Golf del sur tenerife nightlife: Nightlife in Golf del Sur, Tenerife
Pubs, Bars and Nightclubs For Sale Golf del Sur, 2 Available To Buy Now
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FRINA Tenerife presents this Pub for Sale Freehold that is closed today but sold equipped and ready to open. It is a great buy whether you are looking for a Pub to run yourself or a freehold where you… More details » |
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For sale is this well established bistro-café in Golf del Sur, situated at the entrance of a resort in the best-known golf area of Tenerife. |
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FRINA Tenerife is now offering this Belgian Bar/cafe for sale. Located in the Tenbel commercial centre. Tenbel is a well-known centre and attracts both tourists and residents. |
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FRINA Tenerife is now offering this café in Las Galletas for sale. |
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It is newly refurbished. With a fully equipped kitchen. The café is in a residential. This is perfect if you are looking for a… More details »
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Now FRINA Tenerife offers this amazing Crepe & Ice Cream Café located centrally in Las Galletas facing a busy area that enjoys plenty of footfall and attracts many residents and especially families. |
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FRINA Tenerife is happy to offer this Modern Café in El Medano, a popular and lovely town in the South of Tenerife. The café is located in a modern commercial centre close to many resident complexes… More details » |
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FRINA Tenerife now offers for sale this amazing Restaurant Wine Bar in Palm-Mar. |
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It is in the main street of this small town that attract a lot of long term tourists and locals.| Location: | Los Cristianos, Tenerife, Spain | |||||||
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FRINA Tenerife now offers this Ice Cream Bar with Seaview in Los Cristianos, in front of the beautiful Playa de Los Cristianos. |
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FRINA Tenerife now offers this Prime Location Bar in Los Cristianos, in front of Playa Las Vistas. |
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Fabulous premises available for the development of a fun pub, music bar or sports bar. This large double unit has a fantastic terrace and was once home to one of the islands most iconic bars. Ready… More details » |
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The 7 Best Things to do in Golf del Sur, Canary Islands
The 7 Best Things to do in Golf del Sur, Canary Islands
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August 24, 2021 Claudia Navarrete
Golf del Sur is a holiday resort and golf course situated in Tenerife, Canary Islands within the municipality of San Miguel de Abona.
Restaurants in Golf del Sur
1. GooDiving
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GooDiving is a the only authorized by the Government of Canary islands in Golf Del Sur, Tenerife.
We provide a 5 Star Service through our high quality training and recreational diving to small groups of divers. We can take you from your very first experience underwater all the way to becoming a professional Scuba Instructor. Our RIB is moored in the local marina, Marina San Miguel. There is a great variety of dive sites available to us, both boat and shore dives all around the island of Tenerife for all levels of ability. Here in Tenerife there is so much to see, we are lucky enough to see Sting rays, Barracudas, school of fishes, Angel Sharks, Turtles and much more.
2. Ocean Jet Ski Tenerife
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Empresa ubicada en la Marina de San Miguel dedicada to nautical actividades: Jet Ski safari, Zodiac excursion
3. Golf del Sur Campo de Golf – Tenerife
Avenida de Jose Miguel Galvan Bello n0 1 Casa Club, 38639 Golf del Sur, San Miguel de Abona, Tenerife Spain +34 922 73 81 70 [email protected] http://www.
golfdelsur.es
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Golf course in South of Tenerife, with 18 holes and a wealth of natural features to test the keenest golfer.The stunning course, with its wide fairways and challenging water hazards makes the most of the dramatic natural features so artfully provided by Mother Nature, weaving round ravines and volcanic sand traps and dipping towards the sea. Each course offers its own particular set of challenges. In the North Course, the most attractive hole is HOLE 3, that runs along the “San Blas Ravine” and has the peak of Teide as its dramatic backdrop. HOLE 5 of the Links course which is a par 4 has a high position Tee which gives the player a fantastic view of the course and sea. “WHERE THE BEST PLAYERS PLAY “
Reviewed By C7723XLjamesa – Edinburgh, United Kingdom
I was staying nearby at Sandos San Blas and played a round.
If you speak with the hotel, there is a deal to get a free taxi both ways.
I thought the staff were really nice and friendly. I managed to get an early tee time which meant it was very calm and less windy than it generally is later in the day.
The course was in good condition and has a driving range and putting and chipping area. I got round in just over 2 hours by myself in a buggy. I play off 12 and found that it was a decent challenge. There are a few risk regard holes and gettable par 5s even off the back tees. There was a good selection of hire clubs as well. It is quite hilly so I would definitely recommend a buggy.
It compared favourably with other places that I have played such as Madeira. There are 3 different 9 hole tracks but one is currently closed for maintenance.
4. Black Magic Bar Tenerife
Local 70 – C.C. San Blas Top Square, 38620 Golf del Sur, San Miguel de Abona, Tenerife Spain +34 680 85 93 15 [email protected] http://www.
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Golf del Sur’s most Relaxing and Stylish and Modern Chillout Cocktail Bar – Lounge / Night Club Why not Come Visit us here in C.C. San Blas on Golf del Sur We are situated close Pubs, Bars and Restaurants and shops also to many of the Hotels and Apartments Complexes on Golf del Sur Black Magic bar is close to Golf del Sur – Golf Course and about 10 mins from Amarilla Golf Club and 18kms from Los Cristianos and Playa de Las Americas and Adeje – Fanabe accessible via Car / Taxi ride or Local Titsa Bus Black Magic Bar is close to Sunset View – Sand Club – San Miguel Village – Terrazza del la Paz – El Nautico – Alamos Park – Sandos San Blas – Fairways Village – Vinnci Hotel – Santa Barbara – Winter Gardens – Agua Marina Tourists and Residents, Relax after a days work or hard day on the golf course or Beach and complete your vacation or holiday here in the beautiful clean spacious surrounds of Black Magic Bar Tenerife We serve all the Best Brand names and Products – No Local Spirits Wines – Spirits – Beers – Fresh Cocktails and Champagnes There are many places to visit in Tenerife Loro Parque – Siam Park – AquaLand – Mount Teide and Tenerife National Park Have a last drink before you leave Tenerife – San Blas C.
C. – Golf del Sur is only 10 minutes from the South Airport Sofia Reina
Reviewed By ShirleydollS – Uphall, United Kingdom
We spent a lot of time in this bar during our recent holiday….mainly because the staff are so fabulous and the owners Tina & Dave, are busting a gut to encourage people in with a warm friendly welcome, attention to detail and great entertainment. I cannot praise the bar staff Zoe and Chris highly enough. They are attentive, so friendly, great fun and they throw themselves into everything the bar does (absolute fabulous effort at karaoke competition and the halloween party).
In current climate I only pray they go from strength to strength and great success….I know they have some fantastic entertainment lined up now and in the coming weeks.
Cant wait to go back.
5. Golf Clinic Javier Toll . Tenerife
Golf del Sur, San Miguel de Abona, Tenerife Spain
Javier Toll, Golf Pro and Golf Coach since 1991, has extensive experience and an international recognition endorsed by its customers from all over the world, from the newest to the most experienced.
6. Steffi Deleener
My name is Steffi. Together with my friend Timmy we realize our dream in Tenerife. We do this by giving tourists the opportunity to enjoy something new and exclusive on the water by offering and guaranteeing the best price and service. We make sure your experience is unforgettable. Before this we did a jet ski rental on the Costa Brava for 4 years. But Tenerife is just that little bit more and would like to let you enjoy an Ocean Kart!
7. Go Dive Tenerife
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Tenerife holiday – Golf Del Sur
The fantastic array of plants, shrubs and flowers on show at the garden
centre at the very top of the resort, gives an indication of what to expect
in the picturesque resort of Golf Del Sur .
The first time you drive down the long straight road into “The Golf”
it will become clear that there is something special, hidden away in this
little Oasis on the south coast of Tenerife. The sea is sprawled in front
of you, the road is lined with palm trees and the green of the golf course
contrasts beautifully with the barreness of the rest of the island.
One of the most magical things about the Golf is that lovely smell of
freshly mown grass coming from the fairways conjuring up images of an
English village green in mid August after a scattering of rain.
The “Helter Skelter” sign welcomes you to Golf Del Sur and
this is when you begin to appreciate the resort. The golf fairways stretch
out either side of the road, to the left, it winds upwards to the mountains
in the distance and to the right, it cascades down to the sparkling waters
of the Atlantic Ocean.
Barring the odd off-shoot, the Golf mainly consists of one winding one-way
system working its way from the golf club house at the top of the resort,
round past the new marina, up to the main Commercial Centre at “San
Blas” and back up towards the golf course.
The first complex you will see is “The Palms” on the left hand
side which is well worth a look. Four stunning swimming pools set within
picturesque grounds as well as a highly reputable restaurant makes this
is a very popular complex.
“Las AdelFas” is the next complex you will come to which is
next to the very popular Irish bar, Grandee O’Donnells, home of all the
top sporting events by day and some high quality live music in the evening.
As you continue around the one way system the popular holiday apartments
of Park Albatross are on the right, whilst those who enjoy a pampering
must visit the Atlantic Spa next door with its spa, whirlpools, hydro-massage,
jacuzzi, massage and gym.
Winter Gardens is one of the best maintained complexes in the area, with
high quality accommodation, a lovely sunny pool area and of course the
Tenerife International Bowls stadium.
Just past Winter Gardens you can leave the one way system and drop down
to the sea and the westerly corner of the Golf.
Here you will find the
stunning front line complex of Aguamarina that offers the most gorgeous
sea views, many apartments with balconies that literally sit above the
Atlantic!
Opposite Aguamarina is The Wild Geese, the sister pub to Grandee O’Donnells,
offering the same friendly ambience and good entertainment.
In this little corner of the Golf lies the new marina and its many sea
front restaurants set on a picturesque promenade. There is also a very
small shingle beach. Many people come from miles around to eat at the
“Teppanayaki” restaurant. Watch the Japanese chief cook your
dinner in front of you but be aware of low flying food!
For those who like a bargain, outside the Aguamarina Hotel is the home
of Golf Del Sur’s Friday market.
Next to the marina, is the newly built link road to the neighbouring
resort of Amarilla Golf and Country Club.
With this new stretch of road it is quick and easy to walk between the
two resorts which are beginning to merge as one.
Heading back on yourself and onto the one way system, the road begins
to veer upwards away from the sea. On the left you will see the older
complex of Golf Park followed by the new and modern front block of Ocean
Golf and Country Club.
Being probably the most prestigious complex in the area, Ocean Golf combines
new, modern and fresh accommodation with picturesque pool areas and lovely
sea and golf course views from its balconies. In front of the complex
is a the best Tapas / Wine bar around. At “Dabdas” you will
always be given a warm welcome by the owners, Sinead and Walter. Tell
them Jon and Louisa Stewart sent you and you will definitely be looked
after!
As the road continues to wind uphill, the fairways of the south course
are still on your right and opposite lies Terrazas De la Paz (terraces
of peace) that offers some stunning sea views from the surprisingly spacious
terraces.
You will soon see the signs for the resort centre of the Golf, Centro
Commerical San Blas and it is on this corner where you will find the famous
Sand Club complex. A two minute walk to San Blas, sea views from the pool
area and a 24 hour reception make this a very popular choice.
San Blas is a slight detour off the main one way system and is the area
where many people flock to at night to enjoy an evening meal or evening
entertainment. Before you reach the Commercial Centre there is an estate
called Alamos Park which is where the most luxurious villas on the Golf
are located. All with private pools and many with sea and golf course
views within large grounds puts these villas at the elite end of the market.
