – has a fairly long coastline. To determine the temperature of the water in it, we track 23 settlements and resorts.
Tropical trade wind, dry. Average monthly temperatures range from +22’C (January-February) to +26’C (September-October), but it’s much cooler in the mountains.
Precipitation is only 100–300 mm. per year, mainly in August-October, when the southwest monsoons blow.
The water temperature near the coast ranges from 21’C to 26’C.
We monitor the status of the following oceans and seas that surround the country. Just go to the page of a specific body of water and see the temperature in all settlements on the coast.
Atlantic Ocean
Find out the sea temperature in more than 12,000 cities and resorts around the world. The water surface temperature values are available in real time. There is a forecast of changes in water temperature for the coming days, as well as historical data on sea surface temperatures for all days of recent years.
We use data from a variety of sources, including the National Centers for Environmental Information (NOAA), weather services around the world, data from over a thousand buoys around the world, satellite systems to scan the surface of the oceans and seas.
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15 minutes
£5.70 per person
*Note: The prices above are accurate at the time of writing but are subject to change according to supplier availability
By pre-booking your airport transfer with Holiday Extras you can be assured of a cheap airport transfer from Tenerife South Airport to Costa Adeje. You won’t have any long queues for taxis or a language barrier to worry about.
If you’re planning a stay elsewhere in Spain, we’ve also got this sorted. We serve dozens of other popular resorts across the whole of Spain and its islands, including Malaga, Barcelona and Murcia. We also have dozens of offers across the other Canary and Balearic islands with top deals on Lanzarote and Majorca too.
When it comes to sorting your holiday itinerary, then Holiday Extras has got this covered too. As the home of holiday add-ons, we can offer a wide range of Attraction Tickets for Tenerife, including water parks, trips to Mount Teide and theme parks. For a full list of things to do throughout Tenerife, see here.
However many friends or family you’re going on holiday with, we’ll have an option for you. Holiday Extras provide provide airport transfers to Costa Adeje from Tenerife South from sole travellers up to 30 people. With all our options, you’ll have plenty of room for your suitcases with a baggage allowance of 1 case and 1 piece of hand luggage per passenger.
If you’re looking for a real bargain option, then our shared shuttle service from Tenerife South Airport (TFS) is a fantastic choice if you’re staying in a popular hotel or apartment complex. The journey has up to 8 stops on it and will take around 45 minutes. We also offer a speedy shuttle service with a maximum of 4 stops that will shave around 10 minutes off the journey.
Our private transfer options are ideal if you’re travelling with family and staying in private accommodation. They will take you right to the door of your villa or apartment.
If you fancy cruising around Tenerife in a bit of style, then why not choose a private luxury car – including Mercedes and BMWs.
For large group of friends or family, check out our private coach options. We offer coaches seating up to 30 passengers. Perfect if you’re planning a stag or hen party or a large family getaway.
We can also offer fully accessible, wheelchair adapted vehicles which can take up to 3 passengers if you or a member of your party has restricted mobility.
Details of all of our airport transfer vehicles can be found here.
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*Prices quoted based on one passenger, picking-up at Tenerife South Airport (TFS) and dropping off at Costa Adeje in a shared shuttle transfer. Prices correct at time of writing. Subject to change according to availability. FREE cancellations valid on all bookings up to 72 hours before travel time.
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Iberostar Cala Millor Iberostar Cala Millor – Adults Only Iberostar Ciudad Blanca Iberostar Ciudad Blanca Alcudia Apartamentos Iberostar Club Cala Barca Iberostar Costa del Sol Iberostar Cristina Iberostar Fuerteventura Palace Iberostar Grand El Mirador Iberostar Grand Mencey Iberostar Grand Portals Nous – Adults Only Iberostar Grand Salomé Iberostar La Bocayna Village Iberostar Las Dalias Iberostar Las Letras Gran Vía Iberostar Malaga Playa Iberostar Marbella Coral Beach Iberostar Paseo de Gracia Iberostar Pinos Park Iberostar Playa de Muro Iberostar Playa Gaviotas Iberostar Playa Gaviotas Park Iberostar Sábila Iberostar Selection Llaut Palma Iberostar Selection Playa de Muro Village Iberostar Selection Playa de Palma Iberostar Suites Hotel Jardín del Sol – Adults Only Ibersol Son Caliu Mar – All Inclusive Ibis budget Madrid Calle Alcala Ibis Budget Málaga Aeropuerto Avenida de Velazquez Ibis Budget Málaga Centro Ibis Elche Ibis Granada Ibis Malaga Centro Ciudad Ibis Sevilla ICON BCN 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Resort La Torre Golf La Villa Marbella – Old Town La Villa Palmer LABRANDA Bahía de Lobos Labranda Bronze Playa Labranda Corralejo Village Labranda Playa Bonita LABRANDA Reveron Plaza Labranda Riviera Marina Lago Garden Apart-Suites & Spa Hotel Laguna Nivaria Hotel & Spa Lani’s Suites Deluxe Las Casas de El Arenal Las Casas de los Mercaderes Las Colinas Golf & Country Club Las Dunas Bahia de Marbella Las Gaviotas Suites Hotel & Spa Las Nieves Las Ramblas De Orihuela Golf Resort Las Terrazas de Abama Lasala Plaza Hotel Le Meridien Barcelona Le Palacete Legado Alcazar Leonardo Hotel Granada Les Dunes Comodoro Lion Hotel Apartments Lively Magaluf – Adults Only Lloyds Beach Club Lluna Aqua Hotel Loft soria Lopesan Baobab Resort Lopesan Costa Meloneras Lopesan Costa Meloneras Resort, Corallium Spa & Casino Lopesan Villa del Conde Resort & Corallium Thalasso Los Álamos Los Angeles Hotel & Spa Los Arcos Los Galanes Los Geranios Los Monteros Marbella Hotel & Spa Los Zocos Club Resort Lotus 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Beach Front Studio Marbellamar Maresía Canteras Urban Hotel The Senses Collection Marina d’Or Hotel Marina D’Or 3* Marina Suites Gran Canaria Marinas de Nerja Beach & Spa Marins Cala Nau Marins Playa Mariposa Hotel Malaga Maritim Hotel Galatzo Maritim Playa Marquis Urban Marriott’s Playa Andaluza Marton Hotel Valldemossa Maspalomas Resort by Dunas Masparadise Apartments Matute 11 Maydrit Hotel MB Boutique Hotel – Adults Only ME Madrid Reina Victoria Mediterranean Palace Hotel Medplaya Hotel Agir Medplaya Hotel Bali Medplaya Hotel Balmoral Medplaya Hotel Flamingo Oasis Medplaya Hotel Regente Medplaya Hotel Rio Park Medplaya Hotel Riudor – Adults Only Medplaya Hotel Riviera – Adults Only Melbeach Hotel & Spa – Adults Only Melia Alicante Melia Athens Melia Avenida America Melia Barajas Melia Barcelona Sarrià Melia Benidorm Melia Cala d’Or Boutique Hotel Meliá Calviá Beach Meliá Fuerteventura Meliá Granada Melia Hacienda del Conde Melia Hotel Granada Meliá Jardines del Teide Melia Lebreros Meliá Madrid Princesa Meliá Madrid Serrano Meliá Marbella Banús Melia Palma Bay Meliá Palma Marina Melia Sevilla Melia Sierra Nevada Melia Sol y Nieve Meliá South Beach Melia Tamarindos Melia Villaitana Mena Plaza Meni Apartments Hotel Mer Piscine Et Soleil Mercedes Heritage Barcelona Apartments Mercer Hotel Barcelona Mercer House Bória BCN Mercure Barcelona Condor Mercure Madrid Centro Mercure Madrid Plaza de Espana MET34 Athens Hotel MH Apartments Central Madrid Midtown Apartments Milà Apartments Milord´s Suites Mindanao Hotel Mirabó de Valldemossa Mirador de Estepona Mirador del Jazmín Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas Miranda Soul Mix Alea Mix Colombo Mix Smart MLL Blue Bay MLL Caribbean Bay MLL Mediterranean Bay – Adults Only Mogan Princess Hotels & Resorts and Beach Club Mola Suites Molina Lario Mon Boutique Hotel Mon Port Hotel & Spa Monjas del Carmen Monnaber Nou & Spa Monnàber Vell Mont-Park Monte Carmelo Monte Rojo San Agustin Monte Triana Monument Hotel Morasol Suites Morlans 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Seaside Apartments PAGUERA APARTMENTS MAR Y SOL Paguera Treff Boutique Hotel Palacete de Cazulas Palacio Ca Sa Galesa Palacio can Marques Palacio De los Navas Palacio de Santa Inés Palacio Mármoles Palacio Pinello Palacio Salvetti Suites Palacio Solecio Palau Sa Font Palia La Roca Palladian Home Palladium Hotel Costa del Sol – All Inclusive Pallas Athena Grecotel Boutique Hotel Palm Oasis Maspalomas Palma Suites Palmanova Suites by TRH Palmasol Paloma Blanca Boutique Hotel Palou Suites Ramblas Panorama Paradise Beach Music – Adults Only Paradise Costa Taurito Paradise Farm Salobre Paradise Lago Taurito Paradise Park Fun Lifestyle Hotel Paradise Valle Taurito Parador de Cruz de Tejeda Parador de Granada Parador de Jávea Parador de Málaga Gibralfaro Parador de Malaga Golf Hotel Parador de Mojácar Parador de Nerja Paradores Cañadas del Teide Park Plaza Suites Apartamentos Park Plaza Suites Hotel Parque Mar Parque Vacacional Eden Patio de La Alameda Perianth Hotel Periscope Hotel Perla Seven Apartments and Rooms Pestana Arena Barcelona Petal Apartments Petit Hotel Alaro Petit Hotel Es figueral Petit Hotel Hostatgeria La Victoria Petit Hotel Hostatgeria Sant Salvador Petit Hotel Rocamar – Adults Only Petit Hotel Sa Plaça Petit Hotel Ses Rotges Petit Palace Alcala Petit Palace Hotel Tres Petit Palace Lealtad Plaza Petit Palace Museum Hotel Petit Palace Plaza del Carmen Petit Palace Plaza España Petit Palace Plaza Málaga Petit Palace Plaza Mayor Petit Palace Posada del Peine Petit Palace President Castellana Petit Palace Puerta de Triana Petit Palace Santa Cruz Petit Palace Savoy Alfonso XII Plus Pi Athens Pierre & Vacances Estepona Pierre & Vacances Village Fuerteventura Origo Mare Pierre&Vacances Mallorca Deya Pierre&Vacances Mallorca Portofino Piñero Bahia de Palma Piñero Tal Plaka Hotel Planet One Hotel Playa Esmeralda Puerto Banus Playa Golf Playamar Bungalows Playamaro Playas Ca’s Saboners Playas del Rey Plaza Cavana Plazamar Serenity Resort Pleta de Mar, Luxury 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Radisson Blu Hotel, Madrid Prado Radisson Blu Park Hotel Athens Radisson Blu Resort & Spa, Gran Canaria Mogan Radisson Blu Resort Gran Canaria Ramón Llull House RedLevel at Gran Meliá Palacio de Isora Refugio Son Pons Regency Country Club Reina Cristina Reino de Granada Relais & Châteaux Hotel Orfila Relaxia Olivina Renaissance Barcelona Hotel Residence Los Molinos Residencia Santiago Mallorca Residencial Guadalupe Residencial Suites Valldemossa Resitur 114 Rey Carlos Rey Don Pedro Luxury Home Reyes Católicos Ribera de Triana Hotel Rio Real Golf Hotel Riu Bonanza Park Riu Palace Bonanza Playa & Spa Riviera Beachotel – Adults Only Riviera Vista RK Hotel El Cabo RK Luz Playa Suites Robinson Club Cala Serena Roc Boccaccio Roc Gran Camp de Mar Roc Illetas Roc Oberoy Roca Nivaria GH – Adrian Hoteles Romantic Studio in the Center Room Mate Anna Room Mate Carla Room Mate Gerard Room Mate Gorka Room Mate Larios Room Mate Valeria Rosabel Royal Garden Villas Royal Hideaway Corales Beach – Adults only Royal Hideaway Corales Suites Royal Olympic Royal Plaza Hotel Royal Suites Estepona Royal Sun Resort Royal Tennis Club S’Argamassa Villas S’Olivaret S30 Reina Victoria Sa Cabana Hotel & Spa – Adults Only Sa Creu Nova Petit Palais Art & Spa Sa Plana Petit Hotel Sacristia de Santa Ana Sacromonte Salles Hotel Málaga Centro Salles Hotel Pere IV Salles Hotels Marina Portals San Francisco 40 Apartments San Gil San Pedro Apartamentos Sandos Benidorm Suites All inclusive Sandos Monaco Beach Hotel & Spa – Adults Only – All Inclusive 4* Sup Sansi Pedralbes Sant bonifaci petrer Santa Barbara Golf & Ocean Club by Diamond Resorts Santa Catalina, a Royal Hideaway Hotel Santa Mónica Suites Hotel Santa Ponsa Pins Santiago 15 Hotel Casa Palacio Saturno SBH Costa Calma Palace SBH Crystal Beach Hotel & Suites SBH Monica Beach Seaside Grand Hotel Residencia – Gran Lujo Seaside Los Jameos Playa Seaside Palm Beach Seaside Sandy Beach SeaSun Siurell Secrets Mallorca Villamil Resort & Spa – Adults Only (+18) Senator Banus Spa Hotel Senator Barcelona Spa Hotel Senator Gran Vía 70 Spa Hotel Senator Granada Spa Hotel Senator Marbella Spa Hotel Senda Caimari Hotel Señorío de Aloha Apartahotel Senses Palmanova – Adults Only Senses Santa Ponsa – Adults Only Sentido Benalmadena Beach Sentido Castell de Mar SENTIDO Mallorca Palace – Only Adults SENTIDO Mar Blau Sentido Playa del Moro SENTIDO Pula Suites Boutique Resort Sentido Punta del Mar Hotel & Spa – Adults Only Sentido Tucan Seramar Hotel Comodoro Playa Seramar Hotel Luna – Luna Park Adults Only Seramar Hotel Sunna Park Sercotel Alcalá 611 Sercotel Amister Art Hotel Sercotel Gran Hotel Conde Duque Sercotel Gran Hotel Luna de Granada Sercotel Hotel Bonalba Alicante 4*S Sercotel Hotel Cristina Las Palmas Sercotel Hotel Europa Sercotel Hotel Zurbarán Sercotel Suites del Mar Serrano Palace Servatur Casablanca Suites & Spa (Only Adults) Servatur Puerto Azul Amadores Ses Cases de Fetget Ses Rotes Velles – Petit Hotel Seven Hotel & Wellness – Gay Men Only Sevilla Home Center Suites SH Villa Gadea Sheraton Hacienda del Álamo Golf & Spa Resort Sheraton La Caleta Resort & Spa, Costa Adeje, Tenerife Sheraton Mallorca Arabella Golf Hotel Shine Albayzín Shine Alcaiceria Silken Al-Andalus Palace Silken Amara Plaza Hotel Silken Atlantida Santa Cruz Silken Concordia Hotel Silken Saaj Las Palmas Simbad Hotel Sisu Boutique Hotel Puerto Banus Marbella Sixtytwo Hotel Sky Bel Mallorca – Adults Only Sky Senses Hotel Slow Suites Augusto Slow Suites Luchana Smartline Anba Romani Hotel Sofia Sofía Soho Bahía Málaga SOHO Boutique Congreso Soho Boutique Las Vegas Soho Boutique Malaga Soho Los Naranjos Sol Barbados Sol Beach House Mallorca – Adults Only Sol Cala d´Or Apartamentos SOL Calas de Mallorca All Inclusive Sol Costa Atlantis Sol Costablanca – Adults only Sol Guadalupe Sol House The Studio – Calviá Beach Sol Katmandu Park & Resort Sol Lanzarote All Inclusive Sol Lunamar Apartamentos – Adults Only Sol Marbella Estepona Atalaya Park Sol Mirador de Calas – Mallorca – All Inclusive Sol Palmanova All Inclusive Sol Pelicanos Ocas Sol Wave House All Suites Sol y Sombra Solaga Suites Merced Soller Plaza Som Ars Magna Bleisure Hotel Som Dona Women Only (+14) Som Espanya Som Llaut Boutique Hotel – Adults Only SOM Sauló Som Suret Hotel Son Amoixa Vell Son Bleda Son Borguny Son Boronat Son Brull Hotel & Spa Son Cardaix Son Cleda Son Colom Turismo de Interior Son Corb Boutique Hotel Son Gener Hotel Spa Son Grec Petit Resort – Adults Only Son Matias Beach – Adults Only Son Mercadal Son Mesquida Vell-Boutique Hotel Rural Son Moll Sentits Spa – Adults Only Son Sant Jordi Son Siurana Son Vent Spot Apart Spring Hotel Bitacora Spring Hotel Vulcano StayCatalina Boutique Hotel-Apartments Stil Bonsai STIL MAR Y PAZ Studio in Puerto Banus Sud Ibiza Suites Suite Hotel Atlantis Fuerteventura Resort Suite Hotel Fariones Suite Prado Hotel Suites & Villas by Dunas Suites 1478 Suites Center Barcelona Suites Gran Vía 44 Suites Machado Suitopia – Sol y Mar Suites Hotel Summum Prime Boutique Hotel Sun Beach Sun Club Sun Club El Dorado Sunlight Bahia Principe Coral Playa Sunlight Bahia Principe San Felipe Sunlight Bahia Principe Tenerife Sunotel Club Central Sunset Beach Club Hotel Apartments Sweet Sevilla Suites S´Hort de Can Carrió Taurito Princess TC Hotel Doña Luisa Ten Mallorca Terreno Studios Thalasia Costa de Murcia THB Cala Lliteras THB Felip – Adults Only THB Gran Playa – Adults Only THB Guya Playa THB Los Molinos THB Maria Isabel – Adults Only THB Mirador THB Naeco Ibiza THB Sur Mallorca The Athenian Callirhoe Exclusive Hotel The Athens Gate Hotel The Barcelona Edition The Beach House The Bicycle Apartments The Cookbook Gastro Boutique Hotel & Spa The Corner Hotel the corner house BOUTIQUE The Gates Diagonal Barcelona The Golden Age Hotel of Athens The Hype Beach House The Level at Meliá Barcelona Sky The Level at Meliá Villaitana The Lights Suites The Marbella Heights Boutique Hotel The Mirror Barcelona The Oasis by 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Iberostar Cala Millor Iberostar Cala Millor – Adults Only Iberostar Ciudad Blanca Iberostar Ciudad Blanca Alcudia Apartamentos Iberostar Club Cala Barca Iberostar Costa del Sol Iberostar Cristina Iberostar Fuerteventura Palace Iberostar Grand El Mirador Iberostar Grand Mencey Iberostar Grand Portals Nous – Adults Only Iberostar Grand Salomé Iberostar La Bocayna Village Iberostar Las Dalias Iberostar Las Letras Gran Vía Iberostar Malaga Playa Iberostar Marbella Coral Beach Iberostar Paseo de Gracia Iberostar Pinos Park Iberostar Playa de Muro Iberostar Playa Gaviotas Iberostar Playa Gaviotas Park Iberostar Sábila Iberostar Selection Llaut Palma Iberostar Selection Playa de Muro Village Iberostar Selection Playa de Palma Iberostar Suites Hotel Jardín del Sol – Adults Only Ibersol Son Caliu Mar – All Inclusive Ibis budget Madrid Calle Alcala Ibis Budget Málaga Aeropuerto Avenida de Velazquez Ibis Budget Málaga Centro Ibis Elche Ibis Granada Ibis Malaga Centro Ciudad Ibis Sevilla ICON BCN 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Beach Front Studio Marbellamar Maresía Canteras Urban Hotel The Senses Collection Marina d’Or Hotel Marina D’Or 3* Marina Suites Gran Canaria Marinas de Nerja Beach & Spa Marins Cala Nau Marins Playa Mariposa Hotel Malaga Maritim Hotel Galatzo Maritim Playa Marquis Urban Marriott’s Playa Andaluza Marton Hotel Valldemossa Maspalomas Resort by Dunas Masparadise Apartments Matute 11 Maydrit Hotel MB Boutique Hotel – Adults Only ME Madrid Reina Victoria Mediterranean Palace Hotel Medplaya Hotel Agir Medplaya Hotel Bali Medplaya Hotel Balmoral Medplaya Hotel Flamingo Oasis Medplaya Hotel Regente Medplaya Hotel Rio Park Medplaya Hotel Riudor – Adults Only Medplaya Hotel Riviera – Adults Only Melbeach Hotel & Spa – Adults Only Melia Alicante Melia Athens Melia Avenida America Melia Barajas Melia Barcelona Sarrià Melia Benidorm Melia Cala d’Or Boutique Hotel Meliá Calviá Beach Meliá Fuerteventura Meliá Granada Melia Hacienda del Conde Melia Hotel Granada Meliá Jardines del Teide Melia Lebreros Meliá Madrid Princesa Meliá Madrid Serrano Meliá Marbella Banús Melia Palma Bay Meliá Palma Marina Melia Sevilla Melia Sierra Nevada Melia Sol y Nieve Meliá South Beach Melia Tamarindos Melia Villaitana Mena Plaza Meni Apartments Hotel Mer Piscine Et Soleil Mercedes Heritage Barcelona Apartments Mercer Hotel Barcelona Mercer House Bória BCN Mercure Barcelona Condor Mercure Madrid Centro Mercure Madrid Plaza de Espana MET34 Athens Hotel MH Apartments Central Madrid Midtown Apartments Milà Apartments Milord´s Suites Mindanao Hotel Mirabó de Valldemossa Mirador de Estepona Mirador del Jazmín Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas Miranda Soul Mix Alea Mix Colombo Mix Smart MLL Blue Bay MLL Caribbean Bay MLL Mediterranean Bay – Adults Only Mogan Princess Hotels & Resorts and Beach Club Mola Suites Molina Lario Mon Boutique Hotel Mon Port Hotel & Spa Monjas del Carmen Monnaber Nou & Spa Monnàber Vell Mont-Park Monte Carmelo Monte Rojo San Agustin Monte Triana Monument Hotel Morasol Suites Morlans 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Seaside Apartments PAGUERA APARTMENTS MAR Y SOL Paguera Treff Boutique Hotel Palacete de Cazulas Palacio Ca Sa Galesa Palacio can Marques Palacio De los Navas Palacio de Santa Inés Palacio Mármoles Palacio Pinello Palacio Salvetti Suites Palacio Solecio Palau Sa Font Palia La Roca Palladian Home Palladium Hotel Costa del Sol – All Inclusive Pallas Athena Grecotel Boutique Hotel Palm Oasis Maspalomas Palma Suites Palmanova Suites by TRH Palmasol Paloma Blanca Boutique Hotel Palou Suites Ramblas Panorama Paradise Beach Music – Adults Only Paradise Costa Taurito Paradise Farm Salobre Paradise Lago Taurito Paradise Park Fun Lifestyle Hotel Paradise Valle Taurito Parador de Cruz de Tejeda Parador de Granada Parador de Jávea Parador de Málaga Gibralfaro Parador de Malaga Golf Hotel Parador de Mojácar Parador de Nerja Paradores Cañadas del Teide Park Plaza Suites Apartamentos Park Plaza Suites Hotel Parque Mar Parque Vacacional Eden Patio de La Alameda Perianth Hotel Periscope Hotel Perla 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Radisson Blu Hotel, Madrid Prado Radisson Blu Park Hotel Athens Radisson Blu Resort & Spa, Gran Canaria Mogan Radisson Blu Resort Gran Canaria Ramón Llull House RedLevel at Gran Meliá Palacio de Isora Refugio Son Pons Regency Country Club Reina Cristina Reino de Granada Relais & Châteaux Hotel Orfila Relaxia Olivina Renaissance Barcelona Hotel Residence Los Molinos Residencia Santiago Mallorca Residencial Guadalupe Residencial Suites Valldemossa Resitur 114 Rey Carlos Rey Don Pedro Luxury Home Reyes Católicos Ribera de Triana Hotel Rio Real Golf Hotel Riu Bonanza Park Riu Palace Bonanza Playa & Spa Riviera Beachotel – Adults Only Riviera Vista RK Hotel El Cabo RK Luz Playa Suites Robinson Club Cala Serena Roc Boccaccio Roc Gran Camp de Mar Roc Illetas Roc Oberoy Roca Nivaria GH – Adrian Hoteles Romantic Studio in the Center Room Mate Anna Room Mate Carla Room Mate Gerard Room Mate Gorka Room Mate Larios Room Mate Valeria Rosabel Royal Garden Villas Royal Hideaway Corales Beach – Adults only Royal Hideaway Corales Suites Royal Olympic Royal Plaza Hotel Royal Suites Estepona Royal Sun Resort Royal Tennis Club S’Argamassa Villas S’Olivaret S30 Reina Victoria Sa Cabana Hotel & Spa – Adults Only Sa Creu Nova Petit Palais Art & Spa Sa Plana Petit Hotel Sacristia de Santa Ana Sacromonte Salles Hotel Málaga Centro Salles Hotel Pere IV Salles Hotels Marina Portals San Francisco 40 Apartments San Gil San Pedro Apartamentos Sandos Benidorm Suites All inclusive Sandos Monaco Beach Hotel & Spa – Adults Only – All Inclusive 4* Sup Sansi Pedralbes Sant bonifaci petrer Santa Barbara Golf & Ocean Club by Diamond Resorts Santa Catalina, a Royal Hideaway Hotel Santa Mónica Suites Hotel Santa Ponsa Pins Santiago 15 Hotel Casa Palacio Saturno SBH Costa Calma Palace SBH Crystal Beach Hotel & Suites SBH Monica Beach Seaside Grand Hotel Residencia – Gran Lujo Seaside Los Jameos Playa Seaside Palm Beach Seaside Sandy Beach SeaSun Siurell Secrets Mallorca Villamil Resort & Spa – Adults Only (+18) Senator Banus Spa Hotel Senator Barcelona Spa Hotel Senator Gran Vía 70 Spa Hotel Senator Granada Spa Hotel Senator Marbella Spa Hotel Senda Caimari Hotel Señorío de Aloha Apartahotel Senses Palmanova – Adults Only Senses Santa Ponsa – Adults Only Sentido Benalmadena Beach Sentido Castell de Mar SENTIDO Mallorca Palace – Only Adults SENTIDO Mar Blau Sentido Playa del Moro SENTIDO Pula Suites Boutique Resort Sentido Punta del Mar Hotel & Spa – Adults Only Sentido Tucan Seramar Hotel Comodoro Playa Seramar Hotel Luna – Luna Park Adults Only Seramar Hotel Sunna Park Sercotel Alcalá 611 Sercotel Amister Art Hotel Sercotel Gran Hotel Conde Duque Sercotel Gran Hotel Luna de Granada Sercotel Hotel Bonalba Alicante 4*S Sercotel Hotel Cristina Las Palmas Sercotel Hotel Europa Sercotel Hotel Zurbarán Sercotel Suites del Mar Serrano Palace Servatur Casablanca Suites & Spa (Only Adults) Servatur Puerto Azul Amadores Ses Cases de Fetget Ses Rotes Velles – Petit Hotel Seven Hotel & Wellness – Gay Men Only Sevilla Home Center Suites SH Villa Gadea Sheraton Hacienda del Álamo Golf & Spa Resort Sheraton La Caleta Resort & Spa, Costa Adeje, Tenerife Sheraton Mallorca Arabella Golf Hotel Shine Albayzín Shine Alcaiceria Silken Al-Andalus Palace Silken Amara Plaza Hotel Silken Atlantida Santa Cruz Silken Concordia Hotel Silken Saaj Las Palmas Simbad Hotel Sisu Boutique Hotel Puerto Banus Marbella Sixtytwo Hotel Sky Bel Mallorca – Adults Only Sky Senses Hotel Slow Suites Augusto Slow Suites Luchana Smartline Anba Romani Hotel Sofia Sofía Soho Bahía Málaga SOHO Boutique Congreso Soho Boutique Las Vegas Soho Boutique Malaga Soho Los Naranjos Sol Barbados Sol Beach House Mallorca – Adults Only Sol Cala d´Or Apartamentos SOL Calas de Mallorca All Inclusive Sol Costa Atlantis Sol Costablanca – Adults only Sol Guadalupe Sol House The Studio – Calviá Beach Sol Katmandu Park & Resort Sol Lanzarote All Inclusive Sol Lunamar Apartamentos – Adults Only Sol Marbella Estepona Atalaya Park Sol Mirador de Calas – Mallorca – All Inclusive Sol Palmanova All Inclusive Sol Pelicanos Ocas Sol Wave House All Suites Sol y Sombra Solaga Suites Merced Soller Plaza Som Ars Magna Bleisure Hotel Som Dona Women Only (+14) Som Espanya Som Llaut Boutique Hotel – Adults Only SOM Sauló Som Suret Hotel Son Amoixa Vell Son Bleda Son Borguny Son Boronat Son Brull Hotel & Spa Son Cardaix Son Cleda Son Colom Turismo de Interior Son Corb Boutique Hotel Son Gener Hotel Spa Son Grec Petit Resort – Adults Only Son Matias Beach – Adults Only Son Mercadal Son Mesquida Vell-Boutique Hotel Rural Son Moll Sentits Spa – Adults Only Son Sant Jordi Son Siurana Son Vent Spot Apart Spring Hotel Bitacora Spring Hotel Vulcano StayCatalina Boutique Hotel-Apartments Stil Bonsai STIL MAR Y PAZ Studio in Puerto Banus Sud Ibiza Suites Suite Hotel Atlantis Fuerteventura Resort Suite Hotel Fariones Suite Prado Hotel Suites & Villas by Dunas Suites 1478 Suites Center Barcelona Suites Gran Vía 44 Suites Machado Suitopia – Sol y Mar Suites Hotel Summum Prime Boutique Hotel Sun Beach Sun Club Sun Club El Dorado Sunlight Bahia Principe Coral Playa Sunlight Bahia Principe San Felipe Sunlight Bahia Principe Tenerife Sunotel Club Central Sunset Beach Club Hotel Apartments Sweet Sevilla Suites S´Hort de Can Carrió Taurito Princess TC Hotel Doña Luisa Ten Mallorca Terreno Studios Thalasia Costa de Murcia THB Cala Lliteras THB Felip – Adults Only THB Gran Playa – Adults Only THB Guya Playa THB Los Molinos THB Maria Isabel – Adults Only THB Mirador THB Naeco Ibiza THB Sur Mallorca The Athenian Callirhoe Exclusive Hotel The Athens Gate Hotel The Barcelona Edition The Beach House The Bicycle Apartments The Cookbook Gastro Boutique Hotel & Spa The Corner Hotel the corner house BOUTIQUE The Gates Diagonal Barcelona The Golden Age Hotel of Athens The Hype Beach House The Level at Meliá Barcelona Sky The Level at Meliá Villaitana The Lights Suites The Marbella Heights Boutique Hotel The Mirror Barcelona The Oasis by 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Transfers to Costa Adeje
What is the cost of a taxi transfer from Tenerife South Airport to Costa Adeje?
A transfer from Tenerife South Airport to Costa Adeje costs €45 for up to 4 passengers. A minivan transfer for seven passengers costs €71. A minibus transfer for up to 16 people is €107.
How far is it from Tenerife South Airport to Costa Adeje?
Costa Adeje is 16.4 km from Tenerife South Airport. It takes around 11 min to drive from Tenerife South Airport to Costa Adeje on the TF-1 toll road.
What is the cost of a taxi transfer from Costa Adeje to Guia de Isora?
A transfer from Costa Adeje to Guia de Isora costs €30 for up to four passengers. A minivan transfer for seven passengers costs €40. The drive takes 17 min (20.1 km) along the TF-1.
How much is a taxi transfer from Costa Adeje to Garachico?
A transfer from Costa Adeje to Garachico costs €74 for up to four passengers. A minivan transfer for seven passengers costs €98. The drive takes 56 min (49 km) along the TF-1.
Tenerife Airport Transfers from 25 € [updated 2021]
Tenerife South Airport(TFS) is the largest international airport on Tenerife Island, which is the biggest Spanish Canary Island. TFS was known in the past as Tenerife South – Reina Sofia Airport.
If you’re looking for TFS Airport address, type the following one into your phone mapping app:
Tenerife South Airport (TFS)
38610, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
Ground Transportation
Tenerife is the largest of all Canary Islands, and it is famous for beautiful beaches and great nightclubs that will leave a lasting impression. So, if you plan on visiting this tropical island, you’ll first look for reliable Tenerife South Airport transfers to take you to your hotel or some other destination. There’s no need to worry because we’re here to help you find the best airport shuttle services.
There are many affordable Tenerife Airport transfers available (both shared and private), Taxi Tenerife, Rental Cars, and Public Transportation. Check below to find out more information and arrange a direct shuttle service at least 24 hours before your arrival time.
Tenerife Airport Transfers
There’s so much to see in Tenerife you won’t know where to start – from (water) parks and volcanoes to gorgeous beaches like the Playa de las Americas, Playa de las Teresitas, or Playa Paraiso. You’ll also find numerous nightclubs and bars where you can party all night and experience the unique atmosphere of the island’s nightlife.
Searching for transfers from Tenerife South Airport to some of the popular island destinations, such as Costa Adeje, Los Gigantes, Los Cristianos, or Pico del Teide? There are many affordable tour operators and transfers in Tenerife.
Orange Bus is one of the best Tenerife Airport transfers you can find. They offer a wide range of shared and private services, excursions, comfortable vehicles, and professional drivers. So, whether you’re looking for a shared shuttle bus or private transfers (door-to-door service), Orange Bus can suit your needs. Book a low-cost ride and start your vacation right.
See the prices for their TFS services in our list below.
Passengers who plan on making an online reservation should do it as early as possible and get a lower price. Also, remember to book direct Tenerife South Airport transfers at least 24 hours before your pick-up time, after which you will get a confirmation email.
Upon the flight arrival, a company representative or driver will wait for you inside the Arrivals Hall.
Canary Shuttle Transfer offers safe and affordable Tenerife Airport transfers from the airport to all hotels/resorts in the area. This may be the most trustworthy hotel shuttle service. At TFS, you can find their office outside of the terminal (Arrival Hall) – search for office number 2.
In the following list, check the top 10 hotels within 50 miles from Tenerife South Airport:
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Tenerife Taxi Transfer
You don’t have to wait for an airport shuttle or public buses if you’re eager to get to your hotel as soon as possible. Airport taxi transport will provide you with a quick and private transfer from/to Tenerife South Airport (TFS). If you need a cab with wheelchair access, you’ll easily find that as well. There is a taxi service available on the ground floor (Arrivals) – you can see the TFS map here.
Want to know more about Tenerife taxi fares? You don’t have to search for them or guess – Tenerife South Airport taxi rates are as follows:
Minimum taxi charge = €3.15
Price per kilometer = €0,55
Waiting time = €15.05
If you grab a cab on weekdays from 10 PM to 6 AM or on Sunday, the rates will be slightly higher; for example, the minimum charge will be €3,45 and the price per km €0,63. Taxis are reliable airport transfers available around the clock, and Tenerife drivers are kind and professional.
Rental Cars
If you’re okay with spending more money, you can get a much better experience and more comfortable airport transfer vehicles. By renting a car, passengers can explore the island and visit all the magnificent beaches and nature by themselves. Hire a vehicle at Tenerife South Airport (TFS) to get an independent private transfer to any destination and have a stress-free holiday. Use any major credit card to make a reservation now or arrange it on-site upon flight arrival.
There are several transport companies you will easily find on the ground floor at the airport:
Public Transportation – Tenerife South Airport
There’s a wide range of public bus services that run to/from TFS Airport; this is one of the most reliable Tenerife Airport transfers and the cheapest one. Reduce your expenses and use the saved money on exploring the island by using low-cost local buses instead of private transfers. All of them have the same pick-up spot – on the ground floor of the Terminal (Arrivals Hall).
Check below to discover the direct bus lines operating to/from the airport, routes, and rates.
Route 40: Costa Adeje-Los Cristianos-Tenerife Sur Airport
This airport transfer can provide you with reliable service from TFS to the southern part of the island and the two beautiful holiday destinations – Los Cristianos and Costa Adeje.
The fares for transfers from Tenerife Airport are as follows:
to Los Cristianos = €3. 20
to Costa Adeje = €3.70
Route 111: Santa Cruz-Tenerife Sur Airport
If you wish to go to the capital of Tenerife, Santa Cruz, the direct bus line 111 will take you there. The local buses depart every 30 minutes so you won’t wait long whenever you come.
The ticket price from TFS to Santa Cruz is €9.35.
Route 711: Santa Cruz-Tenerife Sur Airport-Los Cristianos-Costa Adeje
This line is great for all the party-loving passengers who search for a ride during the late hours. It operates between 10 PM and 7 AM and goes to Los Cristianos, Costa Adeje, Santa Cruz, etc.
The fares are as follows:
to Los Cristianos: €3.20
to Costa Adeje: €3.70
to Santa Cruz: €9.35
Route 415: El Fraile-Airport-San Isidro
If you’re looking for cheap Tenerife Airport transfers to the south part of the island, line 415 is the best choice. It will take you to the urban southern centers, such as Golf del Sur.
The ticket price from Tenerife Airport is between** €2.45** and €2.85.
Route 343: Puerto de la Cruz-Tenerife Norte Airport-Tenerife Sur Airport-Los Cristianos
The bus line 343 departs from Puerto de la Cruz and takes you to the other international airport on the island (Tenerife North Airport) with a few stops along the way. The airport transfer takes 50 minutes.
The fare from TFS to TFN Airport is €9.70.
Tenerife Weather
This beautiful holiday destination has a warm year-round climate, which is certainly one of the reasons Tenerife has so many visitors. The weather is not warm only during summers – winters in this area are incredibly pleasant as well. The summer season is from May to October, after which the winter season starts and ends in April.
We’ve listed average weather temperatures on the largest of all Canary Islands:
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Tenerife Airport (TFN) to Costa Adeje by bus
The bus journey time between Tenerife Airport (TFN) and Costa Adeje is around 1h 18m and covers a distance of around 90 km. Operated by Titsa, the Tenerife Airport (TFN) to Costa Adeje bus service departs from Aeropuerto Norte and arrives in Estación Costa Adeje. Typically 28 buses run weekly, although weekend and holiday schedules can vary so check in advance.
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Questions & Answers
What is the cheapest way to get from Tenerife Airport (TFN) to Costa Adeje?
The cheapest way to get from Tenerife Airport (TFN) to Costa Adeje is to bus which costs €9 – €12 and takes 1h 18m.
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How do I get from Tenerife Airport (TFN) to Costa Adeje the fastest?
The fastest way to get from Tenerife Airport (TFN) to Costa Adeje is to taxi. Taking this option will cost €100 – €130 and takes 49 min.
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Is there a direct bus between Tenerife Airport (TFN) and Costa Adeje?
Yes, there is a direct bus departing from Aeropuerto Norte and arriving at Estación Costa Adeje. Services depart four times a day, and operate every day. The journey takes approximately 1h 18m.
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How far is it from Tenerife Airport (TFN) to Costa Adeje?
The distance between Tenerife Airport (TFN) and Costa Adeje is 59 km. The road distance is 83.9 km.
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How do I travel from Tenerife Airport (TFN) to Costa Adeje without a car?
The best way to get from Tenerife Airport (TFN) to Costa Adeje without a car is to bus which takes 1h 18m and costs €9 – €12.
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How long does it take to get from Tenerife Airport (TFN) to Costa Adeje?
The bus from Aeropuerto Norte to Estación Costa Adeje takes 1h 18m including transfers and departs four times a day.
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Can I drive from Tenerife Airport (TFN) to Costa Adeje?
Yes, the driving distance between Tenerife Airport (TFN) to Costa Adeje is 84 km. It takes approximately 49 min to drive from Tenerife Airport (TFN) to Costa Adeje.
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Where can I stay near Costa Adeje?
There are 5879+ hotels available in Costa Adeje. Prices start at €100 per night.
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What companies run services between Tenerife Airport (TFN), Spain and Costa Adeje, Spain?
Titsa operates a bus from Aeropuerto Norte to Estación Costa Adeje 4 times a day. Tickets cost €9 – €12 and the journey takes 1h 18m.
Titsa
Phone
+34 (0) 922 531 300
Website
titsa. com
Ave. Duration
1h 18m
Frequency
4 times a day
Estimated price
€9 – €12
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Titsa
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1h
Frequency
Every 30 minutes
Estimated price
€8 – €11
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Titsa
Taxi from Tenerife Airport (TFN) to Costa Adeje
Ave. Duration
49 min
Estimated price
€100 – €130
Phone
+34 922 31 10 12
Phone
+34 922 20 66 44
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Ave. Duration
49 min
Frequency
On demand
Estimated price
€28 – €32
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If you’re looking for summer or winter sun, then Spain’s largest Canary island the perfect destination. To get your holiday off to the best possible start, be sure to pre book with Purple Parking. We have a great range of both shared and private taxi transfers from Tenerife South Airport to Costa Adeje.
As one of Tenerife’s premium resorts, Costa Adeje boasts 2 Blue Flag beaches, as well as designer boutiques and a fantastic array of waterfront restaurants. It has more of a family-friendly vibe than its neighbour, Playa de las Americas – somewhere to enjoy a relaxing meal and live music than clubbing until dawn. Get your holiday off to the best possible start and pre-book your Costa Adeje airport transfer with Purple Parking. Our private taxi transfers from Tenerife South Airport to Costa Adeje take only only 15 minutes. Our budget-friendly Costa Adeje shuttles offer drop offs at all the popular hotels and cost less than £6 per person.
Purple Parking is so much more than the big name for airport parking. As well as top deals on transfers to Costa Adeje from Tenerife South Airport (TFS), we also provide airport transfers to a massive 4000 destinations across the world. We ensure we only work with top-rated, reliable suppliers with a team of professional drivers. All our providers’ transfer vehicles are under five years of age and are equipped with air conditioning.
Tenerife South Airport to Costa Adeje Transfers from Less Than £6.00
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£5.13 per person
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£7.05 per person
First price quoted based on one passenger on a one way transfer, picking-up at Tenerife South Airport and dropping off in Costa Adeje, via shared shuttle. Price is on a per person basis. Second price quoted based on one passenger on a one way transfer in a taxi for 4 people from Tenerife South Airport to Costa Adeje. Prices correct at the time of writing. Subject to change according to availability. FREE cancellations valid on all bookings up to 72 hours before travel time.
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Costa Adeje Airport Transfer Times and Prices
Type of Transfer
Transfer Price Per Person
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Shared Shuttle
£5.13
2 hours
Private Taxi for 4 people
£7.05
40 minutes
Executive Transfer for 3 people
£22.26
15 minutes
Minibus for 8 people
£9.10
40 minutes
Minibus for 15 people
£4.32
40 minutes
Wheelchair Adapted Vehicle
£24.31
40 minutes
* Prices are correct at the time of writing and subject to change throughout the year. All transfers based on one passenger travelling one way from Tenerife South Airport to Costa Adeje.
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Booking your Tenerife South to Costa Adeje transfer couldn’t be more straightforward:
✓Use our booking form to enter your travel date, time of arrival and destination
✓ Select your perfect transfer to Costa Adeje from Tenerife South Airport from the list of options
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✓We will send you an email confirmation
✓Print a hard copy and take it with you when you fly to Tenerife
✓ Locate your driver in Tenerife South Airport Arrivals and hand over your booking confirmation
✓Relax and enjoy your transfer to Costa Adeje
A Wide Range of Transfer Options
Whether you’re travelling with your partner, family or with a group of friends, here at Purple Parking we’ll have a cheap airport transfer to Costa Adeje from Tenerife Airport for you. Whether you prefer our budget-friendly shared shuttles, to be chauffeured in a private Tenerife airport taxi, or are looking for an 8 or 15 seater minibus we’ll have an option to suit your needs.
Other Useful Information
Your professional driver will do their best to take you right to the door of your accommodation, but very rarely this may not be possible. If they can’t deliver you directly to the front of your hotel, they will drop you nearby at a convenient, nearby location.
All our transfers from Tenerife Airport to Costa Adeje have a generous baggage allowance of one standard-sized suitcase and an item hand luggage per passenger.
If you’re travelling with a young child and require them to have a car seat, we recommend you take your own with you.
Shared shuttles will make a maximum of 8 stops en route to drop off other passengers at their hotels. There may also be a wait at the airport of around 50 minutes while other passengers arrive.
Should your outbound flight be delayed, then just call the contact number listed on your booking confirmation. Your provider will then be able to make alternative arrangements for your Tenerife South.
On your return, all the information regarding your transfer back to Tenerife airport will be included on your booking confirmation. It’s a good idea to be packed and ready to leave 15 minutes before your scheduled pick up time.
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Tenerife Airport Transfers – Hellotickets
The worst part of traveling is the stress of getting to the airport and then to the hotel…but what if I told you that there is a way to make this process comfortable, easy and fast?
There are two airports in Tenerife: Tenerife North (TFN) and Tenerife South (TFS), also known as Reina Sofia Airport. Wherever your flight arrives, the most comfortable and fastest way to get to your accommodation is by shared or private transfer.
In this guide you will find the best value for money options and some very useful tips you should know before flying to Tenerife.
1. Options to move between the Tenerife North Airport (TFN) and your accommodation
To start enjoying your vacation on the island as soon as possible without added worries, the best thing to do is to book a private transfer from Tenerife North airport to your accommodation. Available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, it is the option I recommend if you want to avoid overpaying for a cab or private driver and if you do not want to carry your luggage on and off a bus.
In addition, the same transfer is available for the return, so that your last day in Tenerife is worth remembering for that feeling that mixes the sadness of leaving and the joy of having experienced something beautiful, and not for the stress of arriving at the airport. With this transfer you will go to the flight on time and in the most comfortable way.
If you are traveling to Tenerife North in a group of 3, 8 or 16 people, I recommend you to choose the private transfer from Tenerife North airport to your accommodation or vice versa (with choice of vehicle), as you can choose between sedan, minivan or minibus so that the transfer is best suited to the size of your group.
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2. Options to move between Tenerife South Airport (TFS) and your accommodation
If you fly to Tenerife South airport, close to Costa Adeje and the beaches of Los Cristianos and Las Galletas, you will have to choose the transfer depending on your destination. All these transfers have the same characteristics as those departing from Tenerife North airport.
If your accommodation is in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, the best option is to book the private transfer from Tenerife South airport to Santa Cruz de Tenerife. If your flight arrives in Tenerife South and your accommodation is near Costa Adeje, the private transfer from Tenerife South airport to Costa Adeje is the most suitable to reach your destination quickly.
And, if your hotel or accommodation is in the area of Los Cristianos beach, you have a private transfer from Tenerife South airport to Los Cristianos.
Finally, the private transfer from Tenerife South airport to Playa Las Americas will take you to your hotel or other accommodation located on the beach of Las Americas located southwest of the island.
And for the transfer back to the airport? From any of the areas of the island of Tenerife you can request a door-to-door transfer from your hotel to the airport of Tenerife South.
As soon as you know your flight details, you can book online one of these transfers to get to your hotel from the airport. You will have to indicate the day of the transfer and the number of people sharing the vehicle.
You will also be asked for the flight identification number, the name of the airline and, of course, the destination address. Why so much data? Because this way, the operator has real time information of your flight and is aware of any delay or problem, so he can communicate it to the driver so that he can wait for you at the corresponding departure gate.
Once you have landed and collected your luggage, your driver will meet you and your group and place your luggage in the luggage compartment, and you will be on your way to your hotel or accommodation in an air-conditioned vehicle with Wi-Fi.