Sunset View is the term used for the road that drops down towards the
sea to San Blas and is also the name of the complex opposite. Proximity
to the Commercial Centre and lovely sea views makes this a very popular
complex.
Anyone visiting the Golf must visit the restaurant within Sunset
View with it’s cabaret bar style evening entertainment.
In front of the commerical centre and right on the sea front is the
hugely popular called San Miguel Village. Here you have large apartments
and spacious villas, many of which have lovely sunny front gardens and
sea views. San Miguel Village has some of the best villas in the area,
all of which share a gorgeous sea front pool.
Within the Commercial centre you will find three picturesque squares
each with an array of boutiques, good quality bars and restaurants, banks,
a doctor, a chemist, and a large supermarket. In Tenerife, it is unusual
to find such a pretty square with neat stone buildings and a friendly
atmosphere.
There are plenty of bars to choose from where you will be greeted warmly
by the locals. Friends bar with it’s popular happy hour, chatty bar staff,
quizzes and karaoke has always been a favourite.
Sports enthusiasts will
enjoy K’s Bar which shows all the major sporting events. Most of
the bars have some evening entertainment but the top and main squares
also have their own outside singers and dancing acts.
The restaurants in San Blas are too many to mention but it’s worth highlighting
that some of the quieter (and some might say more classy) restaurants
are out the back of the main square which many people can miss. “Gullivers
Grillhouse” has an excellent reputation, as does “The Lobster
Pot”. There is also a gorgeous Tapas restaurant called “The
Patio de Oro”. At the back of the square, you will also find Golf
Del Sur’s only nightclub, Taboos with music and drinking until the
early hours.
From the back of San Blas you get views across the gorge to Los Abrigos
which is a quaint Spanish fishing village and a marina that is home to
some of the best fresh fish on the island.
Definitely worth a visit on
at least one occasion – perhaps combining it with a trip to the night
market on a Tuesday night.
Head back up the hill from San Blas and you are back on the one way system.
The golf course is on your left and so is the very pretty area called
“Fairway Village”. Set within the golf course, the village is
full of lined villas each with their own gardens – most of them enjoying
sea and golf course views.
As you get back onto the one way system you are again heading along Palm
tree lined roads with some the beautifully landscaped gardens of the east
part of the Alamos Park estate on your right hand side. Before you know
it, you will be back at the top of Golf Del Sur and back to the clubhouse
where there is also tennis courts and crazy golf. Here you will hesitate
– do you really want to head back out into the hustle and bustle of the
real world? Why not stay and enjoy the tranquil picturesque setting of
Golf Del Sur!
Nightlife in Tenerife -there’s a lot of it!
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Nightlife in Tenerife can be divided into two distinct types.
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You can go to a nightclub, where there is live entertainment or maybe a show…or you can go “clubbing”, to a late night venue, featuring DJs where you can dance the night away and generally let your hair down. As they are two totally different forms of nightlife, “Clubbing” has been given a seperate category of its own. |
You can go to a nightclub, where there is live entertainment or maybe a show…or you can go “clubbing”, to a late night venue, featuring DJs where you can dance the night away and generally let your hair down. As they are two totally different forms of nightlife, “Clubbing” has been given a seperate category of its own.
 NB: your bar must feature live entertainment. Similarly, things change frequently in Tenerife, so, if any of the details below and on the pages they link to are now inaccurate, I let me know and I’ll put it right. |
NIGHTLIFE IN TENERIFE – LOS CRISTIANOS
- Costamar Poolside Terrace
Once featuring, every Sunday afternoon, a relaxed event with guest artistes and bingo. Now the home for Legends Snooker & Pool Bar. - Charly Bar
Live music, seven nights a week - Market Tavern
Situated in the Paloma Beach strip, this British bar features live entertainment on Wednesdays and Sundays - The Polygon
Also on the Paloma Beach strip, a drinks-only bar featuring karaoke hosting and a few songs of his own from my old mate, Terry Paul. - D’Arcos
Now called “Frankie’s”, featuring different shows every night - Manhattan Bar
A sports and entertainment bar, also providing food - Dreamers
Owned by the drummer from Freddie and the Dreamers – featuring a live duo every night - Irish Times
Situated above Dreamers Bar, this Irish venue is rated by many customers as the best night out in Los Cristianos.
Features resident duo playing Irish music. - O’ Flaherty’s
Closed down - Amigos Bar
Found on the sea front down by the harbour, this bar/restaurant has had a few changes of personel over the last six months, but, as far as I know, now features Simon May, one-time member of the band Crush, seven nights a week. - Lewinski’s
Found on the corner at the traffic lights in Los Cristianos centre, this is a stylish restaurant, offering food and drink at very reasonable prices, plus live music at night. - Pa Broons
Found in the Parque Margarita complex, opposite Summerland, this small bar has been sold and reopened under the name Buddies. As far as I know, it doesn’t feature live entertainment. - Swan Inn
A bar/restaurant very popular with returning holidaymakers (and some locals). Catering, let’s say, for the more senior customer, it presents live entertainment nightly, featuring, amongst others, veteran Tenerife entertainer, Linda Day. - Restaurante Margarita
A fine restaurant situated on the other side of Buddies, featuring class cabaret every night. - Merry Monk
Over on the far right corner of the Apolo Centre, this British-run bar provides fine cabaret entertainment seven nights a week. - Claddagh Bar
Situated at San Telmo, this is an out-and-out Irish bar, with entertainment provided by the boss, from Galway. - Bar 39
Situated in the Oasis del Sur area, this bar is the residency of the excellent music and comedy duo, Kracka. Guest cabaret is also featured. - Summer Nites
It appears that both Summer Nites and Summer Days have ceased to exist, their former premises now being a restaurant. - O’Jangles
Also in Oasis del Sur, this Irish bar, only opening in 2009, features quality live entertainment seven nights a week. - Shambles Bar
Found up the hill behind Los Cristianos, this primarily karaoke bar also features some live entertainment, notably excellent band “Crush” on Wednesdays. - Harveys Bar
Right next door to Shambles Bar, this bar, although heavily featuring karaoke, also presents quality live entertainment throughout the week. - Jaqelz
The one-time Taylor Made Music bar, now under new management and name, this cabaret bar was once up the hill behind Los Cristianos. It appears, now, to be no more. - Thistle & Dragon
Formerly Danni’s Bar, this has reincarnated under the management of Darren and Linda, providing both live entertainment and karaoke - Beverly Hills Club
A very stylish complex up in the heights behind Los Cristianos, offering live entertainment nightly - Los Claveles
A timeshare complex, up the hill behind Los Cristianos, where I worked regular Saturday nights for a time - Chill Out Bar
More a restaurant (wheelchair-friendly, too), situated right down on the seafront, overlooking Las Vistas beach, it features live music with pianist Kenny G, every night. - The President Chicken King
This restaurant (as far as I’m aware) features live music three nights a week. - Raffles
A bar/restaurant once found in the Apolo Centre at the top of Los Cristianos. It doesn’t appear to be there anymore. - Heritage Bar
British run bar in the San Marino complex near the traffic lights in Los Cristianos centre. Features some live music. - Cheers Bar
Closed down. - The Church
Once a cabaret bar, hosted by my mate, Terry Paul, now, after an incarnation as an Indian restaurant, is now a venue called “Oliver’s Bar”. It doesn’t appear to feature live music. - Chicago’s
This long-standing bar is now a restaurant – a Spanish one.
Features resident duo playing Irish music.
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NIGHTLIFE IN TENERIFE – LAS AMERICAS and its environs
The Patch
- Drunk N Duck
For many years, this venue featured the excellent resident duo, Two Risky, consisting of Terry and Steve. Sadly, in November 2013, Steve passed away after a brief battle with cancer. I’m unsure of the present entertainment situation. - Brewers Droop
A family bar with host and compere Graham Gold. - Shenanigans
Fun bar, featuring superb resident duo “Loony Tunes”, plus a selection of comperes and a variety of top Tenerife cabaret acts. - Sax Bar
On your left as you walk down Patch towards the ocean, in recent years featuring live music of a “heavy metal” nature. (No saxophones!) - Blaydon Races
A very popular cabaret bar featuring a resident compere – a drag act – and guest cabaret - Princess Di’s
This well-known Patch bar is no more, I’m afraid. Apparently, it is now a Finnish-run bar, called Kippi’s! - Central Station
A family-friendly bar with resident compere and guest cabaret - Patch Bar
This is the large bar on the corner at the top of Patch. Italian run, with Italian live music - Dubliner
Bar situated under the Las Palmeras Hotel, near Patch. Guess what sort of pub it is! Brilliant three piece band in residence - Gaelic Corner
Another Irish themed pub, upstairs from the Dubliner, with a keyboard player in residence - The Full Monty
This large venue is situated at the top corner of Patch, on the right. - The Stage Door
Tucked away under some steps on the left just down from the main road is this, theoretically, members only bar. It’s where a lot of the Tenerife entertainers go after they finish and some of them will get up on stage and do an impromptu spot - Crystals Palace
The new venue of outrageous drag artiste, Crystal Starr. - Cafe De Paris
A very large, Spanish run venue right at the bottom left corner of Patch, overlooking the sea, offering nightly entertainment. - Hereford Bull
Found in “City Centre”, just over the road from Patch, this bar features different quality acts each night. - Railway Tavern
Found on the main road at the top of Patch, to the right as you face down it (past The Full Monty), this compact bar is an out-and-out British pub which may feature comedians two nights a week. - Gangsters
Closed down - Beavers
Closed down - Britannia
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Sadly, in November 2013, Steve passed away after a brief battle with cancer. I’m unsure of the present entertainment situation.
Guess what sort of pub it is! Brilliant three piece band in residence
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Parque La Paz
There is a strip of bar/restaurants attached to the Parque La Paz aparthotel, most providing entertainment.
- Coconut Joe’s
The first bar/restaurant from the main road and one I worked in as compere for a good while just before I returned to the UK - The Bull’s Head
The next bar along, serving drinks only. A larger venue, featuring an excellent live band (with real drums!) - Brahms and Liszt
A large bar that has been described as having a “working men’s club” atmosphere. (For those of you not from the UK, I’m sorry, that won’t mean anything.) Entertainment nightly - Soul Suite
Late cabaret venue featuring Tenerife’s best soul singers - Highland Paddy
Occupying the premises of the old George and Dragon bar, this pub has switched allegiance from England to Ireland - Hole In The Wall
An Irish bar with resident musician plus guest cabaret - Frankie’s Music Bar
Formerly Lazy Daze, this is yet another cabaret bar – it also features the dreaded karaoke! - The Corner Bar
At the bottom end of the La Paz strip, with a large outdoor terrace, presenting class acts nightly
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Las Americas Town Centre
- The Anchor
Occupying the premises that used to be Escala, this British-run bar/restaurant features a resident duo, plus guest acts. - Jersey Cow
Just up the road from the Anchor, on the other side, is this cabaret bar offering different acts nightly. - Chieftain
Just round the corner from the Jersey Cow, this Irish bar features live traditional music every night. - Magic Bar
Found at the Piramide de Arona, on Avenida de Las Americas, this is a very upmarket bar, attached to a stylish club of the same name. Live music five nights.
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Between Patch and Starco
- Leonardo’s
On the road from Patch, almost as far as Starco, you’ll find this “entertainment and sports bar”. Features resident duo “Loaded”. - La Karina
This restaurant is found on the main road from Patch to Starco. Features live entertainment from duo Graham and Robert. - La Karina 2
On a walkway between Avenida Antonio Dominguez and Avenida de Las Americas, also featuring live music every night.
Starco
- Murphy’s Bar
In the block behind Starco you’ll find this Irish bar with entertainment provided by Irish recording artist Michael Graham. - Fitzpatrick’s Bar
Closed down. - Wigan Pier
Not to be confused with “The Original Wigan Pier”, which is in Torviscas, this bar is a few doors down from Lineker’s Bar. As far as I know, entertainment is still being compered by drag artist Crystal Starr and features guest cabaret every night. N.B. This venue may have closed down. - Vivo
Previously called “Chasers” and “Bonkers”, this fun pub next to the Starco block features live duo Wild Boyz. - Withespoons
A venue featuring four-piece indie band Prozac Nation every night from midnight till late.
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Between Veronicas and Pueblo Canario
- Palm Beach Club
The largest timeshare complex in Europe, this massive building houses a large room with a stage for evening entertainment. When I worked there, I was part of a resident duo and there were acts on too, some nights. - Banana Garden
Situated in a basement location attached to Palm Beach Club, on the seafront, featuring Spanish style music. - Drop Inn
Just across the street from Palm Beach Club is this cabaret bar, compered by guitar/vocalist Ricky Menzies, who introduces a different act every night.
When I worked there, I was part of a resident duo and there were acts on too, some nights.Pueblo Canario
- Celts Tavern
This bar is found on the upper level of Centro Comercial Bouganville Playa. For many years it has been a venue for line dancing. - Garden City pool bar
Situated at San Eugenio, this venue used to feature a compere and guest cabaret every night, but, as far as I know, not any more. - Legends (formerly Crooked Spire)
Closed down.
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San Eugenio
- St Eugen’s
Fun pub with award winning compere Ray Wilde at the helm. Features two cabarets each night. - Irish Fiddler
Providing live music every night. - Temple Bar
Very stylish Irish bar featuring Irish duo Rogue Traders. - Garfield’s
With no web presence, this bar has been very difficult to find information on, but I understand it features different live acts every night. - Rumpot
This long established bar has evening entertainment compered by Steve “Taff” Martin, from Wales (obviously). He introduces top acts nightly. - Pheasant Plucker
Live entertainment every night, hosted by Craig Shaw. - Wali Haii
Features, four nights a week, compere Titch Cooper. Guest cabaret three nights. - Irish Rover
Traditional Irish bar with compere Stacy Rock, from Dublin, introducing different acts nightly. - O’Reilly’s
Details are sketchy, but this bar might have closed down. - The Theatre
Compered by outrageous drag act, Roxy Risque, this bar features some live cabaret.
Features two cabarets each night.
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Puerto Colon
- Colon Beach
Bar/restaurant featuring evening entertainment with boy/girl duo Innuendo every night, plus a selection of guest cabaret. - Irish Rose
As far as I know, live acts several times a week. - Monaco Restaurant
Seafront bar/restaurant featuring country and western guitar/vocalist Little Joe every night. - O’Brien’s
Live Irish music every night. (No further information than that, I’m afraid). - Hoppers Bar
Closed down
Torviscas
- Moonlight Bar
A fun pub situated down near the beachfront. Live acts through the week, but also a prominence of karaoke. - AJ’s Bar None
Closed down. - Amanda’s
This large, Spanish-owned bar has been going for years and, as far as I know, still features different cabaret every night. - 44 Regent Street
Restaurant/cabaret bar situated inside Sunset Harbour, with compere Shaun Carling introducing different cabaret nightly. - The Admiral Nelson
Occupying the premises of what was the Crazy Frog, this Bistro and Bar only opened in September, 2011 and features live entertainment in the evenings.
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Fañabe
- Capriccio
Restaurant and bar providing live entertainment every night. - In and Out Bar
Beachfront bar that used to feature superb heavy rock band Soundchaser every night. They have now left the venue. - Motown Diner
Once known as “Motown Magic”, this beachfront restaurant still offers live entertainment nightly, with the accent, naturally, on Motown!
CHAYOFA
- La Finca del Arte
Quite a cool place, featuring an art gallery and bistro. Live music one night a week, plus Sunday afternoons, with the accent on jazz.
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GOLF DEL SUR
- Jimmy’s
I am aware that this bar/restaurant may feature live entertainment, but can find no further information. If anyone associated with this venue can help, via “feedback”, that would be great. - Grandee O’Donnell
Irish bar presenting live entertainment most nights. - Wild Geese
Sister bar to Grandee O’Donnell, this is also Irish, featuring live entertainment. - The Palms Pool Bar
Found inside The Palms resort, featuring live music several nights a week. - Volare Cabaret Showbar
Only opening in 2009, this stylish bar has two comperes introducing a selection of top acts. - San Blas Top Square
An large open air area surrounded by bars and restaurants, who, I assume, club together to pay for the cabaret. There is usually an act on every night.
If anyone associated with this venue can help, via “feedback”, that would be great.AMARILLA GOLF
- Premier Bar
Presenting live music nightly. - Terrace Bar
Featuring live entertainment three nights a week, plus Sunday afternoons. - The Palms
Part of the Fairways Club complex, with some live entertainment.
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COSTA DEL SILENCIO
- Flicks Bar
Situated right on the seafront (and I mean right on the seafront), this bar offers cabaret through the week, plus Sunday afternoons. - Starlights Cabaret Showbar
Found on the lower level of Coral Mar Square, featuring live cabaret. - Lucky Leprechaun
An Irish bar (obviously), with live music from Mark, formerly half of the duo “Celtic Confusion” – and his dad! - Albatros Bar
This smallish bar, apparently, features some live music a couple of times a week. - Joe’s Bar
Right next door to the Albatros, last time I looked, it had a few acts on through the week. - Exiles
This smallish British bar doesn’t have a regular entertainment schedule, but may feature live acts every now and then.
LAS GALLETAS
- Vai Moana
Found by the harbour at the far end, near El Fraile, this very stylish bar features such diverse live musical styles as jazz, reggae, soul and flamenco. - Brujas
Situated just before El Fraile on the main road from Guaza, this restaurant/pub features live bands till very late.
EL MEDANO
- Underground Rock Pub
A cool venue in a cool town. Featuring fully live bands regularly. - Manfred’s Soul Cafe
Situated on Calle Jose Miguel Galvan Bello, running along the seafront at the eastern end of town, this laid back venue may feature (quiet) live bands on some occasions.
CALLAO SALVAJE
- Pearly Grey
Actually called Perla Gris, or “Grey Pearl”, its Spanish name has been anglicized into Pearly Grey. A large hotel which presents live acts most nights. - Tropical Park Resort
Presenting different acts nightly.
LOS GIGANTES
- The Wine Bar at the Harbour Club
Different live acts through the week. - Domingo’s
Different live cabaret every night. - Highland Paddy 3
Different cabaret every night. - TJ’s
Yet another venue with a selection of nightly cabaret.
PUERTO SANTIAGO
- Route 66
Live music every night, with duo/trio “Old Dogs New Tricks” providing five of them. - Courtyard
Nice, compact, British-run bar, with entertainment nightly. - Blarney Stone
Traditional Irish bar with entertainment six nights.
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FANCY SOMETHING MORE?
If you want to take things up a notch, entertainment-wise, Tenerife has venues where you can see full-blown musical shows.
There are four main ones.
- Exit Palace
Situated in San Eugenio, this large venue has two rooms that can, between them, accommodate 1,100 people. Musical shows are presented regularly. NB This venue may have closed down. - Showtime
A venue found at Karting Las Americas, just by junction 78 of the TF-1 motorway, presenting musical extravaganzas. - Piramide de Arona
This imposing edifice in Las Americas presents musicals on a regular basis. - History – the Musical
A spectacular show occurring twice a week at the Magma Arts and Congress building in Adeje.
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TENERIFE SPAIN
Formed from the now dormant Mount Teide and the largest of all the Canary Islands, Tenerife’s abundant natural beauty, sandy beaches and dramatic landscapes, make it the ideal location for adventurers and loungers alike.
And with its palm-lined pool, tropical gardens and array of restaurants and activities, CLC Sunningdale Village is the ultimate Tenerife resort for families – young and old. This special destination, positioned beside the green oasis of the Golf del Sur, possesses everything you could possibly need to create long-lasting holiday memories.
Guests at this stunning family-friendly resort in Tenerife can choose to relax around the pool, soak up the seemingly endless sunshine or take a dip in the crystalline ocean waters. Then, as the sun sets over the beautiful Spanish island, guests can enjoy an active nightlife and delicious dining scene.
ROOMS & ACCOMMODATION AT CLC SUNNINGDALE VILLAGE
ACCOMMODATION TYPES
The low rise apartments of CLC Sunningdale Village give the immediate impression of an intimate and friendly resort. CLC members can enjoy unparalleled views of Teide mountain from their tastefully decorated, comfortable apartments.
- Studio
- 1 Bed
- 1 Bed Prem +
- 2 Bed
- 3 Bed
RESORT HIGHLIGHTS
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DINING AT CLC SUNNINGDALE VILLAGE RESORT, TENERIFE
DELICIOUS DINING
TEAM MARINA KIDS’ CLUB AT CLC SUNNINGDALE VILLAGE
FAMILY FUN
As one of the best Tenerife resorts for families, Sunningdale Village provides childcare services to help keep the little ones entertained and to help parents relax. With an extensive range of arts and crafts, activities and adventures lined up, our Miniclub supervises children between the ages of 4-11, while our competitions, themed parties and family nights help you get the most out of your time away together.
THINGS TO DO
ON RESORT
CLC Sunningdale Village has a raft of on-site activities to keep everyone happy and smiling, day after day. The large curved swimming pool (and kids’ pool) is an obvious focal point, yet there is equal fun to be had without getting wet with mini-golf, pool table, petanque and table tennis.
If experiencing live entertainment is what you enjoy, evening music and shows are sure to be a hit. Visit clcworld.guide for all the latest resort updates.
THINGS TO DO IN TENERIFE
AROUND THE RESORT
Surrounded by golf courses and a glossy marina, evidence of Golf del Sur’s former life as a private community still remain. The lively duo of Los Cristianos and Playa de las Americas are only a 20-minute drive away from CLC Sunningdale Village resort, where you will find an assortment of top-shelf lounge bars, pubs and pan-global restaurants – as well as top attractions such as Siam Park.
The island also boasts many natural wonders; climb the majestic Mount Teide, ride a camel or go whale watching in the Atlantic – there’s always find something to do.
Siam Park is the biggest water park in Europe and Tenerife’s most popular holiday attraction.
This exciting Thai-themed park is just a short drive from CLC Monterey and is an ideal family attraction for all age groups. With winding river rides, Sea Lion Island, a floating market, a huge wave pool, flumes, tubes and slides, Siam Park offers fun for all the family.
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SIAM PARK
One of the great natural wonders of the world, Mount Teide National Park is located less than a 60-minute drive from our CLC Monterey resort and makes for a fascinating day trip.
A unique geological treasure, with volcanoes, craters and lava flows, forms an impressive array of shapes and colours and lunar-like landscapes. Mount Teide is the highest point in Spain and the third highest volcano in the world, soaring 3,718 metres above sea level.
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MOUNT TEIDE
Small but beautifully formed, La Gomera island is a hidden treasure, just off the coast of Tenerife.
With a population of just 20,000 people and a landmass of 114km2, La Gomera is the second smallest of the seven main Canary Islands. The fact that there are no direct flights to La Gomera helps the island maintain its original charm, without being over-commercialised.