In the case of departure transfers you will need to provide similar details, and by default the driver will pick you up at your accommodation in time for you to be at least three hours beforehand at the airport. In case you do not consider it necessary to arrive at the airport so early, you can always change the pick-up time.
For me, the main advantage is the convenience of landing at the airport and not having to worry about how to get to the hotel, for a much better price than any cab, Uber or private driver.
Another advantage is not having to carry luggage, especially for trips of a week or more, is something you will appreciate for sure.
And also, if you are arriving in Tenerife in the early morning, this is your safest option to arrive comfortably to your destination, and sometimes perhaps the only one since other types of transportation will have less availability at certain hours of the night.
How long it takes to get to the hotel or airport
It depends greatly on where your hotel is and which airport your flight arrives (or departs from). To give you an idea, the journey time between Tenerife North airport and the south of the island is about 50 minutes.
To go to Santa Cruz de Tenerife from Tenerife North airport (located in San Cristobal de la Laguna), it will take about 20 minutes.
And to get to the beaches of Costa Adeje, Playa de las Americas, Los Cristianos or Las Galletas from Tenerife South, it takes no more than 15 minutes.
Getting to the hotel from the airport by public transport
If, for whatever reason, the idea of booking a private transfer does not appeal to you, the only option left to get to your accommodation is to take a cab or an Uber (which will be much more expensive for a worse service) or take public transport. Here you have specific information about transportation from each of the airports in Tenerife:
Public transport from Tenerife North airport
All of these bus routes will take you from the airport to various points on the island. The bus stop is on floor -1 of the airport, with schedules operating from 7-8 in the morning until 22-23 at night, depending on the line.
Bus 20: runs between the airport, the capital (Santa Cruz) and the north of the island (La Laguna). Price per ticket is 2,65 € (Airport – Santa Cruz de Tenerife) or 2,45 € (Airport – La Laguna).
Bus 30: goes from Tenerife North airport to Puerto de la Cruz. Price per ticket is 4,75 €.
Bus 104: connects the north airport with Santa Cruz, Tacoronte and the north of the island (Puerto de la Cruz and La Laguna). Price per ticket is 2,65 € to get to Santa Cruz, 2,45 € to get to La Laguna or Tacoronte and 4,75 € for the ticket to Puerto de la Cruz.
Bus 343: to get from Tenerife North to Tenerife South via La Laguna. Price per ticket is 9,70 € to go to Tenerife South airport, 4,75 € to go to Puerto de la Cruz, and 12,40 € to go to Los Cristianos beach.
Public transport from Tenerife South
The bus stop at Tenerife South is on floor 0, in the arrivals area.
Bus 40: to get from Tenerife South to the tourist beaches of this area of the island. The ticket costs 3,20 € to get to Los Cristianos and 3,70 € to get to Costa Adeje.
Bus 111: connects Tenerife South airport with the capital of the island, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, with a ticket price of 9,35 €.
Bus 711: this route goes from Tenerife South airport to Santa Cruz and the main beaches of the island, with the particularity of being a night service. The price per ticket is 3,20 € to go to Los Cristianos, 3,70 € to go to Costa Adeje and 9,35 € to get to Santa Cruz.
Bus 343: this bus takes you from Tenerife South to Tenerife North, passing through La Laguna de San Cristobal. Price per ticket is 9,70 € to go to Tenerife South airport, 4,75 € to go to Puerto de la Cruz, and 12,40 € to go to Los Cristianos beach.
Bus 415: connects the airport with the towns in the south of the island, with a ticket price of 2,85 €.
There are several restaurants of major fast food chains.
Probably the most important thing: the maximum value you can carry in your suitcase (from your purchases without taxes) is up to 430 €, with a maximum of up to 200 cigarettes or 250 grams of tobacco and 1 liter of alcohol in case of spirits, 4 liters of wine and up to 16 liters of beer, although the truth is that you have to have a very good excuse to carry so much alcohol in your luggage.
You will find car rental counters at both airports.
Taxi from South Airport (Santa Cruz de Tenerife) to Costa Adeje
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How the service works
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You enter route and choose a car
You can order a car of any capacity – from Micro for two to 19 seater bus.
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Fill out the order form and choose how to pay
Specify the date and time of the meeting, choose the payment method. After placing an order, confirmation of the trip – a voucher – will be sent to the mail .
The driver meets you with a sign at the airport
At the right time, the driver will be waiting for you on the spot. He leads to car and takes him to the hotel.
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How to get from the airport “South” (Santa Cruz de Tenerife) to Costa Adeje
In addition to taxis, you can get from Tenerife Airport to Costa Adeje by regular bus or transfer.
The distance between the airport terminal and the resort is 20 kilometers, public transport runs regularly. The road to the hotel from the airport will take no more than 40 minutes. Go to the bus stop next to the arrivals terminal. You need Titsa buses No. 111, 343, 450. If you arrived at night, it is easy to get to the place on the night flight No. 171. Buses leave every 15-20 minutes, tickets are sold at the box office and upon boarding. The fare is 3.7 euros, you will spend 30 minutes on the road.
The regular bus arrives at the Estación Costa Adeje station, from where local minibuses go to any part of the city. If traveling with luggage and transfers is not included in your plans, order a taxi or a transfer.
Taxi from Costa Adeje South Airport
You can hire a car from Tenerife Airport to Costa Adeje at the parking lot next to the terminal. If you do not want to stand in line (they happen when several planes land), call a taxi by phone or through the application. Another way is to catch a car right on the street. In Spain, this is par for the course.
It will take 20 minutes by car. The cost of traveling from the South Airport to Costa Adeje is about 30 euros. The price depends on the distance, as it is determined by the meter. Taxi drivers value their licenses very much, so it will not work to agree on a fixed price. The standard taxi fare is 0.55-0.65 euros per kilometer. If the passenger is picked up at Tenerife Airport, an additional fee of EUR 1.7 will apply.
When boarding, check if the meter is set to zero and specify the payment method. Not all taxis are equipped with terminals. If you pay in cash, make sure you have small bills. It is not customary to leave a tip in Spain, but you can round the amount on the counter.
To accurately plan your trip to Costa Adeje, pre-order a transfer. The price is known when booking, which means you are spared from unexpected expenses.
Transfer from South Airport to Costa Adeje
Transfer is a trip in a comfortable car, minivan, minibus from the airport terminal to the hotel. The host party organizes a meeting with a sign as close as possible to the arrivals area. The traveler does not have to look for a taxi rank or a bus stop. The driver picks you up, helps with your luggage, and takes you to the specified address. Kiwitaxi cooperates with experienced, licensed drivers in cars no older than seven years. Strict selection of carriers provides passengers with comfort and safety on the way.
The order is placed on the website, here you can also pay for the service with a bank card. You need to book a transfer from Tenerife airport to Costa Adeje at least 16 hours before the start. Only in this case, the operator is guaranteed to provide a car of the selected class.
The main advantage of the transfer is a fixed price. It is known immediately and does not change if you have to stand in traffic jams.
About Route
From Tenerife South Airport to the main resort area, Costa Adeje, there is an excellent road. There are no traffic jams on it even during the peak season, so the journey takes no more than 20 minutes. You drive through a picturesque area, admiring the small coastal towns. Closer to the resort, the route goes to the coast. On the way from Tenerife Airport to Costa Adeje, there will be several convenient exits where you can stop to rest.
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Transfer order 24/7: Tenerife North Airport (Los Rodeos) → Costa Adeje
The transfer service is a practical service, especially if you want to go from Tenerife North Airport (Los Rodeos) to Costa Adeje in Spain (Canary Islands) islands), you definitely need offers from Intui. We offer you various transfer options to Costa Adeje. At a favorable price of 139 EUR. This can be a transfer to Costa Adeje in a prestigious car or business van, or a shuttle bus transfer to Costa Adeje. Estimated travel time to Costa Adeje is 53 minutes.
Transfer to Costa Adeje will take you from Tenerife North Airport (Los Rodeos) to your hotel, apartment or villa. Enter the address on the transfer booking page.
To find out the cost of a TAXI to Costa Adeje or a transfer from Costa Adeje to Tenerife North Airport (Los Rodeos) , you must enter the date of arrival, the number of adults and children, as well as the type of vehicle in the search form and click on search .
You can pay for a translation order by card or other available method. Transfer order from Tenerife North Airport (Los Rodeos) to Costa Adeje – includes the trip itself, driver services, assistance with luggage, travel on local toll roads and the amount of luggage specified for each car. And for the shuttle – the amount of luggage for the number of adults and children specified in the search. You can edit the ordered TRANSFER in Costa Adeje and cancel the TAXI order in Costa Adeje in your personal Intui account.
How to get Tenerife North Airport (Los Rodeos) – Costa Adeje: map and location map
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Ludmila
Taxi and Transfer from
Tenerife North Airport (Los Rodeos) to Costa Adeje
(Spain (Canary Islands)) 5 – Rating Intui
5 – Transport company rating
Transfer advantages: Price/quality
Transfer disadvantages: no
12/10/2016
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Vladimir
Taxi and Transfer from
Tenerife North Airport (Los Rodeos) to Costa Adeje
(Spain (Canary Islands)) 5 – Rating Intui
5 – Transport company rating
Transfer benefits: Fast, inexpensive, comfortable
Disadvantages of the transfer: When departing from the airport, it is difficult to find a bus. It is not always possible to reach the 24/7 support service
10/08/2016
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Andrey
Taxi and Transfer from
Tenerife North Airport (Los Rodeos) to Costa Adeje
(Spain (Canary Islands)) 5 – Rating Intui
3.75 – Transport company rating
Benefits of the transfer: We were met on time at the airport at the appointed place. For three people, a mini-bus with 10-12 seats was provided. We got to the hotel fairly quickly. Baby seat provided. Seat belts in working order. Excellent value for money.
Disadvantages of the transfer: There is no air conditioning in the car: only forced air ventilation and wind through the open windows. It did not cause any particular discomfort.
08/09/2016
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VALERIY PANCHENKO
Taxi and Transfer from
Tenerife North Airport (Los Rodeos) to Costa Adeje
(Spain (Canary Islands)) 5 – Rating Intui
5 – Transport company rating
Transfer benefits: Convenient, fast, reliable.
02/04/2016
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How to get from Tenerife Sur Apt Airport (tfs) to Costa Adeje
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Line 111 bus
Take the Titsa bus at the Aeropuerto Tenerife Sur stop.
Travel time 28 min. Fare from €3 Distance 20 km.
Carrier: Titsa.
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Get off at Estación Costa Adeje.
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Line 711 night bus
Take the Titsa bus at the Aeropuerto Tenerife Sur stop.
Travel time 22 min. Fare from €3 Distance 21 km.
Carrier: Titsa.
Buy ticket
Get off at Estación Costa Adeje.
🛏 Find hotel deals and discounts up to 20% in Costa Adeje
Taxi
Apanhar um táxi em Tenerife Sur Apt Airport (TFS).
Travel time 12 min. Fare from €25 Distance 18 km.
Carrier: José Robayna Rivero.
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Get off at Costa Adeje.
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By car
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Travel time 12 min. Distance 18 km.
Get off at Costa Adeje.
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Shuttle Transfer
Apanhar o transporte na estação de Tenerife Sur Apt Airport.
Travel time 12 min. Fare from €3 Distance 18 km.
Carrier: Jayride.
Get off at Costa Adeje.
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Private transfer
Apanhar o transporte na estação de Tenerife Sur Apt Airport.
Travel time 12 min. Fare from €22 Distance 18 km.
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What is the cheapest way to get from Tenerife Sur Apt Airport (tfs) to Costa Adeje?
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The cheapest way to get from Tenerife Sur Apt Airport (tfs) to Costa Adeje is the Line 111 bus. The trip will cost approximately €3. Travel time will be 28 minutes.
What is the fastest way to get from Tenerife Sur Apt Airport (tfs) to Costa Adeje?
Taxi is the fastest option to get from Tenerife Sur Apt Airport (tfs) in Costa Adeje. Tickets cost around €25. The trip will take 12 minutes.
What is the distance between Tenerife Sur Apt Airport (tfs) and Costa Adeje?
The distance between Tenerife Sur Apt Airport (tfs) and Costa Adeje by road is 18 km, which is approximately 12 minutes. on the way by car.
How long does it take to get from Tenerife Sur Apt Airport (tfs) to Costa Adeje by car?
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The drive from Tenerife Sur Apt Airport (tfs) to Costa Adeje will take you about 12 minutes.
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Taxi Costa Adeje Tenerife South Airport – Taxi in Spain: airport transfers
Welcome to Spain! The Kingdom of Spain is a tourist country. Hot and dry climate, plenty of sunny days, dry and hot climate, excellent golden sandy beaches, ancient history and rich culture. Summer Spain is, of course, a beach holiday; in autumn, winter or spring – sightseeing of numerous sights of many ancient cities.
Surely, while traveling in Spain, you will need an affordable and comfortable transfer! A private taxi transfer in Spain is one of the convenient ways to easily get to the right place, including getting from Costa Adeje to Tenerife South Airport (Costa Adeje – Tenerife South Airport). We offer a transfer throughout Spain , meeting and transfers at airports, to any of the major cities or the most remote settlement and to the desired hotel, villa or apartment.
Taxi service operates around the clock, on weekends and holidays, all 365 days a year, and you can order a transfer from Costa Adeje to Tenerife South Airport in advance online, by phone or rent a car in the parking lot at any time of the day.
We can guarantee you excellent service at the meeting and on the way, timely delivery of the transfer and the complete absence of any worries: with us, pre-ordering a taxi online involves issuance of a travel voucher with an itinerary and fixed price for the entire trip. A copy is immediately received by your future driver, and you – to your e-mail.
The driver will meet you and take you to your address, and the cost of a taxi from Costa Adeje to Tenerife South Airport will no longer change for you – regardless of the expectation, number of passengers or luggage, travel time or any other reasons. Payment is made only according to the receipt, and you immediately know how much the planned trip will cost at the stage of booking . In addition, this option offers the opportunity not only to book a taxi transfer in a convenient way, but also allows you to avoid mistakes. By writing the date and time, destination and pickup address, you will be sure that the car will arrive exactly where you need it, because it is quite easy to make a mistake on the phone.
How much does the transfer Cost Adeje – Tenerife South Airport
For this trip you have the opportunity to order the type of car that suits you, depending on the estimated amount of luggage, passengers and your other needs. For example, it can be the most common hatchback or sedan if you are traveling alone, not with a very large company or family; it is quite possible that you need a minivan or even a minibus, in the case when the company is large, and one or two sedans cannot be enough. Want something special? Then order a VIP transfer in a luxury car! The cost of a taxi transfer in this case will vary according to the chosen class of car or minibus.
You can get from Costa Adeje to Tenerife South Airport fairly quickly. The road will be 20 kilometers, and the entire journey from Costa Adeje to Tenerife South Airport usually takes 20 minutes. The trip time may be a little more or a little less – a lot depends on the situation on the road, but be guided by such a trip duration.
Taxi prices in Spain from Costa Adeje to Tenerife South Airport in September, October and November 2022 with online booking, per car:
Micro
VW Polo, Opel Corsa, Renault Clio, Skoda Fabia, etc.
Inexpensive transfer for a couple or a family with a child.
Passengers: 3 Pieces of luggage: 2
38 €
(2740 P )
Economy
VW Golf, Ford Focus, Opel Astra, Audi A3, BMW 3 etc.
An economical option for a company of up to 3-4 people.
Passengers: 4 Pieces of luggage: 3
32 €
(2307 P )
Comfort
VW Passat, Toyota Camry, Toyota Fortuner, Chevrolet Suburban, etc.
For long distance travel in comfort.
Passengers: 4 Pieces of luggage: 3
39 €
(2812 P )
Minivan for 4 passengers
VW Touran, Ford Galaxy, Opel Zefira, Peugeot 807, etc.
A compromise between spaciousness and comfort.
Passengers: 4 Pieces of luggage: 4
32 €
(2307 P )
Minibus for 7 passengers
VW Multivan, Toyota Hiace, Opel Vivaro, Hyundai H-1 etc.
For a group of 4-7 people or large luggage.
Passengers: 7 Pieces of luggage: 7
34 €
(2451 P )
Minibus 10pax
Ford Transit, Mercedes Sprinter, Toyota Coaster, etc.
Universal version for groups of up to 10 people.
Passengers: 10 Pieces of luggage: 10
42 €
(3028 P )
Minibus for 13 passengers
Ford Transit, Mercedes Sprinter, Toyota Coaster, etc.
Universal version for groups of up to 13 people.
Passengers: 13 Pieces of luggage: 13
48 €
(3460 P )
Minibus for 16 passengers
Ford Transit (1-16), Mercedes Sprinter (1-16), Peugeot Boxer (1-16), etc.
Great option for groups of 10-16 people
Passengers: 16 Pieces of luggage: 16
54 €
(3893 P )
How to order a transfer from Costa Adeje to Tenerife South Airport
Taxi in Spain is widespread. How to order a private transfer in Spain from Costa Adeje? There is nothing difficult in this! However, be careful when using the services. As elsewhere, Spain has its own nuances, and you will see them already at the airport. It happens that you can overpay for free services, drive too much and, as a result, spend many times more than the real cost. Many of the taxi drivers are convinced that it is easier for most of their clients to pay what they say than to bargain, and even more so to understand a foreign language.
Typically, such cases occur when the passenger arrived in Spain for the first time, does not speak a foreign language well, does not know the rules and regulations, or is inattentive. The driver may have many options to increase the final cost of a taxi for a client: for landing, for waiting, for an extra piece of luggage, for an extra kilometer, or it just turns out that the driver forgot to turn on the meter, or turned it on, but then stopped and started looking for the required way…
If you want to eliminate any risk and give up unnecessary worries and worries in advance, then an inexpensive taxi transfer and on-line booking is much more preferred option .
Pre-ordering a private transfer from Costa Adeje to Tenerife South Airport is easy and simple: after choosing the type of transfer you need, there are only a few steps left to fill out a small form – and your order is ready! You will need to enter the route of the trip, the date, time and place of the meeting, your full name, and also leave your contacts: mobile phone number and email address. Almost instantly after submitting the form, you will receive an email confirming the taxi order. Print it out and don’t forget to take it with you! Exactly the same letter with all the details and your contacts will be sent to your future driver, so that he will be warned in advance about the route and date of the trip. When you meet, you don’t even have to explain anything to him!
Total: ordering a taxi in Spain from Costa Adeje to Tenerife South Airport takes just a few steps!
How can I find my car?
Your car will be waiting for you at the agreed date and time. You can easily recognize your driver by a special sign with your name! Is there an appointment at the airport? The driver will follow the time of your arrival according to the flight number and will definitely wait for you in case of a delay. The meeting will take place at the exit from the arrivals area. Need a pickup from your villa or hotel? Then the driver will wait for you in the lobby area (hall) or at the hotel reception. He also knows your cell phone number, and you know the driver’s phone number!
You can always be sure of polite drivers and high quality service, regardless of your financial capabilities or the type of car you choose.
Transfer with us means affordable prices, punctuality and reliability. Plan your transfer in advance and welcome to Spain!
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How to get from the south airport to Costa Adeje and Los Cristianos
Most international flights arrive at Tenerife south airport, which in turn is located at a distance of 20 km from the southern resort area and2 km from the resort of Puerto de la Cruz in the north of the island. You will have to overcome this distance on your own by bus or taxi.
We recommend not to save money, but to order a taxi. And it’s not just about comfort. Titsa buses stop at every stop and quite often they are a good distance from the hotel or apartment, which you have to walk uphill with suitcases, trying not to get lost in the maze of streets. Pleasure is not pleasant, especially after a long flight. And arrivals on evening and morning flights in general can turn into a real adventure around the city, which most often ends with the search for a taxi driver.
Getting there by taxi
A taxi from the south airport to Costa Adeje will cost 20-30 euros depending on where your hotel is located. Finding a car is not difficult. All of them are located near the exit from the airport. But habitual bargaining will not work.
In Tenerife, all taxi drivers are metered and value their license very much, the number of which is strictly limited. Therefore, get ready for the fact that the following rates will be included in the cost of the trip:
Kilometers (€0.55/km daily, €0.63/km)
Travel time (€3.76 for every 15 minutes)
Pick-up/drop-off location (airport + €1.70)
Traffic jams almost never happen, so in 15-20 minutes you will definitely be taken. In order not to waste time searching for a taxi rank and negotiating, we recommend using individual transfers.
This is especially convenient if you arrive late in the evening, depart early in the morning or are traveling with children. In terms of money, it often comes out even cheaper than according to the meter.
Buses Titsa
Two regular buses (111 and 343) run through the airport and connect the north and south of the island. The bus stop is located at the ground level next to the exit from the arrivals area (look to the left after exiting the airport building).
Tickets can be bought at kiosks, bus stops (not everywhere) and from the driver. When paying on the bus, banknotes no larger than 10 € are accepted.
Route 111: Santa Cruz – South Airport – Los Cristianos – Costa Adeje (city center)
In both directions, flights depart every half an hour from 06:20 to 22:20. Estimated ticket price:
Los Cristianos: €3.20
Costa Adeje: €3.70
Sant Cruz: €9.35
Line 343: Puerto de la Cruz – Losanos Airport – South Airport – Cristianos Adeje (bus station)
This route is best suited for those who need to get north to Puerto de la Cruz, as well as those who will be vacationing in Los Cristianos.
Less fortunate tourists who need to in Costa Adeje. The bus goes only to the bus station, which is located at the beginning of the city. You will have to take a taxi from it to the hotel (which is another 4-5 euros minimum).
Fare:
North Airport: €9.70
Puerto de la Cruz €13.55
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Marina
Good afternoon. Where do the buses stop in Los Cristianos?
Travelman
There are as many options as you want. From a group transfer to an individual 🙂 All prices can be found here.
Sposiba,
Travelman
Children under 4 do not need tickets.
Until what age do children need a bus ticket?
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The first bus leaves at 6:00. Arrives at the airport at 6:35. Here is the schedule:
http://titsa.com/index.php/tus-guaguas/lineas-y-horarios/linea-111 If you need to be at the airport earlier, you need to order a taxi or transfer.
Victoria
The bus schedule on the official website is a little unclear. Can you please tell me how to get from Costa Adeje to Tenerife South Airport at 6.00?
Travelman
Good afternoon, The bus runs according to the schedule You can see the stops by the link. The ticket can be bought from the driver (€3.70 to Costa Adeje). But make sure you have the right amount. Drivers do not accept (have no right to) banknotes larger than 10 euros. You can also buy tickets at kiosks, at some bus stations. The bus stop is located to the left of the exit from the arrivals hall.
Good afternoon, how does route 343 run from the south airport? Where can I buy a bus ticket at the airport?
how to get to the South airport and back
There are two airports in Tenerife: North and South. Aircraft of Russian airlines Aeroflot or S7 arrive at the largest air hub of the Canary Islands – Yuzhny. International flights of more than 50 airlines land here.
Alexandra Tveritina
Traveler
By the end of the 80s of the last century, it became clear that the only Northern airport on the island could not cope with the number of air travelers. Then they built a new South Airport (Aeropuerto de Tenerife Sur, international code TFS). It consists of one three-level terminal, and there are plans to build a second terminal by 2026.
You can leave the South Airport by buses of the Titsa company, by taxi or by a rented car.
The airport does not have its own shuttle service, but it is provided by private transfer companies. A group transfer is the transportation of passengers by bus from the airport directly to the desired city, without frequent stops, like municipal buses. The shuttle bus can pass through several cities, but it is more comfortable, goes faster, and there is room for luggage inside.
Prices for a group transfer from the South Airport for one passenger:
To Puerto de la Cruz — from 30 €
To Santa Cruz de Tenerife – from 36 €
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Public transport on the island is only Titsa buses. Look for the bus stop immediately upon exiting the arrivals area on the ground floor.
At the airport you can buy tourist bus passes: 10 € per day or 50 € per week. At Titsa terminals, a rechargeable Ten + transport card is sold, with which travel will be cheaper. If you do not plan to use public transport in Tenerife often, then it is enough to buy a one-time ticket from the bus driver – you can pay for it in cash or with a bank card. The fare depends on the distance to the destination.
You can get to any resort in the southeastern part of island from the South Airport on route No. 111 and its night version – No. 711. The journey to the capital takes 50 minutes, the traffic interval is half an hour.
€9.35
This is how much it costs to travel to the capital one way. With a Ten+ card, the ticket price is €6.95.
Bus route No. 111 and 711
If you plan to rest on south coast , then route number 415 is relevant for you. It runs every hour, spends 45 minutes on the way. Terminal stations: El Fraile city and South Airport.
A ride to El Fraile costs €2.85 one way or €2.5 with a Ten+ card.
Bus traffic pattern No. 415
Flight number 343 runs between North and South airports . This is one of the longest routes on the island – the bus covers about two thirds of Tenerife in 1 hour and 45 minutes. There are no intermediate stops between airports, and the journey will take 45-50 minutes. Final stops: Puerto de la Cruz and the station in the southern resort of Costa Adeje (Estacion Costa Adeje).
Working hours: weekdays from 6:20 to 23:00, weekends and holidays until 18:00.
Travel to Puerto de la Cruz: €13.55 one way when paying on the bus or €9.55 with a Ten+ card.
Travel between North and South airports: €9.7 single ticket, €7.15 with Ten+ card.
Stops on route No. 343
A taxi is more expensive than a bus, but more convenient, especially if you arrive on a night flight, with a family or company. I recommend using the services of an official taxi – it works at approved uniform rates. The fare depends on the mileage, fare and additional services. For example, when traveling from an airport, you will have to pay for entry into its territory.
In the Canary Islands, as in all of Spain, there are two tariffs: “low” (weekdays from 6:00 to 22:00) and “high” (at night from 22:00 to 6:00, on weekends and holidays). The overpayment for the “high” tariff is approximately 10 -12%.
In order to leave the South Airport, it is not necessary to call a car in advance. Taxis can be easily found at a special parking lot located near the exit from the ground floor. Licensed taxis on the island are marked with a green light on the roof or window and a small “SP” sign on the rear bumper.
The approximate cost of a taxi from the South Airport: to the capital – 100 €, to Puerto de la Cruz – 125 €, to the resorts of the south coast – from 37 €.
Taxi order is available on the website.
I recommend that instead of an official taxi, consider an individual transfer through Kiwitaxi – it often costs 20-40% cheaper.
I have decided to write about the history and the buildings of Tabarca Island together because the two are very much intertwined.
When you step onto Tabarca Island it is very much like stepping back in time. There are buildings remaining from the 18th century and these tell the story of Tabarca Island.
The Story of The Pirates
The island was a refuge for Barbury pirates up to the end of the 18th Century. Pirates used to hide away on the Island whist using it as a base to plunder passing vessels.
This caused a problem for the then Spanish King – King Carlos III.
At the time Spain had possession of an Island off the coast of Tunisia called Tabarqah (Tabarka). In 1741, the King of Tunisia invaded this Spanish Island and took the Genoese inhabitants as prisoners. King Carlos III was incensed at this and rescued these prisoners and they were returned to the port of Alicante. He then decided that he would put these Genoese prisoners on the Island of Tabarca.
The result of this? Well, the result was that the pirates no longer had a hideout on Isla de Tabarca and were run off the island by these 300 or so prisoners. The military engineer Fernando Mndez Ras was responsible for planning the new town and he planned a fortified town with walls, bulwarks, warehouses and houses. These buildings still remain today.
Around 1770 the island became known as ‘Nova Tabarca’, which translates as ‘New Tabarca’.
At the end of the 19th Century, the island had a population of around 1000 people mainly devoted to fishing. Now, the permanent population is around 50 during the winter months and even greater over the Summer months.
Fishing and tourism now drive the economy with Tabarca receiving between to 2000 – 3000 visitors a day during the height of Summer.
Tabarca Island Buildings to Visit
Walking around the Island takes about an hour and a half, so it is really quite small.
The West of the Island is the part that is inhabited. Here there are small streets, the church, the walls and their gateways, the beach and the port.
There is a museum on the island – Nueva Tabarca Museum (located in the Almadrba warehouse building)
Tel: +34 965 960 175
The opening hours are as follows;
Winter opening hours
Wednesday to Sunday:
11 am to 2 pm
3 pm to 4.30 pm
Summer opening hours
Wednesday to Sunday:
11 am to 2 pm
4 pm to 6.30 pm
Walls
These defensive walls were built in stone on order from King Carlos III in 1769.
The walls surrounding the town have been officially declared a Historical and Artistic Site and an Asset of Cultural Interest.
Nowadays the walls are used as launch pads for the daring!
Gateways or Entrances
The walls had entrances / gateways built into them and there were 3 points of entry.
Puerta de Alicante or San Miguel
Built from the north, has rough stone vaults and gives access to the old pier.
Puerta de Levante o San Rafael
The first gate you will come across if coming form the sea-port. There is a plaque commemorating the twinning of the islands of San Pietro and New Tabarca MCMLXXV XXIX VI.
Gate of Trance or San Gabriel
Built to the west and has a small dome, shield with real weapons and the inscription Carolus III HISPANIARUM REX, fecit, EDIFICAVIT.
Iglesia de San Pedro and San Pablo – The chuch of Saint Peter and Saint Paul
The church dedicated to St. Peter and St. Paul is a rectangular nave, is divided into four sections and has side chapels. It has two doors, fortified appearance and is located right on the edge of the island overlooking the sea.
Governor’s House
Built in the center of the town and was originally designed to house the town hall. It has a main body with two adjoining wings which make an open courtyard.
Has recently been converted into hotel but not many of the original features have been kept.
Torre de San Jos – San Jose Tower
Designed by Balthasar Ricoud and built in 1789 it stands alone on the northeatern side of the Island in an area known as Campo. Originally it was a lookout tower. It stands at 27.5 metres high and is in the form of a ‘truncated pyramid’ with a square base and three floors. It was used as the state prison in the 19th Century.
Lighthouse
Located in the same area (unpopulated) as the San Jose Tower this lighthouse was designed by John Laurenti (1854).
Houses
There are some quaint old houses in the streets of the island. That now house the remaining 50 or so residents (in the winter, more in the Summer).
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Exploring Tabarca, Alicante’s island
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Tabarca is so tiny it only takes you a minute – literally – to walk right across the place at its narrowest point.
It’s the smallest permanently inhabited island in Spain (just over 50 people at the last count). It lies just a few miles off the coast, so take the ferry over and explore!
Coming in to Tabarca harbour – the church and the 18th century fortifications
Tabarca lies just off the Alicante coast. It’s a fun day trip, it’s a marine nature reserve with crystal clear waters, and it has some cool history. Not least how it came to get the name Tabarca in the first place.
But more of that shortly. First, how to get there. The trip is part of the fun; there’s always a hint of adventure going to an island, even on a tourist boat.
Ferry from Santa Pola arriving in Tabarca harbour
You can jump on a catamaran from a number of places along the Costa Blanca coast. The fishing port of Santa Pola is the closest (around 25 mins, €10 return from ticket booths on the quayside).
You can also get there from Alicante marina, from Torrevieja to the south, and Benidorm or El Campello to the north.
The boats all make a big thing about underwater vision and have viewing windows cut into their hulls, but frankly it’s a bit of a waste of time. The viewing areas are cramped and you only see the odd passing fish.
The harbour at Tabarca, Alicante’s island.
Tabarca is definitely an island of two halves. Once you step off the boat at the tiny harbour, you turn right for the inhabited and fortified part. Turn left for the flat open spaces and small rocky coves of the east of the island, where it’s possible to get away from the crowds for some great views and some solitude.
Head first for the old town and some history. Tabarca was originally known as Isla Plana (Flat Island). Yes, it is an island and it is definitely flat, but clearly there wasn’t a lot of imagination going on in the naming committee.
Back in the day it was a base for pirates (corsarios) preying on shipping and coastal communities along the Alicante coast. Eventually King Carlos lll had had enough of all this pirate nonsense and decided to fortify Tabarca in the mid-1700s. You can see the remains of the walls and gates everywhere around the old town.
Carrer d’Enmig, the main street, runs the length of the little settlement
Fascinating fact!
Getting people to live on what was frankly a rather barren lump of rock was a bit of a challenge. Until, that is, a rather neat solution came up – at least as far as the Spanish crown was concerned.
A brief rewind back to the 1530s. Spain had captured Tunis in north Africa, including the island of Tabarka. People from the Italian republic of Genoa were brought in to populate the island and work its coral reefs.
Fast forward 200 years and Tabarka was seized by the Bey (a kind of sub-king) of Tunis, who made slaves of the still-Christian population.
New Tabarca
To cut a long story short, King Carlos III of Spain eventually paid a ransom to liberate the Genoese Tabarkans. He had them shipped over to Alicante and used them to settle Isla Plana. The new arrivals called the island Nueva Tabarca after their former home – and the name stuck.
There are still clues to the Genoese heritage on the island. Some Italian family names survive and there’s a Calle Génova There’s also a connection with the tiny island of San Pietro off the coast of Sardinia, where another Tabarkan exile community was established.
The main gate to Tabarca – Porta de Levant
Tabarca town
Wander through the main gate, the Porta de Levant, down the main street Carrer d’Enmig to the Porta de la Trancada at the other end. From here, there are cool views across to the mainland and the Cantera (Quarry) Islet where they dug out a lot of the stone to build the defences.
Looking out from the Porta Trancada (aka Puerta San Gabriel) to the mainland in the distanceThe tiny islet of La Cantera (the quarry), where a lot of the stone used to build Tabarca’s defences was dug out.
Walk along the town walls to reach the church. It’s easily the dominant building in the town, but rather spoilt by a) being closed and b) having a half-ruined building obscuring the eastern façade.
Head round to the opposite side of the village for the little pebble beaches of Cova de Birros and Llop Mari where you can swim in gin-clear waters.
The restored 18th century fortifications with the church in the backgroundThe church of San Pedro and San Pablo – unfortunately closed. There’s a local legend that San Pablo (St Paul) landed on Tabarca – the island was sometimes known as Isla de San Pablo
Then the choices are: have something to eat – rice dishes are a speciality, especially a caldero tabarquino, a very filling combination of fish and rice. Go snorkelling – Tabarca is a marine reserve and some of the best things to see are underwater. Or head down to the unpopulated east of the island to the lighthouse.
The little pebble beach of Cova de Birros
We were too late in the year for guided snorkelling tours – try here during the summer season. But you can still swim off the main beach (Platja Central), which gets pretty crowded in high summer. Or head off to some of the little coves dotted around the eastern side of the island and do your own thing.
The main beach of Platja Central – quiet in October, but it gets a lot more crowded in summer
The east of Tabarca
You can’t miss the squat, chunky tower of the Torre de San Jose, part of the island’s fortifications and a one-time prison. It was the Guardia Civil post, but it clearly hasn’t been used for a fair old while and you can’t go in.
The rather forbidding Torre de San JoseThe tower entrance – sadly shut!Looking back to the town of Tabarca from the tower – the landscape is dry and flat, with lots of grasshoppers underfoot!
Further on is the lighthouse (again, you can’t visit) and right at the eastern tip of the island, the cemetery. Head a little further on to the rocky Punta Falcófor some great views out to sea and some tranquility away from the tourism.
The faro (lighthouse) of Tabarca, Alicante’s islandThe lonely cemetery at eastern tip of the islandLooking out to sea from Punta Falcó, right at the eastern end of Tabarca
You can stay on the island after the ferries stop – the sunsets and stars are supposed to be spectacular – but we headed back to Santa Pola.
On your way home, it’s worth stopping off at the Cabo de Santa Pola, the cape that overlooks Tabarca that you saw from your ferry.
Head for the lighthouse and spectacular views across to the island and along the coast. If you’re lucky, you might also see paragliders soaring over the cliffs – find out more in my post here.
Looking out to Tabarca town from the clifftop on Cabo de Santa Pola.
Tabarca travel tips!
Check the weather before you go. If the sea’s rough, the ferries might not run. And out of peak season, some restaurants will not be open, so check that too. We ate at La Caleta in late October. A good arroz negro (black rice cooked in squid ink) with calamar (squid), eaten on a terrace overlooking the sea.
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Red Pigface on Tabarca A native to South Africa, the Ice Plant (carpobrotus edulis) is a colourful – if invasive – addition to the rocky coastal views over the islet of Tabarca in the Mediterranean Sea.
Is there anything that says “Mediterranean” more than bright sun bouncing off blue waters and old white-washed walls? Add fresh seafood and salads bathed in rich olive oil, and the picture is complete.
The tiny islet of Tabarca, just off the coast of Alicante in Southern Spain, is the real deal.
The island was originally known as Illa de Sant Pau – Saint Paul’s Island – because it was believed that Paul the Apostle had disembarked there, or Illa Plana – Flat Island – because of its level surface.
Originally uninhabited, the islet, which is just 5 nautical miles (9 km) off the SpanishMediterranean coast from Santa Pola, was a refuge for Barbary pirates on their raids from North Africa. In 1760, to protect against these raids, Charles III of Spain ordered that the islet be fortified and populated. A Spanish garrison, and a number of Genoese sailors who had been shipwrecked near the coast of Tunisia, were settled on the island. The sailors named it Nueva Tabarca (‘New Tabarca’), after their original home near the Tunisian town of Tabarka, which was a part of the Republic of Genoa until 1741.
Today, Tabarca is the smallest permanently-inhabited islet in Spain, with about 60 year-round residents. The islet incorporates a marine reserve (Reserva marina de la Isla de Tabarca), and tourism – especially in summer – is the main source of income.
My husband and I were staying in nearby Albir, and decided to visit Tabarca as part of day-long boat trip from Benidorm.
Do join us!
Taxi Service to Tabarca The islet is just 8 nautical miles (15 km) from Alicante and 5 nautical miles (9 km) from Santa Pola, and relies on a number of boat services. Looking rather plain from the sea, the Church of St Peter and St Paul was finished in 1779.
Boatman on the Deck We travelled to the islet on a large tourist boat from Benidorm: about a two-hour cruise along the Costa Blanca.
Tourist Boats at Tabarca Once we finally arrive, we have to wait as a queue of tourist boats in front of us move in and out of Tabarca’s small dock.
Boatman and Tourists It is nearly high-noon, and the sun bounces off the deck of the boat where tourists wait to disembark. One of the staff members watches on.
Boatman Our boatman watches carefully, still waiting for our turn at the dock.
Southeast to the Lighthouse Our first stop, once we are off the boat, is an outdoor restaurant with a view. We were ready for a fresh seafood lunch of local specialities. It is mid-May: weeks away from the height of tourist season, …
Southeast to the Lighthouse … so the beach is quiet as we look southeast, over the neatly stacked and empty chairs, to the Faro de Tabarca, the island’s lighthouse.
Rugged Coast In the other direction, we can see southwest to the fortified walls designed in the mid-1700s by military engineer Fernando Méndez Ras.
Cova del Llop Marí – Sea Lion Caves With the crystal clear waters around the island, stunning volcanic rock and limestone cliffs, and a glorious Mediterranean climate, it is no surprise that Tabarca is popular with tourists. In summer, the villas in town are full.
Portal on the Mediterranean Most of the residences on the islet are empty when we visit; in 2013, Tabarca had only 59 year-round inhabitants. Ten-times this number stay here in summer.
Cala del Llop Marí As we walk around the island, we have views east, back across Sea Lion Cove, …
Lilies on the Cliff … west across the Cala del Francés, …
La Cantera and the Old Fortifications … and across the low-lying rocks of the neighbouring island to the mainland.
Platja de Birros Sun-bakers take advantage of the beautiful weather.
Jesus on a White Wall The light bounces off the white stucco walls of the quiet houses.
Light and Shadows and Murals Painted murals add to the tidy charm of the orderly streets, while birds fill the blue sky over our heads with sound.
Wall Plaque
Doorway
Herring Gull
Nou Collonet The streets are hot and quiet. You can tell how important tourism is by the number of restaurants nestled into every corner.
It was a unique and enjoyable – albeit quiet – place to wander and lunch.
Until next time,
Happy Rambles!
Pictures: 18May2017
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Tabarca Island has been recognised in various different ways: Site of Cultural Interest, Historic-Artistic Site, Mediterranean Marine Reserve and Special Protection Area for Birds (ZEPA). In short, it isn’t lacking in things to see. Its 30 hectares include museums, palaces, churches, solitary lighthouses in the midst of the paramo and, of course, diverse animal life such as octopuses, lobsters, groupers, red mullets, turtles and star fish.
Visit Alicante’s Tabarca Island by boat
This small slice of paradise, which can be accessed by boat from Santa Pola, Alicante, Guardamar, Benidorm and Torrevieja, has attracted more than colourful creatures to its green water meadows of Posidonia oceanica. Since at least the 15th century, Barbary pirates from northern Africa used Tabarca Island as a base from which they could launch attacks on the Christian coasts, all under the patronage of the Ottoman Empire.
After centuries of looting, Charles III decided in 1769 to establish a colony on the island and fortify it. He did so in a very curious manner: namely, he paid the ransom for sixty nine Genoese Ligurian families who had been enslaved by the Turks and brought them to Tabarca. They were all on Tabarca Island, which is close to Tunisia and was the property of the Republic of Genoa, when the Turks invaded it and took them as hostages. The decision was then made to build a town on the island, inviting the inhabitants to come to Spain, the future Nueva Tabarca.
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Cristal-clear waters surrounding Tabarca
The natural riches of Tabarca Island
In 1986, Tabarca Island became Spain’s first Marine Reserve. This led to a ban on trawling, which had been used by the fishermen who re-populated the island in the 20th century. The island was re-populated after worryingly high emigration in the 19th century. This decision helped to protect Tabarca’s seabed, but it was gradually losing its identity as a fishermen’s island. This decision led to it becoming one of Spain’s most important nature reserves.
Its waters are home to seahorses, turtles, groupers, red mullets, octopuses, sea bass, as well as large meadows of Posidonia oceanica. It is precisely these Mediterranean plants that have helped to cultivate an environment that is so rich in flora and fauna, turning Tabarca Island into a popular destination amongst lovers of diving and snorkelling. In the depths of its waters, its caves are also home to various life forms such as lobsters and cicadas. The European Union would later declare the island as a Special Protection Area for Birds, topping off its offer of natural spectacles.
The shore of Isla de Tabarca
Tabarca Island also enjoys its own urban beach. This is known as La Playita, located in the corridor of land—or isthmus—that separates the town from the rest of the island, boasting services such as scooter and bike rental and chiringuito beachfront bars. The Playa de la Caleta is a smaller beach, located in the port. Tabarca also has various natural coves and beaches, like the one facing out to La Galera island, which is a popular snorkelling destination, and the Cala del Francés.
Another must-visit destination on Tabarca Island is the Cova del Llop Marí. This cave, with two entrances, can be accessed by swimming from any of the nearby coves or by taking a short boat ride. It goes 100 meters into the island’s subsoil and, in the past, was home to groups of monk seals. One hundred years ago, a couple of sea lions also lived there. However, the island’s inhabitants chased them away for fear that they would harm the fishing industry, with their baby dying during birth. The story goes that the mother was next to die, consumed by her grief, and that the father spent the next three days howling terribly, scaring the villagers. Some say these howls can still be heard today.
What to see in Tabarca: a town, a lighthouse and much more
In some places, the best way to get to know your surroundings is by following your instinct. This is the case with the town of Tabarca, with cobbled streets and a mixture of white-washed and brightly coloured houses, assuming a range of different architectural styles. Many different trees, including palm trees, line the streets, with flowers blooming from the pots in which they are housed. Tabarca Island was declared a Site of Cultural Interest for the blend of exuberant nature and architectural beauty of its town, which has always looked out to sea.
The Church of St Peter and St Paul facing the coast
If you’re looking to visit some of its many tourist attractions during your time on the island, here are a few suggestions:
Governor’s House. Now a hotel, this construction has been completely restored, retaining its original floors and archways which date back to 1780.
The wall and its three doors. The Puerta de San Rafael, Puerta de San Gabriel and the Puerta de San Miguel are the three doorways of this wall with a Roman spirit. Some stretches of it are well preserved, whereas others have collapsed into the sea.
Lighthouse. Tabarca lighthouse was constructed in 1854 so that passing ships could avoid the rocks and reefs that surround the island. It stands alone in the El Campo paramo. One of the most intriguing features of the lighthouse is its distance from the shore. However, given the island’s flatness, there’s no need for greater visibility. It was previously a school for lighthouse keepers.
Church of St Peter and St Paul. This 18th century church stands proudly on the rugged Tabarca coastline, in a distinct neoclassical
Torre de San José
architectural style. Other details, such as its beautiful fleur-de-lis windows or the main façade, highlight its baroque influences. Much of this church was built using rocks which were extracted from the island.
Torre de San José. This construction is notable for its door, which is positioned two metres off the ground. It served as a prison during the 19th century. Initially, they considered surrounding it with a moat to make it harder for the inmates to escape.
Nueva Tabarca museum. This museum contains an audio-visual room and an exhibition room. This museum seeks to showcase various materials (photographs, blueprints, etc.) that better explain the geography, geology and history of Tabarca Island, while highlighting the relationship that exists there between humans and the sea.
Eating and accommodation on Tabarca Island
As you’ll certainly need to take a break during your visit, we recommend that you sample the traditional local dish, el caldero: fish served with potatoes, aioli, and a broth that is used to cook the rice that accompanies the stew. Potera squid and langoustine, lobster and fish-based rice dishes are also amongst the island’s specialties. We suggest sampling the food at La Almadraba, Casa Gloria, Casa Ramos or the Amparín restaurant.
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A Tiny Spanish Island Where Pirates Once Roamed
This article is part of our latest special report on Waterfront Homes, which focuses on living near, and sometimes even on, the water.
NUEVA TABARCA, Spain — As a teenager, Federico Mérimée dived for sea urchins on the tiny island of Nueva Tabarca. Back then, he and his friends couldn’t afford the fare for the water taxi, so they would hitch rides from the mainland on local fishing boats.
Nowadays, Mr. Mérimée, 52, who runs an elevator maintenance company, motors over to the island in his own speedboat. He and his wife recently bought a vacation home here.
Nueva Tabarca is one of many small islands along the Spanish coastline, where a few hardy souls have made their homes. Some, like Nueva Tabarca, which measures just one mile long and half a mile wide, have no stores at all. In bad weather, residents can be stuck there for days. But in return, they are free of crowds and rowdy tourists most of the year.
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The island’s main street.Credit…Samuel Aranda for The New York Times
Spain’s tiny islands are also a relative bargain. While mansions run into the millions on Mallorca, where the Spanish royal family has a residence, for instance, houses on smaller, more remote islands cost far less. Although all-time low interest rates are helping to reactivate the Spanish real estate sector, which experienced a slump in prices of 4 percent in Barcelona during the pandemic, the market for holiday homes along Spain’s coastline and on its islands will remain sluggish until international tourism picks up, according to Jesús Encinar, founder of idealista.com, a real estate portal.
The Mérimées’ three-bedroom house in the island’s only village cost 200,000 euros, or about $245,000. The home’s front door opens onto a cobbled street where residents set their tables for al fresco dining on summer evenings.
There are no cars on the island, and the crystal-clear waters around it are protected as a marine reserve. In just a few steps, Mr. Mérimée’s children are on the beach.
“I’ve wanted a place here for years, and now I have one,” he said.
Federico Mérimée, right, with his father, Georges, spent time on the island as a boy and now owns a vacation home there.Credit…Samuel Aranda for The New York Times
Properties here are hard to come by. Though a few pop up from time to time on real estate websites, and a smattering of “for sale” signs hang from balconies, most houses are sold by word of mouth.
“The islanders keep the properties amongst themselves,” said Tomás Joaquín, who runs Inmobiliaria Santa Pola, a real estate agency on the mainland.
The residents are a close-knit community. Over the centuries, they have fished for a living. In recent times, they run restaurants for day-trippers.
Most are descendants of Italian fishermen who were captured and sold into slavery on the North African coast in the 18th century before being liberated and brought here by King Carlos III of Spain.
At the time, the Mediterranean was a sea of marauding pirates, according to José Miguel Santacreu Soler, professor of contemporary history at the University of Alicante. The pirates hid in the coves of Nueva Tabarca and plundered the Spanish coast.
Soldiers were stationed on the island to deter them, and a civilian population was needed to supply their food. Carlos III had homes built for the Italian settlers with stones from the local quarry.
At its peak, some 400 people lived on Nueva Tabarca, according to Dr. Santacreu Soler. There were schools, bakeries, a farm and a cemetery, which is full of headstones with the same half-dozen Italian surnames: Barroso, Bautista, Chacopino, Luchoro, Manzanaro and Parodi.
At the old cemetery on the northern part of Nueva Tabarca, headstones are engraved with the same half-dozen Italian surnames. Credit…Samuel Aranda for The New York Times
José Chacopino, 56, who left as a young man to work as a captain on a cruise ship, recently gave up his job and returned to his roots.
For €270,000, he and his wife, Sandra Pérez, 49, bought his siblings out of their inheritance, a 1,442-square-foot house that previously belonged to Mr. Chacopino’s mother.
Last year, before the pandemic struck, they converted the ground floor into a sandwich bar and the airy upper floor, with its outdoor terrace and sea view, into a three-bedroom home where they intend to spend summers with their teenage daughter.
Unlike her husband, Ms. Pérez was not born here. But she is no stranger to the island and its ways. She used to visit as a child — that’s how she and Mr. Chacopino met and fell in love — and she knew what she was getting into.
José Chacopino and his wife, Sandra Pérez, bought the island house that once belonged to his mother.Credit…Samuel Aranda for The New York Times
“You have to be well organized with food,” she said. “You can’t live here without a boat. And you also need to check the weather forecast.”
Masún Barroso, who manages an island-based construction company with her husband, says many islanders choose to renovate their properties themselves because hiring a third party on the mainland can be expensive.
But she warned that it’s not easy.
“You can’t just throw the debris into a dumpster and forget about it. It must be put into sacks and taken off the island,” she said.
One house that Ms. Barroso was hired to gut and renovate in 2006 was recently put back on the market for €180,000.
Its narrow facade belies the 797-square-foot interior. In keeping with the structure of the original house, a mezzanine is sandwiched between the ground and first floors. The walls in the living area and the bedrooms are paneled with wood and furnished in blue and white, giving the interior a cozy, seafaring feel.
But it was in a state of disrepair when the current owner, María Alcazar Benito, 74, bought it over a decade ago. There was no bathroom. The roof was in danger of collapsing. The only salvageable original feature was the brick floor.
“If you buy property here, be prepared to spend lots of money. Everything is double the price,” Ms. Benito said, referring to the fact that hiring a plumber, for instance, requires paying for a sea crossing.
Even so, she expects to cry when the house is sold. After years of summer vacations with her grandchildren, of waking to the sound of sea gulls cawing and church bells ringing on Sundays, she insists that “the island is a delight.”
The home of Mercedes González. The walls and archways, made of sandstone quarried on the island, are encrusted with bits of seashells.Credit…Samuel Aranda for The New York Times
Mercedes González, 66, was unable to resist its allure after working here for a decade as the resident nurse. When her contract ended, she bought one of the houses commissioned by Carlos III in the 18th century.
Bits of broken seashells are encrusted in the thick walls and archways made from sandstone extracted from the quarry. Determined to maintain these original features, Ms. González admits that housekeeping often involves sweeping up the sand that crumbles from her living room walls.
“I just have to accept it,” she said, broom in hand.
For practical reasons, most islanders live and work on the mainland in the winter and come here only in the summer or on weekends to enjoy the tranquillity and to check up on the handful of die-hard elderly residents who stay year round.
The island is free of cars, and the surrounding waters are protected as a marine reserve.Credit…Samuel Aranda for The New York Times
Cut off from the mainland for nearly three months during the national quarantine last year, the island had no Covid deaths despite its elderly population. Boats were not allowed to dock in the harbor, except those providing essential services and bringing food.
Jesús Soria, the resident police officer, estimates that in normal times the population ranges from nine residents during the bleakest winter weeks to about 4,000 at the height of the tourist season, when a statue of the Virgin Mary is carried out of the church and placed in a boat that sails around the island with a procession of tourists and residents in its wake.
Crime is negligible. Nonetheless, Mr. Soria is kept busy, even in the winter, by neighborly disputes and requests to help with odd jobs.
“I often get called out to flick a switch after a power cut or change channels on someone’s TV,” he said with a smile.
Sharing paella outside a vacation home.Credit…Samuel Aranda for The New York Times
Josefina Baile, 94, who lives in a large, walled property on the seafront, has not left the island’s shores for two years.
She remembers how hard life used to be. Before the construction of pipelines in the 1990s, there was no running water or electricity. The islanders had to draw water from the well in the village square and capture rain from the slanted roofs of their homes.
“Life has changed for the better,” she said. “I like it when people come to the island.”
On a chilly winter afternoon, a group of young people had cruised over on a friend’s speedboat.
Despite their generation’s constant use of technology, they all agreed that part of Nueva Tabarca’s appeal is the inability to connect to the internet on their cellphones.
One of the students, Paloma Riera, who is studying for a master’s degree in law, looked wistfully across the street at the for-sale sign hanging from Ms. Benito’s balcony. “If I had money, I would buy a house here,” she said.
Tabarca Island – ALICANTE City & Beach
Tabarca is the only inhabited island in the Region of Valencia and is located opposite the city of Alicante, 11 nautical miles offshore and near the Santa Pola headland. In fact, it’s more than just an island: it’s a small archipelago that comprises the islets of La Cantera, La Galera and La Nao as well as the Isla de Tabarca itself. It is approximately 1,800 metres long and measures some 400 metres across at its widest point.
In the past, its shores were a refuge for Berber pirates and, in the 18th century, King Carlos III ordered the island to be fortified and a town built, in which to house several families of Genoese fishermen who were being held prisoner in the Tunisian city of Tabarka. The walls surrounding the town have been officially declared a Historical and Artistic Site and an Asset of Cultural Interest.
Phone (+34) 672 09 98 25
A visit to the island usually lasts one day. There are numerous departure times from the port of Alicante, although the regularity of these depends upon the time of year. The boat ride is comfortable and lasts for around one hour. The island can also be reached from Santa Pola and Benidorm.
Once on the island, visitors can enjoy the coves and beaches with their crystal-clear waters and a picturesque fishing port with excellent eateries offering the opportunity to try the traditional “caldero”, the island’s typical dish. We recommend a stroll through the town and a visit to the island’s museum. Visitors can now even enjoy an overnight stay on the island, thanks to the recent opening of accommodation.
Getting Tabarca from Alicante
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Where to eat
Where to sleep
You can get to the Island of Tabarca from the marina (Paseo Tomás y Valiente). Approximate journey time: 1 hour.
Cruceros Kontiki
Phone (+34) 686 994 540
Phone (+34) 695 21 20 63
Phone (+34) 686 99 45 39
Av. del Almte. Julio Guillén Tato, s/n, 03001 Alicante, Alicante, España
Timetable
HASTA EL 17 DE JUNIO
Until 17 June/ Jusqu’au 17 juin/ Bis 17. Juni / Fins el 17 de juny
Alicante- Tabarca – De lunes a viernes – From Monday to friday – Du lundi au vendredi – Von Montag bis Freitag – De dilluns a divendres 11:00 h _______________ – Sábado y Domingo – Saturday and Sunday – Samedi et dimanche – Samstag und Sonntag – Dissabte i diumenge 11:00h/ 13:30h
Tabarca- Alicante – De lunes a viernes – From monday to friday – Du lundi au vendredi – Montag bis Freitag – De dilluns a divendres 16:30 h _____________ – Sábado y domingo – Saturday and sunday – Samedi et dimanche – Samstag und Sonntag – Dissabte i diumenge 16:00h/ 18:15h
DESDE EL 18 DE JUNIO
From 18 June/ A partir du 18 juin/ Ab 18. Juni/ Des del 18 de juny
Alicante- Tabarca: – De lunes a domingo -Monday to Sunday – Du lundi au dimanche – Montag bis Sonntag – De dilluns a divendres 11:00 h /12:15 h / 13:30 h Tabarca- Alicante – De lunes a domingo – Monday to Sunday: -Du lundi au dimanche – Montag bis Sonntag – De dilluns a divendres 16:00 h /18:15 h
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Adults: 21 euros
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From Santa Pola
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Av. Fernando Pérez Ojeda
Tel. 687 916 450
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Tel. 689 123 623 / 608 330 422
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Tabarkeras
Av. Fernando Pérez Ojeda s/n
Tel 608 962 266 / 639 893 920
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Tel. 671 478 961
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From Benidorm
Excursiones Marítimas Benidorm
Tel: +34 96 585 00 52
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The small island of Tabarka: all winds blow from the sea. Spain in Russian
Against the background of the luxurious archipelagos belonging to Spain – such as the Balearic Islands or the Canary Islands – this small island looks modest and unassuming. It does not attract tourists with either lush vegetation or amazing relief contours of the coast. However, this is also a small part of the Spanish kingdom, with its own legends, history, entertaining past and quite cheerful present. Tabarca was the first island in Spain to be declared a marine reserve – probably due to this there are such clear waters and a variety of marine life. By the way, at the end of the 19th century, white-bellied seals could be found in these places near the island. Today, alas, there are no seals anymore, but tourists who come by ferry from the “mainland” dive with pleasure in the waters of Tabarka and return to the beach, full of impressions from exploring the underwater world of a small island.
Location and climate
The island of Tabarca ( La isla de Tabarca) , clearly visible against the backdrop of the sea and sky, almost opposite the small resort town of Santa Pola (Costa Blanca), has changed its name more than once during its tenure. Toponymic experts claim that it was known to the ancient Greeks as Planesia, the Romans called it Planaria. The Arab medieval historian and geographer Al-Idrisi mentions Tabarka under the name of Blanasia, demonstrating its origin from the Greek version, which is noticeable to the naked eye.
In the late Middle Ages, the island was officially named San Pablo, in the Valencian dialect – Sant Pau – in honor of St. Paul the Apostle, who, according to one legend, once moored his ship here.
Then, to this piece of land, popular rumor stuck the name of the Plan (Plana) – Flat – focusing on that of its physical characteristics, which is the first to catch the eye. There were attempts to call it Islote de Santa Pola – “the island of Santa Pola”, reducing the definition from “island” to “island” for its small size. In 1770, the Genoese, who arrived from the Tunisian island of Tabarka, found refuge here. They called their new place of residence New Tabarka.
From Alicante to Tabarka by water – 22 kilometers, from the port of Santa Pola – 8 km, and the closest land point to the island is Cape Santa Pola, from which Tabarka is only 4 km or 2.3 miles. Administratively, the island is subordinate to Alicante, being considered its suburbs. The population of Tabarka is 73 people.
The island stretches from the northwest to the southeast for 1800 m, reaches a maximum width of 450 m and has an area of about 30 hectares. Its highest point rose above the sea by only fifteen meters. Tabarka consists of three parts, interconnected by isthmuses. The city itself is located in its western third – with its church, port, restaurants, two squares and a dozen streets intersecting at strict right angles. Near the port, completing the city picture, there are two sandy beaches.
Precipitation here is extremely irregular, not exceeding 300 mm per year. Dominant winds: in spring and summer – east, in autumn and winter – north and west. The average wind speed is not very high (up to 21 km/h during the day and 17 km/h at night). However, sometimes nature amends the established norms, significantly exceeding them. So, for example, on January 20, 1978, a wind speed of 167 km / h (more than 46 m / s) was recorded here.
The climate of Tabarka is dry Mediterranean. The average annual temperature is +17 ºC with an upper limit of +35 ºC and a lower limit of +5 ºC. It is more correct to call the upper limit the usual one, since in other summers the sun heats everything around by another 5-7 degrees higher, but this happens only sporadically.
History
Archaeologists have managed to find materials on the island that testify to its habitation in the Romanesque period. Although traces of habitation were not found anywhere. Fragments of the necropolis and amphoras indicate that the island could only be used as an industrial zone in those days. The ancient Roman historian Strabo in his writings mentions an island located in these waters with a large number of underwater rocks, dangerous for ships. The wreckage of sunken ships off the coast of Tabarka confirms that Strabo is talking about her.
The first news about the need to build fortifications on the island dates back to the 13th century. A century later, in 1337, it was allowed to build a watchtower here, but no documents have been preserved confirming or denying the implementation of this plan. Ninety years later, the question arises of organizing a serious defensive system in order to prevent a situation where the Barbary corsairs, having captured the island, will turn it into a springboard for constant attacks on Alicante and settlements in its environs. During the reign of King Philip III (Felipe III), the idea of building a large fortification on Tabarka arose, but the results of calculating the costs of maintaining and maintaining such a fortress and its garrison forced the authors to abandon this idea. In the end, in 1760, the construction of the first buildings began on the island under the leadership of Count Conde de Aranda (Conde de Aranda).
The modern history of Alicante Tabarka (which at that time did not yet have this name) begins in 1768, when King Carlos III (Carlos III), responding to the call for mercy of the monk Juan de la Virgen, redeemed sixty-nine families of Ligurian origin from slavery and subsequently settled them here.
Ligurians for many years before that moment, during the time of the Republic of Genoa, made up the population of the island belonging to this state – also Tabarka, but located at a distance of three hundred meters from the coast of Tunisia. When in 1741 this island was captured by the Tunisian bey, its entire population turned into slaves. In this capacity, the Tunisian Tabarka remained until October 14, 1768, when an operation began to rescue the captives who were there. The operation ended on December 8 of the same 68th year. Apparently, the liberated were transported from the island, first to Cartagena, and then by land in wagons they reached Alicante, where they temporarily settled in the building of the College of the Jesuits, which was empty after the expulsion of members of this monastic order in 1767.
Count Conde de Aranda finally transported the former captives to Tabarka, Alicante, in 1770. He also attended to the solution of the issue of the stability of the population of the island. Therefore, he built there not only a fortress, but also civil structures, the complex of which had the status of a city.
The urban population at that time numbered 296 people, 31 of whom were natives of Italy, 137 were Tabarki, 70 were rescued from Tunisian captivity and 58 were from Algeria. All these data are recorded in the baptismal book of the parish church of Saints Peter and Paul (parroquia de San Pedro y San Pablo), standing on the island.
Each family settled in Tabarka was provided with separate housing. In addition, the colonists were granted many different privileges. They were, for example, exempted from the obligation to serve in the army and pay taxes, both direct and indirect, which were imposed on the cities of the country. The security of the island was provided by a guard galleon, and for the development of fishing, six vessels of the corresponding purpose were purchased. The Genoese origin of the inhabitants of the island is now easy to establish by their surnames, some of which were phonetically Spanishized: Buso (Buzo), Capriata (Capriata), Chacopino (Chacopino) or Jacopino (Jacopino), Colomba (Colomba), Rousseau (Russo), etc. d.
The first houses were built in 1770 – the same year in which the Genoese were settled on the island. In parallel with housing for the colonists, military engineer Fernando Mendez de Ras erected fortifications: walls, batteries, bastions, gates, warehouses, glacis. Vaulted ceilings were also built, under which warehouses with military uniforms, a church, the governor’s house and the houses of the Alicante city government were located – in case the leaders of the city suddenly arrived (this, they say, has never been recorded). Additional facilities necessary to ensure life on the island were created: a rainwater collection tank, a laundry, a bakery, etc.
Nine years after the beginning of colonization, in March 1779, a special commission arrived on the island, whose duties included a census of the entire population with an indication of professions in order to highlight the real state of affairs on Tabarka. The results of the census showed that the land of the island is used very little, fishing boats are laid up for a long time not serviced, most of the colonists live in poverty, the fortress begins to slowly collapse, there is a lack of fresh water, etc.
The new geopolitical situation that arose at the end of the 18th century and the beginning of the 19th century led to a change in some of Spain’s priorities in the waters of the Mediterranean Sea. Tabarka began to rapidly lose its strategic attractiveness and military significance, which led to the reduction of the garrison stationed on it. In 1835, the island lost all its privileges, which also contributed to the decline in the population of Tabarka. As a result, in 1850, the garrison, together with the ruler of the island, left it. From that moment and for a century, desolation reigns here.
Today’s Tabarka
The situation begins to change only from the 1960s. At this time, a special plan was adopted to preserve the structures of the island in the form in which they were in the 18th century. The plan began to be implemented in the eighties of the twentieth century. A large number of buildings and structures were reconstructed, among which one can name a defensive wall, a church, a lighthouse (was built in 1854). On April 14, 1983, Tabarca was the first in Spain to be proclaimed an island whose water area is a marine reserve. This measure was aimed at the conservation of marine flora and fauna.
The economy of Tabarka was originally fishery oriented due to its geographical location. Today the economic basis of the island is tourism. During the season, up to 3,000 visitors come here per day. Gradually, a small piece of land in the Mediterranean Sea turns into a noticeable excursion, tourist and sports center: it is convenient to hold various water sports competitions here – sailing regattas, swimmers’ half marathons and competitions in other disciplines.
Until recently, drinking water in Tabarka was imported and stored in large tanks. Currently, the island has a water and electricity supply system connected to the mainland.
The transport connection of the island with coastal settlements is carried out by catamaran ships that make regular flights from Alicante and Santa Pola. During the active tourist season there are also routes linking Tabarca with Guardamar and Torrevieja.
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Tabarca Island: the pirate treasures of Alicante. Spain in Russian
An hour’s boat ride from Alicante, among the azure sea lies the island of Tabarca. Nautical legends say that at the bottom of the Mediterranean Sea near the island, more than one treasure chest sank. Once upon a time, Barbary pirates jealously guarded the coast, taking any vessel approaching land at gunpoint. Who knows, maybe you will be lucky and, immersed in crystal clear water, you will notice the bright shine of gold and pearls.
The historical spirit of the island
Tabarca is the only inhabited island in the community of Valencia and the dream of many holidaymakers on the “mainland”, Alicante or Santa Pola, from where boats depart daily for the island.
Until the 18th century, the island was ruled by pirates and smugglers, who attacked the nearest settlements, robbing the poor inhabitants, and did not allow any unfamiliar ship to Tabarka. But in 1766, after long battles and fierce battles, the island still went to the Kingdom of Spain. By that time, Italian sailors settled on a small island. To this day, families with double surnames – Italian-Spanish – live in Tabarka.
After the annexation of the island to Spain, Carlos III issued a decree on the construction of a defensive wall, the tower of San Jose and the churches of St. Peter and Paul. Although Tabarka was often visited by the royal nobility, there have never been palaces, castles and eminent estates here. But on the main square, among the narrow streets, you can see a two-story house with a wide red roof. This is the house of the ruler of Tabarka, or the House of the Governor. Now it is the most important hotel on the island.
Modern life in New Tabarka
What to do on the island, when you have already climbed the tower of San Jose, rested in the shade of rare trees near the Old Lighthouse, acquired a golden tan while relaxing on clean beaches, and even listened to mass in the chapel of Saints Peter and Paul?
We suggest you go down to the Llop Marí cave. A few centuries ago, a legend arose about the cave, telling about a terrible sea monster, with a smooth, shiny body and sharp large fangs. At night, a sea animal crept close to the shore to swallow a tired fisherman. And during the day he howled so loudly that a terrible sound could be heard in Alicante. Whether this monster actually existed or not, it is known for certain that colonies of seals lived in the waters of Tabarka. Now you can go by boat deep into the cave to see with your own eyes the abode of the sea animal. The clear clear waters of the Mediterranean Sea near the island contribute to the development of sports activities such as diving and snorkeling. You can get a close look at ruby corals, shiny fish and sharp seabed rocks. Do you remember that hundreds of ships loaded with jewels sank here in the days of pirates? Therefore, study the seabed more carefully to find a box with gold reals.
If there is a little more time.
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Fortress Santa Barbara. The main attraction of Alicante is located on Mount Benacantil. Take a closer look at the slopes of the rocks – you can see the outlines of the face, which the locals called the “Moor’s Face” (“Cara de moro”). The fortress has three levels. The upper one is the oldest, and medieval buildings have been preserved on it: the Engineer’s Park, the English Bastion and the Hall of Fame. On the middle level, you can see the Military Corps, the Armory, the Queen’s Bastion, the ruins of Barbara’s chapel. These monuments date back to the 16th century. And on the lower level there are exhibitions, holiday fairs and festivals. Here is the Museum of the History of Alicante.
You can reach the fortress on foot. But there is also a more exciting option – on the elevator, through the shaft, cut down in the thickness of the rock. Elevators leave from Jovellanos Boulevard. The cost of the lift is 2.7 €. Opening hours – daily from 10. 00 to 20.00. The last elevator goes up at 19.20 and goes down at 19.40.
Santa Cruz area, Alicante. At the foot of Mount Benacantil lies the oldest district of the city, Santa Cruz. As soon as you get into the narrow streets, you will feel as if in another time dimension – after all, almost nothing has changed here since the 13th century. Each house is reminiscent of an ancient era when Spain was ruled by the Muslims.
Esplanada Boulevard (Explanada de España), Alicante. On the wide boulevard, which is the symbol of the city, you can buy local ice cream, take a walk among the date trees and drink a glass of light wine on the open terrace overlooking the azure sea.
Getting there
Boats depart from the mainland throughout the year. From Alicante – Kontiki, from Santa Pola – Transbarca, from Torrevieja – Marítims Torrevieja, from Benidorm – Excursiones Marítimas Benidorm.
When to arrive
The climate throughout the year is mild, dry and warm. Therefore, you can enjoy the azure sea, fresh breeze and green palm trees at any time. But for swimming and getting a good tan on the island, of course, summer is most suitable. However, if you are not a fan of the heat, then the season can begin in May, and end in early October.
Where to stay
Isla de Tabarca (Tabarca). The boutique hotel is located in the ancient building of the Governor’s House, built in the 18th year. Each room offers stunning sea views, and there is also an internal garden where you can relax in the shade of the trees.
La Trancada (Tabarca). You will like this hotel if you want to feel the non-tourist atmosphere of the island. The hotel is located in a former fisherman’s house, in the interior of which the owners tried to preserve the marine theme. The rooms are furnished in a minimalist, cozy style.
Where to eat
Amparín (Playa Central, Tabarca, tel. +34 965970734). One of the best coastal restaurants with a beautiful view of the Mediterranean Sea from the terrace. Try seafood dishes, here the chefs are the descendants of fishermen, skilled culinary specialists.
Gloria II (Calle de Bernadro Ruso, 19, Tabarca, tel. +34 965970584). Alicante and Valencia are paella territories, so it is not surprising that the island has many restaurants specializing in rice dishes. Gloria II is the best restaurant where you can order seafood paella or grilled fish.
Tourist information: Turismo de Alicante, alicanteturismo.com
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Tabarca Island, Spain. Tabarca, Alicante: attractions
The island of Tabarca in Spain, also known as New Tabarca, is a piece of Mediterranean paradise, located 22 km from Alicante, with crystal waters, home to many marine life, cozy bays, delicious food and amazing history.
This is the smallest inhabited island in Spain: according to the 2013 census, only 59 people live here permanently, and its area is only 30 hectares. Today people come to the island of Tabarka mainly to spend a wonderful day on the beach, enjoying the crystal clear sea. But this is by no means all that you can do on this wonderful island. We present to your attention 8 must-dos in Tabarka.
Tabarka Island – snorkeling
Definitely the first thing to do in Tabarka! Waters around the island at 19In 86, they received the status of a marine reserve – Reserva marina de la Isla de Tabarca – the first in Spain. On the sea floor near Tabarka, you will find endless “meadows” of Posidonia oceanus, which are home to numerous creatures. Here you can see such marine life as grouper, rock grouper, sea bream, golden pecker, sarpa, black-tailed possessor, also lobsters, sea urchins and starfish, and even big-headed sea turtle caretta.
Taste local food on the island of Tabarka
Tabarca is considered one of the best places for gastronomic tourism on the Costa Blanca. Even Alicante residents often come here specifically to taste the famous local rice and seafood dishes. Be sure to try the pearl of the local cuisine – caldero tabarquino in one of the restaurants with magnificent sea views. This dish is served in two stages: first they bring you fish with potatoes and sauce with alioli, and then rice, in which you gradually add the remaining sauce.
Walk along the fortress walls and streets of Tabarka Island
In 1964, Tabarka was recognized as an artistic and historical monument and a simple walk along its streets is a pleasure. White and blue are the colors that dominate the historic part of the city, and bright wall paintings, colorful garlands and other decorations give them a special charm. And all this is bathed in the bright Mediterranean sun!
From the fortress wall of the island of Tabarka, there are incomparable panoramic views of the sea. The wall was erected in 1769year by order of Carlos III to protect against pirates. There used to be a castle here, but a parish church was built in its place in the 19th century.
On the fortress wall you will find three baroque gates. Puerta de Levante (de San Rafael) is on the east side. These gates served to communicate with the city. Puerta de la Trancada (de San Gabriel) are located in the western part. They led to a quarry where stones were mined for the construction of the city. Puerta de Tierra (de Alicante or de San Miguel) leads to a small bay.
What else to see on the island of Tabarka?
The Governor’s House (Casa del Gobernador) – a large and solid house, which served as the residence of the ruler, is located near the main square. Today, this building houses the main hotel of the island.
Torre de San José (Torre de Sant Josep), which served as a prison in the 19th century.
The lighthouse of Tabarka, first lit in 1854 and today serving as the biological laboratory of the marine reserve. Church of the Iglesia de San Pedro y San Pablo, consecrated in 1770.
Get to know the history of Tabarka
The history of the island is very interesting and unusual. The tiny piece of land now known as New Tabarka was known to many cultures. At one time it was in the possession of the Greeks, Romans, Moors, who gave it different names: Planesia, Planaria, Palnatsa, Plumbaria and Illa Plana – “flat island”.
Until the 1760s, the island itself and the waters around it were impregnable: they were guarded with great zeal by Barbary pirates and smugglers. Tabarka was actually their outpost, from where they launched attacks on the coastal cities of Spain. According to legend, more than one treasure ship sank in the waters of Tabarka…
As a result, the Spanish crown managed to win back the island from the gentlemen of fortune, and in 1768, Spain allowed 300 Genoese to settle here, who were forced to leave their hometown of Tabarka, located in Tunisia, due to the invasion of the Ottoman Turks. They called their new home New Tabarka, and until now, many of the island’s natives have Italian and Italo-Spanish surnames.
Walking around the island of Tabarka, pay attention to the numerous signs and posters telling the history of the island. For the most curious, the doors of the local museum are open.
Get to know the Tabarcino dialect
This is the Ligurian dialect spoken in Sardinia. Although in fact no one speaks this language in New Tabarka (only surnames remain), you can learn a few words: àncua – anchor, borca - ship … It is interesting that Valencian is actively used in Tabarka, it was he who supplanted the native language for those who settled on the island of the Genoese dialect.
Ride a fishing boat on the island of Tabarka
If you are lucky enough to find an accommodating local, you can take a short boat trip around the island. Almost all islanders have their own swimming facilities to stay in contact with the mainland.
Go down to the Cueva del Llop Marí Cave
This small cave is an interesting place, with which the legend of the sea monster is associated, for which it supposedly served as a home. The monster had a smooth body and a mouth with many teeth of different sizes and shapes and hunted the islanders at night, and its heartbreaking howl could be heard even on the mainland.
Whether a terrible monster actually lived here or not is unknown, but it is known for sure that a colony of white-bellied seals, or monk seals, lived on the island of Tabarka until the 19th century. Now this species is on the verge of extinction: only a few few colonies remain on the entire planet.
Stay overnight on the island of Tabarka
At least just to enjoy the sunset, but for those who are not too lazy to get up early – even at dawn. The offer of hotels in Tabarka is quite wide, so you can easily find where to spend the night.
During the day, Tabarka is a very lively tourist place, but with the departure of the last boats, it becomes completely different, turning into a calm, quiet and serene corner, created in order to enjoy unity with nature and admire its beauty.
Tabarca Island, Spain: how to get there
Tabarca can be reached by boats several times a day from Benidorm, Calpe, Villajoyosa, Alicante and Santa Pola. The last option is the most budgetary, simple, fast and convenient. Boats go back and forth every half an hour. The first from Santa Pola departs at 10.00, and the last from Tabarka at 19.00..45. The timetable from Santa Pola can be viewed here. A round-trip ticket costs from €10. Children under 4 years old – free of charge. The duration of the trip is 20 – 30 minutes.
Useful tips for visiting the island of Tabarka
If you go to Tabarka in the summer, at the height of the season, reserve a place in the restaurant you like in advance.
Bring your mask and snorkel! Even if you are not a fan of exploring the depths of the sea, we assure you that in Tabarka you will definitely want to try. However, if you still forget, then it does not matter: in local shops you will be offered masks and snorkels for every taste, but at a slightly overpriced price.
Don’t forget slates and swimming shoes (coral slippers, aqua shoes, diving shoes, etc.): the seabed in Tabarka is rocky and there are sea urchins on it.
If you or your children suffer from seasickness, it is best to take precautions in advance: the boats going to Tabarka often have a decent pitching.
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Tabarca Island, Alicante – Holidays in Spain (Alicante). Accommodation, excursions, transfers, information.
Tabarca is the largest (length 1.800 m, width 380 m) island of the community of Valencia. By the way, it is the only one inhabited (the most colorful village of fishermen, bright, with colorful houses, narrow streets, a central square and even a well, creates a real atmosphere of Spain). The island is located in the Mediterranean Sea, 6 km from Cape Santa Pola, 19km from the capital Alicante. Tabarka is incredibly picturesque, especially its uninhabited part – cacti, snails, a lighthouse, tall grasses…
The island is also known for its amazingly clean and transparent waters, which attracts lovers of swimming with a mask, snorkel and fins. A whole underwater world opens up before the diver with fish, stars, crabs and other marine life that feel at ease and relaxed here, due to the fact that the island and coastal waters are a nature reserve. By the way, for this reason, scuba diving requires special permission. But with a mask – please, no one forbids.
In the Middle Ages, the island was a haven for real pirates. Only since the 18th century Tabarka has belonged to Spain, before that it managed to be part of the possessions of Genoa, Algeria and Tunisia. As a result of such a rich history, treasures have repeatedly been found on the island. Who knows – maybe not everything yet, maybe your treasure is hidden somewhere else…
Today the island has a permanent population of just over 135 people, although in the 19th century about 1000 people lived here. Today’s inhabitants of the island live off fishing and tourism. In summer Tabarka has a great number of guests. They are attracted by both the real Spanish flavor of the island and its cuisine, based, of course, on seafood of all kinds and stripes.
Tabarka also has its own small pebble beach, as well as dozens of tiny rocky coves.
Website of the island
The island also has its own holiday: Fiestas Tradicionales en honor a San Pedro y a la Virgen del Carmen en la Isla de Tabarca – Procesion Marinera, takes place in the summer, around the first weeks of July.
The island is located in the Mediterranean Sea, 6 km from Santa Pola/Santa Pola, 19 km from Alicante/Alicante, 50 km from Benidorm/Benidorm. Geographical coordinates: 38º 10’ 02” N – North latitude 0º 28’ 31” W
There are several companies that take people to Tabarka. On catamarans of various colors, on small boats and even on boats with a motor. You can always choose a travel option to your taste, from simple round-trip transportation to full-day itineraries with snorkel equipment rental (mask, fins, snorkel) and meals included, as well as, for example, an evening route with sunset views and treats of champagne and sangria.
Prices vary from 15 to 50 euros, depending on the services received.
It is always better to choose the schedule and the option that attracts you more on the spot, having come to the pier in the port – there will definitely be all the information that tends to change for the high season (June-September) and the rest of the year.
From Alicante
The most convenient way is catamarans called Kon Tiki, there are 4 of them, red, they are here, you will also find the current timetable there (usually in winter at about 11.15 there and back at 17, in summer, from June to September , – 5-6 times in each direction). The one that has the inscription Vision Submarina on board is equipped with windows below the waterline, you can look at the sea and fish along the way.
Cost: €19/person round trip. Approximately 50 minutes one way.
Company website (you can see the current schedule).
Catamarans depart from here, ticket office is nearby.
A white sailing catamaran is usually parked nearby, which offers both trips to Tabarka, and sunset boat trips with a glass of champagne, and all day at sea near Tabarka, having fun with snorkeling – swimming with fins and a mask, with lunch.
Cost: depending on the option – 12-44 euros / person, duration – 1.5-5.5 hours.
Company website
From Benidorm
Exit from this pier.
In season route: Benidorm-Campello-Tabarca.
Out of season: Benidorm-Campello-Tabarca-Alicante-Benidorm, they give free time both on the island and in Alicante.
Cost: €30 (€20 for children)
Travel time: 1 hour 15 minutes each way.
Information about these and other options for boat trips (from Benidorm to Calpe, Altea, to the island of Benidorm) – on the company’s website.
From El Campello
same company as from Benidorm from June to September.
Checkout here.
Catamaran exit – from the port.
From Santa Pola
Schedule (catamarans, valid all year round).
15 euros for adults and 10 euros for children. They go about 30 minutes.
There is also a water taxi, small motor boats, go 15 min. Information – locally or through contacts on the site.
Location in the port of Santa Pola and ticket offices – here.
From Torrevieja
Cost: 23 euros for adults and 15 euros for children (from 3 to 10 years old), up to 3 years old – free of charge.
Company website
Exit from the port, more precisely you can find out at the offices of Tourist info.
From Guardamar del Segura
from the port here.
No valid website or timetable found, check with Tourist info offices.
Underwater and terrestrial wonders of the island of Tabarka
Active tourists, Holidays in Spain with children, What to do in Alicante
The blessed land of Alicante is full of all sorts of beauties and sights. But among the list of luxurious and amazing places that have long been chosen by tourists, there are also not so well-known points on the map. Today we want to talk about one such place that does not shine with stunning architecture, picturesque landscapes and majestic fortresses. But its special atmosphere and charm, unusual history and other peculiar features do not leave indifferent any person who has been here. Its name is the island of Tabarka.
Snorkeling on the island of Tabarca, Spain
A little history of Alicante Tabarca
Tabarca is a small island near the town of Santa Pola: its dimensions are only 1.8 km by 0.450 km, which is approximately 30 hectares. By water from it to Santa Pola – 8 km. A characteristic sign of the island is its flat surface, rising above the sea at its highest point by only 15 meters. Tabarka consists of three parts of land connected by narrow passages.
Walking the streets of the island of Tabarka
The town is located in the middle section, representing the legacy of the 18th century: several intersecting streets with white houses, two squares, restaurants, a port and a church. The descendants of families from Italy live here today, exported three hundred years ago from Tunisian Tabarka – it was this fact that gave the name to the once nameless island.
For many centuries, since the 14th century, the rulers of these lands have been thinking about building defensive fortifications on the island. However, plans became a matter only in the 18th century, when fortress walls and fortifications were erected here, as well as residential buildings and public buildings. So history lives and breathes here at every turn.
Gate on the island of Tabarka
Time and geopolitics have not been kind to the island and its inhabitants. Gradually the population decreased, the town fell into decay. Since the middle of the 19th century, the deserted and abandoned Tabarka has been in the backyard of the life of the province of Alicante for more than a century.
And only in the 1960s, the gradual revival of the historical heritage of Tabarka began – first in the form of an action plan, and after 20 years – in the form of restoration work. The fortress wall, the buildings of the church and the lighthouse were reconstructed in their original form.
But most importantly, in 1986, the island of Tabarca received the status of a marine reserve, becoming the first in Spain. Here is a unique marine fauna and flora, which has been preserved thanks to the creation of a biosphere reserve. Marine life lovers must see this! To do this, it is not necessary to sail far – fearless shoals of fish swim near the shore.
Dorada shoals off the coast of the island of Tabarca, Alicante
Since 1996, the island has hosted one of the best swims in Spain every year in July. More than 1400 people participate in the competition, covering a distance of 5900 meters. Participants swim in the open sea from the island of Tabarka to the cape located near the town of Santa Pola. There are more and more people wishing to participate in this exciting swim every year. So in 2019, the number of swimmers who applied to participate in the swim exceeded 3,000 people. Therefore, if you are going to participate – register in advance.
How to get to the island of Tabarca
From Alicante, Santa Pola, Torrevieja and Benidorm, boats and boats sail daily during the summer. In autumn, there is also a connection with land, but ferries run much less frequently. The fastest and cheapest way to get to Tabarka is from Santa Pola. Below are links to the websites of carrier companies:
Santa Pola – Tabarca
Alicante – Tabarca
Benidorm – Tabarca
Torrevieja – Tabarca
A few tips before traveling to Tabarca: 904
5 there are very few zones on the island. If you are not among the first tourists to arrive, it will be difficult to take an umbrella. It’s better to go with your own.
At the height of the season (July-August) there are a lot of people on the island. Take care of lunch as soon as you arrive at Tabarka and book a table at one of the restaurants.
There is almost no shade on the island, be sure to bring sunscreen with you –
If you plan to go snorkeling, then most of the fish in the rocky areas of the island. To avoid hurting your feet, bring aquashoes with you.
If you have motion sickness, take motion sickness tablets 30 minutes before departure. They are sold in every pharmacy in Spain and are called ¨Biodramina¨.
For other water activities, read the article “Water sports on the Costa Blanca”.
For those wishing to spend a comfortable day at sea near the island of Tabarka, we organize individual yacht trips.
List of islands in Spain for holidays (Formentera, Tabarca and others)
Spain is a sunny paradise for tourists. Lovers of crystal clear water, snow-white hot sand, beautiful coast, gourmets (after all, Spain is a real gastronomic paradise), hunters of historical and memorable places come here.
The Spanish islands are attracting more and more tourists. After all, the islands of Spain for relaxation are a great idea. The sphere of tourist services in island Spain is very developed: thousands of cafes and restaurants, hotels, tourist routes. And travel agencies offer a whole list of tourist tours that will be interesting to visit for both a child and an adult.
The largest island in Spain. Mallorca has interesting and vibrant sights, hot white sand beaches, part of the island is a protected area, as well as the only railway in the archipelago.
An island famous for its nightlife and entertainment. But, besides this, there are a lot of attractions and two large beaches – Costa Brava and Costa Dorada.
Menorca
The island, which is part of the Balearic Islands, is no less popular than the previous ones. It attracts travelers with its snow-white beaches and pine forests. And in 1993, Menorca received the status of a biosphere reserve.
Area: 696.7 km²
Capital: Mahon
Formentera Spain
Formentera, Spain is the quietest and most comfortable of the Balearic Islands. It attracts tourists with the possibility of a quiet family vacation.
Basic data:
Map of the Balearic Islands
Area: 83.24 km².
Population: 9962
Official languages: Spanish, Catalan.
Weather: The climate on the island is comfortable. It is sunny almost 300 days a year, and the air humidity is about 70%. Winter is mild, up to +15 °C. In summer it is dry and hot – usually +26 °C, maximum +30 °C.
Resorts Formentera
City of San Francisco Javier is the largest city. A town hall was built here, there is an ethnological museum, a fortified church with an ancient Byzantine font, built in 1738, has been preserved. There is also everything for tourists: comfortable hotels, cafes, restaurants.
Es Pujols is the most favorite city for tourists. There is everything you want here: two nightclubs Tipic and Magoo, a hippie fair, bike rental equipment, restaurants, bars, shops for shopping.
Beaches
The most comfortable beach is Migjorn (Platja de Migjorn), which is 3.5 km long and 40 m wide.
Platja de Illetes, 460 m long and 50 m wide, is located in the Salines Nature Reserve.
Punta des Borronar Beach is a beautiful 700 m long beach in the north of the island, 5 km from Savina.
Attractions Formentera
church Església Sant Francesc Xavier XVIII.
stone chapel with original 14th century vault Capilla de sa Tanca Vella.
ruins of the Roman citadel of Can Blai.
Garroveret round observation tower built in 1763.
Tabarca Island Spain
Tabarca Island is located opposite the resort town of Santa Pola.
The area of Tabarka is no more than 30 hectares, the length is 1800 m, and the maximum width reaches 450 m.
The climate of Tabarka is dry Mediterranean. The average annual temperature is +17 ºC with an upper limit of +35 ºC and a lower limit of +5 ºC.
As of 2013, the population of Tabarka is only 59 people.
History of the island
On April 14, 1983, Tabarca was the first in Spain to be declared an island whose water area is a marine reserve. Initially, the economic component of the city was fishing, but now the economy is focused on tourists. More than three thousand travelers visit Tabarka every year. At the moment, Tabarka has a water and electricity supply system connected to the mainland.
Tabarka Island
Entertainment in Tabarka
The crystal waters of the Mediterranean near Tabarka have contributed to the development of activities such as diving and snorkeling. Everyone can take a closer look at ruby corals, various fish, beautiful reefs and sharp stones of the seabed.
One of the main attractions of the island is the fortress of Santa Barbara. The fortress consists of 3 levels. The oldest part is the upper one, because it is here that medieval buildings, such as the Engineering Park, the English Bastion and the Hall of Fame, have been preserved. At the middle level are the Armory, the Military Corps, the ruins of the Barbara Chapel, the Queen’s Bastion. These monuments date back to the 16th century. And on the lower level there are festivals, exhibitions, holiday fairs, etc. There is also the Museum of the History of Alicante.
The cost of lifting is 2.7 €.
Opening hours – daily from 10.00 to 20.00.
Please note! The last elevator goes up at 19.20 and comes back down at 19.40.
The best time to visit Tabarka is from May to October – this is the time considered the “season”.
Tabarca’s best restaurants:
Amparín (Playa Central, Tabarca, tel. +34 965970734) – Deliciously cooked seafood is served here.
Gloria II (Calle de Bernadro Ruso, 19, Tabarca, tel. +34 965970584) – they serve the most delicious paella on the island.
Canary Islands (monthly weather)
The largest of the Canary Islands is called Tenerife. There are many beaches (with yellow and black sand) and resorts, including Los Cristianos and Playa de las Americas. The difference between the Canary Islands is that they are located in the Atlantic Ocean, which, of course, is a plus.
Sights of the island: On Tenerife there is the highest mountain in Spain – the Teide volcano, which is 3718 meters high, and there are also the mysterious pyramids of Guimar, about the origin of which no one knows.
Area: 2,034 km²
Province: Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Gomera
Gomera is one of the greenest islands in the Canary Islands. The abundance of different types of plants and greenery here is impressive. The entire area of the island is in small mountains and ravines, it is very interesting for hiking here.
Please note! A feature of Homer is his mists. Despite the fact that it is always sunny here, from the outside it seems that La Gomera is wrapped in fog.
Area: 369.8 km²
Province: Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Climate: the average annual temperature on the island fluctuates around 25°C, in winter it is a little cooler – about +20°C, in summer +26 +28°C. The ocean water temperature rarely drops below 20°C. Most of the precipitation falls from September to April, mainly in the highlands of the island.
Please note! The climate of Homer is subtropical, mild, without large temperature fluctuations. The average annual temperature ranges from +20°C in winter to +26°C in summer. You can swim in the ocean water here all year round – its temperature is 20-23°C.
Lanzarote
Lanzarote is often called the island of fire-breathing mountains due to the fact that there are 300 volcanoes here, and some part of the territory is covered with solidified lava.
Area: 845.9 km²
Province: Las Palmas.
Gran Canaria
This Spanish island is famous for its white and black volcanic sand beaches.
The main attractions of Gran Canaria:
Church of San Juan Bautista de Arucas.
The Columbus House Museum is a palace that was once the first residence of the governor of the island, who once visited Christopher Columbus.
Lighthouse Maspalomas.
Basilica of Our Lady of Pino.
Museo Atlantico Underwater Museum.
Area: 1,560 km²
Province: Las Palmas.
Gran Canaria
Fuerteventura
The oldest island in the Canaries. There is a very rich and interesting underwater world, which is why a large number of tourists are divers.
The air temperature on the hottest summer days reaches no more than +27 °С in the shade, and the low humidity level and the breeze that blows over the entire island help endure the heat. As for the water temperature, it is around +20 ± 2 °С almost all year round.
Area: 1,660 km²
Maximum length: 100 km.
Province: Las Palmas.
Hierro
Hierro is the smallest in the Canary archipelago. Rest here is more relaxed. Most of the sights are protected by UNESCO. The island is famous for its special trees that seem to be pressed to the ground, and in the south there is a marine nature reserve.
Usually the air temperature here ranges from +20 to +25°C, while the water temperature is from +19 to +23°C. All this provides a cool breeze in summer and the absence of hellish heat.
Area: 268.7 km²
Province: Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
La Palma
One of the islands in the Canary Islands, famous for its sandy beaches and lots of vegetation , many cafes, restaurants and shops.
Charco Verde is a quiet and calm sandy beach, ideal for families.
La Palma Attractions
La Caldera de Taburiente National Park.
Los Tilos.
La Sarsa.
Area: 708.3 km²
Province: Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Graciosa
One of the quietest and most comfortable islands. The tourism sector is not developed here. There are no hotels at all on Gracios, but only a couple of pensions. There are no noisy clubs, restaurants, cafes here either. Tourists are attracted by the opportunity to feel like Robinson Crusoe and live away from civilization for some time.
Area: 29.05 km²
Maximum length: 8 km.
Province: Las Palmas.
Map of the Canary Islands
Tips and advice from experienced tourists and travelers
Public transport! When visiting Spain, to save on metro travel, it is best to buy a BONOTREN pass. It costs 35 euros for 10 trips. And one trip will cost 4.5 euros.
Travel card BONOTREN
Spain is truly a paradise. Mallorca, Formentera, Ibiza and many other islands near Spain are ready to welcome everyone for a comfortable stay.
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¿Qué isla canaria visitar? Lo mejor de las 8 Islas Canarias ❤️
Han sido muchos años planeando cada escapada con la misma ilusión que aquella primera vez que pisé las Canarias hace ya más de dos décadas. Muchos años soñando despierta con qué iba a encontrarme en cada nueva isla. Montañas, volcanes, playas, bosques, desiertos, piscinas naturales, pueblecitos con encanto, arquitectura colonial y ¿hace falta seguir? Claro que sí. Tras conocer todas las islas que componen el archipiélago, aquí estoy para resolverte un gran dilema.¿Qué isla canaria visitar?. Un recorrido por lo mejor de cada una de las 8 Islas Canarias habitadas.
¿Qué isla canaria visitar? Los paisajes de El Hierro son una buena opción.
Creo que no hacen falta muchas explicaciones, pero vamos a contextualizar un poco. Se trata de un archipiélago situado frente a la costa noroeste de África, formado por 8 islas habitadas y varios islotes de menor tamaño. No hay ninguna que se parezca a otra. Ahí reside su verdadero valor. La increíble diversidad geológica y paisajística que nos ofrecen.
Contenido
1 ¿Qué isla canaria visitar? Lo mejor de cada una
1.1 » Tenerife, el techo de España
1.2 » Gran Canaria, un pequeño gran continente
1.3 » Lanzarote, la isla de los volcanes
1.4 » La Graciosa, un pedacito de paraíso
1.5 » La Gomera y sus bosques de fantasía
1.6 » La Palma: volcanes y estrellas
1.7 » El Hierro, una joya aún por descubrir
1. 8 » Fuerteventura, la isla con playas paradisíacas
2 ¿Cuándo es mejor visitar las Islas Canarias?