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LA GOMERA
Boasting nine superb golf courses with lush greens, challenging fairways and an average yearly temperature of 23ºC, Tenerife is the ideal base for a golfing holiday.
With a wide selection of golf courses, within easy reach of the main holiday resorts, Tenerife offers excellent facilities in the north and the south of the island. The high season is from October to April when golfers flock to Tenerife to escape the chilly climes of northern Europe.
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GOLF
Located on the southern coast of Tenerife, Playa de las Americas is one of the most popular holiday destinations on the island.
Purpose built for fun with a capital ‘F,’ Playa de las Americas offers a vast choice of amazing beaches and water sports, great golf courses and fabulous nightlife.
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PLAYA DE LAS AMERICAS
The dramatic cliffs of Los Gigantes, the Giants, on the west coast of Tenerife are one of the most spectacular tourist attractions on the island.
Soaring to a height of 800 metres, giant rock formations tower over the resort town of Santiago del Teide and offer stunning views over the region. Marvel at the colour and structure of these ancient cliffs.
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LOS GIGANTES
With an average year-round temperature of 22ºC, Tenerife is the number one destination in Spain for water sports enthusiasts and lovers of the great outdoors.
From deep sea fishing to scuba diving and sailing to surfing, Tenerife offers a wealth of activities for all the family to enjoy.
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WATER SPORTS
Billed as the ‘underwater experience of a lifetime’, Submarine safaris allow passengers to get up close and personal with hundreds of different species of fish and marine life, 100ft below the Atlantic.
San Miguel Marina is home to Submarine Safaris which offers the ultimate underwater family experience without getting wet.
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SUBMARINE SAFARI
Loro Parque, located in Puerto de la Cruz, is home to a world of wonderful animals, colourful parrots, mischievous sea lions and a family of orca whales.
Over 300 species of birds, gorillas, chimpanzees, tigers, sloths, snakes, jaguars, meerkats and much more live in a semi-natural environment in this modern and exciting zoo, within easy reach of our CLC Tenerife resorts.
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LORO PARQUE
TRAVEL INFORMATION
DISTANCES & HOW TO GET AROUND
Important info on getting to and from Sunningdale Village:
- NEAREST AIRPORTS
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Tenerife has two airports: Reina Sofia (Tenerife South) 5km and Los Rodeos (Tenerife North) 75km from resort.
- FROM AIRPORT TO RESORT
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You may go direct to overland transportation at the airport for taxi or transfer services. You can also book car hire at www.clcworldtravel.co.uk prior to your arrival.
- CAR HIRE
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You can book car hire prior to your arrival or while on the resort with our car hire representative. Visit www.clcworldtravel.co.uk for further options.
- PRIVATE TRANSFERS
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Private transfers can be pre-arranged with www.clcworldtravel.co.uk
Distances to the nearest towns, cities and other local attractions.
- SIAM PARK
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Siam Park is 15km from the resort.
- LOS ABRIGOS
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The fishing village of Los Abrigos is 5km from resort.
- MOUNT TEIDE NATIONAL PARK
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Mount Teide National Park is 45km from resort. Planned excursions run from the resort, more details can be found at Reception.
- LORO PARK
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Voted one of the most popular theme parks by Tripadvisor reviewers, Loro Park is 100km from the resort. Planned excursions can be arranged.
LOCATION INFORMATION
HOW TO GET TO SUNNINGDALE VILLAGE
Sunningdale Village Golf del Sur, 38639 San Miguel de Abona, Tenerife, Spain
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14 affordable apartments on the South coast of Tenerife
We have selected cheap apartments, private apartments and hotels in Tenerife South. As many as 14 pieces 🙂
Tenerife is a unique island. For some people, it evokes only positive emotions, and they excitedly share their impressions about the rest on the ocean. Others flatly refuse to remember a week spent in a rocky bay, where there is nothing but a scorched desert and prevailing winds. Or, on the contrary, in the center of nightlife, which, in general, they do not need.
Cheap apartments in the South of Tenerife
It may seem that all these people were vacationing on different islands :), in different dimensions.
Why such opposing opinions? For many reasons. But the most important, perhaps, is the wrong area and apartment or hotel. This issue must be approached very carefully. Especially if preference is given to passive recreation.
There are 28 climatic zones on the island with all the advantages and disadvantages. We will not touch all 28. Already touched 🙂 here (How and where to rent decent housing for a penny in Tenerife?) . And in guidebook also had a good walk through the districts and resorts.
Today is about the South Coast. This is where most of the tourists come.
Resorts of the South. Where is better?
First, let’s explain what we mean by the South of the island. This is the section from the village of Tahao to Adeje. From Callao Salvaje to Los Gigantes – already the West.
When making your own choice, be guided by the goals of your trip.
- Active recreation, movement without a car – Los Cristianos or Adeje;
- Family + car rental – all South except Las Americas (fun, playful for young people without brakes, noisy) ; and Medano (winds, surfers, nudists).
- Singles and couples with cars – any site at your discretion ;
- Passive rest – getting closer to the coastline. We exclude windy El Medano, rocky Los Abrigos, Golf Sur and Costa del Silencio from the list of coastal locations. Palm Mar with Las Galletas will also be unsuccessful in this case. Las Americas may be suitable in terms of price-quality ratio. Everything is close at hand, you don’t need to go anywhere. Typically a tourist area, but the beaches are not the best, although they are sandy.
Let’s move on to the selection.
Cheap apartments in the South of Tenerife. Our selection
⇒⇒ 8 properties in Adeje and Los Cristianos on airbnb (lowest prices, more to come). Use the coupon when registering $31 for the first trip
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Sunset Bay Club By Diamond Resorts
Ideal for the lazy. Within walking distance of the beaches of Torviscas and Fanabe. A couple of bus stops to the shopping area of Las Americas, as well as the resort of Los Cristianos. 10 minutes by taxi to Siam Water Park and 20 minutes to Petting Zoo . In this case, we go to Mercadona in the Grand Sur shopping center for groceries.
Equipped studios and one-bedroom apartments for rent from 55€ (safe, fridge, kitchenette and dining area). There are no only washing machines, but there is a laundry service (for an additional fee). The complex has 2 outdoor pools, bars, cafes, a pool table and tennis.
Wi-Fi in the complex costs 6€ per apartment per night, which is quite expensive for just a hotspot in a hotel.
⇒⇒ About the cost of the Internet, and where to get it, we wrote here.
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Private three-room apartment in Amarilla
Apartment with two bedrooms, living room and kitchen. Fully equipped with everything you need: hair dryer, dishes, microwave, washing machine, bed linen, stove. The large balcony overlooks the ocean. To all attractions, including beaches, you need to go either by bus, or by taxi, or by rental car. Price from 50€ per night for the whole apartment.
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A small apartment with one bedroom and a hall in Costa Adeje from a private owner
The location is very good. Both for those who have a car, and for those who travel by bus. It is not suitable for a completely passive holiday, because it is a decent walk to the nearest beaches of Puerto Colon, Torviscas, Fanabe and Del Duc (from 20 minutes). There is a Mercadona network near the apartment, 10 minutes drive to Siam Park and Monkey Parks, 20 minutes to Los Gigantes, Alkali . Price from 60€ .
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Muthu Royal Park Albatros
The complex itself is wonderful. Clean, beautiful. Peace and quiet in the evening. The staff is friendly and responsive. There is some kind of infrastructure and a children’s area, next to a golf course. But the biggest downside to Albatross Park is its location and size. For a resort resort, it is very small. For an apartment complex for families with children, it will be very boring for parents if they do not actively move around Tenerife. There are no beaches in this part of the island either. You will have to drive either to the left, to the nudist, or to the right, right up to Los Cristianos.
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Santa Barbara Golf and Ocean Club By Diamond Resorts
Not a bad option for independent travelers. The apartment complex is located between Amarilla Golf and Los Abrigos. Very close to South Airport. Studios from 50 € and one-bedroom apartments for 55 € per night are offered for booking. All apartments are equipped with a kitchenette, shower, hairdryer, bed linen. Washing machine not available in all apartments. The complex has a swimming pool, gym, cafe, small kids club, laundry and parking. Calm and quiet. Human beaches can only be reached by car, bus or taxi.
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Marino Tenerife
A fairly decent budget apart-hotel with small but cozy apartments: studios, two-room or three-room apartments. The price starts from 40€ (promotional prices) . And only for the promotion it makes sense to book it. The complex has a heated pool, fitness center, bike rental cafe and free internet at the reception. Only here with a car. Even public transport is not an option. You can be tormented every day for half an hour to go to the beaches.
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Travel company “PREMIER TOUR” – Current offers
From September 14, in order to obtain a Schengen visa, Russians will have to hand over “fingers”.
How will the process of submitting documents change, where will tourists from the regions need to apply for visas!?
1. Tourists have a valid visa:
Innovations with biometrics do not apply to valid visas. For example, if you have a three-year visa, then before the expiration of this period, he can safely travel to any of the Schengen countries without submitting biometric data. Upon receipt of a new fingerprinting, you still have to go through.
2. You need to apply for a visa:
Each applicant will need to personally visit the VISA CENTER or consulate, along with visa documents for biometric data submission.
The biometric data is valid for five years and on subsequent trips to obtain a visa, personal presence will not be required.
The following categories of applicants are exempt from fingerprinting under the EU Visa Code:
Children under 12;
Individuals who are physically unable to undergo a fingerprint scan. If less than 10 fingers can be scanned, then as many fingers as possible should be scanned. If the inability to be fingerprinted is temporary, then the applicant will be required to undergo a scanning procedure during the next visa application.
Children aged 12 to 15 years old undergo a biometrics procedure accompanied by a legal representative. SUBMISSION OF DOCUMENTS AND PASSING OF THE BIOMETRY PROCEDURE IS CARRIED OUT STRICTLY ON THE SAME DAY in the nearest city where the EC of the visited country or the PONY EXPRESS EC is located.
Below is a list of visa centers and consulates in Russia where Russians can apply for Schengen visas (as of June 10, 2015):
Austria: Moscow, Nizhny Novgorod, Krasnodar, Kazan, Novosibirsk, Samara, Rostov-on-Don, Krasnoyarsk, Kaliningrad, Irkutsk, Ufa, Khabarovsk, Vladivostok, Omsk, Saratov, Perm, Murmansk.
In St. Petersburg, applicants apply to the Consulate of Finland, and in Yekaterinburg – to the Honorary Consulate of the Republic of Austria in Yekaterinburg
Belgium: Moscow, St. Petersburg.
Hungary: Moscow, St. Petersburg, Yekaterinburg, since September, possibly in Kazan (only at consulates).
Germany: Kazan, Krasnodar, Moscow, Nizhny Novgorod, Rostov-on-Don, St. Petersburg, Saratov, Samara. Consulates General in Yekaterinburg, Novosibirsk, Kaliningrad and Embassy in Moscow.
Greece: Moscow, St. Petersburg, Yekaterinburg, Novosibirsk, Samara, Krasnodar, Rostov-on-Don, Nizhny Novgorod, Kazan, Krasnoyarsk, Kaliningrad, Irkutsk, Ufa, Khabarovsk, Vladivostok, Murmansk, Novorossiysk, Omsk, Perm, Saratov.
Denmark: Moscow, St. Petersburg, Novosibirsk, Rostov-on-Don, Kazan, Samara, Nizhny Novgorod, Krasnodar, Krasnoyarsk, Irkutsk, Ufa, Khabarovsk, Vladivostok, Perm, Omsk, Saratov, Murmansk.
Iceland: Moscow, St. Petersburg.
Spain: Moscow, Yekaterinburg, Novosibirsk, Rostov-on-Don, Kazan, Samara, Nizhny Novgorod, Krasnodar, Krasnoyarsk, Irkutsk, Ufa, Khabarovsk, Vladivostok, Omsk, Saratov, Perm, St. Petersburg, Kaliningrad, Murmansk , Pskov.
Italy: Moscow, St. Petersburg, Arkhangelsk, Murmansk, Belgorod, Vladivostok, Voronezh, Volgograd, Yekaterinburg, Irkutsk, Kazan, Kaliningrad, Krasnodar, Krasnoyarsk, Lipetsk, Mineralnye Vody, Nizhny Novgorod, Novosibirsk, Omsk, Perm, Rostov-on-Don, Samara, Stavropol, Tomsk, Ulyanovsk, Ufa, Chelyabinsk.
Latvia: Moscow, St. Petersburg. Now tourists are given the opportunity to apply for a visa to Latvia in their own city or in the nearest city (at PonyExpress offices).
Lithuania: Moscow, Novosibirsk, Krasnoyarsk, Irkutsk, Khabarovsk, Vladivostok, Krasnodar, Samara, Nizhny Novgorod, Rostov-on-Don, Ufa, Kazan, Yekaterinburg, Omsk, Perm, Saratov.
Citizens of the Russian Federation registered in: Arkhangelsk, Leningrad, Novgorod, Pskov, Murmansk regions, St. Petersburg, the Republic of Karelia (apply to the Consulate General of the Republic of Lithuania in St. Petersburg) Kaliningrad region (contact the Consulate General of the Republic of Lithuania in Kaliningrad or Consulate of the Republic of Lithuania in Sovetsk)
Liechtenstein: Visas for entry to Liechtenstein are issued at the visa section of the Swiss Embassy in Moscow, the Consulate General of Switzerland in St. Petersburg, as well as at the Swiss visa centers in the Russian Federation.
Luxembourg: Moscow
Malta: Moscow, St. Petersburg, Yekaterinburg, Rostov-on-Don, Novosibirsk, Kazan, Samara, Nizhny Novgorod, Krasnodar, Krasnoyarsk, Kaliningrad, Irkutsk, Ufa, Khabarovsk, Vladivostok, Omsk, Murmansk, Perm, Saratov .
Netherlands: Moscow, St. Petersburg, Rostov-on-Don, Kazan, Yekaterinburg, Saratov, Novosibirsk, Perm, Krasnoyarsk, Khabarovsk, Nizhny Novgorod, Omsk, Vladivostok, Samara, Krasnodar, Ufa, Irkutsk.
Norway: Embassy in Moscow – Moscow, Yekaterinburg, Novosibirsk, Samara, Krasnodar, Rostov-on-Don, Nizhny Novgorod, Kazan, Krasnoyarsk, Kaliningrad, Irkutsk, Ufa, Khabarovsk, Vladivostok, Perm, Omsk, Saratov; Consulate General in Murmansk – Murmansk; Consulate General in St. Petersburg: St. Petersburg, Pskov, Petrozavodsk, Veliky Novgorod, Vyborg.
Poland: Moscow, St. Petersburg, Irkutsk, Novosibirsk, Krasnoyarsk, Yekaterinburg, Kazan, Nizhny Novgorod, Rostov-on-Don, Samara, Smolensk.
Portugal: Moscow, St. Petersburg, Yekaterinburg, Novosibirsk, Rostov-on-Don, Samara, Kazan, Nizhny Novgorod.
Slovakia: Moscow, St. Petersburg.
Slovenia : Moscow, Yekaterinburg, Novosibirsk, St. Petersburg, Rostov-on-Don, Kazan, Nizhny Novgorod, Krasnodar, Saratov, Samara, Kaliningrad, Irkutsk, Ufa, Khabarovsk, Krasnoyarsk, Perm, Omsk, Vladivostok, Murmansk .
Finland: Moscow, St. Petersburg, Vyborg, Veliky Novgorod, Vologda, Pskov, Kazan, Samara, Yekaterinburg, Novosibirsk, Perm, Omsk, Rostov-on-Don, Krasnodar, Nizhny Novgorod, Vladivostok, Krasnoyarsk, Ufa, Irkutsk, Kaliningrad.
France: Moscow, St. Petersburg, Yekaterinburg, Nizhny Novgorod, Rostov-on-Don, Kazan, Vladivostok, Novosibirsk, Irkutsk, Perm, Samara. Consulates General in Moscow and St. Petersburg.
Czech Republic: Moscow, Nizhny Novgorod, Kazan, Novosibirsk, Samara, Rostov-on-Don, Krasnoyarsk, Ufa, Irkutsk, Khabarovsk, Vladivostok, Krasnodar, Omsk, Perm, Saratov, St. Petersburg, Kaliningrad, Murmansk, Pskov , Yekaterinburg.
Switzerland: Moscow, St. Petersburg, Novosibirsk, Rostov-on-Don, Yekaterinburg. Embassy in Moscow and the Consular District of Kaliningrad (open since June 2014).
Sweden: St. Petersburg, Moscow, Yekaterinburg, Rostov-on-Don, Nizhny Novgorod, Kazan, Krasnoyarsk, Samara, Novosibirsk, Irkutsk, Kaliningrad, Khabarovsk, Vladivostok, Ufa, Krasnodar, Murmansk, Perm, Omsk, Saratov, Pskov.
Estonia: Residents of St. Petersburg, Leningrad region, Novgorod region, Arkhangelsk, Vologda, Murmansk regions and the Republic of Karelia can submit documents at PONY EXPRESS offices in St. Petersburg, Kingisepp, Veliky Novgorod, Arkhangelsk, Vologda, Murmansk and Petrozavodsk for a Schengen short-term visa category “C” at the Consulate General of the Republic of Estonia in St. Petersburg.
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– The VIS (visa information system) database is the same for all countries participating in the Schengen Agreement: having received a visa from one direction, a tourist will be able to apply for a visa to another within five years without undergoing fingerprinting.
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There are 21 four-star hotels in Costa Adeje at an average price of 131 USD per night. There are 21 three-star hotels in Costa Adeje at an average price of 133 USD per night. Hotels in Costa Adeje offer great value for your money, so a high accommodation budget isn’t necessary. In Costa Adeje, there are hotels under the Sheraton brand. Travelers who favor this brand can choose to stay there to enjoy the luxury services provided by Sheraton. If the comfort level of your trip is important, there are many choices in Costa Adeje, such as hotels under the Sheraton brand. A popular hotel in Costa Adeje, Adrián Hoteles Jardines de Nivaria is also one of the highest rated. Meliá Jardines del Teide is also one of the most frequently chosen hotels. 
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Surprisingly, Tenerife’s fashionista central is actually located somewhere most visitors breeze through just to have a look at an old tree. 
Complaints about electronic shops are recurring themes on travel forums so, to cut down the possibility of disappointment (that’s the diplomatic way of putting it), look out for known chains such as Visanta, Media Market, El Corte Inglés and Worten. The island’s hypermarkets can be good hunting grounds for electronics as well and you can pick up good value TVs, cameras, laptops etc. in Al Campo in La Laguna and La Orotava.
La Laguna’s sits beside sprawling Plaza del Cristo and is open every day except Sunday until 3 pm. This is the place to buy perfect vegetables, aromatic spices and salted fish. 
As well as being a wine museum, there’s a Tasca and a shop selling various other local products like honey and cheese.
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We saw cockroaches in the restaurant a couple of times. There are few staff and they are extremely busy with work, so they simply cannot physically cope with cleaning the rooms and tables in the restaurant. The dishes in the restaurant are often poorly washed. Finding a free table and serving it is your problem. frankly spoiled dishes. Very noisy animation: if you want to go to bed early, you will sleep at the disco; if you want to watch TV, you won’t hear it))) 
In principle, the hotel at that time was half empty, vacationers are mostly pensioners. I can’t say anything about daytime animation, since we spent all the days on the road and by the ocean. Evening so-so. Parking is paid, but around the hotel there were places where to leave the car. The Internet is paid, the quality is not checked. By the way, for all the time of rest on the island, not one free Wi-Fi was found. The food, if not to be picky like a daughter, is normal. Every morning fresh juices, champagne, although monotonous. I wanted porridge in the morning and at the end of a normal soup. Near the hotel there is a good beach (600 meters from the hill). The hotel is good for the money. 
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Delicious breakfasts on the terrace with views of La Gomera, leisurely walks along the beach, swimming in the ocean, charging the body with new energy… You have never had such a vacation in the south of Tenerife! The resort of Costa Adeje is located in a wonderful corner of the island, just 20 minutes from the international airport. This place is the best suited for a relaxing beach tourism. Here guests will find many cafes and restaurants, high-end boutiques and picturesque white sand beaches. 
Most of the services are paid. The beaches are regularly cleaned, so some of them have the status of quality “blue flag” – the highest rating. 
With our selection you will find the best prices for hotels in Costa Adeje among many booking sites and all tour operators. 
The emphasis throughout is on space and privacy and the atmosphere exudes quiet, calm and tranquility. All rooms are suites, with four-poster beds and soft, billowing drapes; separate living-room areas have a comfy settee, cane armchairs and a coffee table, and each suite has a large balcony or terrace.
The 509 rooms are spacious, stylish and luxurious with beautiful en-suites decorated with a Moroccan vibe. Every room has a balcony or terrace; décor and furnishings continue the eastern meets colonial theme in warm, earth tones and furniture is mahogany and top quality. Opt for the pool bar for a pre-dinner cocktail accompanied by sunset views over La Gomera and drink in the romance of it all.
The capacious lobby, bedrooms, suites and restaurants are clustered around five swimming pools and extensive landscaped gardens and are linked by walkways and galleries. The effect minimises the ‘big hotel’ feel but maximises the propensity for getting lost. The rooms and suites of the main hotel are colonial in style with muted tones and luxuriant materials, generous floor space and bespoke furniture. Beds are canopied and there’s a small lounge area with easy chairs and coffee table. Some 20 years ago Bahía Del Duque set the bar for Tenerife’s luxury market and it remains exclusive; if your name’s not on the list, you don’t get over the threshold.
This is possibly the most elegant and luxurious accommodation on Tenerife. Exquisite furniture and fabrics collected from across the globe have been brought together with an eye for consummate interior design to provide a sumptuous and exclusive, romantic bolt-hole. All carved wood ornaments, trickling fountains, wicker Bali beds and fine white linen drapes, the feng shui environment is more redolent of Thailand than Tenerife.
In the expansive, conservatory lobby, a sweeping staircase leads to wooden walkways beneath a Mudéjar style ceiling from which an immense steel and glass chandelier hangs. Three panoramic windows bordered with stained glass allow the light to flood in, showcasing the pine forest beyond.The 27 generously-sized rooms have hardwood floors, spacious en suites featuring Victorian fittings and tiles, and large balconies overlooking the gardens and pine forest. Oatmeal walls, chunky wooden furniture and plaid soft furnishings complete the look.
Colonial-style with contemporary art work, offering generous floor space, enormous comfortable beds and elegant en suites. Large balconies are completely private and a romantic spot from which to watch the sun setting behind La Gomera. The hotel’s 10 restaurants offer a high standard of dining and menus ranging from traditional Canarian to Argentinian. At the top end, there are two Michelin-starred options: MB, the signature restaurant of the Basque chef Martin Berasategui, and Kabuki, managed by executive chef Daniel Franco and specialising in Japanese fusion cuisine.