¿Qué isla canaria visitar? Lo mejor de cada una
Vamos allá. Se trata de un pequeño resumen con los puntos fuertes de cada isla. Qué tipo de paisaje las caracteriza y los principales atractivos turísticos para que puedas decidir cuál será tu próximo destino en las Islas Canarias. Como siempre, recuerda que este texto está basado en mi experiencia personal.
101 LUGARES ALUCINANTES DE CANARIAS
Además de ser una enamorada de Canarias y llevar años creando contenido gratuito sobre el archipiélago para el blog, he publicado un precioso libro junto a Anaya con un selección de 101 lugares impresionantes de Canarias. Todo ello acompañado de mapas de localización e imágenes impactantes para preparar tus próximos viajes a Canarias. Lo puedes comprar online en papel o versión ebook directamente aquí al mejor precio. ¡Espero que te guste! 😉
» Tenerife, el techo de España
Se trata de la isla más grande del archipiélago, también la más poblada, la que recibe más turistas a lo largo del año y el techo de España. Desde las impresionantes playas volcánicas del norte y las playas doradas del sur, hasta el punto más alto del país, el pico Teide con 3.718 metros de altura.
Atardecer en El Teide.
Pero Tenerife es mucho más que sus playas y los magníficos volcanes del Parque Nacional del Teide. Te lo dice una persona que la ha visitado en 3 ocasiones. En esta isla podemos soñar con increíbles bosques de Laurisilva en el Parque Rural de Anaga, también con paisajes lunares en Punta del Teno, incluso podemos adentrarnos en un tubo volcánico con 27.000 años de antigüedad en la Cueva del Viento, alucinar con los Acantilados de los Gigantes, admirar la arquitectura colonial de La Laguna y un largo etcétera.
En definitiva, Tenerife es un buen destino para los que desean sol y playa, también para los amantes de la naturaleza y el senderismo. La diversidad de paisajes y planes que hacer en esta isla es brutal.
👍LO QUE MÁS ME GUSTA DE TENERIFE
El Teide. No tengo ninguna duda al respecto. Este parque nacional, el más visitado de Europa, ya es motivo más que suficiente por sí mismo para organizar un viaje a Tenerife.
Bosques de Laurisilva y playas increíbles en Anaga.
Delfines y ballenas en libertad muy cerca de las costas tinerfeñas.
Ciudades y pueblos con encanto. Aquí cabe destacar la preciosa ciudad de San Cristobal de la Laguna y los pueblecitos de Garachico, Icod de los Vinos y Candelaria, entre otros.
Playa salvajes impresionantes como por ejemplo la playa de Benijo, El Bollullo o La Tejita.
👎LO QUE MENOS ME GUSTA DE TENERIFE
La masificación turística del sur. Al disfrutar de mejores temperaturas y playa asegurada prácticamente durante todo el año, la zona sur de Tenerife suele encontrarse abarrotada de urbanizaciones. macrocomplejos hoteleros terribles y muchísimos turistas, sobre todo ingleses y alemanes. Me refiero principalmente a las localidades de Los Cristianos, Playa de las Américas o Costa Adeje, entre otras.
» Gran Canaria, un pequeño gran continente
Aunque parezca increíble, ha sido la última que he tenido el gustazo de conocer. Y es que estamos hablando de la segunda en el ranking de islas que reciben mayor cantidad de turistas, por detrás de Tenerife. Sin embargo, había algo que año tras año me echaba para atrás. Los prejuicios están para eso, para ser derribados. Me encontré con una Gran Canaria interior salvaje, repleta de paisajes de otro planeta, de pueblitos con encanto, una capital bellísima y un pedacito de costa aún virgen y salvaje.
Las impresionantes Dunas de Maspalomas.
Gran Canaria es muy famosa por sus kilométricas playas de arena dorada del sur, también por las Dunas de Maspalomas reposando junto al océano, por conservar numerosos conjuntos de arquitectura canaria bien conservados y por unas cumbres que ofrecen miradores increíbles. Es difícil superar los atardeceres desde el Pico de las Nieves con la silueta del Roque Nublo dibujada en el horizonte. Sin embargo, me parece aún más importante lo que Gran Canaria guarda en secreto, una isla repleta de agradables sorpresas. Y eso hay que descubrirlo en persona.
Resumiendo, Gran Canaria es un destino estupendo para los que van en busca de sol y playa, para los más urbanitas, y también ideal para los amantes de los roadtrip y las carreteras panorámicas.
👍LO QUE MÁS ME GUSTA DE GRAN CANARIA
La capital, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, cuenta con un centro histórico espectacular y una de las playas urbanas más impresionantes que he tenido la suerte de conocer, la playa de Las Canteras.
La increíble cantidad de pueblos bonitos. Entre ellos, destacan Teror, Tejeda, Fataga, Arugas y Firgas.
Las Dunas de Maspalomas son, sin duda, uno de los paisajes más impactantes de todas las Islas Canarias.
El montañoso interior de la isla. Gran Canaria es una verdadera caja de sorpresas y el interior de la isla esconde buena parte de ellos.
Las playas salvajes y charcos de aguas cristalinas del norte y noroeste de la isla como la increíble playa de Güi Güi.
👎LO QUE MENOS ME GUSTA DE GRAN CANARIA
La masificación turística del sur. Me pasa lo mismo que en Tenerife. El sur está cuajado de playas kilométricas de arena dorada pero también de horribles aberraciones urbanísticas. Una verdadera pena.
Las distancias son muy grandes y las carreteras del interior bastante malas. Si quieres recorrerla entera y pernoctar todos los días en un mismo punto de la isla, vas a tener que pasar mucho tiempo en el coche.
» Lanzarote, la isla de los volcanes
Seguimos en orden descendente. Vamos a conocer la tercera más visitada del archipiélago. Una isla, Lanzarote, marcada por las continuadas erupciones volcánicas a lo largo de su historia. Las últimas se produjeron durante los siglos XVIII y XIX, y marcaron la orografía de lo que es hoy en día el Parque Nacional de Timanfaya. Un mar de lava solidificado hasta donde te alcance la vista, tonos oscuros y de una pureza que parecen irreales. Sin duda, es lo más cerca que vas a estar de caminar por la luna.
El Charco de los Clicos en Lanzarote.
Esos tonos negros, rojizos y ocres se funden con un océano, a veces furioso a veces en calma, para ofrecernos imágenes de grandes contrastes. En Lanzarote puedes asomarte a un cráter volcánico con miles de años de antigüedad, también puedes bañarte en playas y charcos naturales de aguas cristalinas, disfrutar de paisajes costeros abruptos y salvajes, caminar por las entrañas de un tubo volcánico, también por las callejuelas blancas de Teguise o admirar las obras arquitectónicas de César Manrique, un gran artista oriundo de Lanzarote.
Resumiendo, si quieres descubrir los paisajes volcánicos más espectaculares de todas las Islas Canarias y también disfrutar de preciosas playas de aguas cristalinas, Lanzarote es tu isla.
👍LO QUE MÁS ME GUSTA DE LANZAROTE
El Parque Nacional de Timanfaya es brutal. Los paisajes volcánicos de Lanzarote no se pueden comparar a los de ninguna isla canaria.
La playa Charco de los Clicos y su contraste de colores.
Las impresionantes playas de Punta del Papagayo, también la kilométrica playa de Famara o la salvaje playa del Risco.
La huella arquitectónica de César Manrique en los Jameos del Agua, el Mirador del Río o el Jardín de Cactus.
Se encuentra a solo 30 minutos en barco de la isla de La Graciosa.
👎LO QUE MENOS ME GUSTA DE LANZAROTE
Sus principales atracciones turísticas son de pago como el circuito por el Parque Nacional de Timanfaya, la Cueva de los Verdes, el Mirador del Río, los Jameos del Agua o el acceso a las playas de Punta del Papagayo.
» La Graciosa, un pedacito de paraíso
Te lo adelantaba hace un momento. Uno de los puntos fuertes de Lanzarote es que precisamente se encuentra a pocos minutos de navegación la isla de menor tamaño entre las islas habitadas de Canarias. La octava isla, La Graciosa. Quizás, la más exótica de todas ellas.
Calles de arena en Caleta de Sebo.
Si no has oido hablar mucho de La Graciosa es porque se trata del secreto mejor guardado de las islas afortunadas. En realidad, nos encontramos ante el Parque Natural del Archipiélago de Chinijo. Un conjunto formado por tres islas mayores (sólo una habitada) y pequeños islotes que conforman la mayor reserva marina de Europa. ¡Casi nada!
Para acceder a La Graciosa puedes optar por contratar una excursión organizada o reservar tu plaza en los ferris diarios que salen desde el puerto de Órzola, en el norte de Lanzarote. Si tienes suficiente tiempo disponible, lo mejor que puedes hacer es pernoctar un par de días allí. Te aseguro que se convertirá en una experiencia inolvidable.
Si quieres desconectar de todo, disfrutar de playas y paisajes increíbles, y vivir en un pequeño pueblo sin tráfico y con calles de arena, La Graciosa debería ser tu próximo destino dentro de las Islas Canarias. Es un sueño.
👍LO QUE MÁS ME GUSTA DE LA GRACIOSA
Las playas de aguas cristalinas, de tonos azul turquesa y salvajes como pocas junto a volcanes de tonos rojizos.
No hay carreteras asfaltadas ni coches, sólo caminos de tierra y arena. De hecho, puedes y debes recorrer la isla al completo en bicicleta. Los únicos coches que circulan son algunos vehículos 4×4 que funcionan como taxi para turistas.
Caleta de Sebo, el principal núcleo habitado, es un precioso pueblo de casitas blancas y calles de arena.
👎LO QUE MENOS ME GUSTA DE LA GRACIOSA
Masificación en temporada alta. Tuve la suerte de visitar La Graciosa en octubre, temporada baja y sin apenas turistas. Dicen que, durante los meses de verano, al no haber una regulación extricta del tráfico marítimo, la isla recibe más turismo del que debería soportar.
» La Gomera y sus bosques de fantasía
¿Aún no sabes qué isla canaria visitar?. Pues muy atento que vienen curvas. He de reconocer que La Gomera es una de mis favoritas. Y, si llegas hasta el final del artículo descubrirás con qué otras islas comparte mi TOP 3 personal. Desde su altura máxima que alcanza el Pico de Garajonay (1.487 metros de altitud) hasta un litoral accidentado en el que se suceden playas de arena negra y acantilados, tenemos a nuestra disposición una diversidad de espacios naturales impresionante.
Bosques de laurisilva en La Gomera.
Pero La Gomera no se entendería sin mencionar su paisaje más característico, los bosques de laurisilva canaria del Parque Nacional de Garajonay. Se trata de un tipo de bosque subtropical que, en la actualidad, sólo sobrevive en las islas de la región macaronésica. Y precisamente, La Gomera y en concreto el espacio protegido del Parque Nacional de Garajonay conserva uno de los mejores exponentes de estos bosques milenarios.
Si quieres viajar a Canarias en busca de playas, en La Gomera las vas a encontrar. Pero, desde luego, no debería ser tu motivo principal de visita. Esta pequeña isla es salvaje y está repleta de senderos. Si no pretendes meter tus botas de montaña en la maleta, quizás debas tomar otra elección.
👍LO QUE MÁS ME GUSTA DE LA GOMERA
Garajonay sin duda alguna. Este parque nacional ocupa más del 10% del territorio de la isla. Nos ofrece decenas de miradores y rutas de senderismo de menor y mayor dificultad.
El impresionante mirador de Abrante. Un balcón acristalado con impresionantes vistas sobre la vecina isla de Tenerife y El Teide.
El oasis tropical de Valle Hermoso.
El encanto y las playas de San Sebastián de La Gomera.
Los atardeceres hippies de Valle Gran Rey.
👎LO QUE MENOS ME GUSTA DE LA GOMERA
El turismo de autobús de ida y vuelta desde Tenerife. Muchos turistas deciden visitar La Gomera desde Tenerife en barco en un sólo un día. Eso hace que los mejores miradores permanezcan abarrotados durante las horas centrales de turistas que sólo están de paso.
» La Palma: volcanes y estrellas
Otra de estas islas que nunca me cansaría de repetir. Ya he acudido en dos ocasiones a su encuentro y no descarto que haya una tercera. La Palma es la isla de los volcanes, también de los bosques de laurisilva, de cumbres que superan los 2. 000 metros, del mar de nubes, de los mejores cielos para observación de estrellas, de carreteras panorámicas con un millón de curvas, de raíces cubanas, de plataneras, de ron, de salsa y un millón de cosas más. La Palma lo tiene casi todo.
¿Qué isla canaria visitar? La Palma es una buenísima opción.
En definitiva, La Palma es una isla para patearla, para recorrerla en coche, para saborearla y disfrutar de un cielo cuajado de estrellas. ¿Playas?. Las tiene y algunas increíbles, pero de nuevo te digo que para destinos de sol y playa tienes otras islas más adecuadas.
👍LO QUE MÁS ME GUSTA DE LA PALMA
La impresionante Caldera de Taburiente, sus miradores, adentrarse por sus senderos y ascender hasta el Roque de los Muchachos a 2426 metros de altura.
Rutas de senderismo increíbles como la Ruta de los Volcanes, el Bosque de los Tilos o el Cubo de la Galga.
Un atardecer desdelas Salinas de Fuencaliente.
Observación de estrellas en la isla con mejor calidad de cielos.
Disfrutar de la arquitectura canaria en Santa Cruz de La Palma.
Los Volcanes de Teneguía sus coladas de lava y conos volcánicos de colores súper intensos.
👎LO QUE MENOS ME GUSTA DE LA PALMA
Peor accesibilidad desde la península. La Palma cuenta con rutas aéreas directas desde la península pero no hay muchas opciones y los vuelos salen más caros que a otras islas. Se debe reservar con antelación.
» El Hierro, una joya aún por descubrir
Otra de las islas más desconocidas del archipiélago que merece muchísimo la pena visitar. A veces, ese desconocimiento nos hace perdernos verdaderas joyas de la naturaleza. Aquí el océano en constante lucha con la roca volcánica ha creado piscinas naturales alucinantes. También encontraremos volcanes de mil colores, los ya famosos bosques milenarios de laurisilva, faros perdidos en el fin del mundo e increíbles cortados rocosos que mueren abruptamente en el mar.
Charcos naturales en El Hierro.
Pero, si por algo se ha hecho famosa la isla de El Hierro y es capaz de atraer un buen número de turistas a lo largo del año, no es por su atractivos turísticos más visibles, sino por su tesoro sumergido bajo el mar. Estoy hablando de la increíble biodiversidad de la Reserva Marina de La Restinga en pleno Mar de las Calmas. Dicen que es uno de los mejores lugares para bucear de Europa y de todo el mundo.
Si quieres desconectar de todo, disfrutar de una naturaleza aún salvaje y conocer a fondo la isla más sorprendente de Canarias, El Hierro es una elección inmejorable.
👍LO QUE MÁS ME GUSTA DE EL HIERRO
Sus charcos naturales de todos los tamaños, formas y colores.
Los bosques de laurisilva de La Llanía.
Los fondos marinos de La Restinga.
Los impresionantes cortados del Valle del Golfo y también del Monumento Natural de las Playas.
La inmensa tranquilidad que se respira en toda la isla. El turismo de masas aquí no existe. Apenas hay tráfico ni puntos atestados de turistas.
👎LO QUE MENOS ME GUSTA DE EL HIERRO
El acceso a la isla de El Hierro desde la península requiere combinar dos aviones, o avión y barco. Un precio que merece la pena pagar por disrutar de una isla tan auténtica y tranquila.
» Fuerteventura, la isla con playas paradisíacas
Es el destino playero por excelencia. Tiene las mejores playas de todas las Islas Canarias con mucha diferencia. Desde las playas de El Cotillo y las Dunas de Corralejo con sus aguas cristalinas de tonos verdes y azules súper intensos, hasta las playas más salvajes de la Península de Jandía y las del islote de Lobos. Nos encontramos ante el verdadero paraíso canario. Nada que envidiar a las playas de las Islas Baleares o las mejores playas de el Caribe.
Playas de las Dunas de Corralejo.
Fuerteventura es la segunda isla más grande de las Islas Canarias. Ya sabemos lo que nos ofrece su increíble perímetro costero pero ¿qué hay del interior?. Un paisaje árido, seco y desértico que, por momentos, nos transporta muy lejos. Y es que parece que nos hayamos trasladado hasta el Far West americano. Imprescindible visitar el precioso pueblo de Betancuria, y tambien multitud de miradores impresionantes como el Mirador de las Peñitas, el Mirador de Morro Velosa, o el Mirador Sicasumbre.
Ya lo sabes. Playas, playas y más playas. Si te apetece tomar el sol y disfrutar de algunas de las mejores playas de España, sin duda, Fuerteventura debe estar en tu lista de próximos destinos.
👍LO QUE MÁS ME GUSTA DE FUERTEVENTURA
Las Dunas de Corralejo son espectaculares. Un paisaje donde la arena lo domina todo y las playas de aguas cristalinas son una tentación difícil de resistir.
Playas de color esmeralda y aul turquesa de los tonos más potentes e irreales que hayas visto en tu vida repartidas por toda la isla. Desde El Cotillo hasta Morro Jable.
La playa de Cofete, kilómetros de arena y gigantescos muros rocosos.
La Isla de Lobos, un pequeño islote cargado de atractivos.
Un interior de la isla desértico, con miradores y paisajes súper chulos.
👎LO QUE MENOS ME GUSTA DE FUERTEVENTURA
El viento. Sí ese viento que caracteriza la isla de Fuerteventura y que hay días que te puede impedir disfrutar de las playas.
Las distancias kilométricas. De un extremo a otro de la isla se puede demorar cerca de dos horas en coche.
¿Cuándo es mejor visitar las Islas Canarias?
Esta respuesta es verdaderamente sencilla. ¡Todo el año!. ¿Es que nadie te ha contado que son las islas de la eterna primavera?.Las temperaturas suelen ser muy estables, sin oscilaciones bruscas a lo largo de todo el año. De hecho, la temporada alta de este archipiélago no sólo comprende los meses de julio y agosto. La época comprendida entre los meses de diciembre hasta abril es temporada de gran ocupación.
¿Conclusión? Cualquier mes es bueno para preparar el viaje. Yo os puedo decir que he viajado a Canarias en verano, en primavera, en otoño y también en invierno. Y, salvo una ocasión en la que tuve que cambiar de planes por una gran temporal de nieve en El Teide, siempre he tenido buenas experiencias. Tienes toda la información en el post sobre cuál es la mejor época para viajar a Canarias.
SEGURO DE VIAJES TAMBIÉN PARA CANARIAS
La crisis del coronavirus lo ha puesto todo patas arriba y, ahora más que nunca (sobre todo cuando hay que coger un avión), es súper importante viajar con un seguro que nos permita recuperar el dinero si hay que cancelar el viaje, cubrir los gastos de una posible cuarentena y más coberturas que se convierten en imprescindibles si sucediese algo.
En este sentido, os recomiendo la póliza Iati Escapadas de la compañía Iati Seguros porque es súper completa y súper barata para viajes dentro de España (cuesta unos 50 céntimos por día). Además tengo un 5% de descuento adicional por contratar el seguro desde este link.
‘Vale Rebeca, no me has resuelto las dudas‘, pensarás. ¿Qué isla canaria visitar? ¿cuál merece más la pena?. Es difícil decirlo. Todas y cada una de ellas tienen su propia magia. Ese algo que las hace únicas frente a las demás. Pero he decidido mojarme. Y, si me preguntas directamente, te diré que a pesar de que volvería a visitarlas todas, mis favoritas son El Hierro, La Palma y La Gomera.
Además, cabe señalar que, si tienes pensado visitar varias islas en un sólo viaje, te recomiendo utilizar el buscador de ferries de Ferryhopper donde podrás consultar en una sola web todas las líneas marítimas que operan en el archipiélago o el buscador de vuelos de Skyscanner para escudriñar las mejores ofertas de vuelos internos. En este artículo sobre cómo moverse entre las Islas Canarias puedes ampliar información.
Como ves, en mi blog dispones de un montón de artículos súper detallados con lo mejor de cada destino y toda la información que necesitas para escoger qué isla canaria es mejor según tus propios gustos personales.
Si tienes dudas adicionales puedes dejarme tus preguntas en los comentarios de este artículo. También puedes consultar la web de Turismo de las Islas Canarias.
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A cada uno nos gusta disfrutar las vacaciones y escapadas de un modo diferente. Las Canarias, dentro de su diversidad, permiten contentar a todos.
Temperaturas medias que oscilan entre los 19 y 24ºC esperan a los que visitan alguna de las islas canarias a lo largo de todo el año. Un clima suave y placentero que permite disfrutar de la isla y de sus encantos más secretos independientemente de que vayamos coincidiendo con algunas de las fechas más importantes de su calendario de festejos y tradiciones o no.
Playas de ensueño y la posibilidad de poder elegir entre tumbarnos sobre la arena fina, o en playas de roca volcánica o incluso en todo un abanico de pequeñas calas solitarias, las hacen todo un atractivo para los amantes de las olas y el bronceado. Pero no solo eso. Canarias es también tierra de deportes, de gastronomía, de naturaleza virgen, de artesanía y cultura… Un crisol de posibilidades que, aunque se pueden encontrar y llevar a la práctica en todas ellas, se vuelven algo más especiales en una concreta.
Desde Fuerteventura, el lugar idílico para los amantes del deporte a La Palma, para los viajeros que buscan disfrutar de la naturaleza más virgen, El Hierro, para aquellos que en sus planes buscan un oasis de tranquilidad o Tenerife, la isla por excelencia para quienes buscan vivir experiencias de lujo inolvidables, en cada una de ellas se puede disfrutar de las particularidades que hacen tan especiales a estas islas. Es por ello que elegir la isla canaria que más va con nuestros gustos (y personalidad) será la mejor de las ideas para empezar con buen pie la muy evocadora misión de ir explorando todas y cada una de las islas. Toma nota de lo que debes saber acerca de cada una de ellas y planea tu próximo viaje o escapada de última hora.
Fuerteventura: para amantes del deporte
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150 kilómetros de playa de arena dorada y aguas turquesas son el mejor marco en el que desarrollar todo tipo de actividades. Corralejo y Puerto del Rosario al norte, así como Costa Calma al sur, suelen ser los focos que atraen a la mayoría de los turistas. En ellos, al igual que en toda Fuerteventura, se puede llevar a cabo todo tipo de deportes, desde exóticos como la Bola Canaria o el Juego del Palo, al buceo, las salidas en catamarán, la equitación, el golf, el ciclismo en ruta o el kitesurf. Además de ser toda la isla Reserva de la Biosfera, es también Reserva Starlight gracias a la belleza y limpieza de sus cielos, que permiten observaciones de estrellas impactantes.
Le gustará a… los que quieran pasar sus vacaciones de deporte en deporte sin cansarse.
Un rincón: avistamiento de estrellas en el observatorio de Tefía.
Un sabor: el del queso majorero, DO de la isla.
Más información: visitfuerteventura.es
Tenerife: para amantes del lujo
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Si hay un rincón canario que ha apostado claramente por el turismo de gran lujo, es la isla de Tenerife. Por un lado, con establecimientos que atraen a los VIPs más exigentes, especialmente los situados en la costa de Adeje. Pero también que sea el lugar en el que más restaurantes con estrella Michelin hay de Canarias (The Ritz-Carlton, Abama, Kabuki, Kazán…), que se haya desarrollado todo un programa de turismo gastronómico en torno a las especialidades y vinos de la isla; así como a los spas y balnearios. Y todo ello sin olvidar el Teide o los diferentes Beach Club.
Le gustará a… los hedonistas, amantes de las suites y privilegios más dignos de maharajá.
Un rincón: cualquiera de los charcos o piscinas naturales.
Un sabor: el de la miel de retama, única en el mundo.
Más información: webtenerife.com
La Palma: para amantes de la naturaleza virgen
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Recuperándose poco a poco del horrible incendio que la sacudió el año pasado, la isla de La Palma es uno de los focos principales del turismo activo en Canarias. Además del buceo en sus fondos profundos llenos de cuevas, no faltan opciones para realizar mountain bike, senderismo, observación de estrellas… La red de senderos tiene 1.000 kilómetros señalizados con balizas y no falta la oportunidad de recorrerlos en quad o sobrevolarlos en parapente, así como circunnavegar La Palma en una piragua. La naturaleza salvaje, única en el mundo, permite fragancias florales inimaginables en un paseo, así como adentrarse en bosques perfectos.
Le gustará a… los que quieran empezar a andar por la mañana y no querer parar al caer el sol.
Un rincón: Los Tilos, uno de los bosques de laurisilva más importantes del archipiélago canario.
Un sabor: pescado a la brasa en la playa de Tazacorte.
Más información: visitlapalma.es
Gran Canaria: para amantes de la fiesta
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Si hay algo que los canarios saben hacer a la perfección, eso es divertirse. El Carnaval, de fama universal, es una buena muestra de ello, pero no la única fiesta. De hecho, hay una isla, la de Gran Canaria, donde convergen todo tipo de actividades culturales que invitan al disfrute, con diferentes grados de locura. Desde los festivales de Ópera y Cine en Las Palmas, a las fiestas más salvajes de Maspalomas, pasando por las fiestas del Charco, donde todo el mundo acaba embarrado, los bailes del solajero, las tradiciones festivas de los pescadores… Es casi imposible aburrirse si eres todo un fiestero.
Le gustará a… los que quieran darlo todo las 24 horas del día, esté el sol o la luna.
Un rincón: las dunas de Maspalomas.
Una excursión: a Teror, en el centro de la isla y con dulces riquísimos.
Más información: grancanaria.com
El Hierro: para amantes de la tranquilidad
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El Hierro es la más occidental y meridional de las Canarias. De hecho, hasta 1885, la Punta de Orchilla fue considerada el meridiano 0, convirtiéndose así en uno de los más usados en los mapas del siglo XVI y XVII. Es la primera isla completamente autosuficiente mediante fuentes de energía renovables y cuenta con 46 puntos de inmersión en un paisaje submarino que aun se está formando (la última erupción fue en 2011). Pero si por algo destaca El Hierro es por la tranquilidad. No hay masificaciones, no hay estrés ni prisa. La vida contemplativa, tranquila, tiene en este rincón esquinado su particular retiro estival.
Le gustará a… los que quieran silencio, tranquilidad y hacer cada día una aventura sosegada.
Un rincón: el fondo marino de La Restinga, lleno de vida.
Una excursión: al Mirador de la Peña, con vistas impresionantes.
Más información: elhierro.travel
La Gomera: para amantes de los escenarios mágicos
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Declarada Reserva de la Biosfera tanto por su ecosistema marino como terrestre, la isla de La Gomera bien podría parecer un escenario en el que tramoyistas cambian constantemente el paisaje. De valles de palmeras a bosques milenarios, pasando por playas de arena negra, aguas turquesas y brillantes, acantilados ralos y oscuros… Acercarse al bosque de El Cedro es tan imprescindible como hacerse a la mar en busca de ballenas (es el lugar de Canarias donde hay más concentración de cetáceos). Otro plan perfecto es ir de caserío en caserío probando exquisiteces y viendo la arquitectura tradicional.
Le gustará a… los que quieren ser sorprendidos a cada vuelta del camino con un paisaje.
Una excursión: adentrarse en el Parque Nacional de Garajonay.
Un sabor: potaje de berros, servido en platos de madera de sabina o aceviño.
La asombrosa naturaleza volcánica de Lanzarote hace que baste un par de minutos para enamorarnos de sus paisajes únicos. Es una de las islas que más presume de playas, en tanto que cuenta con algunas como la de Papagayo, considerada la mejor de España. Con diferentes áreas: Teguise, Playa Blanca, Puerto del Carmen, Timanfaya… Lanzarote se ha configurado como uno de los rincones más especiales en materia gastronómica. Cocineros que llevan a cabo cocina de autor añaden a sus menús un sinfín de platos e ingredientes autóctonos convirtiendo el resultado en todo un paraíso para los sentidos.
Le gustará a… los gourmet y amantes de que les sorprendan en la mesa.
Un rincón: Playa Papagayo, al atardecer.
Una excursión: Timanfaya y legado de César Manrique.
Más información: turismolanzarote.com
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The Canary Islands are the islands about which legends are composed. Many ancient and even modern scientists are convinced that the Canary Islands are the visible part of the once sunken continent of Atlantis… These islands are sometimes called Paradise, the Champs Elysees or the Gardens of the Hesperides, the Happy Isles of the Blessed. 100 kilometers from the coast of Africa at the latitude of Florida, they always delight with an abundance of heat and light. Mild climate and an amazing combination of valleys immersed in greenery and bizarre rock formations. Fertile valleys and high mountain deserts, deep gorges and vast volcanic fields, tropical gardens and “enchanted” foggy forests, abandoned villages and, of course, lively cities stretch here.
Palmitos Park
Guayadeque Gorge
Aqualand Costa Adeje
Viewpoint Mirador del Rio
Archaeological Museum of Betancuria
Playa de Las Canteras
San Miguel Castle
Jungle Park (Orlov Park)
Timanfaya National Park
Jameos del Agua Cave
Fuerteventura Botanical Garden
Loro Park (Parrot Park)
Cave Cueva de los Verdes
Puerto de la Cruz Botanical Garden
Amadores Beach
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The Canary Islands will no longer close hotels for quarantine
The Canary Islands will no longer close hotels for quarantine
The Canary Islands will no longer close hotels for quarantine when new infections are detected among tourists. This statement was made by
Canary Islands tourism industry hit hard by Thomas Cook bankruptcy
Canary Islands travel industry hit hard after Thomas Cook bankruptcy
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11/14/2018
Canary Islands: Tenerife again.
Finally I was going to write about the hotel, it has been waiting for me for so long!;))—Summer is ending. “There are no more bright days.” But this is not very upsetting. Because in September we have a vacation, and you can choose a place on the globe where the onset of cold weather is postponed. My husband recklessly trusted me to choose, hoping that I knew the limits of reason….
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12/14/2017
Canary Islands: LANZAROTE ISLAND – FIRE MOUNTAIN, BOILING COASTS
Our 4 days in Fuerteventura flew by in an instant, it’s time to explore a new island for us, Lanzarote – island-surprise, island-Mars, island-moon, island-fire, and just an island – fantasy. By the way, while I was about to write a review, Eagle and Tails came out about the Canary Islands, incl. and Lanzarote. I immediately rushed to look to compare…
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11/17/2017
Canary Islands: FUERTEVENTURA – THE CANARY QUEEN OF THE BEACHES
Despite the huge number of the most beautiful places on our globe, for some reason I am regularly attracted to the Canary Islands. And it seems that there is a problem with greenery, and there are only volcanoes and lava, and I return there again and again. Tenerife and Gran Canaria have already been mastered by our family. According to the stories of Yuri (St. Petersburg), we got acquainted with Palma, Gomera…
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Our route: Kaliningrad-Warsaw-Tenerife and back. We took a taxi to Warsaw and spent the night in a hotel near the Midl airport in order to avoid misunderstandings on the road (borders and traffic jams) and have a rest before 5:30. flight. Out of 8 flights with Polish airlines, two landings were terrible, the plane was thrown from one side to the other when it touched…
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16.07.2017
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Hello again!
If you thought that I returned from Tenerife yesterday and gave up everything to write a review, then you, friends, are mistaken! No time for writing! It was I who returned from this Russian island in August last year, and only now I got around to scribbling a couple of lines. Although, as it is customary to say now IMHO, but to write about Tenerife…
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06/26/2017
. And here on the next vacation, the choice was made in favor of Tenerife.
11 to 19June 2017
Flight: a / c Iberia with a transfer in Madrid, i.e. Moscow-Madrid-Tenerife and back. Well, there is no vacation without adventure, so about the flight, a little later.
The rest turned out…
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24.05.2017
Canary Islands: Tenerife. The return of numero tres…
Our third return to the island of Tenerife took quite a bit of time, only fifty minutes. And all because that is how long it takes the ferry company Fred Olsen Express to overcome 40 kilometers and 400 meters between the ports of San Sebastian de la Gomera and Los Cristianos. It is always pleasant to return to the island of Tenerife, and to find a reason for returning…
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23.04.2017
Canary Islands: La Gomera: in the footsteps of Christopher Columbus. ..
Like any self-respecting island, La Gomera can be reached either by air or by sea. Including from the island of Tenerife. When planning their trip along the route Tenerife – La Gomera – Tenerife, they immediately abandoned the planes of the Binter Canarias airline, because it seemed that it would be somewhat difficult to get into the luggage compartment of the aircraft …
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04/23/2017
Canary Islands: STAY LONGER ON THE ISLAND OF LA GOMERA
Good afternoon, friends! all in any way about last year’s Canary Islands will not report. This is probably because every time we have to fill in the empty pages of our site not only in the directions sections, but also to open for you, my dears,…
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31.07.2014
Canary Islands: Through the picturesque Masca to the foot of the sleeping Teide, to walk along the streets of La Orotava and be enchanted by the colonial atmosphere of La Laguna …
After arranging a mini-vacation and an unplanned outing in Tenerife, we did not puzzle over what we would like to see for a short time. During a short visit to the island (February cruise), the weather made adjustments, and then not all of our excursion plans were destined to come true.
Firstly, we never made it to the main attraction…
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03/05/2017
Canary Islands: Canaries and Morocco cruise
Canary Islands, February 18-March 2, 2017. Health and well-being to all! Of course, I planned something else for the cruise to go once, but so, one might say by chance, I did not even imagine. At the end of August, OlgaSerg, notorious to many, by mistake, or some other reason, sent me a link to Inflot cruises with…
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04/25/2014
Canary Islands: An anti-crisis island!
Why anti-crisis, you ask? Yes, it turns out that our last visit to Tenerife fell on the events of 2009. Also spring, the currency is jumping, the planes are empty. And then – the Canary Islands, and even got to the annual carnival … Wonderful!!! I really didn’t want to go home then. This time it’s the same. So… We rested from March 25 to March 8…
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20.03.2013
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Having fully carnivalized, after the end of the colorful and noisy event, we left Santa Cruz without regret, hoping that a calm, and most importantly quiet, vacation on the coast, near the ocean, awaits us. Hotel – Apartments Palm Beach Club. Located in Playa de las Americas, opposite Troya beach, across the road. Booked a studio….
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Canary Islands: climate, recreation, attractions
The Canary Islands are one of the provinces of Spain. They have not only an interesting and diverse nature, but also an amazing history filled with battles, conquests and great deeds. If you believe the legends, then the Canary Islands are the remains of the sunken Atlantis, the continent inhabited by an ancient and highly developed civilization.
We invite you to take a short trip to the Canary Islands with us. Let’s talk a little about what to do and what to see in the Canary Islands. Shall we start?
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Nature and climate
Tourism in the Canary Islands
Holidays in the Canary Islands
Nature and climate
The Canary Islands are located off the western coast of Africa. This situation largely determines the climate of the islands. The Canary Islands are volcanic in nature and have different climates due to their different locations. And on the islands themselves, nature in the north and south is often completely different. However, the climate in the Canary Islands is approximately the same – tropical trade winds. The eastern part of the islands (Fuerventura and Lanzarote) is subject to dry hot winds from Africa, so the climate there is more arid. Thanks to the cold Canarian current, the temperature on the islands, even in the summer months, ranges from 22 to 27 ° C. Well, from December to April – from 17 to 21 ° C. The weather also changes depending on the area. The fact is that rather large areas on the islands are occupied by mountains, the highest point of which exceeds 3 thousand meters above sea level. And even in summer, when there is heat on flat terrain, you can see snow in the mountains. But the water temperature pleases tourists all year round, because it does not fall below 20 ° C. In the Canary Islands, you can also occasionally get caught in a severe thunderstorm with gusty winds and heavy rain.
Tourism in the Canary Islands
Tourists in the Canary Islands can expect a great variety of attractions, both natural and created by people of different eras.
Tenerife Island
The largest island in the Canary Islands is called Tenerife. When visiting it, of course, you should pay attention to its capital, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, rich in museums, architectural monuments and beautiful parks. Nearby rises the Teide volcano, which has a height of 3718 meters above sea level.
In the 1950s a national park was founded here, which pleases tourists with beautiful views and landscapes and where you can climb the mountain. The volcanic nature here delights with a variety of shapes and shades. Another popular city in Tenerife is Puerto de Lac Cruz. It is a major tourist center, and not far from it is Loro Park, which features more than 230 species of parrots that were brought here from almost all over the world. Also in Tenerife it is worth visiting the beach de Martianes with an amazing architectural ensemble, Plaza de España with many historical and architectural monuments, as well as the beaches of Taganana and Las Teresitas with magnificent black and golden sand.
Fuerteventura
Fuerteventura is the second largest island in the Canary Islands. It is famous for its beaches, among which Carallejo and Jandia are considered the best in the Canaries. Here it is worth visiting the Dunes National Park, where you can see many amazing representatives of the local fauna. On the west coast are the cliffs of Caleta Negra. They are popular for their caves, which surprise and delight tourists with their views. In the capital of the island, the ancient city of Betancuria, there is a real work of architectural art – the Church of St. Mary.
Gran Canaria
Gran Canaria also has many wonderful beaches. And to get acquainted with the history and culture of the island, it is worth visiting its capital – Las Palmas. Here is the Bishop’s Palace, the Cathedral, the monastery of St. Francis, the Columbus Museum, the Canarian Museum and many other attractions. In the north of the island, there is the cave of La Que Pintada, where rock paintings have been preserved, whose age is about 2 thousand years. They were made by the ancient tribes of the Guanches who inhabited the islands before they were discovered by Europeans.
Lanzarote Island
Tourists in the Canary Islands should definitely visit the island of Lanzarote, which impresses with its unearthly views. The fact is that there are more than 300 volcanoes on this island. In the 18th and 19th centuries, several eruptions occurred here, as a result of which most of the island was covered with lava and ash.
La Palma Island
History lovers should visit the island of La Palma, where there is a small square of Spain with a stone fountain, the Church of the Savior, the Town Hall, the Castillo de Santa Catalina fortress, the monument to the ship of Columbus, the Church of the Madonna of the Snows. There are also butterfly and bird reserves, as well as a national park, which is located right in the crater of the volcano.
La Gomera and Hierro Islands
Tourists usually come to La Gomera and Hierro Islands. There are practically no architectural monuments on them, but thanks to the small number of permanent residents, you can observe the amazing beauty of virgin nature here and take walks, enjoying the views. And off the coast of Hierro, in addition, there are very beautiful underwater views, which attracts diving and snorkeling enthusiasts here.
Holidays in the Canary Islands
The Canary Islands are interesting in themselves – cultural and historical monuments, amazing landscapes. At the same time, the infrastructure is quite developed here, allowing vacationers to get a lot of pleasure not only from contemplation, but also from active recreation.
In winter, it is worth going to the islands for at least one Canary Carnival, which is held simultaneously in Gran Canaria and Tenerife. It impresses with its scope and beauty. During the holiday, a competition is held for the Queen of the Carnival, where they choose among chic costumes. The costumes are the result of the labor of designers who invent and sew them for many months.
Windsurfing is also very popular on the islands. It is best to go to Tenerife for this activity. In the south of the island there is a place El Medano, which is famous for its windsurfing school. There are also good places for this sport on the islands of Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura and Lanzarote.
Scuba diving is possible off the coast of any of the islands. There is not only rich underwater flora and fauna, but also sunken ships, which, if desired, can be examined and penetrated inside.
Gran Canaria is home to the huge outdoor water park Maspalomas, a tropical oasis full of activities. It will appeal to both adults and children.
The Canary Islands are the perfect place for shopping lovers. Due to the absence of customs duties, here you can buy quality items at low prices. And, of course, the islands abound with cafes, restaurants, bars and pubs where you can taste Canarian cuisine and relax after an eventful day. Canarian cuisine combines Spanish, African, Latin American and Indian dishes. A dish called vieja is especially popular here. This is a fresh boiled wrasse served with green mojo sauce or red picon sauce. Swordfish, sea bass and sardines are cooked very tasty here. Another classic Canarian dish is rabbit with Salmorejo sauce. Marinated goat meat and pork are also quite popular here. All seasonings, sauces and marinades in the Canary Islands are prepared without preservatives, according to special recipes that have been passed down from generation to generation. The local population loves gofio cornmeal products. Here, this product is the basis of the diet, bread, porridge are made from it, and used as a side dish. And the national dessert is bienmesabe – a cream made from yolk, cinnamon and almonds.
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Spain – Travel Agency “Continental”
For the beaches bordering the hills covered with evergreen pines, this coast got its name – “Rocky”. Here stretches a whole string of typical Mediterranean towns like Palamos or La Escala. You should also look into the botanical gardens in Lloret de Mar and Blanes, see the Old Town and the ruins of an ancient Roman villa in Tossa de Mar. An ideal option for lovers of excursions, golf, water sports and flying on an airplane.
This “Gold Coast” with crystal clear shallow sea is a leisure center for tourists of all ages and budgets. There is also an amusement park Port Aventura in Salou, known throughout the world, and ancient architectural monuments in Tarragona, and an excellent beach holiday in Cambrils, La Pineda or Miami Playa.
The proximity of the mountains provides the entire Costa del Maresme with a mild Mediterranean climate and 275 sunny days a year. This area in terms of health resorts developed earlier than the others, and therefore today it has both well-thought-out transport links and the “correct” infrastructure, such as cozy inexpensive hotels and restaurants for travelers. The main points can be called Malgrat de Mar, Pineda de Mar, Callela and Sant Pol de Mar with its ancient temples and churches.
Proud, narcissistic, explosive, full of geniuses and mediocrity, falling in love and in love, tiring and weary… all this is about Barcelona – one of the most beautiful cities not only in Europe, but in the whole world. Barcelona is Dali’s crazy energy, Gaudí’s freaky architecture, stunning outfits of the LGBT community, active cycling traffic, awesome parties and endless sangria. It would be crazy to start listing at least some of its sights in the introduction to the Catalan capital: they are found here literally at every step, the ancient Roman port breathes history, every stone is ready to tell its legend, and all modern monuments are worthy of at least a hymn or an ode. In short, Barcelona is a city of art.
“I need Spain” is the slogan of the National Tourist Office of Spain, and only an inveterate egoist will disagree with this statement. Let’s justify: we need the beautiful sandy beaches of the best resort in Spain, the Canary Islands – this time. In the most delicious ham in the world and heavenly ambrosia – sangria (how else to glorify Spain, if not with a glass in hand!) – very much, these are two. In the pounding of castanets and heels, the whirlwind of polka-dotted frills and the passionate cries of the flamenco cantaors that Spain gave to the world, these are undeniably three. In all these phantasmagories, such as current clocks and scaly drainpipes (oh, Spain – a big inventor) – how! is four. Let’s add here all sorts of pleasant little things, somehow: an inexpensive and at the same time quite serious “skiing”, on which Spain “makes” the hyped Alps without looking, a varied nightlife and the opportunity to buy things from the catwalk at an outlet price – Spain is not unreasonably proud of the largest and cheap shopping villages. An additional bonus that Spain has prudently prepared for tourists is that a “public” Schengen visa is needed here, which allows you to visit your neighbors in Europe for a day or two without any hassle.
Spain Tourist is, first of all, magnificent beaches for every taste: if you want – the Atlantic, if you want – the Mediterranean Sea, here is white sand, and here are intricately indented rocks, the water of which has the very, real shade of “sea wave”. In addition, there are two archipelagos with hundreds of islands and islets, both “inhabited” by the fun tourist brethren, and ideally suited for Robinsonade. Fans of skiing will be delighted by three mountain systems with a lot of slopes for beginners and pros, gourmets – an abundance of numerous delicious dishes, the recipes of which are not able to accommodate any culinary ledger, and refined natures will experience catharsis from contemplating the creations of Gaudi, Goya, Velasquez and Dali. In a word, tours to Spain are exceptionally diverse, inspiring and year-round.
As usual in the Mediterranean, the sea and the sun are the main wealth of the lucky countries, closely located side by side on the coastline. The number of sunny days on the Mediterranean coast of Spain exceeds 300, and the transparent gentle waves beckon you to take a swim, not paying attention to any conventions, such as swimsuits and buoys. Beach Spain is a moderately noble destination and not always expensive, so there is a direct road for intelligent lovers to soak up the sun and splash in the sea. An added bonus is the variety of landscapes and activities: the harsher nature of the Atlantic with waves blessed by surfers and the soft embrace of the serene “Mediterranean”, not to mention the squeal-squeak-disco of Tenerife and Ibiza.
Catalunya – the famous autonomous community of Spain, which is divided into 4 provinces – Barcelona, Tarragona, Girona and Lleida – is located in the northeast of the Iberian Peninsula. This ancient region of Spain with a rich historical past is now famous for its national cuisine, city holidays and festivals, world-famous artists and, of course, the coast with soft golden sand and the crystal clear Mediterranean Sea.
The so-called cultural tourism is developed in Catalonia, and the great artists Dali, Miro and Tapies were born here.
The capital of Catalonia is Barcelona, but no less important cities are ancient Tarragona and the “immortal” Girona.
Cuisine
Although Catalan cuisine has its own unique taste and aroma, it is still part of the Mediterranean gastronomic tradition with its three classic ingredients – flour, oil and wine – and influences from the East and the New World.
The choice of food for dishes depends on the landscape: in the highlands they use meat (for example, rabbit conill amb allioli), cheese, sausages (botifarra amb mongetes) and vegetables “from the garden” (escalivada), in coastal areas – fish with rice, noodles or potatoes.
Catalonia has several types of local sweets and pastries, mostly made from marzipan (panellets, massapà) or cream (crema cremada, menjar blanc).
As an important addition to the main courses and dessert, a glass of Catalan wine is served – red, white, rose table or just dessert (ranci).
Beaches of Catalonia
The Catalan coast is an important asset of the autonomous community. It is not surprising that most of the beaches here have Blue Flags from the European Foundation for Environmental Education, as a guarantor of positive ecology and a symbol of crystal clear water and sand. Of the total 580 km of the sandy coast of Catalonia, the beaches of the Costa Brava, Costa del Maresme, Costa del Garraf and Costa Dorada are distinguished.
Costa Brava
The beaches bordering on the hills covered with evergreen pines, this coast got its name – “Rocky”. Here stretches a whole string of typical Mediterranean towns like Palamos or La Escala. You should also look into the botanical gardens in Lloret de Mar and Blanes, see the Old Town and the ruins of an ancient Roman villa in Tossa de Mar. An ideal option for lovers of excursions, golf, water sports and flying on an airplane.
Costa del Maresme
The proximity of the mountains provides the entire Costa del Maresme with a mild Mediterranean climate and 275 sunny days a year. This area in terms of health resorts developed earlier than the others, and therefore today it has both well-thought-out transport links and the “correct” infrastructure, such as cozy inexpensive hotels and restaurants for travelers. The main points can be called Malgrat de Mar, Pineda de Mar, Callela and Sant Pol de Mar with its ancient temples and churches.
Costa del Garraf
Today, this rocky coastline with wide sandy beaches has earned a good name among the elite resorts. The most prestigious apartments and expensive villas, as a rule, are located here. By the way, Rosignol, Casas, Dali and Nonel chose these places for their summer residences. Sitges, an old town built on the site of a fishing village, around which cultural, culinary and sports life revolves in the form of festivals, exhibitions and forums, sometimes of international importance, is also located here. The local resort of Castelldefels is also popular.
Costa Dorada
This “Gold Coast” with crystal clear shallow sea is a leisure center for tourists of all ages and budgets. There is also an amusement park Port Aventura in Salou, known throughout the world, and ancient architectural monuments in Tarragona, and an excellent beach holiday in Cambrils, La Pineda or Miami Playa.