Thai-themed and furnished with the owner’s personal collection of objets d’art and paintings by local artists. Décor is ostentatious, in reds and golds, and a little bit old-fashioned but has recently been refurbished to a very high standard. The grounds are particularly appealing, with palm tree-studded lawns, a carp-filled lake with a resident black swan and landscaped botanical gardens. Terraces are private with panoramic views over the valley. Push the boat out for a penthouse suite and you get a rooftop terrace with whirlpool tub.
Built in a colonial style and overlooking an 18-hole golf course, where luxury, tranquillity and natural beauty dominate. Its main buildings are centred around a large, open courtyard, while swimming pools, terraces, sub-tropical gardens run down the hillside overlooking the ocean. Its elegant blend of history and contemporary design in a remote, dramatic setting provides a haven of comfort and luxury for those seeking to explore the calmer side of Tenerife.
A favourite with celebrities, this is five-star luxury in the old-fashioned sense of the word. Superb service, beautiful surroundings, and top-notch dining in extravagant, Mexican Hacienda style. There’s an inherent sense of fun incorporated into the design with Fernando Botero prints adorning walls; life-sized Día de los Muertos figures in straw and tin; and a mock Mayan temple in the grounds with a Catholic chapel atop.
Not only do you get to take in one of the most beautiful sights in Spain, but you also have the chance to build precious memories.
Located in the Southwestern region of the island, there are plenty of activities to keep you busy during the day and night. Spend a luxurious morning getting to know your partner on the Playa de las Américas beach. Escape the midday heat by enjoying lunch at one of the little coastal eateries that are scattered around the coastline. Once your energy is restored, challenge your significant other to a competition to see who is the bravest at the Costa Adeje Aqualand waterpark. End your day with a meal at a world-class restaurant and a stroll down the moonlit beach.
This spectacular port city, found in the North of Tenerife, is known for the dark sandy beaches that are a result of thousands of years of volcanic eruptions. When visiting this city, prepare yourselves for lots of walking through the little streets and beautiful parks. Strap on your favourite pair of walking shoes, grab your loved one’s hand, and get ready for an adventure. You could spend your days searching for shells on the beach or you could marvel at the variety of plants found on the island which have been put on display in the botanical gardens. Once you have had your fill of the local plants, head over to Loro Park where you can see tigers, penguins, and extravagant dolphin displays.
Wine lovers and hiking enthusiasts alike are sure to find something to keep their days filled. Visit one of the many vineyards in the region and get a taste of the land as you admire the impressive landscapes. Once you have sampled the wine, learn more about the winemaking process at the Museum Malvasia. Next, you may want to visit El Drago Milenario. Here, you and your partner can enjoy a picnic underneath the ancient tree. Or perhaps visit one of the pristine beaches and cool off after a long hot day. Your evenings can be filled with walks through the romantically lit city streets before enjoying a meal and a drink at one of the bars or restaurants.
In Tenerife you can design it in a very special way and thus strengthen your relationship and get even closer. For example, you can relax on the beach together. Or you can jointly master an extremely exciting experience such as canyoning or paintball. You may also just stay in bed all day. Or take a beautiful boat tour into the sunset with a romantic dinner on board. In the following article you can read what you can do as a couple in Tenerife, what you should pay attention to and get other great tips for a successful holiday for two.
Feel the thrill of speeding across the surface of the water on a safari by a jet ski, for example. Or start with something calmer, maybe an e-bike tour is something for the both of you. At the end of this article you will find a large selection of organized excursions that are absolutely suitable for couples. These are our suggestions:
When you close the five-point seat belts, you can already guess what awaits you both. Fun and adrenaline are the two words that best describe the feeling on your buggy tour in Tenerife. If you both have your driver’s license with you, you can even take turns driving while on tour or each of you takes your own buggy.
The powerful beings bring you to the most interesting natural monuments of the island in a gentle and calm way. Even if you have no experience of horse riding, that’s not a problem. Before the start of the trip, everything is explained to you in detail and you ride a few test laps on the training ground.
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Please note that you can only marry in Tenerife at the civil registry office if at least one of the future spouses is Spanish. Church marriages, however, are always possible and also legally binding.
You will find that Tenerife has quite a few hotels in this category. Couples, older and young people without children like to spend their vacation there because for them, the relaxation factor is simply higher. You will not find the typical background noise of a family hotel, either by the pool or in the restaurant. Choosing such a hotel is not synonymous to not liking children. But rather, these are the best hotels in Tenerife for young couples that enjoy the remaining child-free time and the older ones that enjoy their youngsters have already grown up.
The corresponding offers in the nightlife of the tourist metropolises are also increasing. Holidays for gays and lesbians in Tenerife are definitely worthwhile, especially since the Canarios and the Spaniards are generally considered to be very tolerant and therefore discrimination does not matter.
The best feature of the hotel is the spa center with a Turkish bath, a sauna and a thermal circuit. There is also an infinity pool, an indoor pool and an outdoor pool. If you and your partner love playing golf, you can play on the 18-hole golf course. As for the bedroom, you can choose to stay in a room with a fantastic sea view or a picturesque golf course view. You and your partner can spend the whole day in the hotel doing plenty of activities, just the two of you. The hotel is for adults only.
Surrounded by beautiful gardens, you can take a morning or evening stroll through the property. Or, you can relax during the day on the sun loungers, by the pool. Various heated pools are also available for the guests. Moreover, what’s so nice about this hotel is its location within walking distance to the gorgeous Playa Fanabe Beach. In the evening, head to the beach and enjoy a romantic evening, watching the sunset together.
What kind of view do you and your partner love the most, an ocean view or a garden view? You can choose to stay in a room that comes with a private terrace presenting either ocean or garden view. You and your other half will be pampered by the complete facilities of the hotel, including flotation tanks, Turkish baths, hydro massage pools, a beach bar, 8 bars and international restaurants. Sounds fantastic, right?
Nestled near two beautiful beaches, namely the Troya Beach and the Las Vistas Beach, you can spend all day on the shore. Another romantic place in the hotel is the rooftop terrace, where you can enjoy spectacular views of the Atlantic.
It will be only you, your partner and the villa. Imagine waking up and going to bed to the stunning views of the ocean. Moreover, you can hire a yacht and have romantic trips to the island of La Gomera and Puerto de la Cruz!
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Don’t expect anything fancy or particularly professional service, as these are quirky, local spots. Brush up your Spanish skills before you go, as there normally isn’t a printed menu.Oh, and don’t forget cash, as they usually don’t take card. On top of that, you’ll need a sense of adventure and a willingness to sample the local cuisine. This might well be one of the highlights of your adult-only holidays in Tenerife.
Round your day off here with a visit to the incredible Mirador de Humboldt, from which you’ll be able to enjoy La Orotava and Mount Teide.
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Operated by IC Bus Lanzarote, the Puerto del Carmen to Costa Calero, Puerto Calero service departs from C.C. Biosfera and arrives in Costa Calero, Puerto Calero. Typically 133 services run weekly, although weekend and holiday schedules can vary so check in advance.
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Walk down either of these roads with the sea to your left until you come to Calle de Los Verdes.
The water does look particularly clear and inviting, but please take care if you choose to head down to the sea. The route doesn’t have any guarding to prevent falls over the cliffs!
When you are ready to leave you can either retrace your steps, take a bus, or the ferry back to the harbour in Puerto Del Carmen.
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With whomever she spoke about her dreams, the image of Carmen was the first. I started with a libretto. I decided to captivate with my idea – what the hell is not joking – Shostakovich. He gently but adamantly refused. His main argument was – “I’m afraid of Bizet” – with a half-joking intonation. Then she approached Khachaturian. But the matter did not go beyond conversations … And here is a new character. At the end of 19In 1966, the Cuban National Ballet came to Moscow on tour. There was a performance staged by their chief choreographer Alberto Alonso. From the very first movement, I felt like I was bitten by a snake. This is the language of Carmen. This is her plastic. Her world. During the intermission, I rush backstage. “Alberto, do you want to play ‘Carmen’?” For me?” – “This is my dream…” Alberto Alonso soon arrived in Moscow with the libretto already composed, but Shchedrin promised to compose music for me…” 
Do not shift the brilliant opera and novel by Prosper Merimee to dance, no! “But to create a ballet to this passionate, temperamental music, solve it entirely through the image of Carmen, one of the greatest in the world of musical and literary classics.” 
There was also duality in the costumes. makes the other black and smooth, the other lush and white.”
The ballet orchestra, it seems to me, should sound a few degrees “hotter” than the opera. It has to “tell” much more than the opera orchestra. Forgive me the comparison that the “gesticulation” of music in ballet should be much sharper and more noticeable. I worked with sincere enthusiasm on the score of the ballet. Bowing to the genius of Bizet, I tried to make this worship always not slavish, but creative. I wanted to use everything the virtuosic possibilities of the chosen cast.”
It is not for this crowd to deprive this Carmen of self-confidence, a passionate interest in life, a reckless love of adventure. Plisetskaya’s Carmen is not only a gypsy, but also a Spaniard from the Don Juan tribe, and the style of the role is not a romance, not an anguish, but the same as that of Mozart – drama giocosa, a cheerful drama. 
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Coral Ocean View’s main features are its pool (though it’s on the small side), full-service restaurant and rooftop terrace with loungers and whirlpool. There is light entertainment at night, but in general, this isn’t the place for pounding music or organised activities. Playa de Troya, with all its bars and restaurants, is just a five-minute downhill walk from the hotel.
Twin lagoon-shaped main pools dominate the oceanfront area, each with loads of covered sunbeds and their own pool bar. The 334 serene guest rooms are huge and have sleek bathrooms and private glass balconies.
All 121 rooms – each a full apartment with a kitchen, living room and private balcony or terrace – have received a cool design overhaul, with calming earth tones and natural textures such as wood, wicker and rattan. Serene though it may be, there is nonetheless a full docket of supervised activities and poolside entertainment for kids and adults, and the beach is close by.
Backed by magnificent cliff-faces soaring to peaks of up to 800 metres, coupled with mesmerising volcanic black sand, there’s nowhere quite like this unique slice of Tenerife.
Go all-inclusive and worry less about your spending and more about having fun. The children can have as many ice creams as they like whilst you relax on one of the breath-taking beaches on offer. Enjoy water parks such as the famous Siam Park, theme parks including one of the largest water parks in Europe. You can paraglide off the mountains or just relax at one of the many beach bars. 
Spend your days discovering unlimited things to do such as aqua parks, safaris, beaches and dining at a wide variety of family restaurants. Our family-friendly holidays to Tenerife provide everything you’ll need at great value. Look no further than a holiday to Tenerife and take advantage of all the fantastic prices whilst you can!
The number of beaches in Tenerife far exceeds the other Canary Islands and you’ll find an incredible 41 miles of beaches to explore. Many of Tenerife’s natural beaches are made up of black sand formed from volcanic activity, however, there are also many golden beaches and secluded areas to discover. Book a beautiful beach holiday today and discover all Tenerife has to offer.
Not all beaches are blue flag beaches. However, Tenerife is home to the largest number of blue flag beaches in the Canary Islands. These 16 beaches are spread across Tenerife’s volcanic terrain. Because of this, you can expect to find a mix of golden and black sand beaches. Read on to discover the best beaches in Tenerife and start planning your next beach break in the sun.
At certain times of the year join bodyboarders in their quest for the perfect waves. Or simply, enjoy the calm of the gentle ebb and flow of the waves close to shore. What makes this beach stand out is its proximity to one of Tenerife’s top hotels, the Royal Hideaway Coral Suites Tenerife. Since the beach doesn’t offer dining facilities, visitors can enjoy a top gastro experience at the hotel led by the island’s top chefs. La Enramada also scores points for being close to:
Take a gentle stroll along the promenade to discover the independent boutiques, world food restaurants and eight other beaches. While enjoying the beach, be sure to reserve a sunbed and parasol for maximum comfort. The sunsets on this beach are daydream worthy so be sure to stay for a sundowner to enjoy this amazing natural display. Duque beach Tenerife is also close by to:
Visitors can also access volleyball nets, parasol rental and a tourist information office. It is high on the list of the best beaches in Tenerife thanks to its beauty and charm. And, did you know? This beach has an artificial island complete with a water fountain. Admire the seawater display as you sunbathe. This beach is close to:
Playa Jardin is an exotic black sand beach Tenerife complex. It is one of three beaches that was designed by Canarian artist Cesár Manrique. It’s name literally translates to garden beach and it is easy to see why. Surrounding the ebony black sand is a luscious garden full of tropical plants, rocky caves and waterfalls. It is also one of the top beaches in Tenerife North for watersports and has a designated section for surfers. But, did you know? Author Agatha Christie visited these shores in 1927 to recover from a severe depression. The warmer climate and fresh sea air quickly brought her back to health and even inspired future works. Can you imagine what she would think of Puerto de la Cruz now? This beach is close to:
Over the years, it has garnered a reputation for being one of the best beaches in Tenerife for surfers. But, its extreme sport reputation doesn’t stop there. It is also an enclave for trailrunners who travel from far and wide to participate in the 040 route. This trail leaves from El Socorro and ends at the dizzying height of 4000 meters on the peak of El Teide. While this beach is not hidden completely, it certainly is off the beaten track. Its rugged coastline gives it a wild edge but it is complete with all the amenities for a comfortable day on the beach. Just make sure to visit in the summertime for maximum sunshine. This beach is close to:
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Some of the best northern beaches are terrifically secluded, so much so that you can only reach them on foot or by boat.
Its eruption millions of years ago contributed to the creation of Tenerife and is now one of the island’s biggest pulls. Most head up the easy way – via cable car – but you can stray away from the crowds and trek up on foot.
Sunset is primetime viewing.
It will save your legs and also give you a sneak peek at some of the most memorable coast-scapes on the island. Kayak tours, which paddle along the coast of Los Gigantes, can be arranged in the nearby port town of Santiago del Teide, at the Puerto Deportivo Los Gigantes.
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The weather here is exceptionally favorable, so a holiday in Tenerife in January can be unforgettable. 
While it will be raining in the north, in the south it may well be warm, windless weather without any precipitation. So, the northern resort town of Puerto de la Cruz is located in the low part of the island, respectively, it is cooler here than in its western brother Guia de Ezor. However, the difference between them usually does not exceed 1-2 degrees. 
This is especially important if you are planning an active holiday and hiking, climbing a volcano.
Apparently, this is precisely the reason why so many Europeans who want to spend New Year’s holidays in the warmth come to Tenerife in January. 
However, this does not frighten tourists, because it has not fallen below twelve degrees in the entire history of this amazing island. On average, the air in Tenerife warms up to plus twenty-two during the day and fifteen at night. Rains on the island in January are much less frequent than, for example, in late autumn or December, but the air humidity is generally higher than in summer. 
But for surfers in Tenerife in January is a real expanse. Due to the good wind, quite a lot of them come to the island during this period. 
Those tourists who come to Tenerife in winter with small children should definitely visit the zoos or water parks of the island, which are also open all year round. 
The huge city, spread out in the mountains and descending to the ocean coast, impresses even at the entrance to it. The best place to stay in Puerto de la Cruz is a hotel or apartment overlooking the ocean. What will be the star rating of the hotel and how far it will be located from the beaches, you decide, of course, but be sure to pay attention to where the windows of your room look and whether it has a balcony. The ocean in the North of the island, namely where Puerto de la Cruz is located, is magnificent. This is not a gentle warm sea of azure color, in which it is a pleasure to swim, this is the powerful force of cold water, falling on the coastal rocks with a characteristic sound. You can admire this spectacle endlessly, which is what elderly and very elderly Europeans actually do, of whom there are 9 percent in five-star hotels in this part of the island0, just like on the streets of the city. Only surfers, who are observed on the beaches in any weather, dare to conquer the harsh ocean in the North.
As for the weather, for 3 days of staying in this part of the island, the sun shone 1 time before lunch on the first day, after lunch it started to drizzle, which gradually turned into a downpour, the second day was gloomy, but without rain, just like the third. Precipitation here in winter is very frequent and very unexpected. Sweaters and jackets also came in handy, as even during the day in sunny weather the temperature barely exceeded 18 degrees. For young people, this is a rather boring place, however, those who still visit Puerto de la Cruz in the summer are often impressed by the lush vegetation and calm, peaceful rest on the ocean. In winter, of course, if you want the sun and swim in the ocean at least once, you should not go to this part of the island, as you may be disappointed in the rest, in the island, and in the resort, but this will be an unfair disappointment, as it is rainy and cloudy it is not always here, and in the island of Tenerife as a whole one cannot be disappointed at all, since in the south of the island there is a completely different microclimate.
It is worth settling in Los Gigantes, again, based on the star rating that suits you, the hotel and the room, but with a view of the ocean. In the southwest, the ocean is stormy, but not as much as in the north. Los Gigantes climbs up the mountains with a ladder, so as in a cinema it will be visible to everyone. We settled in a five-star hotel at the very top and did not regret it at all, as the panorama was fabulous, and when we wanted to sunbathe on the beach, we could use one of the free taxi transfers to one of the two black sand beaches. The streets in Los Gigantes go like a snake, and you overcome even a short distance in 15 minutes, so going to the beach on your own, which seemed to be within easy reach, meant a long way from the mountain, and back up the mountain along the winding streets. The resort is quiet and not suitable for parties at all. In the evenings everything falls silent and falls asleep. However, the main contingent of tourists is not the elderly, but families with and without children from 30 to 50.
This is also due to the fact that in Los Gigantes it will be difficult for older people to overcome the road along long winding routes, and families tired of huge noisy all-inclusive hotels in resort areas, you can relax and have a good quality rest in Los Gigantes. 
In Costa Adeje, it is not so easy to get a place of deployment with an ocean view. Five-star hotels with majestic palaces are located on the very approaches to the beaches and in the depths of the resort on the hills, but not everyone can afford to stay in them. Personally, I have the following opinion on this issue: in the beautiful resort of Costa Adeje it is better to live in apartments, and for the money that you do not spend on a pretentious hotel, you can have fun from morning to night, no one will be bored here! 
But a trip to Spain, for example, Tenerife, in January will give new impressions and a reason to show off photos from the summer to your friends. At the beginning of the year it is warm, sunny and relatively low prices. 
However, we have to disappoint you – in the Caribbean archipelago, New Year’s celebrations are quiet. The only thing you can count on is fireworks in the central squares of cities and a festive program in some restaurants. 
On this day, local residents arrange solemn processions in the streets. Everywhere music plays, theatrical performances on biblical themes take place. And the “wizards” distribute sweet gifts to everyone. 
A distinctive feature of natural beaches is black sand of volcanic origin. Artificial territories are covered with white-yellow sand, brought from the Sahara or raised from the seabed. 
This beach is distinguished by unusually warm water and a wonderful landscape around. 
Almost every village has a wild beach. The few crowds on these beaches attract tourists who dream of solitude and tranquility. 
Bizarre rocky peaks, nicknamed by the locals as “crocodile teeth”, surround the entire coast. Dark rocks, clear blue water with white foam attract those who want to capture unique landscapes as a keepsake 
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Not a single story and not a single photograph will convey the full atmosphere of the island. Looking at beautiful pictures on the Internet, you will not feel either the wind or the smells of the Canary Islands. 
You always say this when you want to go and do something. 
Once you have their attention you will follow up with a question. 
If you want to make this more interesting or if you are surprised you can add ‘uy’ in front of the word. 
In this case the reflexive pronoun is ‘me’ so it is directed at yourself. 
’ It is a polite way of saying “something is not right.”
’ Both of these mean that something isn’t quite right and you need to set the story straight. 
Much of the shortening comes from context. 
The connotation here is slightly different than just ‘¿Cómo?’ because it shows you want clarification and a repetition. 
” To use this as an “excuse me” you need to be very sorry for an inconvenience you have caused.
’ You can use this in any formal or informal setting. 
El español es mi idioma y tú lo hablas mal.
That means there’s more than a handful of ways to say sorry. There are actually dozens, if not hundreds, of ways to say pardon me in Spanish!
So, keep in mind that you’ll be using mostly verbs when apologizing in Spanish, so don’t forget to conjugate them accordingly!
Sometimes, you apologize just to show that you’re sorry something happened to someone you love. An example is when a friend or family member is grieving a loss. Unless you were directly involved in the death of their loved one, saying “I’m sorry for your loss” isn’t something that would imply that you’re to blame, right?
You’ll bump into people, knock things over, or otherwise disturb people. When this happens, all you need is a quick apology to keep it moving.
It happens. Even if we’re really invested in the conversation, we can miss what the other person said from distraction or because of external factors, such as a loud motorcycle. 
Saying sorry for the little things helps us live in society by being polite, just like saying thank you for minor things. 
However, you have to choose your words very carefully when you need to apologize to a business partner or a supervisor. Also remember to NOT say sorry if you’re not at fault.
Luckily, there are many informal ways to say you’re sorry or “my bad” in Spanish! Here are some of the best Spanish slang words and phrases to say sorry in Spanish.
If you’ve just bumped into a stranger in public, you’ll probably apologize but won’t expect a grand gesture of forgiveness. But if you’ve done something very hurtful to a friend, you’ll want to explicitly ask for their forgiveness.
A simple “sorry” doesn’t necessarily imply that you wish you hadn’t done something or that you’re truly remorseful.
It shows a genuine will to address the situation head-on and compensate them for the troubles you’ve caused. Here are some helpful ways to offer help after making a mistake in Spanish. 
When someone says sorry to you, a simple “no problem!” can be good enough to let them know there are no hard feelings.
Whether it’s for vacation, curiosity, or necessity, you can hit the ground running in the Spanish language by familiarizing yourself with some of these basic Spanish words and phrases. Learning Spanish words and phrases is important, as the grammar alone won’t teach you how the language is used by the 437 million Spanish speakers worldwide.
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Further on in this lesson, we will look at the pronunciation of these and more Spanish sentences.
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Here are some common questions that follow a greeting:
You’re likely to hear this kind of conversation among young people.
This one is more of an “Excuse me” phrase. Perdón, pero dónde están los baños? “Excuse me, but where are the toilets?”
.. … the railway station? … bus station? … the airport? … center? … underground? …… 
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For now, we will drop the pronoun at the beginning of the sentence to make the phrase sound more natural and add a few examples:
However, from a linguistic point of view, both names are correct and can be used in relation to the same language. Therefore, you can say both “castellano” and “español”. 
Just point your finger at the object and ask: 
However, if you are a foreigner and point your finger at something, no one will be offended by you and is unlikely to think badly of you. You can point your finger at something and ask: ¿cómo se dice esto en español? or even point at someone and ask: ¿Cómo él se llama?. People in Spanish speaking countries are always happy when someone tries to speak their language and will likely try to help you in any way they can. 
And if you ask someone to repeat something (Repita, por favor), it may seem to you that they started shouting at you. This is not true at all. This is a natural reaction of Spanish speakers to your question, because speaking louder, they try to be clearer. If you spend some time among Spanish speakers, you yourself will likely get used to talking louder than usual. 