Attractions, excursions and attractions in Catalonia
Gothic Quarter, MACBA Museum of Contemporary Art, Sagrada Familia in Barcelona
Seu Vella de Lleida Cathedral in Lleida
Roman Forum and Mediterranean Balcony (Balcó del Mediterrani) overlooking the city and the sea in Tarragona
Plaza Catalunya on the bridge over the river Onyar, Arab baths and gates San Cristofol in Girona
The spiritual center and heart of Catalonia – Montserrat Monastery
So-called cultural tourism is developed in Catalonia. In order to familiarize the broad masses of tourists and the local population with the “high”, the Cultural Tourism Club was created. It publishes a catalog with a list of must-see monuments and festivals, as well as a list of hotels, travel companies and public organizations through which you can get the information or service you need for the traveler.
Catalonia is definitely worth a visit because three great artists of the 20th century were born here: Miro, Dalí and Tàpies. Picasso spent several years of the most productive and important period in his work in Barcelona, Gosol and Cadaqués. The works of these masters can be seen in the Picasso Museum, the Joan Miro Foundation, the Antonia Tàpies Foundation in Barcelona and the Dali Theater Museum in Figueres.
Events
The main event of any Catalan city is the day of its patron saint, or Festa Major. Traditionally, on these holidays (usually summer), competitions stylized as medieval times, craft and food fairs are organized, concerts and open-air performances are held. Such an event is the best way to see how castels or “human castles” are built, when castellers build peculiar towers from each other.
Balearic Islands
The Balearic archipelago is one of the 17 autonomous regions of Spain with its own government, parliament and island councils in Mallorca, Menorca and Ibiza with Formentera. Also, the Balearic includes many small islands. Their total area is a little over 5 thousand km², the coastline is 1239 km. The capital of the Balearic Islands, Palma de Mallorca, is only 132 miles from Barcelona and 140 km from Valencia.
The Balearic Islands are located at approximately equal distance from the Iberian Peninsula, southern France and northern Africa. Today it is one of the largest centers of tourism in the western Mediterranean, and by no means the cheapest.
The main resort islands are Majorca (Mallorca), Menorca (Menorca), Ibiza (Ibiza) and Formentera.
There are many so-called VIP-tourists in the Balearic Islands: top models, movie and television stars, just rich people. So, for example, on the islands there are villas of Claudia Schiffer, Michael Schumacher, Boris Baker and Michael Douglas, as well as other famous people.
Tourists to the Balearic Islands are attracted primarily by magnificent beaches (one of the most environmentally friendly in Europe), the duration of the swimming season (from May to November) and a huge number of entertainment venues (cafes, bars, discos, casinos), which makes the rest here even more enticing.
Due to the mild climate, beautiful scenery and abundance of sun, many writers, artists and artists have chosen the Balearic Islands for their creativity in seclusion. The famous Spanish writer Santiago Rusinol called Mallorca the “Island of Peace” – this is the name of one of his works.
Climate
The Balearic Islands have a temperate climate typical of the Mediterranean, but with high humidity and increased temperature differences between seasons
yes. The average air temperature in winter varies from +8 °C to +15 °C,
in summer – from +27 °C to +29 °C. At the same time, the summer heat is easily tolerated: the sea breeze, called Embat here, blows constantly from May to September, softening the heat.
But one of the most attractive features for tourists is the number of hours of sunshine: 2442 hours or 300 sunny days a year (about 5 hours in winter days and more than 10 hours in summer). Water warms up to 25-26 °C in summer. The tourist season in the Balearic Islands opens in April and closes in October.
Features Balearic
Walking on your own, you should remember the traditional Spanish siesta – from 13:00 to 16:00 no one works on most of the islands. At this time, most banks, shops and government offices are closed for lunch – an exception may be some purely tourist places.
The archipelago has the highest standard of living in all of Spain, expressed primarily in housing prices and goods “for the locals”. Goods and services for tourists cost the same here as in Barcelona.
Cuisine and Restaurants
Spain in general and the Balearic Islands in particular is a foodie’s paradise. To visit here and not enjoy the traditional Mediterranean cuisine would be an unfortunate omission. The basis of the menu is fish, meat, vegetable dishes; for dessert, you will be offered a variety of fruits and delicious traditional pastries. National dishes are very diverse: Mallorcan hearty soups, among which caldera (soup with lobsters) is especially popular, excellent paella (rice dish with vegetables and meat or seafood), sobrasada sausage (made from a special black breed of pigs), sandwiches pan de oli (with jerky and tomato ramoet), fritos mallorquin with offal or seafood, lechona (baked suckling pig), coca de batata (sweet potato buns), gato (almond pie), fig bread, ensaimada (sweet pie in spiral shape) and much, much more.
Activities, excursions and attractions in the Balearic Islands
Mallorca is the largest of the Balearic Islands. In the capital of the island, Palma de Mallorca,
architectural monuments of different styles and eras are collected, among which the Cathedral and Bellver Castle, built in the 13th century, stand out. The so-called Spanish town is located in the historical center. During the tourist season, the Knights Tournament is regularly held here – a theatrical performance in the spirit of the Middle Ages. Another traditional entertainment of the Spaniards is bullfighting. It is here, in the center, on the Square of the Bulls, that you can witness this unforgettable spectacle with the participation of bullfighters from different provinces of Spain.
The main attraction of the island of Majorca is the Dragon Caves: stalactite caves of incredible beauty in the eastern part of the island near Porto Cristo. Here is one of the largest underground lakes in the world – Martell – 177 m long, 40 m wide and up to 8 m deep. Tours are held here every hour to the accompaniment of Chopin’s music. In addition to the Dragon Caves, in the east of the island there are also Arta Caves, famous for the variety of stone formations of amazing beauty.
The island of Menorca has its capital, the city of Mahon. There are many architectural monuments to which walking tours are conducted – they are all close to each other, making Mahon look like a museum. Church of St. Mary is famous for its superbly preserved organ 19c., known for its power and sound quality. On the squares of Columbus, Bastio, San Frances, Reyal, Miranda and Conquest, the life of the city is concentrated. There are magnificent palaces and historical buildings.
In addition, in Menorca we recommend visiting the Old Town of Ciutadella with medieval streets and palaces of aristocrats. The local Catholic Cathedral is considered the most monumental and beautiful building of the island. The palaces of Olivas, Vivo, Salort, De Saura deserve attention with their appearance and interiors. From the observation deck, located behind the building of the Municipal Council, a beautiful panorama of the port opens.
Menorca is also rich in amazing buildings of the Talayot culture of the Bronze Age megalithic period. Stone structures remind of a mysterious civilization that was here more than 3.5 thousand years ago.
The third largest island in the Balearic archipelago is Ibiza. It is only 40 km long and 20 km wide. All cities, including the capital of the island – the city of Ibiza, are located on the coast. During a sightseeing tour of the city, the most interesting are: the archaeological museum with numerous exhibits of the Carthaginian and Phoenician eras, the Sas-Taulas gate – the remains of a Renaissance fortress, and Cathedral Square with a whole cathedral complex. Castel Castle, or Almudaina, with the tower of the Vassal Oath preserved from the 18th century, is the tallest building in the city. From the Dal Villa quarter you have a beautiful view of the port and the old quarter of Sa Peña.
You can take a boat trip along the southeast coast of Ibiza past the most beautiful white sand beaches to the neighboring island of Espalamador. Traveling on a catamaran with a transparent bottom will allow you to enjoy the underwater world and its inhabitants.
And finally, from Ibiza you can make a trip to the pearl of the Balearic Islands – the island of Formentera. With the exception of two small rocky capes, La Mola and Cap de Barbaria, the island is almost flat – this is a great place for a secluded holiday. The only settlement is San Frances de Fomentera, which looks more like a tourist village than a city.
5 things to do in the Balearic Islands
Watch the marine life in the giant aquarium in Mallorca.
Listen to classical music in the caves in the same place in Mallorca.
Eat breakfast in Menorca with tartilla (omelet with potatoes) or ensaimada (stuffed bun).
Ride the Menorcan horses, a matter of special pride for the islanders.
Confuse day with night in Ibiza.
Lose count of the days spent on the paradise beaches of Formentera.
The most popular beaches and resorts of the Balearic Islands
Mallorca’s coastline is 555 km long – there are 76 beaches in total, 22 of which have been awarded the “Blue Flag” for their development and environmental friendliness. All beaches are municipal and free. The most popular are Playa de Palma, Calla, Vinas, Cala Major, Palma Nova, as well as small cozy bays with fine sandy beaches of Cala Gran, Cala Ferrera, Cala d’Or, Cala Llonga. Pebble lovers will love Son Calho Beach. The beaches have everything you need to relax: sunbeds, umbrellas, showers, bars, water bike rental.
Among Russian tourists, the most popular resort is Magaluf. There are comfortable bays with clean sand, clear water and a well-equipped, almost kilometer long beach. For lovers of a relaxing family holiday, the resort of Illetas is recommended, where the beach is a wide picturesque bay with fine sand.
Mallorca is a complete expanse for divers. May-June and September-October are the best time for diving here, the underwater world is striking in its beauty and diversity. Moreover, it is good to learn diving here as well as to make more difficult dives for the pros: at the same time, equipment here is much cheaper than in other countries.
In Ibiza, the beaches stretch for 18 km along the coast. The most famous of them are Talamanca, Figueretas, En Bossa, Cavallet, Cala Salada, the infamous San Salinas – the first nudist beach of the island. Today its glory is challenged by the more fashionable Playa de Canalle. The most fashionable in Ibiza is Playa de la Salina with bars and restaurants for every taste, even the most demanding.
There are quiet secluded beaches in Ibiza: Cala de Portnat is located in the north in a small bay, Cala d’Ort is a tiny beach overlooking Mount Es Vedra, and Bennirra is a small bay-beach where hippies like to gather. However, Ibiza is primarily an island of noisy parties, famous for its musical beaches, discos right at the water’s edge, which do not let you sleep for a minute. Among them, the loudest are Santa Eularia des Rio, Playa d’en Bossa and Sant Antoni.
On the island of Menorca, the most popular beaches are Caia Anna and Caia Galdana in the dry river deltas. Small hotels have been built near the sandy beaches. In the south of the island in Son Bou, sand dunes stretch for 3 km, among which there are nudist beaches. The northern coast of the island is occupied by gentle coasts and wide bays with sandy beaches. This is the most peaceful place in the Balearic Mountains, chosen by those who love a quiet and secluded holiday.
All beaches on the islands are urban, and therefore free. The fee is charged only for additional services: sunbed, umbrella, sun lounger. Their cost is in the range of €2–4 per day.
Canary Islands
The Canary Islands is a popular European year-round resort, where up to 10 million people spend their holidays annually. Among Russian tourists in this archipelago, the islands of Tenerife, Gran Canaria and Lanzarote are most popular, however, the habitat of “Russo Touristo” is constantly expanding.
Tenerife, Gran Canaria and Lanzarote are the most popular among Russian tourists in the Canary Islands.
Climate
Most of the Canaries enjoy a mild climate. Winter is warm (+19…+23 °C), summer is hot (+24…+30 °C). The average water temperature in summer is +20…+23 °C, in winter +17…+20 °C.
The temperature in Tenerife does not fall below +20 °C, and in summer it does not rise above +25 °C. The water in the ocean is +20…+22 °C. The features of Gran Canaria are a sharp change in natural zones: from high, forested mountains, on the tops of which there is almost always snow, to sunny beaches. Mountain peaks make it difficult for cold northern winds to penetrate the southern part of the island, so a warm and dry climate prevails there. Main resorts and islands
The largest island of the Canary archipelago, Tenerife, can offer a choice of quiet, secluded holidays, and noisy fun. For example, Los Cristianos, like neighboring Las Americas, is a “brisk” resort, visited mainly by the British and Germans, who are hungry for booze and discos. And Puerto de la Cruz, in turn, is well suited for a relaxing holiday “alone with nature.” Only here the coast there is steep and rocky, there are practically no beaches as such: tourists mostly splash in hotel pools.
7 things to do in the Canaries:
– Find yourself in Tenerife Carnival in February (in 2013 the theme of the holiday is “Bollywood”).
– Pamper your eyes with a visit to Loro Park in Puerto de la Cruz (Tenerife).
– Dream about your next stay at the smallest hotel in the world Punta Grande on the island of Hierro (you had to book in advance!)
– Get brand new heels after the fish-spa treatment.
– Feel like a grain of sand, standing on the shores of the menacing Atlantic Ocean.
– See lunar landscapes and palm-fringed oases within 10 minutes of each other in Gran Canaria.
– Look at the stars through excellent telescopes at the Roque Los Muchachos observatory on the island of La Palma.
Gran Canaria is good in every way. Those who like to relax in large tourist centers with many hotels and apartments, shops, restaurants, bars and attractions will certainly like it. But there are also small resorts on the island that specialize in water sports and have yacht parking, from where you can make excursions by sea, windsurf, fish in the open ocean, skydive – in general, actively have fun. The real “pearl” of the island is the Dunes (Dunas de Maspalomas). It is practically “Sahara in miniature” with the purest golden sand and a well-maintained five-kilometer beach.
The sandy beaches of Fuerteventura, many kilometers long, African-style wide and mostly deserted, are the best and longest in the Canary archipelago.
Finally, Lanzarote is an island-reserve, but not of flora or fauna, but of volcanoes. “Lunar Landscape” is the main exotic of this place. The island is perfect for a vacation that is not full of civilized entertainment.
Other islands (and resorts) of the Canary Islands – La Palma, Hierro and Gomera.
The largest island of the Canary archipelago, Tenerife , can offer a choice of quiet, secluded vacation, and noisy fun. For example, Costa Adeje and Los Cristianos, as well as neighboring Las Americas, are quite “brisk” resorts, visited mainly by the British and Germans, who are hungry for booze and discos. And Puerto de la Cruz, in turn, is well suited for a relaxing holiday “alone with nature.” Only here the coast there is steep and rocky, there are practically no beaches as such: tourists mostly splash in hotel pools.
Tenerife is called “the island of eternal spring” for a reason: in winter the temperature here does not fall below +20 °C, and in summer it does not rise above +25 °C.
Fuerteventura is the second largest island of the Canary archipelago after Tenerife, the island of sun and tranquility. Like the surrounding islands, it is of volcanic origin. It is believed that Fuerteventura is the oldest island in the Canary archipelago, formed as a result of volcanic eruptions that occurred many millennia ago.
Fuerteventura owes its name to the local wind, which practically does not subside all year round: in Spanish, “el viento” means wind, and “fuerte” means strong.
Once upon a time, Fuerteventura was covered with dense forests, but the turbulent naval history of the Canary archipelago led to active deforestation that went to the ships of the Spanish fleet. The pirates and war fleets of the medieval maritime powers have been repulsed, but the island is now deserted. At the same time, unlike Tenerife or Lanzarote, some of the beaches of Fuerteventura are covered not with volcanic black, but with golden sand more familiar to Europeans.
Fuerteventura is a favorite island for surfers from all over Europe, as well as a wonderful place for a peaceful holiday.
Andalusia
Andalusia is the southernmost autonomous community of Spain with a unique ancient history associated mainly with the Moors in the territory of Al-Andalus. Andalusia is located in the south of the Iberian Peninsula, where it is washed by the waters of the Atlantic, the Strait of Gibraltar and the Mediterranean Sea. The proximity of great water has influenced the history, cuisine, and development of coastal resorts in the community.
Andalusia has the warmest climate in Europe.
Andalusia consists of 8 provinces: Almeria, Cadiz, Cordoba, Granada, Huelva, Jaen, Malaga and Seville. The cultural and architectural attractions of Andalusia are concentrated in its main cities:
Seville – the capital of Andalusia with the famous Alcazar fortress and year-round festivals
Granada – the dream of poets and musicians, and also the birthplace of the Alhambra fortress
Malaga – the cosmopolitan stronghold of the Andalusian tourism industry
Cadiz – an ancient and diverse city
Cordoba – the capital of Muslim Spain
Beaches of Andalusia
as a resort with state-of-the-art tourist infrastructure.
Costa de la Luz. Once an object of desire for the Greeks, Romans and Moors, today this coast with 200 km of perfect golden sand attracts the attention of lovers of a calm and measured holiday. Ideal conditions for water sports and golf. By the way, the local town of Ronda is the birthplace of bullfighting in Spain, and here is the most dizzying bridge across a huge abyss.
Costa del Sol, washed by the Mediterranean Sea, stretches for 150 km along the coastline of the province of Malaga. Its name “Sunny Beach” was due to the presence on its territory of 325 sunny days a year and gentle climate.
The Costa Tropical lies between the Costa del Sol and the Costa del Almería. The proximity of the Sierra Nevada mountain range protects the coast from the cold winds of the north, and 320 sunny days a year, an average temperature of +20 ºC and a subtropical microclimate make this resort a fruit paradise.
Cuisine
Andalusian cuisine is the history of the region in color, aroma and taste. And since the Mediterranean diet is in vogue today, Andalusian fresh fruits, vegetables, fish and olive oil have become a local attraction. Much has been borrowed from Moorish cuisine since Al-Andalus, including the style of table setting and serving. If you are somewhere in a coastal city, then most likely your dish will contain fresh fish, if you are away from the sea, then meat.
Entertainment, excursions and attractions in Andalusia
Andalusia is a land with a rich historical past. The main cultural monuments and architectural ensembles of the past have survived to this day. Some of them are part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site:
– Alhambra Palace in Granada
– Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin on the site of the former Mezquita Mosque in Cordoba
– The famous bell tower of the Giralda Cathedral in Seville
10 things to do in Andalusia:
– Find the nearest monument to Columbus and capture yourself in front of it.
– Visit the Cathedral, which is in almost every city.
– To see a bullfight, or at least an arena for it.
– Taste gazpacho.
– Drink Cruzcampo – the famous Seville beer, or no less famous sherry – to choose from.
– Let flamenco take a place in your heart forever.
– See the majestic Gibraltar in all its glory.
– Fear in the Garganta del Chorro Gorge.
– Learn “How the Andalusian horses dance” at the show of the same name in Jerez.
– In Seville, take a waterbus ride on the Guadalquivir, the largest river in Andalusia.
Andalusia, the birthplace of Velasquez, Murillo and Picasso, has sheltered masterpieces of painting, sculpture and jewelry in the walls of its cathedrals, palaces and museums. In general, introduction to local attractions should start with flamenco – this bright passionate dance is a huge part of the cultural and festival life of Andalusia.
For outdoor recreation, it is better to go to parks – botanical, water, themed or just entertaining – they are scattered throughout the Autonomous Community.
The main ski resort in southern Europe – Sierra Nevada – is also located in Andalusia. Local tracks, mainly for professionals – “red” and “black”. For snowboarders and freestylers, a special area has recently been built – Parque de Nieve in the Loma de Dilar area, for children – Mirlo Blanco.
Valencia
The eastern province of Spain, looking out for something in the blue expanses of the Mediterranean, blessed Valencia is wide clean beaches, orange groves and authentic quiet villages of Spanish fishermen. The province is divided into two regions: the popular resort “white coast” of the Costa Blanca and the modest “orange blossom coast” of the Costa del Azahar.
The capital is the city of Valencia.
Valencia Beaches
The beaches of the Costa Blanca are among the most “populated” by tourists on the entire Spanish coast – however, the number of “Blue Flags” here also exceeds the wildest expectations. The local beaches can boast of the cleanest and, like powder, fine white sand, a smooth descent into the water and any “direction” – from noisy youth to peacefully infantile. Among other things, eco-, sightseeing and sports tourism is well developed on the “white coast”.
The beaches of the Costa Blanca are among the most popular on the entire Spanish coast.
The measured pace of life on the Costa del Azahar will be appreciated by fans of relaxation “away from the noise of the city”. There is not as much entertainment here as on the neighboring Costa Blanca, but there are several significant historical sights and a picturesque landscape of the surroundings at once. Local beaches are traditionally of good quality for Spain, moderately comfortable, cozy and quiet.
Cuisine and restaurants
Food in Valencia is a serious, responsible business. The locals treat their every lunch and dinner with trepidation. No wonder, considering that Valencia is the birthplace of paella. By the way, this dish is served here in all possible variations, and on March 19, the day of St. Joseph, they cook in a huge frying pan – paella – on an open fire on the street.
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Shopping in Tenerife – from top of the range stores to street markets
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In these pages, I’ll try and give you full information on all different types of shopping in tenerife – from “superstores” and hypermarkets down to street markets. Please remember that, as a typical male, “shopping” is not exactly my first love, but I’ll do my best.
COMMERICAL CENTRES
There are several, quite famous, shopping complexes on the island.
Carrefour
For many years known as “Continente”, this commercial centre was taken over by a French company and given its new name. It is found just south of Santa Cruz, off the main TF-1 motorway. It has shops, eating places and a hypermarket.
Alcampo
Also in the north of the island, you will find two branches of another well-known shopping mall, “Alcampo”. These also stock an unbelievable range of goods, with a variety of shops, food emporia and the obligatory hypermarket.
GranSur
At last, since 2007, the south of the island has its own major commercial centre, situated just outside Playa de Las Americas.
IKEA
Situated up north, a typical Ikea store, such as you would find anywhere else in the world, but handy for household items.
Leroy Merlin
A huge DIY store, just outside La Laguna.
HYPERMARKETS
HiperDino Las Chafiras
“Dinosol” is a trade name for this Spanish supermarket chain and the hypermarket version, “HiperDino” has a major presence in Tenerife, there being some 46 stores scattered about the island. I’ve singled out the one at Las Chafiras because it’s one I’ve visited many times.
Mercadona
Another hypermarket chain, this company has 26 stores throughout the island.
Netto
The Netto chain of supermarkets in Spain is owned by the aforementioned “Dinosol” company and they are gradually being rebranded as such.
Spar
Despite what the name may suggest, being a prominent brand in the UK, these are out-and-out Spanish stores, with a good number of them dotted about the island of Tenerife.
Hipertrebol
Quite a big Spanish supremarket chain, but, according to the Spanish Yellow Pages, there are only two in Tenerife: one in Los Cristianos, the other in Puerto de la Cruz. ..or are there?
Iceland
There are three branches of Iceland, all in the south. British-run supermarkets, specialising in frozen food.
Lidl
Yes, the German supermarket chain, Lidl, has now arrived in the Canary Islands, with five locations in Tenerife.
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SHOPPING CENTRES
El Corte Ingles
A famous store in the centre of Santa Cruz offering a complete range of upmarket products.
Plaza del Duque
A sophisticated shopping mall in the Adeje area in the south, featuring not only brand name shops, but also fine restaurants.
MARKETS
For more casual shopping in Tenerife, there are the following:
Mercado Nuestra Señora de Africa
The market of Our Lady of Africa is a fixed market situated in Santa Cruz. It consists of a large, traditional market, numerous shops and a commercial centre.
Mercado de La Laguna
Situated in the Plaza del Cristo, La Laguna, this market sells the usual products, such as fruit, vegetables, fish and meat. Especially noteworthy is the flower section. On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, there is an Agricultural Market.
Mercado del Agricultor de Tacoronte
Operating since 1980, this market offers the chance for local farmers to sell their produce directly to the public. You find the usual things – fruit, vegetables and fish – together with some homemade goods such as cheese and honey. Local wine is also available for purchase.
Open at weekends from 9am till 2pm.
STREET MARKETS
The ultimate in no-frills shopping in Tenerife, these various street markets are operated by a company called Baratillo Los Verdes. They have several throughout the island, opening on different days of the week.
Mercadillo de Alcala
Open Mondays, 9am-2pm.
Mercadillo de Los Abrigos
A night market, open Tuesdays from 6pm-10pm.
Mercadillo de Playa San Juan
Situated in Guia de Isora, open Wednesdays, 9am-2pm.
Mercadillo de Torviscas
Found in the Centro Costas, open Thursdays and Saturdays, 9am-2pm.
Mercadillo de Los Cristianos
Next to the Arona Gran hotel, open Sundays, 9am-2pm.
There’s a new market in town!
Beginning trading only in March 2010, this night market is found next to the Hotel Isla Bonita, in the Fañabé area of Costa Adeje.
Its stallholders tend to deal in items not normally found in traditional Tenerife markets, with local arts and crafts being represented. The market organisers say the market tries to capture the “real flavour of the Canary Islands”.
The market operates on Monday evenings, from 5pm till 9pm and anyone can apply for a low-rent stall.
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In the northern zone of the island
In the northern zone are located the biggest cities of the island, but also the most rural and traditional areas. You will see that it is quite easy to access a wide variety of products. These are our favorite places to shop in Tenerife North.
Shall we start in the capital? If we think of shopping in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, we automatically think of the streets of Castillo (shoes, accessories, perfumes) and Pilar (this last one full of big firms), the commercial area par excellence. But also, in the market of Our Lady of Africa, with 200 stalls of agricultural products, or (of course) in El Corte Inglés.
We continue in the north, but change location: San Cristóbal de La Laguna. In the other capital of the island, the Market of the Plaza del Cristo and its varied supply of consumables and the streets of Obispo Rey Redondo and Herradores (fashion, decoration, bookstores, cafeterias) stand out above all. You can also go to the Tegueste Market, a little to the north, if you want first-class crafts and agricultural products.
Continuing the shopping in Tenerife along the coast we will arrive at the most authentic part of the island, the valley of La Orotava. In the Tacoronte Farmer’s Market you will find yourself face to face with local producers who bring products from their orchard directly to the market, and in La Orotava, the headquarters of Empresa Insular de Artesanía, with ceramics, textiles, openwork or hand-made carvings according to tradition.
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There are so many things to see and do on the island of Tenerife. Whether you’re an avid shopper of not, you can’t miss visiting some stores for some necessities, food, and of course, souvenirs! Here is a list of 15 places you can go to do some shopping:
1. Centro Comercial Safari
Source: Alrededor de las Islas
Centro Comercial Safari is one of the biggest – and swankiest – shopping centers in Tenerife. Aside from major international brands like Hugo Boss and Armani and many other shops, there are also many good restaurants and cafes within the center. It’s clean and beautifully decorated with fancy tiled floors and a dancing fountain which is a sight to see especially at night.
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Name: Centro Comercial Safari
Address: Av. las Américas, 5, 38660 Arona, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
Phone:+34 922 79 67 48
Opening hour: Daily open 24hours
2.
Tenerife Pearl
With two branches within the island and an outlet in the Loro Parque, Tenerife Pearl offers high-quality pearls in original designs. They also have a Pick-a-Pearl feature where customers can choose an oyster and have the pearl directly dropped on their hands. It’s a fun and exciting way to learn more about pearls and its value. The staff is friendly and helpful, and the price of the pearls is very reasonable.
Information
Name: Tenerife Pearl
Address: Carretera General del Sur 12, Armeñime, 38670 Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
Phone:+34 922 74 12 50
Opening hour: Daily 10:00AM to 8:00PM
Website: www.tenerifepearl.net
3. La Ranilla Espacio Artesano
Located in one of Tenerife’s busiest streets, La Ranilla Espacio Artesano is more than your typical craft store. It is like a co-op where many artists can display and sell their products. You can find a variety of goods here from traditional crafts to local sweets, all unique and handmade, making it the perfect place for tourists to shop for souvenirs.
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Name: La Ranilla Espacio Artesano
Address: Calle Mequinez, 59, 38400 Puerto de la Cruz, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
Phone:+34 629 55 30 69
Opening hour: Monday to Friday 10:00AM to 2PM, 5:00 to 8:00PM; Saturday 10:00AM to 2PM
Holiday: Sunday
Website: www.laranillaespacioartesano.com
4. Vistasur Shopping Center
Vistasur Shopping Center is one of the main shopping malls in Las Americas. What’s good about Vistasur is its location. Situated right next to the Los Cristianos beach and the many apartments that surround the area, it is very accessible and convenient. There are many stores within the shopping center. You can buy clothes, shoes, and even souvenirs here. There are also a number of restaurants and cafes.
Information
Name: Vistasur Shopping Center
Address: Avenida las Américas, 10, 38660, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
Phone: +34 922 75 01 44
Website: www. vistasur.com
5. Libra Shoes
For shoe lovers and for anyone who just wants a good quality pair of footwear, Tenerife’s Libra Shoes is the place to go. This small show store has a wide selection of shoes in different colors, designs, and materials, all handmade. Libra Shoes also sells accessories such as handbags and belts; some are sold in complementary sets. Their store window, which changes frequently, is also a sight to see.
Information
Name: Libra Shoes
Address: Playa de las Américas, Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
Phone: +34 922 79 24 64
Opening hour: Monday to Thursday 10:00AM to 8:00PM, Friday to Sunday 10:00AM to 7:00PM
Website: www.libra-shoes.com
6. Centro Comercial El Mirador
Centro Comercial El Mirador is one of the newer shopping centers in Tenerife and it’s one of the most beautiful too. With tiled patios and fountains amidst pretty boutiques and cozy cafes, Centro Comercial El Mirador has a village theme and Canarian architecture. Customers can also get different craft goods at the artisan market which is open every fist and third Sunday of the month.
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Name: Centro Comercial El Mirador
Address: s/n Playa del Duque, Av. de Bruselas, 38670 Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
Phone: +34 922 75 56 68
Opening hour: Daily 9:00AM to 12:00PM
Website: www.el-mirador.es
7. Canarias Concept
For the perfect souvenir that is uniquely Canarian, visit Canarias Concept at La Orotava. This small yet interesting craft store mainly sells craft and other products that are traditionally Canarian. You can find high-quality goods here such as ceramics, jewelry, toys, and a lot more. Canarias Concept even has some edible goodies like palm honey, traditional almond biscuits, and local wine.
Information
Name: Canarias Concept
Address: Calle Carrera del Escultor Estévez, 23, 38300 La Orotava, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
Phone: +34 922 32 36 16
Opening hour: Monday to Saturday 10:00AM to 7:00PM
Holiday: Sunday
8.
Siam Mall
Situated right next to the popular Siam Park, the Siam Mall is one of the island’s biggest shopping centers. With a vaulted roofed entrance and fountains and statues lined up on the ground floor, it is also beautiful. The Siam Mall houses a huge supermarket, a very spacious car park, and many other stores including international brands. There are also cafes and restaurants at the upper deck.
Information
Name: Siam Mall
Address: Autopista del Sur, Salida 28, 38670 Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
Phone:+34 922 75 02 52
Opening hour: Daily 9:00AM to 10:00PM
Website: www.ccsiammall.com
9. Mercadillo del Agricultor de Tegueste
Tegueste market in Tenerife: Perfect for fruit & veg as well as arts & crafts https://t. co/Zj3ulYUJuN #CanaryIslands pic.twitter.com/Tt4YeVDETW
— The Canary Islands (@CanaryIslandsEN) April 4, 2016
Mercadillo del Agricultor de Tegueste or Tegueste Market is a perfect place for both producers and consumers. With 34 stalls, you can find a wide variety of goods here such as seafood, meat, and other produce (they even have baked goodies!). Everything being sold here is fresh and locally grown. The prices are also very competitive since there is a direct sale to the consumers.
Information
Name: Mercadillo del Agricultor de Tegueste
Address: Av. Asuncionistas, 6, 38280 Tegueste, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
Opening hour: Saturday and Sunday 8:00AM to 2:00PM
Holiday: Monday to Friday
Website: www.mercadillodetegueste.es
10. Centro Comercial San Eugenio
Although far from being the biggest or the grandest, Centro Comercial San Eugenio is a wonderful and convenient shopping center. It is very accessible too, especially for tourists who are staying in one of the many hotels in the area. Aside from its enormous supermarket and many different shops, Centro Comercial San Eugenio also houses a variety of restaurants and cafes, banks, hair salons, and souvenir stores. There is even a cinema on the top floor.
Information
Name: Centro Comercial San Eugenio
Address: Address: Avda. de los Pueblos, 20, 38660 Costa Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
Phone: +34 922 71 50 16
Opening hour: Daily 10:00AM to 10:00PM
Website: www.ccsaneugenio.com
11. Bike Point Tenerife
Bike Point Tenerife is a haven for any biking enthusiast. They offer bike tours for those who are up to the challenge of biking around the island of Tenerife. Of course, they also have everything you could ever need for a bike tour. Bike Point Tenerife has a variety of bikes for rent, all well maintained. There is also a wide selection of clothing and accessories such as shirts, helmets, sunglasses, and more.
Information
Name: Bike Point Tenerife
Address: Calle Villa de la Orotava, 10, 38612 El Médano, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
Phone: +34 922 17 62 73
Opening hour: Monday to Saturday 9:00AM to 1PM, 2:00PM to 6:00PM
Holiday: Sunday
Website: www.bikepointtenerife.com
12. Centro Comercial La Villa
Cogiendo sitio en el videowall de La Villa para ver el último partido de octavos del Mundial con una buena cervecita pic.twitter.com/H7DhNVW9Xv
— CC La Villa (@CCLaVilla) June 30, 2014
Centro Comercial La Villa is another shopping center with a Canarian village theme. Although there is a lack of variety of stores, Centro Comercial La Villa is very spacious. There are still some well-known brands such as Zara and Zara Home, Benetton, and Footlocker. There is also a huge supermarket on the ground floor and a cinema complex on the second.
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Name: Centro Comercial La Villa
Address: Autopista Norte TF-5, Salida 36, 38312 Villa De La Orotava, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
Phone: +34 922 32 62 34
Opening hour: Monday to Saturday 10:30AM to 2:00PM, 5:00PM to 8:30PM
Holiday: Sunday
Website: www.lavilla2.com
13. Primark Tenerife
Part of the Primark chain of stores across Europe and the USA, Primark Tenerife is the perfect place for those who love fashion and shopping. This shopping center has a wide selection of trendy and fashionable items, all at a bargain price. There are also many cool items for men and kids. They also have homewares and even beauty products.
Information
Name: Primark Tenerife
Address: Av. Manuel Hermoso Rojas, 16, 38005 Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
Phone: +34 922 20 08 73
Opening hour: Monday, Wedenesday to Saturday 10:00AM to 10:00PM
Holiday: Tuesday and Sunday
Website: www. primark.com
14. Centro Comercial Plaza del Duque
Located in the northern part of Playa de las Americas, Commercial Centre Plaza del Duque is an upscale shopping center in Tenerife. Contemporary in design, it houses a circle of different shops and restaurants with a courtyard at the center. There are many well-known brands here, some are very luxurious, and there is also a hypermarket, pharmacy, travel agent, and a bank.
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Name: Centro Comercial Plaza del Duque
Address: Plaza Playas del Duque, s/n, 38660 Costa Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
Phone: +34 922 71 98 88
Opening hour: Daily 10:00AM to 10:00PM
Website: www.plazadelduque.com
15.
Carrefour Tenerife
With more than a hundred shops in one enormous building, Carrefour Tenerife has everything. Aside from the major brands and the usual clothing stores, this shopping center also has hair salons, dry cleaners, optician, and even a driving school. Carrefour also houses a huge hypermarket and a very spacious underground car park. There are also many restaurants to choose from.
Information
Name: Carrefour Tenerife
Address: C.C. Santa Cruz, Autopista del Sur, KM 5.900, 38109 Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
Phone: +34 914 90 89 00
Opening hour: Monday to Saturday 9:00AM to 10:00PM
Holiday: Sunday
Website: www.carrefour.es
From major international brands to local goods and produce, there are many places to shop in Tenerife. Check out these places and see what they have to offer. Have fun shopping!
Have a good trip and travel!
Tenerife holiday – shopping in Tenerife, markets, bargains and duty free
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Tenerife Markets
There are markets all over Tenerife, some very local in flavour and others
like the huge Sunday market in Los Crisitanos, geared very much to tourists.
Torviscas Market (Sat) and Los Cristionos (Sun)
The two biggest markets in the south of Tenerife are always busy and
always provide a bargain. The masses of stalls include clothing, a fashion
show, health, books, electricals, fabrics, souvenirs, jewellery and even
property! A must visit for those in search of a bargain.
Golf Del Sur Market (Fri mornings)
One of the newest markets in Tenerife but becoming quite popular due
to it being situated near to the new marina. A nice variety of stalls
are provided which is well worth a visit if you are staying in Golf Del
Sur but probably not worth traveling from too far away.
Los Abrigos Night Market
This little market is held in the square in front of the church every
Tuesday evening.
Though there are not so many stalls to browse through, you might still
pick up some interesting sliver jewellery, some casual clothes for your
holidays or a gift or two.
After the market, you might wander down the sea front at Los Abrigos
to enjoy fresh seafood at one of the many little restaurants there.
Guaza Sunday Market
A relatively new addition to Tenerife’s market selection, at the Guaza
Sunday Market you can rummage through second hand books and clothes, pick
up some old CDs, DVDs or videos.
Happy Days Car Boot Market, Costa del Silencio
Held only on the first Sunday of every month, proceeds from this market
go to support K9, a local dog home. Being a car boot market you can expect
to find all sorts of second hand bits and bobs: books, clothes, cassettes
and so on.
There is also usually a rather nice cake stall and a stall selling old
paintings and furniture. The venue is a tennis and bowling club so you
can relax at the club bar after your shopping spree.
African Market
(Santa Cruz) The famous Mercado Nuestra Senora de Africa is a dazzling
bazaar of over 300 stalls selling fresh local produce.
A short walk from the bus station, look out for pink clock tower, get
there as early as possible for the best of the fruits and veg.
On Sundays surrounding the African Market you will find El
Rastro Flea Market. Look out for some high quality leather, hardware
and crafts at bargain prices.
Specialty Shops
Tenerife Pearl
(Armenime, south Tenerife)
At Armenime in the south, Tenerife’s Palace of Pearls, where thousands
of square feet are devoted to pearls and pearl jewellery.
Open 7 days a week. 09.00 till late. Free entrance.
House of Wines Casa del Viño
El Sauzal, Exit 21 Autopista del Norte. Housed in a traditional country
house in north of Tenerife, this is a Lovingly restored museum and visitors
centre.
Sample excellent quality wines of Tenerife. Authentic cuisine and impeccably
run restaurant.
Museum hours
Tues – Sat Sundays
11. 00 – 20.00 11.00 – 18.00
Restaurant hours
Tues – Sat
13.00 – 23.30
Bar hours
Daily
11.00 – 23.30
Clothes Shop Bargains
Compared to UK high street prices you will find some real bargains when
shopping for clothes in Tenerife. Mango and Zara are particularly popular
with visitors because of the savings compared to prices in the UK.
You’ll find a Mango store in San Eugenio and another in Playa de las
Americas, near to the Metropolis nightclub. Zara have several outlets
throughout Tenerife.
You’ll find more bargains in kids and adult clothing at the Benetton
outlets in Playa de Las Americas, again near the Metropolis nightclub.
Though there are two main sales a year when the stores change their seasonal
offerings and prices can get ridiculously low (like €2 for a skirt
or shirt) there are always bargains to be had.
Duty Free Goods
As a duty free zone, tobacco, wines, spirits, perfume and many other
products are sold at significantly lower prices in Tenerife than you could
possible find in the UK.
Bear in mind however that non-EU restrictions apply to what you take
back to the UK. These are:
Tobacco
200 cigarettes OR 100 cigarillos OR 50 cigars OR 250gms of tobacco
Wine
2 Litres of still table wine
Spirits / Fortified wine
1 Litre of spirits or strong liqueurs over 22% volume OR 2 litres of fortified wine, sparkling wine or other liqueurs
You will also have to pay UK tax and duty if you bring home over £145
worth of all other goods including gifts and souvenirs.
Tenerife rejser med lækre strande, frodig natur og store oplevelser
Tenerife – imponerende oplevelser og dejlige strande
I Atlanterhavet ligger en ø fyldt med oplevelser og dejlige strande, Tenerife. Solen, naturen og de mange aktivitetsmuligheder tiltrækker hvert år tusindvis af turister fra hele verden. Kombinationen af de smukke strande og høje bjerge danner de perfekte rammer for jeres næste ferie.
Strande og oplevelser Kombinér skønne strande og sol med mange seværdigheder og naturoplevelser – så har I Tenerife. Langs kysten kan I henslængt nyde livet, dase på stranden og bade i det klare vand, mens den fantastiske natur inviterer på oplevelser væk fra kysten. Glæd dig til flotte bananplantager, frodige skove, en af verdens største vulkankratere og Spaniens højeste punkt, Teide.
På nye eventyr Det er også let at leje bil på Tenerife. Vejene er fine, og det er nemt at komme rundt. I kan også tage på eventyr på de snoede bjergveje og finde vej til de smukke udsigtsposter mod El Teide – det hvide bjerg, der rækker 3.718 meter ind i himlen. Der er mange muligheder for gode vandreture i området. Det samme gør sig gældende i Masca-dalen, den glemte by, der er utrolig smuk.
Hvor skal I bo? Bravo Tours har nøje udvalgt hoteller og lejligheder til en hver smag på den sydlige del af øen. De meste berømte feriebyer er Playa de las Américas og Los Cristianos. Begge områder er kendt for sine mange skønne ferieaktiviteter og gode strande, men Los Cristianos er mere rolig. I forlængelse af de to byer ligger Costa Adeje og Los Gigantes. Små hyggelige feriebyer, men stadig tæt på mange restauranter og Tenerifes store oplevelser.
Vejret på Tenerife Tenerife har flere forskellige klimazoner. Det betyder, at øen i nord kan være grøn og frodig, mens solen skinner i syd. I syd finder I Bravo Tours’ udvalg af hoteller, hvor der om vinteren er en gennemsnitstemperatur på over 20 grader. Det perfekte udgangspunkt for en dejlig ferie.
Golf på Tenerife Tenerife er et oplagt og populært valg, hvis I vil spille golf. Øen har rigtig mange spændende golfbaner, og der er udfordringer til en hver. Efterspørgslen efter starttider er stor, så det er en god ide at bestille dem hjemmefra. Bravo Tours’ golfafdeling hjælper dig gerne med at booke din næste golfrejse til Tenerife.
Om Tenerife Tenerife er den største af de syv Kanariske Øer med et areal, der svarer til to tredjedele af Fyn. Her bor ca. 853.000 indbyggere, men hvert år ankommer fem millioner turister om året. Den største by er Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Øen er skabt af tre vulkanudbrud, det seneste var for bare 100 år siden. Øen er inddelt i flere forskellige klimazoner, den sydlige del af Tenerife er meget tør, mens den nordlige er frodig og grøn.
FAKTA OM TENERIFE
Afrejse Med Bravo Tours kan I rejse til Tenerife fra: – Billund – Aalborg – København
Flyet lander i Tenerifes sydlige lufthavn.
Flyvetid Ca. 5 timer
Transfer Transfertiden er tiden fra lufthavnen til første hotelstop. – Los Cristianos: 30 minutter – Playa de las Américas: 25 – Costa Adeje: 30 minutter – Los Gigantes: 50 minutter
Er trafikken tæt, kan transferen tage længere tid.
Tidsforskel -1 time i forhold til Danmark.
Valuta Euro.
Strande Tenerifes sydkyst har mange dejlige og lange strande. Sandet er fint, og mange af strandene har mørkt lavasand. Mellem Playa de las Américas og Los Cristianos er sandet importeret og derfor lysere. Der er en fin strandpromenade langs sydkysten, og der er flere vandsportsaktiviteter på de fleste strande.
Mad og drikke På Tenerife finder du et væld af restauranter, der serverer både internationale og nationale retter i alle prisklasser. Restauranterne finder I både i byområderne, men også langs strandpromenaden. Vi anbefaler, at I prøver den lokale tapas på jeres ferie – det smager fantastisk!
Der er også et stort udbud af barer i Playa de las Américas og Los Cristianos.
Transport Det er let at komme rundt på Tenerife både med offentlig transport og taxa, som er forholdsvist billigt. Det er også muligt at besøge naboøen La Gomera.
Elektricitet 220 volt. Adapter er ikke nødvendig.
Billeje Det er en god ide at leje bil på Tenerife, hvis I vil se øen i jeres eget tempo. I kan både leje bilen inden afrejse eller på rejsemålet gennem Bravo Tours’ rejseledere.
Sport og aktiviteter Der er rig mulighed for at være aktiv på Tenerife. Ud over golf kan I også dyrke forskellige vandsportsaktiviteter, tennis, dykning, snorkling, minigolf, ridning, vandring etc.
Shopping På Tenerife kan I shoppe løs. I ferieområderne finder I et væld af souvenirbutikker, kiosker og mindre supermarkeder. Der er også enkelte mærkevarebutikker. I hovedstaden Santa Cruz er der et endnu større udvalg.
Golf Der er rigtig gode muligheder for at spille golf i løbet af din ferie. Her findes otte baner, og de fleste ligger tæt på hotellerne. Vi anbefaler, at I booker starttider hjemmefra, så I er sikret de gode tider. I kan booke tider og få råd om banerne hos Bravo Tours’ golfafdeling.
Vores service Bravo Tours’ tilbyder både fleksible pakkerejser (hele året) og charterferie med dansktalende rejselederservice hele døgnet (om vinteren) til Tenerife. På en charterrejse møder I vores dansktalende rejseledere allerede i lufthavnen, og har I bestilt transfer til hotellet, sørger de for, I kommer frem. I løbet af ferien kan I kontakte dem på servicetelefonen, møde dem på de fleste hoteller eller tage med på udflugt. Det er altid muligt at komme i kontakt med en rejseleder.
Vores fleksible pakkerejser er uden dansktalende rejselederservice og mulighed for transfer til/fra hotellet, men fortsat med fly, hotel og pakkerejsegaranti.
I kan altid se, når I booker en rejse, om I bestiller en charter- eller fleksibelpakkerejse.
Shopping in Tenerife
For many years, shopping in Tenerife has attracted tourists from all over the world. There is no import tax in this place of serene relaxation, which is why a fashionista can buy clothes of famous brands here at more than an attractive price. Of course, it will be possible to acquire another new thing at a lower cost than, say, in any other Italian resort. Territorially being part of Spain, the Canary Islands have the same rules even with regard to discounts and shopping. The seasonal sale, which lasts all through August in the summer, attracts shopaholics with its incredible discounts. For example, it is quite possible to buy jeans worth 5 euros and a top for 2 euros here.
Shopping in Tenerife with profit and benefit
Speaking about shopping in Tenerife, one cannot fail to note its originality. For those young ladies who hope to see a second Milan or Madrid here, it is better to know right away that their expectations will not come true. There is no huge assortment here, but at the same time it is quite possible to acquire a couple of nice things, the cost of which is much lower than Russian ones. This trend especially characterizes the so-called folk brands:
Zara;
Mango;
Benetton.
So, what to buy in Tenerife? The answer is everything you can dream of. After all, quite a lot of shopping centers have been collected here, uniting dozens of favorite boutiques. In order to enjoy the shopping planned here, you should definitely visit:
Central street, called Avenida de las Americas or “Golden Mile”. Being the main avenue of the island, there are, of course, a lot of multi-brand boutiques here, which will certainly appeal to fans of brands such as Prada, Gucci or Escada.
Plaza Del Duque is a shopping center of incredible beauty, but also quite high prices. There are many boutiques with clothes of world brands, however, there is also one Mango outlet.
Gran Sur is a typical center that brings together many boutiques of various price ranges in one place. By the way, shops in Tenerife differ precisely in such an important parameter as price, and are divided into luxury and “folk”.
In the Carrefour shopping center, the dream of budget but interesting shopping will come true with visits to such shops as Bershka, Zara, Massimo Dutti and Stradivarius.
El Corte Inglés department store will please young ladies with an entire floor of fashionable women’s clothing.
Calle Castillo – Caye Castillo, which is both a pedestrian and shopping area with a large number of small but very interesting shops where you can buy beautiful jewelry and accessories.
And finally, about shopping in the Canary Islands
If we talk about shopping in the Canary Islands in general, fundamentally important terms, then we should definitely mention its central resort part – Las Americas, on the territory of which there are dozens of luxury stores offering clothes and shoes to fashionistas from fashion designers with a worldwide reputation. In addition, it is advantageous to purchase various jewelry and watches here. If you want to walk through the shops of the Spanish chain, you should definitely go to Il Corte Inglés, where there are several department stores with clothes from Spanish brands.
In general, shopping in the Canary Islands is more saturated with the spirit of Spanish flavor than European. Here, of course, there are European brands, but in terms of quantity they are clearly inferior to the Spanish ones.
As elsewhere, seasonal discounts fall at the end of summer and the middle of winter. Moreover, the start of sales from 20% -30% gradually reaches an indicator of 80% and even 90%.
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Welcome to shopaholic’s paradise – Tenerife!
Welcome to shopaholic’s paradise, friends! You can travel to Tenerife with only one passport – you can buy everything else on the spot! And also, as we remember, in the Canary Islands, many taxes have been canceled or softened, which are fully working throughout Spain, so absolutely everything is cheaper here.
From resorts and islands, you usually expect a standard set of goods: an air mattress, glasses, an acid-colored swimsuit, cheap sun cream, and so on. Of course, on the way to the beach you will meet a huge number of shops selling such “related goods”.
If friends are late for a meeting, you can kill time by choosing “the one” from thousands of baubles, bracelets, magnets and caps for souvenirs. In other cases, we do not even recommend going to these stores – the cosmetics here are of poor quality (it is better to take them in a pharmacy or a specialized store), there are a lot of fake pearls and “disposable” things that will tear or break the next day.
As for full-fledged shopping, the two main centers of Tenerife for bargain shopping are the cities of Santa Cruz and Las Americas. It is believed that the assortment in shops in Tenerife is mediocre and “rustic”, but this is not so! The general European tradition of sales twice a year is also observed in the Canary Islands, with discounts reaching 80%. The summer sale runs from July 1 to August 31, and the winter sale runs from January 7 to March 6.
Stores Santa Cruz de Tenerife
The capital status of the city obliges to have a sufficient number of shopping centers to meet any needs of more than two hundred thousand residents and many tourists who come here all year round.
El Corte Inglés (Court Ingles) is a well-known European network of shopping centers. Represented in Santa Cruz by one five-story store next to the bus station. This is the local GUM, a department store with an emphasis on high-quality and expensive goods. The first floor is given over to perfumes, cosmetics and jewelry, on the other floors clothes are sold and there is a grocery supermarket with rather expensive delicacies. All foreigners are entitled to a 10% discount at Court Ingles. To get it, you need to issue a savings card at the information desk (you will need a passport or driver’s license). All the “folk” brands such as Zara, Mango, Benetton and others are represented here, there are very beautiful and high-quality dresses and other non-everyday items from Spanish designers little known to us at a price of 200 euros. So it’s worth taking a look.
Centro Comercial Santa Cruz Carrefour (or simply Carrefour) and Meridiano are two other shopping centers that are simpler. Both have huge grocery supermarkets from the French Carrefour chain, where you can buy sausages, jamon, local wines and olive oil at good prices. About a hundred more inexpensive clothing stores and all sorts of things go to the supermarkets “to load”. In Centro Commercial, you can also visit Media Markt – duty-free prices are 10-15% lower than in Russia, and the assortment is approximately the same as ours. We advise you to take cameras, lenses and all kinds of gadgets here (the warranty for brands like Canon is international and is valid in official service centers in other countries). If you don’t like shopping centers at all or want to combine shopping with a walk around the city, head to Calle Castillo.
Calle Castillo is the most amazing shopping street in the center of the capital, Santa Cruz de Tenerife. There are many shops with famous brands here: Zara, Bershka, H&M, Desigual, Stradivarius, Springfield, Women Secret, Sfera, C&A and others. Deep in the labyrinth of alleys, you can find literally anything from unique watches to rare tobaccos and cigars, home goods and designer jewelry.
Tenerife is a place where it is customary to engage in active recreation. Therefore, all guests of the island will be pleased with the Decathlon sports hypermarket, famous for its low prices. There is everything for any sport! Tents and sleeping bags, longboards and surfboards, wetsuits and masks, sneakers and clothing – you will find the things you need at Decathlon.
Las Americas Stores
The southern part of Tenerife is rapidly catching up with Madrid and Barcelona in terms of shopping. Las Americas is a luxurious resort, an oasis on the arid southern coast of Tenerife.
Golden Mile
The central street of the Avenida de las Americas resort is often called the “Golden Mile”. As it should be on the main street, it has collected a huge number of shops, both branded and multi-branded. Boutiques D&G, Armani, Prada, Gucci, Hugo Boss, Escada – any whim for your money! The best part is that seasonal discounts and duty-free prices are also available here, and shops are open until 10 pm.
Plaza del Duque
The opposite end of this street from the sea is a very prestigious area with expensive villas, and shopping here is appropriate. The round building of the Plaza del Duque shopping center beckons with its shop windows. It is open seven days a week and offers a good selection of expensive clothes and accessories. Some of the brands featured are Rolex, Armani Jeans, Anna Rachele, Belmar, Pandora, Paris Glamour, Savy, Esprit, Marccain, Planet Fashion Kids, Escada, Elisabetta Franchi, Porche Design, Furla and many more.
Siam Mall
For the convenience of tourists, a shopping and entertainment complex of the same name has recently been opened near the famous water park Siam Park. From Las Americas, as well as Los Cristianos and Costa Adeje, a free shuttle bus runs here. Siam Mall is a favorite place for celebrating children’s birthdays on the island, there are two playgrounds, a sports town and attractions, as well as 70 shops and a grocery supermarket from the local Hyper Dino chain. In terms of shopping, you will find a standard set of brands here – Mango, Pull&Bear, Bershka, Calzedonia, H&M, Intimissimi, Pandora, Springfield, Stradivarius, Swarovski, Timberland, Zara and Zara Home, Women’Secret and others.
Shopping in Las Vegas
Features of shopping in America
You can buy everything in the USA. Everything is the same as in Russia. The fact that there are a lot of unusual things in America, cheap equipment and incredible sales is a myth that needs to be dispelled before the trip.
An important feature of purchases in the USA is that the purchase price (from 7 to 11%) is not included in the price of the goods indicated on the price tag. Therefore, to any price in a clothing store, technology store, or even in a cafe, you need to add about 10% in your mind, and this will be the cost of the goods.
There is no Tax Free system in the USA.
In large stores, upon presentation of a foreign passport, you can get a discount coupon (up to 10%). To do this, you need to contact the Customers service department and ask for a special coupon, which you then need to present at the checkout.
Unfortunately, American-made clothing is very difficult to find in stores. Most often on the shelves there are goods made in Latin America, Southeast Asia and China.
What to buy in Las Vegas
Shopping in Las Vegas is not only about shopping but also about adventure.
Las Vegas hotels have a large assortment of goods, besides, the design of the stores itself attracts a lot of attention, so it is recommended to devote a lot of time to shopping.
Las Vegas has both economy and luxury boutiques.
Las Vegas souvenirs can be viewed here
Where to buy
Shopping in Las Vegas is available both in hotels and outside of them, on the central street of the Las Vegas Strip there are a variety of shops and boutiques.
You can also go for luxury clothing in the Outlet Village, Las Vegas Premium Outlets.
We recommend visiting the excellent M&M’s World and Everything Coca-Cola Store.
Las Vegas Malls:
Mandalay Place
Crystals at City Center
If we talk about brands, we should mention such American companies as Banana Republic, Levi’s, Hollister, American Eagle and others. Goods in these stores are cheaper than in Russia.
US Store Hours
Store hours vary. For example, malls are usually open from 09:30 to 21:00, boutiques may close for lunch, and small retail shops may be open from 10:00 to 17:00. We recommend that you check the opening hours of stores in the United States in advance.
Sales in the USA
Sales in the USA should be paid close attention, during the sales period prices are reduced quite significantly, and in all stores.
Standard sales period
Summer: from mid-July to early September
Winter: from mid-December to the end of January
sales, but the sizes of clothes and shoes by this time are few.
Las Vegas souvenirs
Casino Attributes
Price: from 1 $
Chips or dice are a popular souvenir from Las Vegas, it is better to bring the chip that brought the win, but you can also buy it in a gift shop.
Items with the American flag or the image of the President
Price: from 1 $
Badges, t-shirts, mugs, bags, lighters and much more – all this can be bought in any state of the USA and brought back as a memento of the trip.
Clothing
Price: from 5 $
Although the fact that American things, and especially jeans, are better and cheaper is a stereotype. Still, in the US, you can buy good clothes in outlets or in stores with American brands, which we do not have. The prices for clothes in the USA are approximately equal to Russian.
Children’s clothing
Price: from 5 $
In the United States, high-quality and not expensive, compared to Russia, children’s clothing is sold. Famous brands: Gap, Old Navy, Gymboree, Children’s place, Carter’s, Osh Kosh.
Shops are found in many shopping centers.
Souvenirs from M&Ms or Coca-Cola
Price: from 5 $
Shops where you can buy a huge plush M & Ms candy are located in different cities of the United States, for example, in Los Angeles, Las Vegas or New York.
Bright and funny souvenirs are suitable not only for children, but also for adults.
Cowboy hat
Price: from 10 $
A leather cowboy hat is one of the most national and spectacular souvenirs from America. Top hat makers: Resistol, Wrangler and Stetson.
The largest selection of hats can be found in the southern states: Texas, Oklahoma, Nevada, etc.
American Indian Products
Price: from 2 $
Dream catcher – protecting people in a dream from evil spirits and other amulets, talismans or just decorations in an original style. Finding things really made by the hands of the Indians is difficult, but possible, but stylized Chinese crafts are very common.
Timex
watch
Price: from 50 $
The American watch brand Timex is one of the largest in the world. In the US, watches from this company are much cheaper than in Russia.
Shops are found in most cities and outlets where you can find a suitable model for $ 20-50.
Wine
Price: from 10 $
American wines are practically not represented on the Russian market or are exorbitantly expensive. The United States ranks 4th among wine-producing countries, and Californian wines are considered among the best in the world, and their cost is much lower compared to French, Italian or Spanish ones. The best varieties of American wines: Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon and Pinot Noir.
Food prices in Spain 2022
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Mikhail Schwartz
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Let’s look at prices in Spanish supermarkets in 2022. I have prepared for you a virtual tour of Spanish supermarkets, we will walk around Mercadona, Lidl, Aldi, HipperDino in the south of Tenerife. More than 150 photos, I took everything I could.
Shops in Tenerife
I went to Mercadona with average Spanish prices. My report will give you the information you need on how much money to take with you and how much money you will spend on food during your vacation.
Vegetables and fruits
Tomatoes cost about €2 per kilogram, cherry tomatoes around €4. Cucumbers – a little more than €2. Potatoes – about € 1.5, onions – within € 1.2 – € 2.2. Iceberg lettuce – €1.5. Canary bananas – about € 2.5.
A Variety of Spanish TomatoesCherry Tomatoes from SpainSpanish and Dutch CucumbersPotatoes from SpainCarrotsOnionsSaladsCanarian BananasSpanish ApplesFragrant PearsSpanish Kiwi, Mango and Papaya Delicious Nectarines and PeachesLemon and Orange Season Begins in SpainFresh Grape HarvestRed GrapesGreen Peppers from SpainRed Spanish PeppersSugar Watermelons
Prices for fruits and vegetables, as elsewhere, change depending on the season.
Bread and pastries
Everything is bad with bread in supermarkets. Usually they sell freshly baked frozen baguettes – that’s disgusting! It is impossible to eat the next day. Baguettes cost €0.5–1.5, depending on the length. Large croissants for €0.8 each. Long-life loaves of bread sell for €1.
Baguettes Bread Loaves
Biscuits for every taste, mostly made in Spain.
Chocolates
They sell good chocolate, a bar costs €1–3.
Soda and water
Is soda expensive or not? I don’t know our prices. An aluminum can of 0.33 comes out to about €0.25.
Coca-Cola
There are a lot of varieties of bottled water. The price per liter ranges from 15 to 60 cents. The cheapest one sometimes tastes worse than tap water, and scale remains in the kettle. I choose cheap, slightly mineral water with the funny name débil, it’s not a brand, but a type of water.
Sausage and jamon
Everything is in order with sausages in Spain, even the cheapest dry-cured ones are of very decent quality! I like to take red raw smoked chorizo sausage by weight for €6–8 per kilogram.
There are countless hamons here. Prices from €15 to €49. I do not advise you to take cuttings in vacuum packs. Get a fresh cut.
My favorite chorizo sausageCooked sausagesThere are sausagesJamon will be cut right in front of youA large selection of Spanish ham and sausagesJamon in a vacuum package
Meat
Spanish beef is lean and streaked with fat, €12-€18 per kilo.
Beef steak Diet filletExcellent entrecote
Pork sells for €5-€7 per kilo.
Tenderloin for chops Fattier meat Great for grilling
Chicken sold whole or in pieces.
Whole chicken FilletChicken quarterChicken drumstickBio chickenThere are rabbits for sale
Fish
Almost all the fish in Mercadona comes from Spain and other countries. Local is rare.
If desired, the fish can be cleaned and butchered. Take a paper number and wait your turn. He pokes at the right fish, and they will clean it with love for you. If necessary, cut into steaks or fillet.
Dorada Eyed fish of different shades of pinkFish beautifully laid out on ice Skipjack tunaSardinesSalmonFresh fishMackerel Already butchered fish carcassesCutted fish in sealed packaging. We don’t take this.
Shops offer a large selection of the freshest seafood: shrimp for €10, mussels for €5, squid from €6.
SeafoodShrimpMusselsSquidSmoked salmon
The price of canned fish starts from €1.5.
Spanish-made canned fishCanned fishCanned fish from SpainCanned seafood
Canned food
I recommend herb and jamón pâtés for €1 per jar.
Herb PateJamon Pate
Look at the prices of other Spanish preserves
OlivesCucumbersCanned peas, corn and tomatoesCanary sauces (above) and other saucesPrepared beans in jarsMeatballs
Ready meals
Pasta bolognese and yellow rice Tortilla and croquettes Pizza Tortilla Stewed meatballs and lasagna
Dairy products
Good milk from the refrigerator with a short shelf life costs €0.95 per 1 liter. UHT at €0.56.
Milk
There is also soy milk for special drinkers and drinks made from various nuts.
Vegetable “milk” drinks
Not so long ago, kefir appeared on the shelves.
Kefir
Spanish-made yogurts with bifidobacteria will cost €1 each.
Yoghurts with bifidobacteriaGreek yogurtMore yogurts.Spanish coconut milk yogurtButter
Delicious Spanish desserts!
Catalan creamDesserts
Cheese
There are a lot of cheeses. I photographed only standard varieties so that there is something to compare with. I like hard sheep’s cheese.
Spanish hard sheep cheese
I recommend cheeses made in Spain from 3 types of milk: sheep, cow and goat.
4-month-aged Curado cheese. Spanish harder Semicurado cheese 3-month-aged Regular Couda and Edam. But very tasty! Young cheesesCheese shavingsMore cheeses
Jam
For jam, we buy inexpensive Spanish brands from Peach, Apricot and Quince at €1.5–2.5 per can at Lidl. I make sure that fruit fibers are visible in the jar, otherwise there will be a tasteless jelly.
Large assortment of jamsJams and confituresAgave syrup
Tea and coffee
Mostly herbal tea, so bring your own from Russia 😉
Large variety of herbal teasHerbal teasThere are several types of black teaBlack teaCoffee in capsules for coffee machinesInstant coffee
Pasta and cereals
CerealsBeansRicePastaMore vermicelli and cones
Vegetable oil
I don’t see much difference in a salad between olive oil from a glass bottle and a plastic one. We often take Coosur Pisual with a pleasant bitterness for €5. By the way, in Tenerife this oil cost €4.
Spanish olive oil There are large packages Sunflower oil and grape vinegar
Beer
Spanish beer from supermarkets is so-so. Without much taste and aftertaste – malt water. Of the tolerable brands, for my taste, only Alhambra Classic, but it’s better to take some German, for example, wheat Franziskaner for € 0.92. For any beer, look at the expiration date, I try not to take beer older than 1-2 months. We drink beer only on holidays, so we choose carefully.
Wine
Everyone knows about Spanish wines. In the store, the price per bottle starts from €2.
Few are familiar with the wines of the Canary Islands. They are produced in small quantities and almost never exported. The fertile earth of volcanic origin gives the drink a special character. I advise you to try!
How to get from Tenerife to La Gomera? The journey to La Gomera has become relatively easy compared to the past, although it still takes a little while to get to the island. Some transport companies offer a comfortable shuttle transfer from Tenerife South Airport to La Gomera, so you don’t have to worry about anything in advance and the holiday can immediately start.
If required, we will be happy to book the comfortable transfer service which will pick you up at the airport and drive you to your accommodation on La Gomera.
Most holidaymakers land at Tenerife South Airport (TFS). From there you have to get to the port of Los Cristianos (Tenerife) and then transfer by ferry or fast ferry to La Gomera. It takes roundabout 30 minutes by taxi or rental car from Tenerife South Airport to the port of Los Cristianos (Tenerife). The public bus takes about 45 to 60 minutes. It leaves right in front of the Tenerife South Airport building. All major bus lines stop here, including line 111, which will take you to Los Cristianos. However, the bus does not directly connect to the ferry port. You have to walk 10 to 15 minutes from the bus stop, so we recommend this way of travelling to the experienced Gomera holidaymaker.
The ferry crossing from Los Cristianos (Tenerife) to San Sebastian (La Gomera) takes another 45 to 60 minutes, depending on the ferry company. From the port in San Sebastian you will have various onward travel options in the holiday resort you booked on La Gomera. You see, getting to La Gomera is still not that easy – but it is worth it!
From Tenerife to La Gomera
Does Tenerife also have a direct ferry to La Gomera? Yes, there are two ferry companies that guarantee regular and direct connections between the two islands. When it comes to flight times, make sure you don’t arrive too late, otherwise you might miss the last ferry to La Gomera and then you would have to spend a night in Tenerife. As a rule, the last ferry to La Gomera (San Sebastian) departs around 7:00 pm to 7:30 pm, so that the plane should land no later than 5:00 pm!
Since the end of 2017, the FRED OLSEN ferry company directly runs from San Sebastian via Playa de Santiago to the popular holiday resort of Valle Gran Rey, which is located in the sunny west of the island of La Gomera. However, this is a passenger ferry, cars unfortunately cannot be transported. The car ferry of the ARMAS company, which also drove directly to Valle Gran Rey, was discontinued in June 2019. To the best of our knowledge, it is driving again, but very irregularly.
If you are affected by seasickness or a sensitive stomach, you should, for example, use the services of “Autobuses Mesa”, which organises a direct transfer service from Tenerife South Airport to your holiday resort on La Gomera. The journey from Tenerife airport to La Gomera usually takes place in air-conditioned and modern coaches and the price is often cheaper than booking every service individually.
As a rule, there are always enough taxis available at the ferry port of San Sebastian (La Gomera) and some car rental operators have also stationed their offices there. The public bus from La Gomera also stops directly on the harbour area. As a rule, the buses are roughly based on the ferry times, so that a good connection is usually guaranteed. Those who travel to the particularly well-developed holiday regions of Playa Santiago, San Sebastian or Valle Gran Rey have a particularly easy going. You can download the current bus timetable of La Gomera here free of charge as a PDF file: Bus timetable La Gomera
La Gomera Airport
La Gomera has its own airport, but it cannot be served directly from mainland Europe. The Canarian airline “Binter Canarias “ offers regular flights from Tenerife North to La Gomera. However, this is often more expensive and time-consuming and the connection to other holiday resorts on La Gomera is a bit more complex from the airport in Playa Santiago. However, once the plane has landed two regular buses regularly run on time and except on public holidays, in direction San Sebastian and another to Valle Gran Rey. From the capital you have access to all other places on the island of La Gomera.
Our Tip
Sometimes for organizational reasons you are forced to spend the first or last night in Tenerife, because the ferry times are unfavourable or the flights are significantly cheaper. In this case we recommend the small and cheap accommodation of Ernstl and Elke. The lovingly managed guesthouse is situated in a rural and quiet area in the southeast of Tenerife, 15 minutes by car from the southern airport (Abades district). On request they also offer an airport transfer, so you don’t have to worry about anything. A delicious breakfast can also be booked.
No responsibility is taken for the correctness of all details and information regarding the individual arrival options, times and prices. The times of ferries and buses in particular can change at short notice at any time! Please bear this in mind when planning your holiday and inform yourself in advance on the websites of the individual ferry and bus companies.
Autobuses Mesa La Gomera
The comfortable transfer with “Autobuses Mesa” is a popular alternative to start your holiday in a relaxed manner. You can easily and quickly book the transfer from Tenerife airport to La Gomera on the internet. We would also be happy to book the cheap transfer from Tenerife Airport to La Gomera for you – including ferry tickets. If you are interested just send us an email.
Autobuses Mesa has a small ticket counter at the end of Tenerife South Airport, which you can simply go to after your arrival and show your printed reservation. The amount will be paid in cash to the driver if you haven`t paid with your credit card on the Internet previously.
From Tenerife South Airport you will be driven directly to the port of Los Cristianos (Tenerife), the journey takes about half an hour. In some cases there may be waiting times, as the ferries to La Gomera usually only run 3 times a day. Arriving in Los Cristianos, take the Fred. Olsen fast ferry to San Sebastian, the capital of La Gomera. The waiting time varies depending on the landing time. Until then, you can store your suitcases in Fred. Olsen’s designated storage vagons in the port of Los Cristianos. Please provide 1€ per suitcase compartment in small money. The trunk scar is driven by the ferry staff and parked on arrival at La Gomera at the local port. The crossing takes about 45 – 60 minutes. Once you arrive at La Gomera, a local driver from “Autobuses Mesa” will be waiting for you at the exit of the ferry. This can be seen by the clothing that refers to the company “Autobuses Mesa” or a sign with the company name in their hand. After you have taken your suitcases out of the ferry vagon, you can place them directly in the bus assigned to you.
The company mainly cooperates with the ferry company Fred Olsen. As a rule, ferries depart 3 times a day to La Gomera, with slightly more limited ferry times on weekends or (local) holidays.
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Fred Olsen Ferry La Gomera
The Fred Olsen ferry “Benchijigua Express” departs from the port of Tenerife (Los Cristianos) to La Gomera (San Sebastian) within 45-60 minutes. It is a large fast ferry that can also transport cars. As a rule, the ferries only run 3 times a day and it makes sense to adjust the flight time according to the ferry times, otherwise you have to spend one night in Tenerife. On (local) holidays, the ferry often only departs twice a day.
From San Sebastian, Valle Gran Rey and other resorts are easily accessible by bus, taxi, or the “Autobuses Mesa” buses. For example, the journey to Valle Gran Rey takes about one and a half hours.
Since 2017 there is a regular and direct connection from San Sebastian to Playa Santiago and then Valle Gran Rey with the small fast ferry “Benchi Express“. Since it is a relatively small ferry, the approach can get a little more shaky, especially if the sea is stronger. This small ferry, designed for a maximum of 250 people, doesn`t carry cars. But bicycles and motorcycles can be transported without any problems.
Fred Olsen owns a ticket counter at the port of San Sebastian and in Valle Gran Rey. However, we recommend that you get your ticket in advance, as there can often be waiting times or long queues at the counter.
If required, we can also book ferry tickets for you with the shipping company Fred Olsen.
Armas Ferry La Gomera
The ferry company “Naviera Armas” also offers regular services from Tenerife (Los Cristianos) to La Gomera (San Sebastian). Their timetable is similar to those of Fred Olsen. Often the ARMAS ferry is a little cheaper than Fred. Olsen, but it also takes 30 minutes longer to cross. There also is a ticket office in San Sebastian de La Gomera and in the port of Valle Gran Rey.
Since the end of 2017, the ARMAS company also offers a direct connection from Tenerife to Valle Gran Rey. The large car ferry also runs the Los Cristianos – San Sebastian – Valle Gran Rey route 3 times a day. The boat, which is almost 100 metres long, can accommodate a maximum of 870 passengers and can carry up to 220 cars.
Armas has a ticket counter at the port of San Sebastian de La Gomera and Valle Gran Rey. However, we recommend that you get your ticket in advance, as there can often be waiting times or long queues at the counter. However, it is also possible that ARMAS makes a stopover in Playa Santiago, please check the ARMAS website for more information.
In June 2019, the direct ferry service from Los Cristianos to Valle Gran Rey was stopped.
The connection was recently resumed, but the ARMAS only runs very irregularly from Los Cristianos to Valle Gran Rey. The regular traffic from Tenerife to San Sebastian de La Gomera is not affected. Therefore we recommend to continue your journey from San Sebastian de La Gomera, as you are on the safe side and can take a bus or a taxi if necessary.
Binter Canarias
Binter Canarias is a regional airline based on the Canary Islands (Gran Canaria) since 1989. With small, often very modern machines, holidaymakers can fly easily from island to island. At the beginning Binter Canarias flew only to the islands of Gran Canaria, Tenerife, Fuerteventura and La Palma, later Lanzarote and El Hierro were added.
La Gomera was included as a travel destination in 1999 after the airport was completed. Funchal in Madeira, El Aayún in Western Sahara, Lisbon, Milan and Paris are also on the Canarian airline’s schedule.
The Binter company also cooperates with the provider TUIfly, whose guests are booked on connecting flights of Binter Canarias in order to reach the smaller islands without own airport.
For example, the village of Valle Gran Rey has a perfect connection to La Gomera Airport (IATA code: GMZ), as a scheduled bus departs there 2 hours before departure. The small airport is located in the municipality of Alajeró and is about 35 kms from the capital San Sebastian.
You can fly from Tenerife South or Tenerife North to La Gomera. However, we don´t recommend this travel possibility, as it often takes longer than by bus, taxi or shuttle transfer.
Taxi La Gomera
Of course each municipality on La Gomera has its own taxi service.
In the ports of San Sebastian and Valle Gran Rey there are usually enough taxis available when a ferry arrives from Los Cristianos (Tenerife).
In order to get a rough orientation, it is always useful to ask in advance for the approximate price to the desired destination.
You should always make sure that the taximeter is switched on while driving. Of course there is a surcharge to the normal fare on weekends and public holidays, as well as in the late evening.
If posible the formation of a taxi carpools is often worth it. For example, a trip from San Sebastian de La Gomera to the resort of Valle Gran Rey costs around 60. 00-70.00€ during the day, so sharing with other travellers can be profitable.
But beware, La Gomera is a little different than Britain and the rest of Europe. For example, you may not find a car at the taxi rank or the driver may not adhere to the agreed time or meeting point. However, these are only exceptions, in general everything works quite well and the drivers are very helpful people.
Please note that many taxi drivers only speak Spanish or just a little English.
If you want to explore the island by taxi, the drivers will also take you on a tour around La Gomera. Some drivers have worked out special routes and offer quite attractive prices for an island tour by taxi.
Telephone numbers taxi La Gomera
Place:
Number:
Valle Gran Rey
0034 922 805058 or 0034 629 689080
Valle Gran Rey
0034 680 597 948 (Night-Taxi)
San Sebastian
0034 922 870524
Vallehermoso
0034 922 108159 or 0034 922 800000
Agulo
0034 922 801074
Hermigua
0034 922 880047 or 0034 922 805058
Hermigua
0034 922 880047 or 0034 922 805058
Playa Santiago
0034 922 895300
Alajeró
0034 922 922378999
Bus La Gomera
The public buses on La Gomera are called “GuaGua”. GuaGua Gomera to be exact.
The route network on La Gomera is now quite well developed, with a total of eight different bus lines running on the island. Almost all tourist-accessible places are regularly approached. Since June 2018 new, very modern and air-conditioned coaches are running.
The prices are still relatively cheap and vary between 2€ – 6€ per person and route. The bus ticket is paid in cash directly to the driver (attention, the drivers do not change large bills).
Times can also change at short notice due to the many national and local holidays. Please inform yourself shortly before arrival. As a rule, the buses are based on the ferry times, so that a good connection is guaranteed.
Especially during the busy times and during the high season, we recommend that you get in directly at the first stop to get a seat. It may well happen that the buses do not stop at all when they are already full. Usually a second bus is used, but you can’t always rely on it. This notice applies mainly to the resort of Valle Gran Rey.
During the journey, the drivers often switch on the air conditioning, which is why it can get a little cooler during the bus journey, especially on the longer distances. Therefore, it is recommended to always take a jacket or a (hood) sweater on the bus, even in midsummer.
You can download the current bus timetable with the individual stops and departure times here free of charge as a PDF file: Bus timetable La Gomera
Rental cars La Gomera
Here you can find our car rental offers
Of course, we can also arrange a rental car from Tenerife or La Gomera in order to offer you a free independent travelling. The streets on La Gomera are well developed and the individual places are visibly signposted. It gets more complicated when you spend your holiday in a very small place. Here the journey could get a little trickier, as there are many small, winding roads away from the larger towns. In this case, printing the directions at home and take it with you, nothing can go wrong.
Take advantage of the good personal contacts between “Canarianfeeling” and the car rental company “Mulagua” and book your rental car on La Gomera online. Further information about the different vehicles, prices and services can be found on our website in the category “car rental”.
We strongly advise against the so-called “cheap offers” on the internet! Our reservations include all kilometers driven, you don´t have to pay a deposit and an accident and repair service is available.
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Acommodations for active holidays
“Casa Rural Eliseo”
Alajeró
max. 4 persons
2 sleeping room
Living space appr. 95 m²
from 65,00 € per night for 2 pers.
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Over 100 years old, the beautifully-restored finca” Casa Eliseo” on the outskirts of Alajeró is a farmhouse in the far south of the island. Built on an attractive plot 800 metres above sea-level, the house lies in the middle of terraced fields. The natural stone terrace, which runs the entire length of the front of the house, offers sensational views of the south coast and the deep blue waters of the sea as far as the eye can see.
Varadero 3 A
Valle Gran Rey
max. 3 persons
1 sleeping room
Living space appr. 60 m²
from 99,00 € per night for 2 pers.
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The very modern apartments Varadero are located directly on the beach of Vueltas in Valle Gran Rey. Apartment “3A” has a large terrace with a four-poster bed and panoramic views over the sea. Very exclusive accommodation in the popular holiday resort Valle Gran Rey.
“El Bajio – 208”
Valle Gran Rey
max. 2 persons
Living space appr. 40 m²
from 79,00 € per night for 2 pers.
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4,8
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The flat “El Bajio” is located directly on the beach of the municipality of La Puntilla. From the small balcony you have an unrestricted view of the sea. In the living- and sleeping area you can only hear the sound of the sea. An charming and very individually furnished flat in the beautiful Valle Gran Rey. A real insider tip in Valle Gran Rey.
“Villa Malt”
Playa Santiago
max. 4 persons
2 sleeping room
Living space appr. 130 m²
from 115,00 € per night for 2 pers.
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A high quality and well-equipped villa on La Gomera. The luxury accommodation “Villa Malt” offers a private swimming pool, a green outdoor garden and all luxury of first class accommodation. Up to four adults can spend their holidays in this well-kept villa. This modern villa is still an exclusive insider tip on La Gomera!
“Casa Rural Sola”
Alojera
max. 4 persons
2 sleeping room
Living space appr. 75 m²
from 92,00 € per night for 2 pers.
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The accommodation “Casa Sola” on La Gomera has a private pool. Enjoy the breathtaking view over the sunny valley of Alojera down to the sea. The unique secluded location, a well-kept swimming pool and the large terrace make this exclusive accommodation on La Gomera so unique. It is an authentic and restored “Casa Rural”. One of the most beautiful Fincas on La Gomera.
Acommodations for active holidays
“El Bajio – 208”
Valle Gran Rey
max. 2 persons
Living space appr. 40 m²
from 79,00 € per night for 2 pers.
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3
4,8
excellent
The flat “El Bajio” is located directly on the beach of the municipality of La Puntilla. From the small balcony you have an unrestricted view of the sea. In the living- and sleeping area you can only hear the sound of the sea. An charming and very individually furnished flat in the beautiful Valle Gran Rey. A real insider tip in Valle Gran Rey.
Varadero 3 A
Valle Gran Rey
max. 3 persons
1 sleeping room
Living space appr. 60 m²
from 99,00 € per night for 2 pers.
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4,6
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The very modern apartments Varadero are located directly on the beach of Vueltas in Valle Gran Rey. Apartment “3A” has a large terrace with a four-poster bed and panoramic views over the sea. Very exclusive accommodation in the popular holiday resort Valle Gran Rey.
“Casa Rural Eliseo”
Alajeró
max. 4 persons
2 sleeping room
Living space appr. 95 m²
from 65,00 € per night for 2 pers.
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23
4,4
fabulous
Over 100 years old, the beautifully-restored finca” Casa Eliseo” on the outskirts of Alajeró is a farmhouse in the far south of the island. Built on an attractive plot 800 metres above sea-level, the house lies in the middle of terraced fields. The natural stone terrace, which runs the entire length of the front of the house, offers sensational views of the south coast and the deep blue waters of the sea as far as the eye can see.
“Villa Malt”
Playa Santiago
max. 4 persons
2 sleeping room
Living space appr. 130 m²
from 115,00 € per night for 2 pers.
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4,8
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A high quality and well-equipped villa on La Gomera. The luxury accommodation “Villa Malt” offers a private swimming pool, a green outdoor garden and all luxury of first class accommodation. Up to four adults can spend their holidays in this well-kept villa. This modern villa is still an exclusive insider tip on La Gomera!
“Casa Rural Sola”
Alojera
max. 4 persons
2 sleeping room
Living space appr. 75 m²
from 92,00 € per night for 2 pers.
Details
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21
4,5
excellent
The accommodation “Casa Sola” on La Gomera has a private pool. Enjoy the breathtaking view over the sunny valley of Alojera down to the sea. The unique secluded location, a well-kept swimming pool and the large terrace make this exclusive accommodation on La Gomera so unique. It is an authentic and restored “Casa Rural”. One of the most beautiful Fincas on La Gomera.
How to Get to La Gomera
Getting to La Gomera from Tenerife is very easy if you know how. To make your getaway perfect, I’ll tell you all the ways to get there.
Visiting La Gomera on a trip to Tenerife is one of the essential plans you must make on your vacation. It is located only about 40 kilometers away and despite its small size it has amazing landscapes that seem to be from another planet.
So if you have some free time in Tenerife to escape one day to La Gomera, I tell you how to get there so you can start preparing your visit.
1. The most comfortable way: on an organized excursion from Tenerife
If you don’t have much time to see La Gomera in one day, the most comfortable and quickest way is to join an organized excursion around the island from Tenerife.
This type of activity will help you get the most out of La Gomera, since you won’t have to worry about organizing the logistics (finding transportation, hiring the services of a guide, locating tourist attractions, finding a good place to eat. ..) Everything is designed for you to let yourself go, relax and focus on enjoying the experience!
In addition, compared to visiting La Gomera on your own, with an organized excursion to La Gomera from Tenerife you will save time (both in planning the visit and once on the island where the guide will show you the most important things) and also money (the cost of visiting La Gomera on your own is higher because you will have to rent a vehicle to travel around the island).
Depending on your tastes or your budget, there are different organized excursions to explore La Gomera. In this sense, I recommend you to read the article The best excursions to La Gomera from Tenerife to know the best options with which you can explore the island.
Book an excursion to La Gomera from Tenerife
2. Travel on your own to La Gomera from Tenerife: Use the Ferry
The ferry is the most popular option to reach La Gomera from Tenerife. Currently the companies Naviera Armas and Fred Olsen cover the route. If you wish to visit the island on your own by ferry I advise you to buy your tickets in advance.
A detail to take into account when budgeting your trip is that the single adult ticket of the company Naviera Armas (from 40 €) is a little cheaper than the company Fred Olsen (from 41 €) but both ships are large, comfortable and stable.
The ship sails from the port of Los Cristianos, south of Tenerife, to the port of San Sebastian de La Gomera. It has daily routes and in only 50 minutes you will disembark in the capital of the island.
Book an excursion to La Gomera from Tenerife
Board the ferry with or without a car
If you are going to visit La Gomera on your own it will be essential that you have a vehicle to move around the island, so I advise you to rent one to move from one place to another with greater freedom. There are many companies where you can hire this service although if you want to simplify procedures, you can also book it together with the ferry ticket in the same company.
In case you travel to La Gomera from Tenerife and you want to take your car with you, in order to access the ferry with the vehicle, you have to present yourself well in advance to the boarding following the indications of the transport that you can consult in your ticket. However, if you have any doubts about this, it is advisable to contact the ferry company beforehand.
Travel by ferry to La Gomera with the family
If you plan to visit La Gomera as a family and you are traveling with children, they will need to have their own ticket to ride the ferry although the price of the child (4 to 11 years old) or baby (0 to 3 years old) ticket is lower than that paid by adults.
The journey to La Gomera from Tenerife will fly by for the little ones because the ferry has a wide range of leisure activities to entertain them until they reach the Port of San Sebastian de La Gomera: children’s area and playground, cartoons, movies… they will have such a good time on board that they will not want to get off!
Eat on the ferry and continue your route around the island
You can take advantage of the trip to La Gomera to have a snack in the ferry’s cafeteria. This is a good option if you get hungry along the way and want to kill the munchies quickly or if you are traveling with your family and prefer to eat on board so that the kids don’t miss their meal times. This way, you won’t have to worry about finding a restaurant when you disembark and you can continue your route around the island as you had planned.
Where the ferry drops you off and how to get to the center of La Gomera
The ferry from Tenerife arrives at the port of San Sebastian de La Gomera, the capital of the island. To get to the city you can walk, take a cab or bus (lines 3 and 7 stop near the port).
Book an excursion to La Gomera from Tenerife
3. Fly to La Gomera: with a flight from the airport
The fastest option to get to La Gomera is to take a flight from Tenerife. The island has only one airport (located in the town of Alajeró) that receives planes from the international airports of Tenerife South and Tenerife North. In case your plane from the mainland lands in Tenerife South, taking a boat is the easiest way to get to La Gomera.
On the other hand, if you land in Tenerife North, apart from the ferry, you have the option to get to La Gomera by plane of the airline Binter, which makes two daily flights.
Compared to the ferry, it is not a very popular option, as the plane ticket is more expensive (from 100€). The journey takes about 30 minutes and after landing at La Gomera airport you will have to take a bus, cab or rental car to go to different parts of the island.
How to get from the airport to San Sebastian de La Gomera
The airport of La Gomera is located 34 kilometers by road from San Sebastian de La Gomera. To get to the capital of the island you can choose different means of transport depending on your needs, tastes or budget. Below you will find some ideas:
If you do not want to depend on the schedules and availability of public transport to go to San Sebastian de La Gomera from the airport of the island, it is best to book a rental car that allows you to move at your leisure with total freedom.
Some companies that provide this service on the island are Cicar or Avis. Depending on the characteristics and brand of the vehicle you can find options from 30 € per day.
What documents are needed to rent a car in La Gomera?
To have an identity card or passport
To have a valid national or international driver’s license.
To have a minimum of 1 or 2 years of driving license.
Be 21 years of age or older, depending on the rental company.
If you don’t have a rental car to go to the capital, the most convenient way is to go to the airport bus station and take the bus line 3 operated by the company GuaguaGomera, which costs 4€ and will take you there in about 1 hour.
La Gomera has 7 lines to connect the different localities of the island:
Line 1 – Valle Gran Rey – San Sebastián de La Gomera
However, you can also take a cab that will take you to San Sebastián de La Gomera in only 35 minutes. It is the fastest way but compared to the bus is somewhat more expensive since the trip costs between 40 and 55 €.
A piece of advice? Always take the cab at the established cab rank at the airport and avoid those drivers who offer the same service outside that point.
How to travel to La Gomera
The airport of La Gomera (GMZ) has no capacities for international air traffic. Only the Canarian airline Binter Canarias is approaching the small airport. So the straight way to La Gomera is leading via Tenerife-South/Reina Sofia (TFS) and then by ferry. The southern airport of Tenerife lies about 15 kilometres from the ferry port of Los Cristianos.
Getting to La Gomera via Teneriffa
Travelling to La Gomera…
…via Tenerife-South (TFS)
If you make your flight arrangements to Tenerife Sur “Reina Sofía” (TFS), we advise as a rough guide the following flight times, so you will get the ferry to La Gomera the day of arrival, resp. reach the airport the day of departure in time: Your plane should not land after 5.30 p.m. Canary time, and it should not depart before 11 a.m. Canary time.
From the airport Tenerife-South to the ferry port of Los Cristianos it is about 15 minutes by taxi (15 km, ca. 23 Euros). There is also a bus connection between the airport Tenerife-South and Los Cristianos with the two lines of TITSA no. 111 and no. 343. The bus stop in Los Cristianos is situated about 1 km from the ferry port, though. (Some of the buses of the line 111 stop at the ferry terminal of Los Cristianos before they continue to Playa de las Américas – please ask the driver.) → TITSA: http://www.titsa.com
…via Tenerife-North (TFN)
The second airport of Tenerife, Tenerife Norte „Los Rodeos“ (TFN), is situated about 8 km from Santa Cruz de Tenerife. From the northern airport it is about 70 kilometres to Los Cristianos, where the ferries to La Gomera depart.
The ferry companies Fred. Olsen and Naviera Armas offer with their tickets a cost-free non-stop coach to the ferry port of Los Cristianos. The buses depart 90 minutes before departure of the ferries at the central bus station of Santa Cruz de Tenerife („estación de guaguas de Santa Cruz“). So, if you have booked flights to Tenerife-North, it is easiest to take a taxi to the central bus station and then continue with the coach.
Binter Canarias
Alternatively the small planes of the Canarian airline Binter Canarias are heading from Tenerife-North (TFN) to La Gomera (GMZ) two times a day, the flight takes about half an hour. The airport of La Gomera is located close to Playa de Santiago. → Binter Canarias: https://www.bintercanarias.com/eng
…via ferry from Los Cristianos to La Gomera
Two ferry companies offer the passage Tenerife (Los Cristianos) → San Sebastián de la Gomera. The ferries for cars and trucks leave about three times a day. → Fred. Olsen: https://www.fredolsen. es/en → Naviera Armas: http://www.navieraarmas.com
Fred. Olsen and Naviera Armas offer the passage to San Sebastián de la Gomera, Naviera Armas also offers the passsage to Valle Gran Rey (duration 1.5 hours direct). → Timetable Armas: San Sebastián de la Gomera → Timetable Olsen: San Sebastián de la Gomera → Timetable Armas: Valle Gran Rey
To pick the ferries that suit your flight times best, calculate as follows. You will be waiting for your luggage at the airport, that might take a while, then it takes you about 15 minutes by taxi from the airport Tenerife-South (TFS) to the harbour in Los Cristianos (about 23 Euros), please be at the harbour half an hour before departure of the ferry. The passage to San Sebastián is about 1 hour.
San Sebastián de la Gomera
Timetable Naviera Armas
Last update: 13th Dec 2019 No responsibility is taken for the correctness of the timetables.
NAVIERA ARMAS: Los Cristianos (Tenerife) → San Sebastián de la Gomera
16 DEC – 22 DEC 2019
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08:45 13:45 18:45¹
08:45 13:45 18:45¹
08:45 13:45 18:45¹
08:45 13:45 18:45¹
08:45 14:30 18:45¹
08:45 19:00
08:45¹ 17:45
23 DEC 2019 – 05 JAN 2020
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08:45 13:45 18:45¹
08:45¹ 18:45
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06 JAN – 16 FEB 2020
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08:45 13:45 18:45¹
08:45 13:45 18:45¹
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08:45 13:45 18:45¹
08:45 14:30 18:45¹
08:45 19:00
08:45¹ 17:45
17 FEB – 23 FEB 2020
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08:45 13:45 18:45¹
08:45 13:45 18:45¹
08:45 13:45 18:45¹
08:45 13:45 18:45¹
08:45 15:30
08:45 19:00
08:45
24 FEB – 01 MAR 2020
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18:30¹
08:45¹ 18:45¹
08:45 13:45 18:45¹
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08:45 14:30 18:45¹
08:45 19:00
08:45¹ 17:45
02 MAR – 29 MAR 2020
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08:45 13:45 18:45¹
08:45 13:45 18:45¹
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08:45 14:30 18:45¹
08:45 19:00
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30 MAR – 05 APR 2020
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08:45 13:45 18:45¹
08:45 13:45 18:45¹
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08:45 16:00
08:45 20:45
08:45¹ 17:45
06 APR – 12 APR 2020
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08:45 13:45 18:45¹
08:45 13:45 18:45¹
08:45 16:00
08:45 20:45¹
08:45 14:30 18:45¹
08:45 19:00
08:45¹ 17:45
¹continuing to La Palma
NAVIERA ARMAS: San Sebastián de la Gomera → Los Cristianos (Tenerife)
16 DEC – 22 DEC 2019
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07:00 11:00 16:30
07:00 11:00 16:30
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07:00 11:00 16:30
07:00 17:00
07:00 19:30
23 DEC 2019 – 05 JAN 2020
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07:00 11:00 16:30
07:00 16:30
16:30
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07:00 19:30
06 JAN – 16 FEB 2020
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07:00 11:00 16:30
07:00 11:00 16:30
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07:00 11:00 16:30
07:00 17:00
07:00 19:30
17 FEB – 23 FEB 2020
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07:00 11:00 16:30
07:00 11:00 16:30
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07:00 11:00 17:15
07:00 17:00
07:00 10:10 19:30
24 FEB – 01 MAR 2020
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07:00 16:30
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07:00 17:00
07:00 19:30
02 MAR – 29 MAR 2020
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07:00 11:00 16:30
07:00 11:00 16:30
07:00 11:00 16:30
07:00 11:00 16:30
07:00 11:00 16:30 19:00
07:00 17:00 18:00
07:00 19:30
30 MAR – 05 APR 2020
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TUE
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THU
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07:30 07:00 11:00 16:30
07:00 11:00 16:30
07:00 11:00 16:30
07:00 11:00 16:30
07:00 11:00 17:30
07:00 19:00
07:00 19:30
06 APR – 12 APR 2020
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07:00 11:00 16:30
07:00 11:00 16:30
07:00 11:00 17:30
07:00 19:00
07:00 11:00 16:30
07:00 17:00
07:00 19:30
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FRED.OLSEN: Los Cristianos (Tenerife) → San Sebastián de la Gomera
16 DEC – 22 DEC 2019
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TUE
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09:00 14:00 19:00¹
09:00 14:00 19:00¹
09:00 14:00 19:00¹
09:00 12:00¹ 20:00¹
09:00¹ 16:30 20:00¹
09:00 12:00¹ 19:30
09:00¹ 16:00 19:30¹
23 DEC – 29 DEC 2019
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09:00 14:00 19:00¹
09:00 14:00 18:00¹
19:30¹
09:00 12:00¹ 19:30¹
09:00 16:00 19:00¹
09:00 12:00¹ 19:30
09:00¹ 16:00 19:30¹
30 DEC 2019 – 05 JAN 2020
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09:00 14:00 19:00¹
09:00 14:00 18:00¹
19:30¹
09:00 12:00¹ 19:30¹
09:00 16:00 19:00¹
09:00 14:00 19:00
09:00¹ 16:00 19:30
06 JAN – 12 JAN 2020
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TUE
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THU
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09:00¹ 15:30 18:30 21:30¹
09:00 14:00 19:00¹
09:00 14:00 19:00¹
09:00 14:00 19:00¹
09:00 16:00 19:00¹
09:00 14:00 19:00
09:00¹ 15:30 18:30 21:30¹
13 JAN – 16 FEB 2020
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09:00 14:00 19:00¹
09:00 14:00 19:00¹
09:00 14:00 19:00¹
09:00 14:00 19:00¹
09:00 16:00 19:00¹
09:00 14:00 19:00
09:00¹ 15:30 18:30 21:30¹
17 FEB – 23 FEB 2020
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THU
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09:00 14:00 19:00¹
09:00 14:00 19:00¹
09:00 14:00 19:00¹
09:00 14:00 19:00¹
09:00 14:30 17:30
09:00 19:00
10:00 16:00
24 FEB – 01 MAR 2020
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TUE
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THU
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09:00 16:00 19:30¹ 20:30
09:00¹ 15:00 18:30 22:00¹
09:00¹ 16:00 19:00¹
09:00 14:00 19:00¹
09:00 16:00 19:00¹
09:00 14:00 19:00
09:00¹ 15:30 18:30 21:30¹
02 MAR – 08 MAR 2020
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TUE
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THU
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09:00 14:00 19:00¹
09:00 14:00 19:00¹
09:00 14:00 19:00¹
09:00 14:00 19:00¹
09:00 16:00 19:00¹
08:30 14:00 19:00
09:00¹ 15:30 18:30 21:30¹
09 MAR – 15 MAR 2020
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TUE
WED
THU
FRI
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09:00 12:00¹ 19:30¹
09:00 14:00 19:00¹
09:00 12:00¹ 19:30¹
09:00 14:00 19:00¹
09:00¹ 16:30 19:30¹
09:00 14:00 19:00
09:00¹ 15:30 18:30 21:30¹
16 MAR – 22 MAR 2020
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09:00 12:00¹ 19:30¹
09:00 14:00 19:00¹
09:00 12:00¹ 19:30¹
09:00 14:00 19:00¹
09:00¹ 16:30 19:30¹
08:30 14:00 19:00
09:00¹ 15:30 18:30 21:30¹
23 MAR – 29 MAR 2020
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THU
FRI
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09:00 14:00 19:00¹
09:00 14:00 19:00¹
09:00 14:00 19:00¹
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09:00 16:00 19:00¹
09:00 14:00 19:00
09:00¹ 15:30 18:30 21:30¹
30 MAR – 05 APR 2020
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THU
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09:00 14:00 19:00¹
09:00 14:00 19:00¹
09:00 14:00 19:00¹
09:00 14:00 19:00¹
09:00 14:30 17:30
09:00 12:00¹ 19:30
09:00¹ 16:00 19:00¹
06 APR – 12 APR 2020
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WED
THU
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09:00 14:00 19:00¹
09:00 12:00¹ 19:30¹
09:00 14:30 17:30
09:00 12:00¹ 19:30¹
09:00 16:00 19:00¹
09:00¹ 15:30 18:30 21:30
09:00¹ 15:30 18:30 21:30¹
¹continuing to La Palma
FRED. OLSEN: San Sebastián de la Gomera → Los Cristianos (Tenerife)
16 DEC – 22 DEC 2019
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THU
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07:30 12:00 17:30
07:30 12:00 17:30
07:30 12:00 17:30
07:30 10:30 18:00
07:30 15:00 18:00
07:30 10:30 18:00
07:30 17:30
23 DEC – 29 DEC 2019
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07:30 12:00 17:30
07:30 12:00 16:00
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07:30 10:30 18:00
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30 DEC 2019 – 05 JAN 2020
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07:30 12:00 17:30
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07:30 10:30 18:00
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07:30 12:00 17:30
07:30 17:30
06 JAN – 12 JAN 2020
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07:30 17:00 20:00
07:30 12:00 17:30
07:30 12:00 17:30
07:30 12:00 17:30
07:30 14:00 17:30
07:30 12:00 17:30
07:30 17:00 20:00
13 JAN – 16 FEB 2020
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07:30 12:00 17:30
07:30 12:00 17:30
07:30 12:00 17:30
07:30 12:00 17:30
07:30 14:00 17:30
07:30 12:00 17:30
07:30 17:00 20:00
17 FEB – 23 FEB 2020
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07:30 12:00 17:30
07:30 12:00 17:30
07:30 12:00 17:30
07:30 12:00 17:30
07:30 13:00 16:00 19:00
07:30 10:30 16:00 18:00
08:30 14:30 17:30 20:30
24 FEB – 01 MAR 2020
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07:30 10:30 14:00 17:30
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07:30 17:30
07:30 12:00 17:30
07:30 14:00 17:30
07:30 12:00 17:30
07:30 17:00 20:00
02 MAR – 08 MAR 2020
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07:30 12:00 17:30
07:30 12:00 17:30
07:30 12:00 17:30
07:30 12:00 17:30
07:30 14:00 17:30
07:30 12:00 17:30
07:30 17:00 20:00
09 MAR – 15 MAR 2020
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07:30 10:30 18:00
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07:30 17:00 20:00
16 MAR – 22 MAR 2020
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07:30 10:30 18:00
07:30 12:00 17:30
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07:30 12:00 17:30
07:30 17700 20:00
23 MAR – 29 MAR 2020
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07:30 12:00 17:30
07:30 12:00 17:30
07:30 12:00 17:30
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07:30 12:00 17:30
07:30 17:00 20:00
30 MAR – 05 APR 2020
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07:30 12:00 17:30
07:30 12:00 17:30
07:30 12:00 17:30
07:30 12:00 17:30
07:30 13:00 16:00 19:00
07:30 10:30 18:00
07:30 17:30
06 APR – 12 APR 2020
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07:30 12:00 17:30
07:30 10:30 18:00
07:30 13:00 16:00 19:00
07:30 10:30 18:00
07:30 14:00 17:30
07:30 17:00 20:00
07:30 17:00 20:00
Exploring La Gomera…
…by bus
On La Gomera, the villages San Sebastián de la Gomera, Valle Gran Rey and Vallehermoso offer a good bus connection. At the harbour of San Sebastián de la Gomera the buses of the Servicio Regular Gomera (GuaguaGomera) are waiting for the arrival and departure of the Fred. Olsen ferry from/ to Los Cristianos. The central bus stop („estación de guaguas“) is located in the city centre of San Sebastián de la Gomera right above the market hall. → Timetable and bus lines “GuaguaGomera”: http://www.guaguagomera.com
…by ferry
After a break of several years, Fred. Olsen revived the small passenger ferry „Benchi Express“ (bikes and motor bikes, no cars or trucks), connecting Valle Gran Rey, Playa de Santiago and San Sebastián de la Gomera in just 1.5 hours. • Valle Gran Rey → Playa Santiago: 40 minutes • Playa Santiago → San Sebastián de la Gomera: 30 minutes
Timetable Benchi Express (fred. olsen)
Last update: 18th Feb 2019 No responsibility is taken for the correctness of the timetables.
18 FEB 2019 – 24 FEB 2019 (Fred. Olsen)
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Valle Gran Rey → Playa Santiago → San Sebastián de la Gomera
07:30 – –
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07:30 15:30 19:00
08:00 15:30 19:00
San Sebastián de la Gomera → Playa Santiago → Valle Gran Rey
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10:15 17:30 21:00
10:15 17:30 21:00
25 FEB 2019 – 30 SEP 2019 (Fred. Olsen)
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Valle Gran Rey → Playa Santiago → San Sebastián de la Gomera
07:30 15:30 19:00
07:30 15:30 19:00
07:30 15:30 19:00
07:30 15:30 19:00
07:30 15:30 19:00
07:30 15:30 19:00
08:00 15:30 19:00
San Sebastián de la Gomera → Playa Santiago → Valle Gran Rey
10:15 17:30 21:00
10:15 17:30 21:00
10:15 17:30 21:00
10:15 17:30 21:00
10:15 17:30 21:00
10:15 17:30 21:00
10:15 17:30 21:00
…by car
A hire car offers most flexibility on La Gomera. Cooperating with reliable local family businesses we mediate inexpensive small or medium-sized cars for you. → Car rental on La Gomera
Finding the way to your holiday home
There are only few roads on La Gomera and even fewer junctions. But watch out! The naming follows creative principles, that (in the eyes of strangers) are hard (if not impossible) to comprehend, and although every street actually has a name, there is hardly any labelling. For non-locals it can be quite difficult to find the booked accommodation. To avoid you getting lost on La Gomera, we will provide you with a detailed description of how to get to your holiday destination without trouble.
How to get to La Gomera in the Canary Islands – Airports and Hotels
The fact that La Gomera is a minor island of the western province of Santa Cruz de Tenerifein Spain often leads potential visitors to undervalue it in favour of the major capital islands, Tenerife and Gran Canaria, the ones that are featured in travel magazines more often. Far from the assumption that this smaller island offers less to see and do, La Gomera in the Canaries is a true paradise for nature lovers which was declared World Biosphere Reserve in 2011, boasting nice temperatures all year round, virgin volcanic landscapes, national parks with prehistoric vegetation, breathtaking cliffs and viewpoints, natural pools and beaches. What is more, aside from taking the opportunity to discover and enjoy a rich local gastronomy, travellers may equally join a variety of hiking tours and day boat trips, as well as star gazing gatherings, since this island –just like La Palma– is an excellent spot for observing the sky and so a favourite destination for astronomy enthusiasts.
La Gomera: how to arrive
Whether you choose to catch a flight to La Gomera or opt for reaching the island by ferry boat, it is mandatory that you travel to Tenerife first, as all connections are made from Tenerife North International airport and the Port of Los Cristianos in the south of the island, linked to Tenerife South airport by bus line 343. Since many national and international airlines operate flights to both passenger terminals, Tenerife seems like the perfect layover and a convenient stop before visiting La Gomera.
Flights to La Gomera island in the Canaries
The airport in La Gomera consists of a single passenger terminal whose runway is enabled for the landing of small aircrafts only. Thus, if you want to travel to La Gomera by air, you will need to purchase a plane ticket from the Binter Canarias regional company, operating two flights per day from Tenerife North airport towards the air terminal in Playa de Santiago. The journey takes roughly 30 minutes and ticket fares start from 12 euros. Upon arrival, you can either hire a car from Cicar or PlusCar or use public transportation to commute to Valle Gran Rey (bus line 6) and the capital city San Sebastián de La Gomera (bus line 7).
Travelling to La Gomera by ferry boat
Fred Olsen is the main company in charge of transporting passengers from Los Cristianos to San Sebastián de la Gomera (the capital city of the island). Its express ferry boats cover the distance between Tenerife and La Gomera in only 40 minutes, even though travellers may buy tickets for a larger ferry which takes 70 minutes. In the second case, you will be able to take your car with you, sunbathe on the deck and spot dolphins swimming by. There are five scheduled departures per day and fares range from 8 to 34 euros.
Where to stay in La Gomera, Canary Islands
Are you looking for accommodation for your trip to La Gomera? Let us give you some suggestions:
If you want to stay in the capital and wake up to stunning ocean views overlooking the neighbouring island of Tenerife, we recommend the luxurious Parador de La Gomera, featuring ample guest rooms with lots of natural light and an open-air swimming pool surrounded by tropical gardens.
For a retreat near the beach that will also allow for bike tours, visits to Garajonay National Park and hearty breakfast with views, we suggest staying at Hotel Gran Rey, which also has every amenity a traveller can ask for.
And lastly, for a rural stay, consider Hotel Rural Casa Lugo, located in a charming village and built in a traditional Canarian house with complimentary WiFi, a communal patio, safety deposit boxes and comfortable rooms with private toilet and shower; besides, hiking tours are organised for guests.
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Take the bus from Estación Icod to Estación Costa Adeje
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• 1h 56m
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What is the cheapest way to get from Tenerife to La Gomera?
The cheapest way to get from Tenerife to La Gomera is to bus and car ferry which costs €35 – €60 and takes 5h 33m.
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The quickest way to get from Tenerife to La Gomera is to taxi and car ferry which costs €120 – €160 and takes 1h 56m.
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How far is it from Tenerife to La Gomera?
The distance between Tenerife and La Gomera is 66 km.
How do I travel from Tenerife to La Gomera without a car?
The best way to get from Tenerife to La Gomera without a car is to line 108 bus and bus and car ferry which takes 4h 4m and costs €40 – €65.
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How long does it take to get from Tenerife to La Gomera?
It takes approximately 4h 4m to get from Tenerife to La Gomera, including transfers.
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How long is the flight from Tenerife to La Gomera?
The quickest flight from Tenerife Airport to La Gomera Airport is the direct flight which takes 30 min.
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Which airlines fly from Tenerife Airport to La Gomera Airport?
Binter Canarias offers flights from Tenerife Airport to La Gomera Airport.
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Where can I stay near La Gomera?
There are 524+ hotels available in La Gomera. Prices start at €100 per night.
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What companies run services between Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain and La Gomera, Canary Islands, Spain?
There is no direct connection from Tenerife to La Gomera. However, you can take the line 108 bus to Intercambiador Sta. Cruz, take the bus to Estación Costa Adeje, take the line 110 bus to Los Cristianos , take the walk to Tenerife Los Cristianos, then take the car ferry to San Sebastian de la Gomera. Alternatively, you can take a vehicle from La Orotava to San Sebastián de La Gomera via Estación Icod, Estación Costa Adeje, Los Cristianos , and Tenerife Los Cristianos in around 5h 33m.
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ferries Fred Olsen, Naviera Armas from Los Cristianos to San Sebastian de la Gomera and Transmediterranea
San Sebastian de la Gomera is the political and administrative capital and the main sea gate of the island of La Gomera, as it has a large commercial port, used for many years to transport passengers and deliver goods from different countries.
Today, two transport companies bring passengers to the island – Fred Olsen and Naviera Armas. The ships of both companies depart daily from the port of Los Cristianos in the south of Tenerife to the port of San Sebastian de la Gomera.
Both companies, Fred Olsen and Naviera Armas, are located at the main bus station in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, 15 minutes from Tenerife North Airport. Both provide a shuttle service to the port of Los Cristianos.
Sailing to La Gomera with Fred Olsen
The shipping company Fred Olsen operates large car ferries between the Canary Islands Benchijigua Express and Bonanza Express. Until January 2012, there was also a small high-speed ferry Benchi Express, which called at Playa Santiago and Valle Gran Rey on La Gomera.
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From Monday to Friday, the ferry to La Gomera departs from Los Cristianos at 9:00, 16:00 and 19:00; on Saturday – at 9:00 and at 19:00, and on Sunday at 11:30 and at 19:00. From San Sebastian de la Gomera, it departs Monday to Friday at 7:30, 14:00 and 17:30, Saturday at 7:30 and 17:30, Sunday at 10:00 and 17: thirty.
Ferry tickets can be purchased at the counter at the port terminal, or at the La Paloma travel agency in Valle Gran Rey (La Gomera), or online at the Fred Olsen website. The cost of the trip is about 37 euros. Early bookings, as well as when buying tickets in both directions and when shopping on the site, a discount is provided.
The Olsen bus departs from the bus station in Santa Cruz in approximately 1 hour 45 minutes. before the ferry leaves. After arriving at the ferry from La Gomera, the Olsen bus travels back from Los Cristianos to Santa Cruz.
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Naviera Armas, a Canarian company, provides high quality transport services with the new and very comfortable traditional car ferry Volcan de Tenagua. Between Los Cristianos and San Sebastian de la Gomera, it runs twice a day, and not once the flight was canceled due to bad weather. The sailing time is 70 minutes. The capacity of the ferry is approximately 1,500 passengers and 300 vehicles.
From the harbor in San Sebastian de la Gomera, the hotel can be reached by bus, taxi, rental car or your own if you took it with you =).
The cost of the trip is about 26 euros. Children, teenagers and seniors receive a discount. In the off-season, when the ferry is almost empty, Naviera Armas offers a discount on car transportation.
The Armas bus leaves the bus station in Santa Cruz in approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes. before the ferry leaves. After the arrival of the ferry from La Gomera, the Armas bus runs from Los Cristianos to Santa Cruz. Tourists should make sure to reserve a bus ticket at the same time that the ferry ticket is booked for!
Ferry tickets can be purchased at the port terminals in Tenerife or La Gomera, or bought online at the Naviera Armas website.
From Los Cristianos (Tenerife) to San Sebastian (La Gomera) the ferry leaves:
At 8:45 on Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun;
At 14:00 on Mon, Wed;
At 14:30 on Fri;
At 18:30 on Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri;
At 19:00 on Sat;
At 20:30 on Sun;
From San Sebastian (La Gomera) to Los Cristianos (Tenerife) the ferry leaves:
At 7:00 on Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun;
At 10:15 on Sun;
At 11:30 on Mon, Wed, Fri;
At 17:00 on Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat;
At 19:00 on Sun.
How to get there from the mainland?
For vacationers with a lot of free time, there is an alternative to the plane – traveling by car in the south of Spain. Car ferry of the shipping company Transmediterranea departs from the harbor of the city of Cadiz to Santa Cruz in the north of Tenerife.
Car ferry Transmediterranea sails from Cadiz to Santa Cruz de Tenerife for almost two days.
After arriving in the capital of Tenerife, tourists head to Los Cristianos in the south, and from there by ferry to La Gomera. This option is only suitable for vacationers who have a large margin of time and who cannot fly by plane.
The ferry runs from Santa Cruz (Tenerife) to Cadiz (South of Spain) and back once a week.
Tickets can be purchased from travel agencies and also online from the Trasmediterranea website. Bookings should be made well in advance of departure.
Flying with Binter
La Gomera can also be reached from Tenerife North by Binter Canarias. The flight duration is approximately 30 minutes.
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La Gomera: Magic Island. Spain in Russian
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The hackneyed phrase “time stood still” is so close to reality here that any science fiction writer could envy. A lost paradise, with forests that have existed since the very creation of the world, the depths of the sea through which the Nautilus sailed, and on land with people living in patriarchal foundations and not knowing haste. You experience such sensations when approaching the island of La Gomera, which is part of the archipelago of the Canary Islands.
Deep sea jungle
Descending from the mountains covered with dense laurel forest, in the Garajonay National Park, surrounded by clouds and orchestral sounds made by animals found nowhere else in the world, and approaching the rocky coast of La Gomera, it is like returning to the real pristine nature. Once you reach the sea, you will be able to discover all the treasures of the seabed. Tourist Center Casa Diversa » organizes excursions and dives to get acquainted with the nature of the island.
South Seas
The view from the sea will also make you freeze in admiration. The sheer cliffs of Alahero in the southern part of the island demonstrate the full power of prehistoric nature here. And although the island is of volcanic origin, there have been no eruptions here for about 2 million years. The Speedy Adventure cruise on a small boat offers the opportunity to meet tropical pilot whales or groups of dolphins, enter a cave created by the forces of the sea over thousands of years, and see how the endangered osprey fishing bird hunts.
Black beaches with crystal clear waters
For almost 100 kilometers of the coast of La Gomera, changing landscapes shaped by water and time alternate one after another: dozens of small bays, breathtakingly beautiful rocks, black sand or pebble beaches with crystal clear water. The beach of San Sebastian with its volcanic air or the secluded English beach are equally great for swimming and complete relaxation. Recommended: take a book with you and forget about the time. From now on, only the sun will dictate your daily routine.
Visit to Eden
There are many viewing platforms for contemplating what has been created since the beginning of time by nature and man. But if it is also the work of the famous Spanish architect Cesar Manrique, you should definitely stay. The observation deck in Palmarejo allows you to enjoy views of the watchtower in Valle Gran Rey, terraces located on sloping ledges, villages climbing mountain slopes, and tall graceful palm trees. This is a paradise to which it remains only to get used.
Journey into the rural past
Local gastronomy, ancient ways, pottery, silbo gomero (local whistling language)… In Valle Gran Rey you can learn more about the history of the island, thanks to excursions offered by companies such as Timah or Gomera Activa “. A walk through the Chipude Fortress will reveal one of the most mystical places on the island, the ceremonial center of the ancient autochthonous religion. And in the Information Center “Las Loceras” you can appreciate various handicrafts and attend craft workshops. The combination of history and tradition is the key to understanding why La Gomera is called a magical island.
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Thanks to the ferry service established between them and the presence of an airfield, more and more tourists can visit the island of La Gomera and see the local nature in its pristine form, almost untouched by civilization. Today, it is he who is the greenest and cleanest among the Canary Islands.
The average daily temperature here is between 21-30 °C all year round. Washed by the clear waters of the Atlantic Ocean, this island is truly a heavenly place to relax. It is divided by a mountain range into two parts: in the first, eternal spring, and in the second, summer. To get from one season to another, it is enough just to cross the mountain tunnel.
How to get to La Gomera?
The island has an airport, but the vast majority of people come here on day trips by ferry from Tenerife from the port of Los Cristianos. The one way trip takes about an hour and a half. By fast boats – about 45 minutes. Along the way, if you’re lucky, you can meet a flock of dolphins frolicking in the ocean.
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Over the past few years, more than 100 hotels of different price categories have been built on the island, which attracts here every year an increasing number of tourists who come to relax for several weeks.
Towns and resorts of La Gomera
San Sebastian de la Gomera (San Sebastian de la Gomera) – the capital of the island of La Gomera and the most popular resort. Most of the tourist life takes place here. In addition to good hotels, restaurants and a wide range of entertainment, tourists will find many architectural and historical attractions here.
Alajero is the second largest resort on the island. It is located on the south coast and can offer tourists an excellent beach Playa de Santiago (Playa de Santiago), restaurants and great views.
Valle Gran Rey. The resort has a well-developed infrastructure and is perfect for sports and family holidays.
Vallehermoso is a small resort town surrounded by mountains and banana plantations. Lovers of calm and beach holidays will like it here.
Hermigua. The resort is surrounded by banana plantations, has a good beach and is perfect for a relaxing and sightseeing holiday.
Agulo is a small resort village located at steep cliffs. This is a great place for a relaxing holiday.
The beaches of La Gomera
Lovers of lying on white sand are unlikely to like the beaches of La Gomera, because they are covered with black volcanic sand and pebbles. In addition, the coast of the island has many cliffs and cliffs, so the places for sunbathing are quite narrow, but sunbathing and swimming are quite comfortable.
In addition to Playa de Santiago the best beaches on the island are Playa de San Sebastian and Playa de La Cueva located in the eastern part of the island, as well as Playa de Vallehermoso in the north.
The longest beach is La Calera on the west coast. It stretched for over a kilometer.
San Marcos is good for lovers of water sports and entertainment, as it boasts strong waves at any time of the year.
Those wishing to visit the nude beach will be welcomed by Argaga .
Playa De La Calera is another popular beach.
La Gomera Attractions
As a rule, people come here primarily to wander along impassable paths, see unusual plants and breathe clean air. There is not a single industrial enterprise on the island, so it is not exposed to absolutely any pollution. In that part of the island where the climate is optimal for farming, fruits and vegetables are grown, which are marked with the “Environmentally Friendly Product” label.
The Count’s Tower or Torre del Conde is one of the main attractions of the island. It is the very first building built on the island and for many years it was its main defensive structure.
The island appeared on the map in 1375. And in 1492, it was here that the first expedition of the famous traveler Christopher Columbus made his stop, heading to the shores of America. In the main city of the island, a well has been preserved to this day, from which the great discoverer drew water. In addition, tourists are always offered to visit Church of Iglesia de Asuncion , where he prayed for the successful completion of his campaign.
The main thing that tourists want to see is Garajonay Park (El Parque Nacional de Garajonay) , it covers an area of about 40 km2, which is almost 10% of the area of the entire island. More than 450 species of relic plants grow on its territory, so since 1986 it has been protected by UNESCO.
Garajonay Peak has a height of 1484 meters. Unfortunately, the vegetation of the mountain was destroyed by a fire in 2012, but scientists say that it will soon be restored. The nature of the park continues to be the same as it was millions of years ago, which is facilitated by unique climatic conditions – high humidity and constant fog. It is always quite cool here, so when going on an excursion to Garajonay, tourists are advised to take warm clothes with them. A walk through the park is made incredibly interesting by huge trees, and foliage underfoot, and thickets of ferns, and numerous streams. According to legend, the park is named after a young couple. These were the children of the leaders who fell in love with each other. Due to the anger of their parents, they were forced to hide in the forests of the island, and then, seeing no other way out, they committed suicide on this very spot.
In the southern part of the island is located La Caldera Park , which owes its appearance to volcanic activity and is now an extinct large crater.
In the gorge between the hills in the southwest, there is an amazingly beautiful Valley of the Great Kings or the Gran Rey Valley (El Parque Rural de Valle Gran Rey) . It is very interesting to look at the gigantic palm groves spread here and the steps carved into the rocks, the so-called terraces.
There is also an attraction that can only be seen from the sea, as this piece of land is closed to the public. These are cliffs of Los Organos (Los Organos) – basalt columns towering 80 meters above the sea. Their name is due to the striking resemblance to the pipes of a musical instrument.
Surrounded by rocks with dense vegetation, there is the village of Agulo , where many workshops are concentrated. Experienced artisans are happy to demonstrate their skills to tourists. Here is also Red Wall rock . Climbing it you can admire the village from a height, and in clear weather you can see the volcano located on the island of Tenerife.
Trip to La Gomera, tourist tips
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1. Tourists are advised to travel around the island on foot, so it will be easier to see all the important sights. Going for a walk through forests and nature reserves, you should definitely take insect protection with you. Do not forget about the hot sun, you can get sunburned not only while relaxing on the beach, but also during a regular walk around the island.
2. The main form of public transport is the bus, which can be used to get to any area of interest. It is convenient to travel around the island by car, the rental of which will cost a rather modest amount.
3. To rent a car, you need an identity document and an international driver’s license. Services may be denied to customers whose driving experience is less than a year, as well as to persons under the age of 21. Drivers should also take into account that local residents are not known for strict observance of traffic rules, so special attention should be paid.
4. Many of the natural attractions of the island are objects of world importance, so during the tour you should listen carefully to the guide and in no way damage the environment. You can’t pick flowers and break plants, as well as have a picnic in the first place you like, strictly defined areas of reserves are intended for recreation.
5. It is best to go on excursions and walks around the island with a tourist group, individual excursions will cost a little more. Some cultural and entertainment centers offer favorable discounts for children and families. Copyright www.orangesmile.com
6. In addition to fashionable restaurants located directly in the resort area, gourmets are recommended to visit gastronomic establishments located in small villages. Only in them you can try special homemade dishes that foreign travelers will find real exotic. Home restaurants are distinguished by pleasant prices.
7. Tips can be left for waiters in restaurants and cafes, taxi drivers and hotel maids. In restaurants, tips are usually no more than 10% of the total order, in some large establishments they can be included in the total bill. When paying with a taxi driver, you can simply round the amount received up to any convenient amount.
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8. It is best to go shopping in big cities, you should definitely bargain in the markets. In supermarkets and shopping malls, prices are fixed, but sales are held several times a year.
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Garajonay National Park
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Check on the map: Distance from La Gomera center – 3. 2 km.
Evergreen laurel trees grow in them, the height of which can reach 40 meters. According to the researchers, earlier such forests covered a significant part of modern Europe, and today they are preserved only in the Canary and Azores, as well as on the island of Madeira. In addition, many endemic plants grow on the territory of the Garajonay National Park, and the main inhabitants of the humid forests are birds and bats. …
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3. The voltage in the electrical network is 220 V, standard European sockets are installed in all hotels and hotels. Before traveling, be sure to check all electrical appliances for compatibility and take the necessary adapters and adapters with you. 4. Calling to other cities and countries is most profitable from street machines, which can be found near large shopping and … Open »
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3. It is best to go shopping with the national currency, it will be the most profitable to pay with it. Tourists are advised to exchange money at home. It is best for budget travelers to buy products in local supermarkets, and the cheapest, but no less high-quality and cute souvenirs are sold in street markets. 4. A significant part of the resort is closed for … Open »
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3. There is an excellent ferry service between the islands of the archipelago, and high-speed ships go between the large islands. Vacationers can move freely from one island to another both “light” and with a car, which will be an ideal solution for large companies. 4. Buses remain the main form of public transport on large islands, and vacationers always have … Open »
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3. Practically in all major cities of the island there are tourist offices, some of them are located on the territory of hotel complexes. The tourist offices will provide travelers with all the information they need about the resort and help them plan their vacation program, as well as book tickets for entertainment events. 4. The official language is Spanish, many local … Open »
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3. The hottest month of the year is August, but even at this time the temperature rarely rises above 26 degrees Celsius. The water temperature remains comfortable for swimming almost all year round, even in winter it is at least 20 degrees. Rains fall throughout the year, but are short and will not disturb the holiday program. 4. Travelers staying on holiday with … Open »
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3.1. Going on vacation to remote parts of the island and the bay is only for those who can swim well. The thing is that in these parts of the island there are no lifeguards on duty, and because of the current, the beaches are considered very treacherous. 3.2. On all beaches there are special marks in the form of colored flags, with which you can easily assess the level of ecology and safety. The most dangerous beaches are marked … Open »
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The boat ride to San Sebastián de La Gomera takes about 50 minutes.
Lunches and all transportation are included, but accommodation and other meals are not.
Tours will return you to your hotel or initial meeting point.
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Both ferries are modern and comfortable with a range of good facilities including a canteen and ourside viewing area. 
You will visit the most charming villages of the island and its national park, the Garajonay, by bus. It also includes lunch and transfers to and from your hotel.
With an excursion, the local guide will make sure you don’t miss the most spectacular spots.
Both ferries are similar and make the journey in only 50 minutes. The ferries are very large and stable, with very comfortable padded seats.
Speaking of which, if for any reason you want to cancel the excursion, please do it at least 24 hours in advance to get a full refund.
Speaking of which, if for any reason you want to cancel the excursion, please do it at least 24 hours in advance to get a full refund.
It is a very special 15th century fortress for two reasons: the very original white decor mixed with the brick and, above all, it is the southernmost medieval (gothic) construction in the world! The Torre del Conde is a real eye-catcher with a background of palm trees.
It is a trip to the past of the planet because it has the best preserved laurel forest in Europe. This type of rainforest covered practically the entire Old Continent millions of years ago.
There the ferry of the «Fred Olsen» company awaits us, which will take us to San Sebastián de La Gomera, the capital of the island.
A unique experience where you will feel a powerful connection with the majesty and tranquility of the wild nature.
This Municipality is the smallest on the island of La Gomera, it is nestled at the foot of a large basalt wall and forms a beautiful green “balcony” over the sea. This town is considered as “The bombon of La Gomera” thanks to its indisputable attractiveness and its careful appearance. Agulo is full of pleasant cobbled streets and beautiful tile houses with self-consumption orchards around them. We will return to the island’s capital, San Sebastián, a city full of culture and tradition. Its old town has more than five hundred years of history. The trace of the passage of Christopher Columbus to the discovery of the “New World” and the conquest of the island by the kingdom of Castile, makes San Sebastián a unique and special place in the Canary Islands and in the history of civilization. As traces of its history, the Torre del Conde stands out, a fortress of medieval origin and the oldest preserved construction in the Islands; the church of Our Lady of the Assumption, where we can delight in the result of the mixture between the Gothic and Canarian styles, a true museum of sacred art; the hermitage of San Sebastián, built around 1530 or the so-called Casa de la Aguada, with its well, from which legend has it that Christopher Columbus drank the water with which the new continent was baptized.
San Sebastián de La Gomera keeps in its hermitage of Puntallana the patron saint of the island, the Virgin of Guadalupe, who every five years goes out in procession to all the municipalities of La Gomera, attracting thousands of faithful and curious to their festivals. San Sebastián is an exceptional place that has very good samples of its past. Dotted with beautiful constructions of traditional Canarian architecture, with architectural examples that will reveal the great religious, social, political and military activity that have been the protagonists of this settlement of more than five centuries old.
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This very tower was the refuge for Beatrice de Bobadilla and her children in 1488, when the enraged Guanches wanted her massacred. 
And the money is small, on average from 50-60 euros one way, but there are discounts. The only inconvenience for tourists vacationing in the south of Tenerife is an additional trip to the north of the island, but you can order an individual transfer to Tenerife North Airport in both directions at a discount. 
You should not be late. After that, you need to go to the seaport of Los Cristianos, stand in the car queue for the ferry. The earlier we arrive, the earlier the ferry will leave. 
Next, we will see what the island of Tenerife looks like from afar. Our path will pass through the magical forest of the Tertiary period, through the Garajonay National Park, the capital of the island of San Sebastian de La Gomera, and we will make stops everywhere. 
The island is interesting for natural attractions, clean beaches and delicious cuisine. Comfortable ferries run from Tenerife to La Gomera, leaving in the morning, you can explore the island and return to Tenerife in the evening. 
Both versions of the tour are conducted in Russian and will remain in your memory for many years due to the unusual landscapes and the unique structure of the island. Thoughtful routes and many years of experience ensure that the trip to Gomera will be perfect. 
You will visit several observation decks from where magnificent views of the island open up. Walk through the ancient forest El Cedro . Visit Roque de Agando , a rock that is part of the volcano’s crater. Eat at one of the best restaurants on the island, which also hosts a demonstration of the whistling language – silbo gomero . 
The trip takes about an hour by ferry. The group departs back at 16.30 from La Gomera, from the port the transfer delivers all tourists to the hotels. 
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At the moment there are five wine-growing regions, four of them – in the north of the island. 
Excellent organization – everything was on time, everything was interesting, all our wishes were taken into account. Alexander talks about the history and plants of the island, answers questions of interest. The next day they took another boat trip through it – everything was just as impeccable. Thank him very much! 
The area of the park is only 40 sq. km Evergreen laurel trees grow here. Some of them are 40 meters high. There are plant species that are found only here. The entrance to the national park is “guarded” by stone guards – rounded rocks. Los Roques viewpoints provide tourists with the opportunity to enjoy magnificent views and take a series of original photographs. 
Origin: It is believed that it was difficult for the inhabitants to shout to each other due to the fact that in the gorges the echo greatly distorted the words. But with the help of a whistle it was possible to solve the problem of communications. 
Food supplies were also replenished here for subsequent expeditions. In the small capital of San Sebastian de La Gomera, miraculously, there was a house where the great discoverer stayed. Not far away is the old church he used to visit. An ancient well has also been preserved, with water from which the navigator consecrated the open lands. 
Especially gofio gomero is very popular due to some cereal additives and their rich taste. Gomero cheeses also have a special taste, they are made from raw goat’s milk or mixed with sheep’s milk. 
Currently there is a whistling language on La Gomera. 
Their decision remained unchanged, so the lovers at the same time committed suicide so as not to be separated. 
These graphs show the probability of it raining/snowing in December and the amount of rainfall.
0 hours while December 17th has the shortest amount of daylight of only 10.3 hours.
9 mph (17.5 kph). This graph shows the average wind speed in Santa Cruz de Tenerife in December based on historical data.
It is located off West Africa. It is a favorite destination with snowbirds for its long days of sunshine. Mt. Teide, a dormant volcano dominates the island as Spain’s tallest peak.
As the humidty is low, it will feel very comfortable. You can expect around 6 rainy days, with on average 1.3 inches / 32 mm of rain during the month of December.
Historical data shows that you can expect an average temperature of around 71°F / 22°C. As the humidty is low, it will feel very comfortable. During the night, it will cool down to around 59°F / 15°C.
In December, during the warmest part of the afternoon, the temperature can often get as high as 78°F / 26°C, and at the end of the night, it can get as low as 51°F / 11°C.
January is the coldest month, with a temperature of around 77°F / 25°C. When comparing December with the temperature in the month before and after, this is slightly lower than November, which sees an average maximum temperature of around 84°F / 29°C. And almost equal to January, which sees an average maximum temperature of around 77°F / 25°C.
9 inches / 22 mm of rain. And more than January, which sees around 0.9 inches / 23 mm of rain
When comparing December with the number of sunny days in the month before and after, it is almost equal to November, with an average of between 5 and 6 sunny days. And almost equal to January, with an average of between 6 and 7 sunny days 
A couple of suggestions for snowbirds are:
It is a lot less reliable for comfort. Where the dew point only varies with the amount of moisture in the air.
We think that December a good time to go to Tenerife Spain for most visitors.
While February is the month with the lowest number of sunny days and partly sunny days combined.
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All rights reserved. No part of this site may be reproduced without our written permission. Note: This information about top honeymoon destinations – Tenerife December weather averages – was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. 
That said, a Spanish December is chilly and windy. So, don’t forget to pack some warm, winter attire and a light jacket for the daytime. Your best bet for finding warm weather is to travel along the southern coast of Spain in areas like Costa del Sol. 
So, be sure to pack the right clothes in order to stay warm.
You will likely see rain a few days a week, however, and experience some very cold nights. 
Read on and you might just find your perfect winter sun destination.
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The whole city is an open-air museum and has been officially recognized as part of UNESCO.
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The amount of precipitation in December is usually not more than 32 mm, and the number of hours of sunshine is not less than 7. 
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It is the southernmost ski region in Europe. And Spain in December 2020 will not be different from previous seasons. 
Spain is quite calm in early December, in mid-December it will delight you with Christmas preparations, and at the end of the month it will surprise you with Saint Simpleton’s Day. The holiday is an analogue of our April 1st. 
If you want to see ancient Spain – find Mori street. Time seems to have no power over it; practically nothing has changed in seven centuries. 
It would not hurt to walk along the main boulevard of Madrid – Prado . For tourists, this is the most attractive place. Nearby you can see one of the most luxurious hotels in the country – the Ritz Hotel, built for guests of the wedding of King Alfonso XIII in 1906. There are a lot of attractions in Spain, so vouchers to Spain for December are sold out in the same way as vouchers in the hot months of summer. But if you manage to buy last-minute tours to Spain in December, then you may be able to save money again. 
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You can check the updated schedules of each of the spaces in the park here. On their website you will also find the schedule of events. Share this article with whom you would like to visit the park and… until next time localguiders!
As you may have read in other articles about Gran Canaria, the island offers endless possibilities to make each day a unique experience.
Like this you will be able to fully enjoy every single moment in this amusement park.
You call the shots here – whether it be visiting the main sights or venturing further to find the hidden gems – it’s totally up to you. Choose between visiting Larnaca, Limassol, Paphos, Nicosia or the Troodos Mountains. Hassle-free sightseeing – exactly the way you want it.
Discover Poble Espanyol, Sagrada Familia, Las Ramblas, Plaça Espanya and Montjuïc and more. You’ll start at Poble Espanyol, famous for its replicated buildings from over 15 areas of Spain. And don’t forget the Sagrada Familia, a church resembling a wave-worn sandcastle – a legacy of legendary local architect Antoni Gaudi.There’s time for a stroll along the pedestrianised Las Ramblas and to visit La Boqueria indoor market. A panoramic drive through Plaça Espanya and over Montjuïc Mountain, with its bird’s-eye views of the city and waterfront, round off the day.
Spend a few hours here soaking up the scenery, shopping in the market, or losing yourself in the maze-like medieval centre. A must-see is the Romanesque cathedral, famous for its ornate mosaic floor.
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Here, you’ll learn all about coconut oil, sugarcane, coffee and chocolate as well as the unique Dominican chocolate tea. And you’ll get to taste a few of them, too, along with the national tipple, mamajuana.You’ll also get to swim in a cenote, too. These rocky sinkholes with clear, fresh water are a joy to swim in. And as Domitai Park is a private venue, there are fewer crowds and vendors than at other cenotes.
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You will discover tropical gardens with various fruit trees, such as papaya, mango, guava, etc., on an area of more than 10,000 square meters.
It is one of the largest aquariums in Europe.
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It’s not as big as Loro Parque on Tenerife, but it looks a lot like it. The biggest attraction here is the dolphin show and the children’s favorite show with parrots, where 10 big birds will be introduced, who have rehearsed various funny scenes. Both shows can be watched several times a day. Surprisingly, the show with predators, who have their mannerisms as the main stars, is also very funny, and sometimes it happens that during the exhibition they fly away and falconers release one predator after another to lure them back on the trip home.
There are a treadmill for Formula 1 pilots, for acrobats – trampolines, skate ramps and a padded circuit for parkour. And for the most clever air cannons for shooting rubber balls at evil pigs. Just like in the game, but in the open air.
Head along to the mini golf, big piggy bad jump, crazy cars, climbing wall and much more.
Head along to the mini golf, big piggy bad jump, crazy cars, climbing wall and much more.
Extra events such as foam parties, cinema movie shows and pirate adventures are also organised (Refer to park for dates and details).
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The hotel has 3 pools, 2 warm jacuzzis, excellent food – especially dinners. 
The waiters in the restaurant do not remove the plates from the tables, we had to do it ourselves for 2 weeks. 
It is a 5 minute walk from the Beverly Park Playa del Inglés hotel. 
Countless shops, hotels, restaurants, entertainment centers guarantee your family a great mood and a lot of impressions. 
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For children under 6 years old, admission is free. 
Numerous volcanic formations can be found on the island, as well as rockfalls, tuff rings and smoking craters, volcanic pipes, veined igneous rocks, lava trees, which are distinguished by their beauty, in particular. 
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Pueblo Chico is a place where all the significant places of the Canary Islands are depicted in miniature in a ratio of 1:25. This is a theme park where you can not only have a great day, but also gain knowledge in the field of geography and history of the Canary Islands. 
A wide network of viewing platforms, recreational areas and a network of hiking trails will allow you and your family to truly enjoy the natural pearl of nature. 
Well developed infrastructure and transport. 
The trip takes just over an hour. Free buses run from the port to Las Palmas, the capital of Gran Canaria. 
You can get acquainted with the schedule and route of buses on the official website of the company. In Las Palmas, in addition to municipal buses, there are special tourist buses, which are convenient to get acquainted with the capital. You can pay for the fare upon boarding or in advance at the ticket machine. 
The mountain chain divided the island into two main climatic zones: dry and warm south and cool north. The main tourist resorts are located in the south of Gran Canaria, this is where you should go on a beach holiday. 
In addition to fishing while yachting in Gran Canaria, you can go to the village of Arguineguin (Arguineguin), where for a moderate fee you will be provided with fishing equipment for rent and suggest the best fishing spots. 
Each show is not inferior to another in entertainment and beauty. The park is open daily from 10.00 to 18.00 
Archaeologists are still actively working here and you can become participants in new discoveries and unusual finds, go down to the underground park to a cave with a unique rock painting or get acquainted with household items in a traditional exhibition. In the museum you can watch informative videos, listen to thematic lectures and visit the library. 
This small island is part of the archipelago of the Canary Islands and is its pearl. The atoll is of volcanic origin, and its highest point is the Pico de las Nieves volcano, which erupted more than 3.5 thousand years ago. 
But there are also pre-Hispanic sites, such as the archaeological park called Senobio de Valeron and the Cueva Pintada cave. 
The navigator who discovered the United States of America stayed at this house a long time ago. The building is an incredibly beautiful architectural structure dating back several hundred years. The great navigator lived here for some time. 
Among them there are small macaws, toucans, pink flamingos and many others. Also in the park is the Cactus and Aloe Garden, the Butterfly House, which is the largest in Europe, and the Orchid Pavilion, where hundreds of flowers grow in a wide variety of colors and shapes. The underwater world of Palmitos Park has thousands of species of fish. 
But the work was suspended for some time, as there was not enough money to complete them. The construction of the cathedral was resumed in 1781, and it was completely completed only in our time. 
The modern museum has several halls. 
There are many tourists here all year round and the richest choice of entertainment, including camel rides on the dunes of Maspalomas. Smaller resorts are concentrated on the west coast, including the fishing port of Puerto de Mogan, where the best fish restaurants are, and the secluded Playa de Guigui. 
Near the volcano there is a village of potters where you can walk along the ancient streets and buy unusual handmade souvenirs. 
This house is directly connected with the name of Columbus – he lived here in 1492, while his ship was being repaired. 
The celebration takes place not only in the capital, but also in other cities of the island. The carnival attracts thousands of participants and even more spectators from all over the world. 
Sioux City hosts daily shows and evening barbecues. 
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In the 1960s, large-scale construction began, as a result of which a tourist area and a beautiful beach appeared, and until that time there was an ordinary wasteland. 
Due to the fact that relatively recently this resort was completely landscaped, today it is considered one of the most attractive in Gran Canaria. 
On the promenade, you can visit several excellent restaurants where you can taste fresh seafood. In addition, there are many cafes, bars and shops on the waterfront. 
km. You will have to try very hard to get around all of it and try to ride on all the rides. This can usually take a whole day or more. 
What’s more, there are even beauty centers offering a variety of relaxing treatments. 
Here is the “painted cave” Cueva Pintada, and the park itself is located in the north of Gran Canaria in the town of Galdar. 
One ecosystem is the sand dunes themselves, and the second is represented by the La Charca lagoon, which is separated from the ocean by a narrow sand spit. 
In fact, the park constitutes majority of this biosphere reserve.
While each is a popular holiday destination, the largest, Tenerife, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria and Lanzarote, are best known internationally.
On Tenerife it is the constant presence of Mount Teide, on Fuerteventura the vast, biblical landscapes, and on La Gomera the feeling of discovering a well-kept secret.
On Tenerife, we offer a choice of centre-based or hotel-to-hotel walking.
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Located in the Atlantic Ocean 80 miles west of Morocco, the Canaries are only four hours flying time from the UK and are easy to reach with many direct flights from regional airports.
The southern resorts, including those around Costa del Silencio, have some of the best beaches and weather, and as a result receive the most tourists. The west coast is less developed, with plenty of family-friendly options. For frenetic nightlife, head to Los Christianos and the neighbouring Playa de las Américas.
To the east, the black sands of Los Cancajos are the principle beach area for the island’s capital, Santa Cruz de la Palma. However, Puerto Naos and Tazacorte, on the opposite side of the island, have the warmest weather, and it’s there where you will find the main tourist areas, situated around attractive fishing villages.
Water sports, including surfing and kite surfing, are easy to arrange in Costa Caleta further down the coast, while the Jandia peninsula in the south is home to a mix of protected beaches and duty-free shopping.
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And on the little-visited islands of La Palma, El Hierro and La Graciosa the striking topography comes with seclusion in spades.
Theme parks and kids’ clubs aside, these are the multi-generational trips to help you reconnect with your loved ones
To save money, we waited for last-minute trips, but they turned out to be too expensive. Then we decided to consider a trip to Mallorca. When I saw these white sand beaches in the photo, I forgot to think about Turkey.
This hotel consists of two 11-storey buildings. We were placed very quickly, and settled in building B. At night, we learned that the windows of this room go straight to the disco, which does not stop all night and even with the balcony closed, everything is heard very well. But after our complaint, after 2 days we were moved to another building, more distant from the disco.
And there we bought a CD with the most popular song during our stay in Tenerife.
We can say that each excursion per person cost 45 euros. Excursions were offered to Loroparc, to the Teide volcano, a sea excursion with a Russian-speaking guide, a sightseeing tour of the island, to an ostrich farm, to ride camels, go to a performance and dine in a medieval castle. Having studied the map of the island and the prices in the nearby travel agencies, we decided that we could organize everything except for the boat trip ourselves if we rented a car. Then we looked for a car rental for a long time, but since it was a weekend, there were no cars anywhere, and all agencies were closed. Finally, on Monday morning, we contacted the hotel reception, and half an hour later, the manager of the AVIS car rental agency came to pick us up. Later we learned that this is a very well-known car rental network not only on the island, but also in Europe.
This amount also included insurance, which we also could not take.
I really liked the entertainment program with fur seals and parrots.
He lifted sand, which hit all parts of the body very painfully. Without hesitation, we packed up and drove along the road further into the mountains. Passing another pass, below we saw a picturesque beach, where we decided to stop by after lunch with fresh fish in the nearest village.
We spent all the remaining days of our vacation by the pool, swimming in the sea and eating at nearby restaurants.
There is practically no light pollution here, which makes it easy to look at the stars and photograph the Milky Way! 
In order to watch the sunrise from the top, you need to climb to the very top of Teide on foot. To do this, you can comfortably spend the night in the Altavista shelter. 
Nothing compares to the pleasure of swimming in natural pools formed by the action of sea water on rocks and rocks! The coast of the Canary Islands is dotted with such natural swimming pools. 
In the Anaga National Park, you can take a walk in the forest of eucalyptus trees, which are best preserved in this part of Tenerife. Humidity that remains in the forest of Anagi, even on particularly hot days, makes a walk along its paths very pleasant. 
Use your stay in Tenerife to perform an underwater baptism ritual. 
This unique opportunity allows you to contemplate Teide from a completely different angle and tickle your nerves =). 
It has a well-developed tourist infrastructure, a lot of sports entertainment and opportunities for excursions. 
The cost of obtaining a visa with all shipments is 100 euros for an adult and up to 65 euros for a child. 
But we usually sell tourists flights on Tuesday or Friday, since it is on these days that it is most convenient to connect a Belarusian airline flight to Moscow. 
Since that time, there has been no direct charter flight to the Canary Islands from the Belarusian capital. 
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The height of the Teide is 3718 meters, but tourists are offered to get to the observation deck at an altitude of 3500 meters. From there, the whole of Tenerife is visible without exaggeration, and the spectacle is truly breathtaking. 
It remained to adapt tropical plants to their unusual climate. So they ended up in Tenerife, where a botanical garden was subsequently organized. 
Arriving here, you will completely immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the Spanish Middle Ages. And even the fact that in fact this castle is just a copy of a building that actually existed in the region does not detract from the charm of the time spent here. 
And traveling around Tenerife by car, from the laurel forest you can go to the Teide volcano and once again admire the change in landscape. 
It took more than 100 years to restore the shrine. 
This is how the cave of the wind appeared, which in its current form has existed for almost 30 thousand years. The lava, which quickly solidified after the eruption, passed inside itself moving flows of magma, which, in turn, made depressions in the rock. When the eruption ended, caves remained in the volcanic rock, stretching for 17 kilometers. 
The main resort Balearic Islands – Mallorca, Ibiza, have their own airports and many VIP-category hotels. There are magnificent clean beaches and a lot of unique entertainment. The Canaries, located in the waters of the Atlantic, have a mild climate that attracts travelers from the travel agency of the PEGAS Touristik retail network WTC LLC throughout the year. 
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The wind is between five and seven on the Beaufort scale. 
The pool is small but clean and the room prices are inviting you to return for your next vacations.
Overlooked by a scenic lighthouse and boasting the finest white sand, the Farol de fiura beach attracts naturists for the tranquillity and water sports enthusiasts for the healthy surfs.
The restaurant serves refreshingly new renditions of Italian classics with a definite Cape Verdean spin.
The service is excellent and the hotel’s bar is worthy of mention for its inexpensive and delicious cocktails.
Children under 5 stay for free and the hotel is generally very family friendly.
Beautifully secluded and boasting a fine menu, the Sto Andre has recently become one of the top eateries in San Vicente thanks to its amazing quality of food.
See fish, dolphins, whales and sea creatures or make the ride romantic for an extra fee. 
Cape Verde enjoys seven hours of daily sunshine in November. 
It also has a fully equipped spa that is only available to visitors. The hotel itself sports a minimalist design, with very clean space and sparkling white interior.
Offering top quality, multi-room suites, the Aquamarina has earned numerous awards and distinctions for excellence of service and value for money.
Everybody can relax on this beach. 
This cinema is fairly off the tourist track and is an ideal spot for a romantic rendezvous.
This event targets middle aged tourists of respectable income.
The Barlavento Islands to the north are definitely desert, since they receive less than 100 millimeters (4 inches) of rain per year, while the southern islands receive between 200 and 300 mm (8 and 12 in) of rain, so their climate is semi-desert.
During the coolest season, from January to March, daytime temperatures are around 23/24 °C (73/75 °F) on the Barlavento islands and around 26/27 °C (79/81 °F) on the Sotavento islands, while night minima are a few degrees lower, around 19/20 °C (66/68 °F).
In fact, Cape Verde is a volcanic archipelago, and in some of them, we find mountains, the highest of which is Pico de Fogo, 2,829 meters (9,282 feet) high, on the island of Fogo: on the northern slopes of the island, there is even a bit of greenery. On the island of Santiago, where Praia is located, we find Pico da Antónia, 1,394 meters (4,573 feet), while in Santo Antao, we find Topo da Coroa, 1,979 meters (6,493 feet), and Pico da Cruz, 1,585 meters (5,200 feet), and finally, in São Nicolau, we find Monte Gordo, 1,312 meters (4,304 feet).
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Palace Iberostar Grand El Mirador Iberostar Grand Mencey Iberostar Grand Portals Nous – Adults Only Iberostar Grand Salomé Iberostar La Bocayna Village Iberostar Las Dalias Iberostar Las Letras Gran Vía Iberostar Malaga Playa Iberostar Marbella Coral Beach Iberostar Paseo de Gracia Iberostar Pinos Park Iberostar Playa de Muro Iberostar Playa Gaviotas Iberostar Playa Gaviotas Park Iberostar Sábila Iberostar Selection Llaut Palma Iberostar Selection Playa de Muro Village Iberostar Selection Playa de Palma Iberostar Suites Hotel Jardín del Sol – Adults Only Ibersol Son Caliu Mar – All Inclusive Ibis budget Madrid Calle Alcala Ibis Budget Málaga Aeropuerto Avenida de Velazquez Ibis Budget Málaga Centro Ibis Elche Ibis Granada Ibis Malaga Centro Ciudad Ibis Sevilla ICON BCN by Petit Palace ICON Casona 1900 by Petit Palace ICON Embassy by Petit Palace ICON Rosetó by Petit Palace ICON Valparaiso by Petit Palace – Adults Only ICON Wipton by Petit Palace Idyll Suites – Adults Only IFA 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A. Hotel Sevilla Congresos Mac Puerto Marina Benalmádena Maciá Condor Maciá Monasterio de los Basilios Maciá Plaza Madanis Hotel Made in Palma -Turismo de Interior Madeinterranea Suites Madrid Marriott Auditorium Hotel & Conference Center Magic Fenicia Magic Villa de Benidorm Majestic Hotel & Spa Barcelona Majestic Residence Malaga Premium Hotel Mandarin Oriental, Barcelona Mannix Urban Apartments Mar Azul Apartment C10 Mar Azul Pur Estil Hotel & Spa – Adults Only Mar Calma Hotel Mar Hotels Ferrera Blanca Mar Hotels Playa Mar & Spa Mar Hotels Rosa del Mar & Spa Mar i Vent Mar Menor Golf Resort Casa Di Valentina Mar Paraiso Playa del Cura Mar Salada Apartments Marbella Club Hotel Marbella Club Hotel Golf Resort & Spa Marbella Hideaway (Urb. La Carolina) Marbella Hotel La Quinta Marbella Hotel Marriott Marbella Inn Marbella Playa Hotel Marbella Senator Banus Marbella Skol 101. 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Meliá Madrid Princesa Meliá Madrid Serrano Meliá Marbella Banús Melia Palma Bay Meliá Palma Marina Melia Sevilla Melia Sierra Nevada Melia Sol y Nieve Meliá South Beach Melia Tamarindos Melia Villaitana Mena Plaza Meni Apartments Hotel Mer Piscine Et Soleil Mercedes Heritage Barcelona Apartments Mercer Hotel Barcelona Mercer House Bória BCN Mercure Barcelona Condor Mercure Madrid Centro Mercure Madrid Plaza de Espana MET34 Athens Hotel MH Apartments Central Madrid Midtown Apartments Milà Apartments Milord´s Suites Mindanao Hotel Mirabó de Valldemossa Mirador de Estepona Mirador del Jazmín Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas Miranda Soul Mix Alea Mix Colombo Mix Smart MLL Blue Bay MLL Caribbean Bay MLL Mediterranean Bay – Adults Only Mogan Princess Hotels & Resorts and Beach Club Mola Suites Molina Lario Mon Boutique Hotel Mon Port Hotel & Spa Monjas del Carmen Monnaber Nou & Spa Monnàber Vell Mont-Park Monte Carmelo Monte Rojo San Agustin Monte Triana Monument Hotel Morasol Suites Morlans 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Seaside Apartments PAGUERA APARTMENTS MAR Y SOL Paguera Treff Boutique Hotel Palacete de Cazulas Palacio Ca Sa Galesa Palacio can Marques Palacio De los Navas Palacio de Santa Inés Palacio Mármoles Palacio Pinello Palacio Salvetti Suites Palacio Solecio Palau Sa Font Palia La Roca Palladian Home Palladium Hotel Costa del Sol – All Inclusive Pallas Athena Grecotel Boutique Hotel Palm Oasis Maspalomas Palma Suites Palmanova Suites by TRH Palmasol Paloma Blanca Boutique Hotel Palou Suites Ramblas Panorama Paradise Beach Music – Adults Only Paradise Costa Taurito Paradise Farm Salobre Paradise Lago Taurito Paradise Park Fun Lifestyle Hotel Paradise Valle Taurito Parador de Cruz de Tejeda Parador de Granada Parador de Jávea Parador de Málaga Gibralfaro Parador de Malaga Golf Hotel Parador de Mojácar Parador de Nerja Paradores Cañadas del Teide Park Plaza Suites Apartamentos Park Plaza Suites Hotel Parque Mar Parque Vacacional Eden Patio de La Alameda Perianth Hotel Periscope Hotel Perla 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Radisson Blu Hotel, Madrid Prado Radisson Blu Park Hotel Athens Radisson Blu Resort & Spa, Gran Canaria Mogan Radisson Blu Resort Gran Canaria Ramón Llull House RedLevel at Gran Meliá Palacio de Isora Refugio Son Pons Regency Country Club Reina Cristina Reino de Granada Relais & Châteaux Hotel Orfila Relaxia Olivina Renaissance Barcelona Hotel Residence Los Molinos Residencia Santiago Mallorca Residencial Guadalupe Residencial Suites Valldemossa Resitur 114 Rey Carlos Rey Don Pedro Luxury Home Reyes Católicos Ribera de Triana Hotel Rio Real Golf Hotel Riu Bonanza Park Riu Palace Bonanza Playa & Spa Riviera Beachotel – Adults Only Riviera Vista RK Hotel El Cabo RK Luz Playa Suites Robinson Club Cala Serena Roc Boccaccio Roc Gran Camp de Mar Roc Illetas Roc Oberoy Roca Nivaria GH – Adrian Hoteles Romantic Studio in the Center Room Mate Anna Room Mate Carla Room Mate Gerard Room Mate Gorka Room Mate Larios Room Mate Valeria Rosabel Royal Garden Villas Royal Hideaway Corales Beach – Adults only Royal Hideaway Corales Suites Royal Olympic Royal Plaza Hotel Royal Suites Estepona Royal Sun Resort Royal Tennis Club S’Argamassa Villas S’Olivaret S30 Reina Victoria Sa Cabana Hotel & Spa – Adults Only Sa Creu Nova Petit Palais Art & Spa Sa Plana Petit Hotel Sacristia de Santa Ana Sacromonte Salles Hotel Málaga Centro Salles Hotel Pere IV Salles Hotels Marina Portals San Francisco 40 Apartments San Gil San Pedro Apartamentos Sandos Benidorm Suites All inclusive Sandos Monaco Beach Hotel & Spa – Adults Only – All Inclusive 4* Sup Sansi Pedralbes Sant bonifaci petrer Santa Barbara Golf & Ocean Club by Diamond Resorts Santa Catalina, a Royal Hideaway Hotel Santa Mónica Suites Hotel Santa Ponsa Pins Santiago 15 Hotel Casa Palacio Saturno SBH Costa Calma Palace SBH Crystal Beach Hotel & Suites SBH Monica Beach Seaside Grand Hotel Residencia – Gran Lujo Seaside Los Jameos Playa Seaside Palm Beach Seaside Sandy Beach SeaSun Siurell Secrets Mallorca Villamil Resort & Spa – Adults Only 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Monarque El Rodeo Hotel Monte Ulia Hotel Monte Victoria Hotel Montemar Hotel Montesol Hotel Moré Hotel Morito Hotel Morlans Hotel MS Maestranza Málaga Hotel Murmuri Barcelona Hotel Na Forana Hotel Na Taconera Hotel Nadal Hotel Nayra – Adults Only Hotel Neptuno Hotel Neri Relais & Chateaux Hotel Nerja Club Hotel New Folías Hotel NH Madrid Sur Hotel Nicol’s Hotel Niza Hotel Noguera Mar Hotel Nord Hotel Nou Roma Hotel Novotel Sevilla Hotel Nuestra Señora de Valme Hotel Nuevo Boston Hotel Oasis Plaza Hotel Obelisco Hotel Odon Hotel Ohla Barcelona Hotel Oleander Hotel Olivia Balmes Hotel Olivia Plaza Hotel Ollymar – Swinger Friendly Hotel Olympia Hotel Olympus Hotel Omm Hotel One Shot Fortuny 07 Hotel One Shot Luchana 22 Hotel One Shot Prado 23 Hotel One Shot Recoletos 04 Hotel Opera Hotel Palacete de Alamos Hotel Palacio Alcázar Hotel Palacio de Aiete Hotel Palacio De Villapanés Hotel Palacio Sant Salvador Hotel Palau Verd – Adults Only Hotel Palia Dolce Farniente Hotel Palia Maria Eugenia 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Palace Iberostar Grand El Mirador Iberostar Grand Mencey Iberostar Grand Portals Nous – Adults Only Iberostar Grand Salomé Iberostar La Bocayna Village Iberostar Las Dalias Iberostar Las Letras Gran Vía Iberostar Malaga Playa Iberostar Marbella Coral Beach Iberostar Paseo de Gracia Iberostar Pinos Park Iberostar Playa de Muro Iberostar Playa Gaviotas Iberostar Playa Gaviotas Park Iberostar Sábila Iberostar Selection Llaut Palma Iberostar Selection Playa de Muro Village Iberostar Selection Playa de Palma Iberostar Suites Hotel Jardín del Sol – Adults Only Ibersol Son Caliu Mar – All Inclusive Ibis budget Madrid Calle Alcala Ibis Budget Málaga Aeropuerto Avenida de Velazquez Ibis Budget Málaga Centro Ibis Elche Ibis Granada Ibis Malaga Centro Ciudad Ibis Sevilla ICON BCN by Petit Palace ICON Casona 1900 by Petit Palace ICON Embassy by Petit Palace ICON Rosetó by Petit Palace ICON Valparaiso by Petit Palace – Adults Only ICON Wipton by Petit Palace Idyll Suites – Adults Only IFA 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Hotel & Spa Jupiter Jupiter Sea View Jutlandia Family Resort K+K Hotel Picasso Kempinski Hotel Bahía Beach Resort & Spa Khu Hotel King George, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Athens Klepsydra Kubic Athens Hotel L hippocampe heureux L&H Gran Vía Selection L’Avenida La Abadia de Giralda La Alcoba de Palacio La Bobadilla, a Royal Hideaway La Cala Golf Resort La City Estación La City Mercado La Concha Soul Boutique Hotel La Estación La Familia Gallo Rojo LA GALERA HOME & SPA La Galería La Laguna Gran Hotel La Manga Golf Resort Principe Felipe La Marquesa Golf Resort La Morada Mas Hermosa La Palmera Hotel Boutique La Posada de Juncalillo La Posada del Dragón La Republica Apartments La Reserva Rotana La Santa Faz – Adults Only La Serena Golf Resort La Sort Boutique Hotel La Tercia Club Resort La Torre Golf La Villa Marbella – Old Town La Villa Palmer LABRANDA Bahía de Lobos Labranda Bronze Playa Labranda Corralejo Village Labranda Playa Bonita LABRANDA Reveron Plaza Labranda Riviera Marina Lago 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A. Hotel Sevilla Congresos Mac Puerto Marina Benalmádena Maciá Condor Maciá Monasterio de los Basilios Maciá Plaza Madanis Hotel Made in Palma -Turismo de Interior Madeinterranea Suites Madrid Marriott Auditorium Hotel & Conference Center Magic Fenicia Magic Villa de Benidorm Majestic Hotel & Spa Barcelona Majestic Residence Malaga Premium Hotel Mandarin Oriental, Barcelona Mannix Urban Apartments Mar Azul Apartment C10 Mar Azul Pur Estil Hotel & Spa – Adults Only Mar Calma Hotel Mar Hotels Ferrera Blanca Mar Hotels Playa Mar & Spa Mar Hotels Rosa del Mar & Spa Mar i Vent Mar Menor Golf Resort Casa Di Valentina Mar Paraiso Playa del Cura Mar Salada Apartments Marbella Club Hotel Marbella Club Hotel Golf Resort & Spa Marbella Hideaway (Urb. La Carolina) Marbella Hotel La Quinta Marbella Hotel Marriott Marbella Inn Marbella Playa Hotel Marbella Senator Banus Marbella Skol 101. Beach Front Studio Marbellamar Maresía Canteras Urban Hotel The Senses Collection Marina d’Or Hotel Marina D’Or 3* Marina Suites Gran Canaria Marinas de Nerja Beach & Spa Marins Cala Nau Marins Playa Mariposa Hotel Malaga Maritim Hotel Galatzo Maritim Playa Marquis Urban Marriott’s Playa Andaluza Marton Hotel Valldemossa Maspalomas Resort by Dunas Masparadise Apartments Matute 11 Maydrit Hotel MB Boutique Hotel – Adults Only ME Madrid Reina Victoria Mediterranean Palace Hotel Medplaya Hotel Agir Medplaya Hotel Bali Medplaya Hotel Balmoral Medplaya Hotel Flamingo Oasis Medplaya Hotel Regente Medplaya Hotel Rio Park Medplaya Hotel Riudor – Adults Only Medplaya Hotel Riviera – Adults Only Melbeach Hotel & Spa – Adults Only Melia Alicante Melia Athens Melia Avenida America Melia Barajas Melia Barcelona Sarrià Melia Benidorm Melia Cala d’Or Boutique Hotel Meliá Calviá Beach Meliá Fuerteventura Meliá Granada Melia Hacienda del Conde Melia Hotel Granada Meliá Jardines del Teide Melia Lebreros Meliá Madrid Princesa Meliá Madrid Serrano Meliá Marbella Banús Melia Palma Bay Meliá Palma Marina Melia Sevilla Melia Sierra Nevada Melia Sol y Nieve Meliá South Beach Melia Tamarindos Melia Villaitana Mena Plaza Meni Apartments Hotel Mer Piscine Et Soleil Mercedes Heritage Barcelona Apartments Mercer Hotel Barcelona Mercer House Bória BCN Mercure Barcelona Condor Mercure Madrid Centro Mercure Madrid Plaza de Espana MET34 Athens Hotel MH Apartments Central Madrid Midtown Apartments Milà Apartments Milord´s Suites Mindanao Hotel Mirabó de Valldemossa Mirador de Estepona Mirador del Jazmín Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas Miranda Soul Mix Alea Mix Colombo Mix Smart MLL Blue Bay MLL Caribbean Bay MLL Mediterranean Bay – Adults Only Mogan Princess Hotels & Resorts and Beach Club Mola Suites Molina Lario Mon Boutique Hotel Mon Port Hotel & Spa Monjas del Carmen Monnaber Nou & Spa Monnàber Vell Mont-Park Monte Carmelo Monte Rojo San Agustin Monte Triana Monument Hotel Morasol Suites Morlans 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Seaside Apartments PAGUERA APARTMENTS MAR Y SOL Paguera Treff Boutique Hotel Palacete de Cazulas Palacio Ca Sa Galesa Palacio can Marques Palacio De los Navas Palacio de Santa Inés Palacio Mármoles Palacio Pinello Palacio Salvetti Suites Palacio Solecio Palau Sa Font Palia La Roca Palladian Home Palladium Hotel Costa del Sol – All Inclusive Pallas Athena Grecotel Boutique Hotel Palm Oasis Maspalomas Palma Suites Palmanova Suites by TRH Palmasol Paloma Blanca Boutique Hotel Palou Suites Ramblas Panorama Paradise Beach Music – Adults Only Paradise Costa Taurito Paradise Farm Salobre Paradise Lago Taurito Paradise Park Fun Lifestyle Hotel Paradise Valle Taurito Parador de Cruz de Tejeda Parador de Granada Parador de Jávea Parador de Málaga Gibralfaro Parador de Malaga Golf Hotel Parador de Mojácar Parador de Nerja Paradores Cañadas del Teide Park Plaza Suites Apartamentos Park Plaza Suites Hotel Parque Mar Parque Vacacional Eden Patio de La Alameda Perianth Hotel Periscope Hotel Perla 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Radisson Blu Hotel, Madrid Prado Radisson Blu Park Hotel Athens Radisson Blu Resort & Spa, Gran Canaria Mogan Radisson Blu Resort Gran Canaria Ramón Llull House RedLevel at Gran Meliá Palacio de Isora Refugio Son Pons Regency Country Club Reina Cristina Reino de Granada Relais & Châteaux Hotel Orfila Relaxia Olivina Renaissance Barcelona Hotel Residence Los Molinos Residencia Santiago Mallorca Residencial Guadalupe Residencial Suites Valldemossa Resitur 114 Rey Carlos Rey Don Pedro Luxury Home Reyes Católicos Ribera de Triana Hotel Rio Real Golf Hotel Riu Bonanza Park Riu Palace Bonanza Playa & Spa Riviera Beachotel – Adults Only Riviera Vista RK Hotel El Cabo RK Luz Playa Suites Robinson Club Cala Serena Roc Boccaccio Roc Gran Camp de Mar Roc Illetas Roc Oberoy Roca Nivaria GH – Adrian Hoteles Romantic Studio in the Center Room Mate Anna Room Mate Carla Room Mate Gerard Room Mate Gorka Room Mate Larios Room Mate Valeria Rosabel Royal Garden Villas Royal Hideaway Corales Beach – Adults only Royal Hideaway Corales Suites Royal Olympic Royal Plaza Hotel Royal Suites Estepona Royal Sun Resort Royal Tennis Club S’Argamassa Villas S’Olivaret S30 Reina Victoria Sa Cabana Hotel & Spa – Adults Only Sa Creu Nova Petit Palais Art & Spa Sa Plana Petit Hotel Sacristia de Santa Ana Sacromonte Salles Hotel Málaga Centro Salles Hotel Pere IV Salles Hotels Marina Portals San Francisco 40 Apartments San Gil San Pedro Apartamentos Sandos Benidorm Suites All inclusive Sandos Monaco Beach Hotel & Spa – Adults Only – All Inclusive 4* Sup Sansi Pedralbes Sant bonifaci petrer Santa Barbara Golf & Ocean Club by Diamond Resorts Santa Catalina, a Royal Hideaway Hotel Santa Mónica Suites Hotel Santa Ponsa Pins Santiago 15 Hotel Casa Palacio Saturno SBH Costa Calma Palace SBH Crystal Beach Hotel & Suites SBH Monica Beach Seaside Grand Hotel Residencia – Gran Lujo Seaside Los Jameos Playa Seaside Palm Beach Seaside Sandy Beach SeaSun Siurell Secrets Mallorca Villamil Resort & Spa – Adults Only (+18) Senator Banus Spa Hotel Senator Barcelona Spa Hotel Senator Gran Vía 70 Spa Hotel Senator Granada Spa Hotel Senator Marbella Spa Hotel Senda Caimari Hotel Señorío de Aloha Apartahotel Senses Palmanova – Adults Only Senses Santa Ponsa – Adults Only Sentido Benalmadena Beach Sentido Castell de Mar SENTIDO Mallorca Palace – Only Adults SENTIDO Mar Blau Sentido Playa del Moro SENTIDO Pula Suites Boutique Resort Sentido Punta del Mar Hotel & Spa – Adults Only Sentido Tucan Seramar Hotel Comodoro Playa Seramar Hotel Luna – Luna Park Adults Only Seramar Hotel Sunna Park Sercotel Alcalá 611 Sercotel Amister Art Hotel Sercotel Gran Hotel Conde Duque Sercotel Gran Hotel Luna de Granada Sercotel Hotel Bonalba Alicante 4*S Sercotel Hotel Cristina Las Palmas Sercotel Hotel Europa Sercotel Hotel Zurbarán Sercotel Suites del Mar Serrano Palace Servatur Casablanca Suites & Spa (Only Adults) Servatur Puerto Azul Amadores Ses Cases de Fetget Ses Rotes Velles – Petit Hotel Seven Hotel & Wellness – 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A minivan transfer for seven passengers costs €71. A minibus transfer for up to 16 people is €107.
TFS was known in the past as Tenerife South – Reina Sofia Airport.
You’ll also find numerous nightclubs and bars where you can party all night and experience the unique atmosphere of the island’s nightlife.
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Operated by Titsa, the Tenerife Airport (TFN) to Costa Adeje bus service departs from Aeropuerto Norte and arrives in Estación Costa Adeje. Typically 28 buses run weekly, although weekend and holiday schedules can vary so check in advance.
The road distance is 83.9 km.
It takes approximately 49 min to drive from Tenerife Airport (TFN) to Costa Adeje.
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We have a great range of both shared and private taxi transfers from Tenerife South Airport to Costa Adeje.
We ensure we only work with top-rated, reliable suppliers with a team of professional drivers. All our providers’ transfer vehicles are under five years of age and are equipped with air conditioning.
All transfers based on one passenger travelling one way from Tenerife South Airport to Costa Adeje.
Whether you prefer our budget-friendly shared shuttles, to be chauffeured in a private Tenerife airport taxi, or are looking for an 8 or 15 seater minibus we’ll have an option to suit your needs.
Wherever your flight arrives, the most comfortable and fastest way to get to your accommodation is by shared or private transfer.
With this transfer you will go to the flight on time and in the most comfortable way.
If your flight arrives in Tenerife South and your accommodation is near Costa Adeje, the private transfer from Tenerife South airport to Costa Adeje is the most suitable to reach your destination quickly.
You will have to indicate the day of the transfer and the number of people sharing the vehicle.
The ticket costs 3,20 € to get to Los Cristianos and 3,70 € to get to Costa Adeje.
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The driver called my mother when she had not even left yet, upon arrival he specified that she was already waiting for her at the exit, and a bottle of cool water was the cherry on the cake. Once again I am convinced that professionals work here. Thank you.
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Another way is to catch a car right on the street. In Spain, this is par for the course. 
The host party organizes a meeting with a sign as close as possible to the arrivals area. The traveler does not have to look for a taxi rank or a bus stop. The driver picks you up, helps with your luggage, and takes you to the specified address. Kiwitaxi cooperates with experienced, licensed drivers in cars no older than seven years. Strict selection of carriers provides passengers with comfort and safety on the way. 
You drive through a picturesque area, admiring the small coastal towns. Closer to the resort, the route goes to the coast. On the way from Tenerife Airport to Costa Adeje, there will be several convenient exits where you can stop to rest. 
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We offer you various transfer options to Costa Adeje. At a favorable price of 139 EUR. This can be a transfer to Costa Adeje in a prestigious car or business van, or a shuttle bus transfer to Costa Adeje. Estimated travel time to Costa Adeje is 53 minutes.
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Hot and dry climate, plenty of sunny days, dry and hot climate, excellent golden sandy beaches, ancient history and rich culture. Summer Spain is, of course, a beach holiday; in autumn, winter or spring – sightseeing of numerous sights of many ancient cities. 
As elsewhere, Spain has its own nuances, and you will see them already at the airport. It happens that you can overpay for free services, drive too much and, as a result, spend many times more than the real cost. Many of the taxi drivers are convinced that it is easier for most of their clients to pay what they say than to bargain, and even more so to understand a foreign language. 
You can easily recognize your driver by a special sign with your name! Is there an appointment at the airport? The driver will follow the time of your arrival according to the flight number and will definitely wait for you in case of a delay. The meeting will take place at the exit from the arrivals area. Need a pickup from your villa or hotel? Then the driver will wait for you in the lobby area (hall) or at the hotel reception. He also knows your cell phone number, and you know the driver’s phone number! 
In terms of money, it often comes out even cheaper than according to the meter. 
From a group transfer to an individual 🙂 All prices can be found here. 
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Then they built a new South Airport (Aeropuerto de Tenerife Sur, international code TFS). It consists of one three-level terminal, and there are plans to build a second terminal by 2026.
The fare depends on the mileage, fare and additional services. For example, when traveling from an airport, you will have to pay for entry into its territory.
Eventually King Carlos lll had had enough of all this pirate nonsense and decided to fortify Tabarca in the mid-1700s. You can see the remains of the walls and gates everywhere around the old town.
He had them shipped over to Alicante and used them to settle Isla Plana. The new arrivals called the island Nueva Tabarca after their former home – and the name stuck. 
But you can still swim off the main beach (Platja Central), which gets pretty crowded in high summer. Or head off to some of the little coves dotted around the eastern side of the island and do your own thing.
A good arroz negro (black rice cooked in squid ink) with calamar (squid), eaten on a terrace overlooking the sea.
A Spanish garrison, and a number of Genoese sailors who had been shipwrecked near the coast of Tunisia, were settled on the island. The sailors named it Nueva Tabarca (‘New Tabarca’), after their original home near the Tunisian town of Tabarka, which was a part of the Republic of Genoa until 1741.
Looking rather plain from the sea, the Church of St Peter and St Paul was finished in 1779.
In short, it isn’t lacking in things to see. Its 30 hectares include museums, palaces, churches, solitary lighthouses in the midst of the paramo and, of course, diverse animal life such as octopuses, lobsters, groupers, red mullets, turtles and star fish. 
They were all on Tabarca Island, which is close to Tunisia and was the property of the Republic of Genoa, when the Turks invaded it and took them as hostages. The decision was then made to build a town on the island, inviting the inhabitants to come to Spain, the future Nueva Tabarca. 
It is precisely these Mediterranean plants that have helped to cultivate an environment that is so rich in flora and fauna, turning Tabarca Island into a popular destination amongst lovers of diving and snorkelling. In the depths of its waters, its caves are also home to various life forms such as lobsters and cicadas. The European Union would later declare the island as a Special Protection Area for Birds, topping off its offer of natural spectacles. 
Many different trees, including palm trees, line the streets, with flowers blooming from the pots in which they are housed. Tabarca Island was declared a Site of Cultural Interest for the blend of exuberant nature and architectural beauty of its town, which has always looked out to sea. 
Some stretches of it are well preserved, whereas others have collapsed into the sea.
Much of this church was built using rocks which were extracted from the island. 
Potera squid and langoustine, lobster and fish-based rice dishes are also amongst the island’s specialties. We suggest sampling the food at La Almadraba, Casa Gloria, Casa Ramos or the Amparín restaurant. 
Some, like Nueva Tabarca, which measures just one mile long and half a mile wide, have no stores at all. In bad weather, residents can be stuck there for days. But in return, they are free of crowds and rowdy tourists most of the year.
The home’s front door opens onto a cobbled street where residents set their tables for al fresco dining on summer evenings.
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“You can’t live here without a boat. And you also need to check the weather forecast.”
There was no bathroom. The roof was in danger of collapsing. The only salvageable original feature was the brick floor.
Determined to maintain these original features, Ms. González admits that housekeeping often involves sweeping up the sand that crumbles from her living room walls.
The walls surrounding the town have been officially declared a Historical and Artistic Site and an Asset of Cultural Interest.
We recommend a stroll through the town and a visit to the island’s museum. Visitors can now even enjoy an overnight stay on the island, thanks to the recent opening of accommodation.
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There were attempts to call it Islote de Santa Pola – “the island of Santa Pola”, reducing the definition from “island” to “island” for its small size. In 1770, the Genoese, who arrived from the Tunisian island of Tabarka, found refuge here. They called their new place of residence New Tabarka. 
Near the port, completing the city picture, there are two sandy beaches. 
Although traces of habitation were not found anywhere. Fragments of the necropolis and amphoras indicate that the island could only be used as an industrial zone in those days. The ancient Roman historian Strabo in his writings mentions an island located in these waters with a large number of underwater rocks, dangerous for ships. The wreckage of sunken ships off the coast of Tabarka confirms that Strabo is talking about her. 
During the reign of King Philip III (Felipe III), the idea of building a large fortification on Tabarka arose, but the results of calculating the costs of maintaining and maintaining such a fortress and its garrison forced the authors to abandon this idea. In the end, in 1760, the construction of the first buildings began on the island under the leadership of Count Conde de Aranda (Conde de Aranda). 
When in 1741 this island was captured by the Tunisian bey, its entire population turned into slaves. In this capacity, the Tunisian Tabarka remained until October 14, 1768, when an operation began to rescue the captives who were there. The operation ended on December 8 of the same 68th year. Apparently, the liberated were transported from the island, first to Cartagena, and then by land in wagons they reached Alicante, where they temporarily settled in the building of the College of the Jesuits, which was empty after the expulsion of members of this monastic order in 1767. 
All these data are recorded in the baptismal book of the parish church of Saints Peter and Paul (parroquia de San Pedro y San Pablo), standing on the island. 
In parallel with housing for the colonists, military engineer Fernando Mendez de Ras erected fortifications: walls, batteries, bastions, gates, warehouses, glacis. Vaulted ceilings were also built, under which warehouses with military uniforms, a church, the governor’s house and the houses of the Alicante city government were located – in case the leaders of the city suddenly arrived (this, they say, has never been recorded). Additional facilities necessary to ensure life on the island were created: a rainwater collection tank, a laundry, a bakery, etc. 
On April 14, 1983, Tabarca was the first in Spain to be proclaimed an island whose water area is a marine reserve. This measure was aimed at the conservation of marine flora and fauna. 
During the active tourist season there are also routes linking Tabarca with Guardamar and Torrevieja. 
Nautical legends say that at the bottom of the Mediterranean Sea near the island, more than one treasure chest sank. Once upon a time, Barbary pirates jealously guarded the coast, taking any vessel approaching land at gunpoint. Who knows, maybe you will be lucky and, immersed in crystal clear water, you will notice the bright shine of gold and pearls. 
To this day, families with double surnames – Italian-Spanish – live in Tabarka. 
A few centuries ago, a legend arose about the cave, telling about a terrible sea monster, with a smooth, shiny body and sharp large fangs. At night, a sea animal crept close to the shore to swallow a tired fisherman. And during the day he howled so loudly that a terrible sound could be heard in Alicante. Whether this monster actually existed or not, it is known for certain that colonies of seals lived in the waters of Tabarka. Now you can go by boat deep into the cave to see with your own eyes the abode of the sea animal. The clear clear waters of the Mediterranean Sea near the island contribute to the development of sports activities such as diving and snorkeling. You can get a close look at ruby corals, shiny fish and sharp seabed rocks. Do you remember that hundreds of ships loaded with jewels sank here in the days of pirates? Therefore, study the seabed more carefully to find a box with gold reals. 
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The rooms are furnished in a minimalist, cozy style. 
Services for demanding clients. 
But this is by no means all that you can do on this wonderful island. We present to your attention 8 must-dos in Tabarka. 
This dish is served in two stages: first they bring you fish with potatoes and sauce with alioli, and then rice, in which you gradually add the remaining sauce. 
These gates served to communicate with the city. Puerta de la Trancada (de San Gabriel) are located in the western part. They led to a quarry where stones were mined for the construction of the city. Puerta de Tierra (de Alicante or de San Miguel) leads to a small bay. 
At one time it was in the possession of the Greeks, Romans, Moors, who gave it different names: Planesia, Planaria, Palnatsa, Plumbaria and Illa Plana – “flat island”. 
For the most curious, the doors of the local museum are open. 
Boats go back and forth every half an hour. The first from Santa Pola departs at 10.00, and the last from Tabarka at 19.00..45. The timetable from Santa Pola can be viewed here. A round-trip ticket costs from €10. Children under 4 years old – free of charge. The duration of the trip is 20 – 30 minutes. 
A whole underwater world opens up before the diver with fish, stars, crabs and other marine life that feel at ease and relaxed here, due to the fact that the island and coastal waters are a nature reserve. By the way, for this reason, scuba diving requires special permission. But with a mask – please, no one forbids. 
But among the list of luxurious and amazing places that have long been chosen by tourists, there are also not so well-known points on the map. Today we want to talk about one such place that does not shine with stunning architecture, picturesque landscapes and majestic fortresses. But its special atmosphere and charm, unusual history and other peculiar features do not leave indifferent any person who has been here. Its name is the island of Tabarka. 
The descendants of families from Italy live here today, exported three hundred years ago from Tunisian Tabarka – it was this fact that gave the name to the once nameless island. 
The fortress wall, the buildings of the church and the lighthouse were reconstructed in their original form. 
Therefore, if you are going to participate – register in advance. 
Lovers of crystal clear water, snow-white hot sand, beautiful coast, gourmets (after all, Spain is a real gastronomic paradise), hunters of historical and memorable places come here. 
It attracts travelers with its snow-white beaches and pine forests. And in 1993, Menorca received the status of a biosphere reserve. 
There is also everything for tourists: comfortable hotels, cafes, restaurants. 
As for the water temperature, it is around +20 ± 2 °С almost all year round. 
¿Qué isla canaria visitar?. Un recorrido por lo mejor de cada una de las 8 Islas Canarias habitadas.
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Al disfrutar de mejores temperaturas y playa asegurada prácticamente durante todo el año, la zona sur de Tenerife suele encontrarse abarrotada de urbanizaciones. macrocomplejos hoteleros terribles y muchísimos turistas, sobre todo ingleses y alemanes. Me refiero principalmente a las localidades de Los Cristianos, Playa de las Américas o Costa Adeje, entre otras.
Si tienes suficiente tiempo disponible, lo mejor que puedes hacer es pernoctar un par de días allí. Te aseguro que se convertirá en una experiencia inolvidable.
000 metros, del mar de nubes, de los mejores cielos para observación de estrellas, de carreteras panorámicas con un millón de curvas, de raíces cubanas, de plataneras, de ron, de salsa y un millón de cosas más. La Palma lo tiene casi todo.
Las temperaturas suelen ser muy estables, sin oscilaciones bruscas a lo largo de todo el año. De hecho, la temporada alta de este archipiélago no sólo comprende los meses de julio y agosto. La época comprendida entre los meses de diciembre hasta abril es temporada de gran ocupación.
En este artículo sobre cómo moverse entre las Islas Canarias puedes ampliar información.
Estas son algunas de las propuestas. 
000 kilómetros de costa de España es complicado. Te lo ponemos fácil, hemos hecho nuestra propia selección
Lo vi como una magnífica oportunidad de progreso y, desde luego, no me defraudó. Este máster me ha ayudado mucho a descubrir facetas en mí que no sabía que tenía.
A día de hoy, puedo decir que este máster no solo ha ampliado mis conocimientos gracias al equipo de profesores que lo componen, sino que la experiencia ha sido muy enriquecedora.
Me siento más preparado y he podido llevar a mi empresa muchas de las técnicas aprendidas. La forma de trabajo ha sido muy dinámica y he tenido la suerte de relacionarme con otros compañeros del mismo gremio.
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Toma nota de lo que debes saber acerca de cada una de ellas y planea tu próximo viaje o escapada de última hora.
The Canary Islands are the islands about which legends are composed. Many ancient and even modern scientists are convinced that the Canary Islands are the visible part of the once sunken continent of Atlantis… 
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And it seems that there is a problem with greenery, and there are only volcanoes and lava, and I return there again and again. Tenerife and Gran Canaria have already been mastered by our family. According to the stories of Yuri (St. Petersburg), we got acquainted with Palma, Gomera… 
Although, as it is customary to say now IMHO, but to write about Tenerife… 
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During a short visit to the island (February cruise), the weather made adjustments, and then not all of our excursion plans were destined to come true.
This time it’s the same. So… We rested from March 25 to March 8… 
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They have not only an interesting and diverse nature, but also an amazing history filled with battles, conquests and great deeds. If you believe the legends, then the Canary Islands are the remains of the sunken Atlantis, the continent inhabited by an ancient and highly developed civilization. 
However, the climate in the Canary Islands is approximately the same – tropical trade winds. The eastern part of the islands (Fuerventura and Lanzarote) is subject to dry hot winds from Africa, so the climate there is more arid. Thanks to the cold Canarian current, the temperature on the islands, even in the summer months, ranges from 22 to 27 ° C. Well, from December to April – from 17 to 21 ° C. The weather also changes depending on the area. The fact is that rather large areas on the islands are occupied by mountains, the highest point of which exceeds 3 thousand meters above sea level. And even in summer, when there is heat on flat terrain, you can see snow in the mountains. But the water temperature pleases tourists all year round, because it does not fall below 20 ° C. In the Canary Islands, you can also occasionally get caught in a severe thunderstorm with gusty winds and heavy rain. 
They were made by the ancient tribes of the Guanches who inhabited the islands before they were discovered by Europeans. 
There are practically no architectural monuments on them, but thanks to the small number of permanent residents, you can observe the amazing beauty of virgin nature here and take walks, enjoying the views. And off the coast of Hierro, in addition, there are very beautiful underwater views, which attracts diving and snorkeling enthusiasts here. 
Canarian cuisine combines Spanish, African, Latin American and Indian dishes. A dish called vieja is especially popular here. This is a fresh boiled wrasse served with green mojo sauce or red picon sauce. Swordfish, sea bass and sardines are cooked very tasty here. Another classic Canarian dish is rabbit with Salmorejo sauce. Marinated goat meat and pork are also quite popular here. All seasonings, sauces and marinades in the Canary Islands are prepared without preservatives, according to special recipes that have been passed down from generation to generation. The local population loves gofio cornmeal products. Here, this product is the basis of the diet, bread, porridge are made from it, and used as a side dish. And the national dessert is bienmesabe – a cream made from yolk, cinnamon and almonds. 
Please do not self-medicate, be sure to consult a specialist. 
This area in terms of health resorts developed earlier than the others, and therefore today it has both well-thought-out transport links and the “correct” infrastructure, such as cozy inexpensive hotels and restaurants for travelers. The main points can be called Malgrat de Mar, Pineda de Mar, Callela and Sant Pol de Mar with its ancient temples and churches. 
In short, Barcelona is a city of art. 
An additional bonus that Spain has prudently prepared for tourists is that a “public” Schengen visa is needed here, which allows you to visit your neighbors in Europe for a day or two without any hassle. 
This area in terms of health resorts developed earlier than the others, and therefore today it has both well-thought-out transport links and the “correct” infrastructure, such as cozy inexpensive hotels and restaurants for travelers. The main points can be called Malgrat de Mar, Pineda de Mar, Callela and Sant Pol de Mar with its ancient temples and churches. 
There is also an amusement park Port Aventura in Salou, known throughout the world, and ancient architectural monuments in Tarragona, and an excellent beach holiday in Cambrils, La Pineda or Miami Playa. 
Also, the Balearic includes many small islands. Their total area is a little over 5 thousand km², the coastline is 1239 km. The capital of the Balearic Islands, Palma de Mallorca, is only 132 miles from Barcelona and 140 km from Valencia. 
The tourist season in the Balearic Islands opens in April and closes in October. 
Tours are held here every hour to the accompaniment of Chopin’s music. In addition to the Dragon Caves, in the east of the island there are also Arta Caves, famous for the variety of stone formations of amazing beauty. 
From the observation deck, located behind the building of the Municipal Council, a beautiful panorama of the port opens. 
And Puerto de la Cruz, in turn, is well suited for a relaxing holiday “alone with nature.” Only here the coast there is steep and rocky, there are practically no beaches as such: tourists mostly splash in hotel pools. 
Those who like to relax in large tourist centers with many hotels and apartments, shops, restaurants, bars and attractions will certainly like it. But there are also small resorts on the island that specialize in water sports and have yacht parking, from where you can make excursions by sea, windsurf, fish in the open ocean, skydive – in general, actively have fun. The real “pearl” of the island is the Dunes (Dunas de Maspalomas). It is practically “Sahara in miniature” with the purest golden sand and a well-maintained five-kilometer beach. 
The proximity of great water has influenced the history, cuisine, and development of coastal resorts in the community. 
Ideal conditions for water sports and golf. By the way, the local town of Ronda is the birthplace of bullfighting in Spain, and here is the most dizzying bridge across a huge abyss. 
If you are somewhere in a coastal city, then most likely your dish will contain fresh fish, if you are away from the sea, then meat. 
For snowboarders and freestylers, a special area has recently been built – Parque de Nieve in the Loma de Dilar area, for children – Mirlo Blanco. 
Among other things, eco-, sightseeing and sports tourism is well developed on the “white coast”. 
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Especially noteworthy is the flower section. On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, there is an Agricultural Market.
You will see that it is quite easy to access a wide variety of products. These are our favorite places to shop in Tenerife North.
In the Tacoronte Farmer’s Market you will find yourself face to face with local producers who bring products from their orchard directly to the market, and in La Orotava, the headquarters of Empresa Insular de Artesanía, with ceramics, textiles, openwork or hand-made carvings according to tradition.
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Customers can also get different craft goods at the artisan market which is open every fist and third Sunday of the month.
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It is very accessible too, especially for tourists who are staying in one of the many hotels in the area. Aside from its enormous supermarket and many different shops, Centro Comercial San Eugenio also houses a variety of restaurants and cafes, banks, hair salons, and souvenir stores. There is even a cinema on the top floor.
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På en charterrejse møder I vores dansktalende rejseledere allerede i lufthavnen, og har I bestilt transfer til hotellet, sørger de for, I kommer frem. I løbet af ferien kan I kontakte dem på servicetelefonen, møde dem på de fleste hoteller eller tage med på udflugt. Det er altid muligt at komme i kontakt med en rejseleder.
The seasonal sale, which lasts all through August in the summer, attracts shopaholics with its incredible discounts. For example, it is quite possible to buy jeans worth 5 euros and a top for 2 euros here. 
In other cases, we do not even recommend going to these stores – the cosmetics here are of poor quality (it is better to take them in a pharmacy or a specialized store), there are a lot of fake pearls and “disposable” things that will tear or break the next day. 
Both have huge grocery supermarkets from the French Carrefour chain, where you can buy sausages, jamon, local wines and olive oil at good prices. About a hundred more inexpensive clothing stores and all sorts of things go to the supermarkets “to load”. In Centro Commercial, you can also visit Media Markt – duty-free prices are 10-15% lower than in Russia, and the assortment is approximately the same as ours. We advise you to take cameras, lenses and all kinds of gadgets here (the warranty for brands like Canon is international and is valid in official service centers in other countries). If you don’t like shopping centers at all or want to combine shopping with a walk around the city, head to Calle Castillo. 
In terms of shopping, you will find a standard set of brands here – Mango, Pull&Bear, Bershka, Calzedonia, H&M, Intimissimi, Pandora, Springfield, Stradivarius, Swarovski, Timberland, Zara and Zara Home, Women’Secret and others. 
To do this, you need to contact the Customers service department and ask for a special coupon, which you then need to present at the checkout. 
Still, in the US, you can buy good clothes in outlets or in stores with American brands, which we do not have. The prices for clothes in the USA are approximately equal to Russian. 
In the US, watches from this company are much cheaper than in Russia. 
I have prepared for you a virtual tour of Spanish supermarkets, we will walk around Mercadona, Lidl, Aldi, HipperDino in the south of Tenerife. More than 150 photos, I took everything I could. 
We don’t take this. 
We often take Coosur Pisual with a pleasant bitterness for €5. By the way, in Tenerife this oil cost €4. 