My father is busy today. You said it’s very important. 
Nothing. 
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But not ridicule – the Spaniards are very respectful of foreigners who can connect a few words in Spanish. 
So on the street you can turn to a stranger, but only if he is not much older than you. 
This is the accepted norm throughout the Hispanic world, and making a request without a “please” would be impolite. At the same time, Por favor is used in any case: you were pushed – Tenga cuidado por favor (please be careful – tenga cuidado, por favor), order black coffee – Un solo por favor (un solo, por favor). 
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– Very good, thank you very much. 
– Thank you very much. 
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It is situated in the southern part of the municipality of San Bartolomé de Tirajana and disposes of many facilities. Besides, it’s located in a beautiful natural environment thanks to the dunes of Maspalomas. Its waters are crystal clear and calm, with golden fine sand.
This beach is isolated from the most touristic beaches, so it is quieter and less busy. When it’s low tide you can walk to Llano de los militares. It’s a beach with remainings of a Canary settlement where you can snorkel or fish.
It’s an area with little traffic but with relatively high occupation level in summer. It consists of dark gravel. There is no lifeguard or facilities. The entire coastline is surrounded by mountains which contrast with the sea – beautiful scenery to see!
When you cross the Güi Güi ravine, you will see the efforts and struggles have been 100% worth it. 
It is in the Los Ajaches Nature Park, which has a nominal fee to enter. After following the park’s entrance signs for about 5 minutes, you will arrive at the clothing-optional beach, a beige sandy stretch surrounded by spectacular rocky terrain. You’ll find charming little caves at regular intervals to offer you shelter from the wind, weather, and unwelcome eyesight, as well as beautiful views of the neighboring island of Fuerteventura.
There are rarely many bathers at any time of the year, making it an excellent location to unwind or read in peace, clothed or not. In addition, this stretch of seaside paradise offers one of the most romantic sunsets on the island, rivaling that of the breathtaking El Golfo.
There’s plenty for everyone, so no matter what interests you most–whether its surfing or just relaxing by the water with friends–you’ll find something suited for your needs.
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One of the island’s clothing optional beaches, the dark coloured sands run for around a kilometre, giving plenty of options for seclusion for those looking to go au naturel. Away from the tide line it is edged by shingle.
A vast tract of golden, windswept beach this stretch of coast is about one of the most remote areas on the island. 
Its rich golden sands have been awarded Blue Flag status for cleanliness time and time again over the years, while the waves that come ashore are also normally calm.
It is just that bit too far off the beaten track for its pristine white sands and clear blue waters to ever get crowded.
Despite its remote, wild character this is still one of the best-known beaches on Mallorca and is popular with locals and visitors alike.
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Part of the Chinijo Archipelago Nature Park, it offers excellent views of La Graciosa island, which sits off Lanzarote’s northern tip.
A rich brown-black in colour and backed by towering mountain slopes dotted with tall cacti, it lies in a remote area of the Reserva Especial Natural de Güi-Güi.
Located close to the village of Órzola, it is a beach made of pale yellow sand, although at high tide it can look black because of a ribbon of loose volcanic rocks further back.
However, it’s clearly the worst one for kids, and you won’t feel confident with them in the water if it’s rough. 
Drinks are next to nothing. 
.. But did you know that there are also over 400 naturist beaches where you can sunbathe without a swimsuit with total peace of mind? Yes, Spain’s almost 8,000 kilometres of coastline have a lot to offer. Although your best choice is to choose the nudist beach that best suits you according to your travel plans, here is a small selection of some of the loveliest ones. Connect with your surroundings and experience the sensation of complete and utter freedom.
You will need to travel to Barrañán (in Arteixo, A Coruña) to enjoy it. It is an open beach and quite windy making it the perfect spot for surfing. This said, you should always be very cautious when swimming here. You can also find a beach bar, toilets, showers and a lifeguard. 
There is a bus service that runs between Ciutadella and Macarella.
It is very large and provides showers, beach cleaning and a beach bar. It has a family atmosphere and there is a stretch of about 200 metres of beach in the Levante area, where nudism is practised. You can reach the beach by parking your car in Arenys de Mar port. Once you get there, enjoy the surroundings as you will find yourself in an interesting nature area where you can spot plant species, such as Cakile maritima (searocket), Polygonum maritimum (sea knot-grass) and Spergularia media.
True, you can hardly meet nudists on the best beaches, located next to fashionable hotels, but wild places, to which civilization has almost not reached, are quite suitable for lovers of sunbathing naked. In order for the body to cover an even tan, we advise you to stock up on sunscreen regardless of whether you are wearing a swimsuit / swimming trunks or not 😉 Since almost all such beaches do not provide the usual beach service, you should also stock up on food, drinks, as well as everything necessary for rest things. This article will tell you where to look for nude beaches in Tenerife. 
There is no rental of umbrellas or sun loungers, but lovers of clear water will definitely not be disappointed. Here, by the way, hippies live in huts right on the shore. 
Its dimensions are 70 meters long and 40 wide. The bay with frequent winds and rather strong waves is covered with gray sand. The descent to the water is smooth, and you can drive close to the beach by car, and the beauty of natural landscapes becomes a great addition to relaxing on this beach. 
Gusts of wind, a raging ocean and heavy clouds often prevent swimming and sunbathing, but if the weather allows, then they will certainly take advantage of this. 
You will have to sunbathe on the stones, and other amenities are not provided here either. 
The beaches, which are the hallmark of the “country of bullfighting”, make it extremely attractive for tourists from all over the world. 
Unfortunately, they rarely have ideal figures, so you should not draw a non-existent reality in fantasies. 
It is a little over a kilometer long and about forty meters wide. Vacationers are attracted here by the white sand and calm sea. The beach is protected from prying eyes by vegetation and sand dunes. 
This is the closest point to Africa in Europe. There is fine white sand. From this magnificent beach, nudists can see the rocky shores of Africa in sunny weather. 
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And although there is always a risk of some rain in winter, its lush green landscapes, vibrant tropical gardens, and dramatic coast are reason enough to visit at any time of the year. The sun is shining about 6 hours a day, but at temperatures of 18 – 20°C, the weather is perfect for golf, walking, and sightseeing.
Winter is high golf season in Marbella, and spread around the coast are lots of world-class courses for every level and budget. Alternatively, hiking and walking opportunities abound in the area – whether along the palm-lined beach promenade, through the twisting flower-filled alleys of the Old Town, or in the nearby hills, where trekkers are rewarded with spectacular views across Africa.
The country’s capital, Nicosia (Lefkosia in Greek) has some of the best museums and restaurants; Paphos abounds in beaches and archeological treasures; and Limassol is famous for its lively nightlife.
These destinations will treat you to an escape from the indoors.
Think brighter and warmer days, more hours of sunlight, and an entirely new area in which to enjoy these small delights. The south of Europe in winter is a positively magnificent change of scenery from the now-dreary days of being cooped up inside hibernating in front of the Strictly Come Dancing archives. 
The beaches, every bit as beautiful in cooler weather, benefit from being peaceful and empty in January. Make the most of the free space: meander the old town’s labyrinthine and quaint streets; walk along serene beaches; hike the rugged terrain to amazing places like Cala d’Albarca.
It is a popular destination for golf, sunny days on golden beaches, and its luxuriating lifestyle. While January is the coldest month, it is still tropical in comparison to Northern Europe: winter temperatures reach a mild 16°C. On top of that, there is typically only nine rainy days in January, so the chances of clear skies are high.
Staying in Villa Santina in downtown Olhão will give you the opportunity to wander around its seasonal bazaars and visit Faro, which is a stone’s throw away. Beyond that, the villa is plush and zen: it has a meditation room, a massage room, a rooftop swimming pool, and a quiet leafy courtyard.
This villa is the perfect home for your luxury Sicily holidays in January.
Luxury Greece holidays are also about sampling the various and delicious cuisine.
Add in the fact that you’ll have the chance to watch the northern lights, and Iceland is hard to beat. Just a short drive from the capital city and you can be in the legendary Blue Lagoon, enjoying the soothing warm waters while sipping a refreshing beverage and gazing at the magnificent surrounding scenery.
When clouds roll in, storm watchers appreciate the chance to watch and hear the massive waves that crash to the shore. Then there are also a host of pretty fishing villages, majestic castles and scenic walks among cork-oak trees.
As many properties significantly discount their rates this season, accommodation is much cheaper too.
And, visitors also enjoy hotel rates that are the lowest they’ll be all year. Skip the crowds by avoiding the weeks around the Carnevale di Venezia Festival, and you’ll benefit from shorter lines to popular attractions as well as a better chance of experiencing the more authentic side of Venice that most high season visitors miss. Bundle up and take a stroll through the thick mist that often settles around the canals, it makes for especially striking atmospheric photos. You can still enjoy the gondolas too, as they run year-round, and when it’s chilly the gondoliers offer blankets to cuddle up in.
Here you can meet the jolly ol’ fellow in a glistening winter wonderland of snow-covered pines and even reindeer. Pack your serious winter clothing, and look forward to tobogganing in the pristine snow, embarking on sled dog rides, gazing at the northern lights or even going on a reindeer safari. Bring the kids too, they can make cookies with Mrs. Claus and even enroll in Elf School. For the ultimate Santa/frosty experience, stay atthe Arctic Snow Hotel, which is constructed ever year out of snow and ice.
In the wintertime, you can watch or join other skaters that glide across the ice on the huge rink at picturesque central park. Hitting the ornate Turkish thermal baths afterward is the ideal way to warm those chilled bones.
Known as one of the last great untouched wilderness areas in Europe, these tiny islands are home to more polar bears than people, with less than 3,000 calling it home. In addition to polar bears, you’ll have a good chance of spotting walrus, seals, reindeer, polar foxes and all types of birds who co-exist in this harsh, but beautiful landscape. It’s so remote that it hosts the Global Seed Vault, which provides a safety net against the accidental loss of diversity in case of a major regional or global disaster. In addition to aurora and wildlife viewing, you can enjoy dog sledding, skiing, and snowmobiling.
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Additionally, hotel and airfare rates drop with the temperatures.
If you go during the holidays, you’ll be in for a treat as the street comes alive with lights, sounds, flavours, and treats from the Advent Market.
Santorini is an island in Greece that is very beautiful, and the weather is very comfortable in winter compared to many other places in Europe.
And, of course, a trip to Sicily wouldn’t be complete without indulging in copious amounts of delicious food and Sicilian wine.
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However, if you are wondering where the warm places in Europe in December are, then you are in luck because we also have a few recommendations on the best places for winter sun in Europe.
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Yes, outdoor swimming is popular year around, and make sure not to miss Iceland’s most popular tourist location, the Blue Lagoon. While south Iceland is the most popular tourist destination and where winter travelers may prefer to stay, a winter season in Europe may encourage a return trip during the summer to check out any parts missed.
Why not try nordic skiing or if you are brave enough try walking across a frozen river? As the word Sauna is a Finnish word you have to try this quintessential Finnish experience.
It has the perfect mix of indoor and outdoor activities and the Swedish tradition of Fika (basically coffee breaks) mean that you have plenty of opportunities to take a break from the cold.
Combine viewing the lights with some husky sledding or visiting a reindeer farm for a perfect family day in the snow. For a real splurge, stay at an ice hotel or book an igloo room and really create a Northern Lights experience your kids will never forget.
Your first stop should be the world famous Tivoli Gardens, where you can enjoy a fun filled day of rides, concerts and entertainment for all ages. Next it’s on to see the crown jewels at Rosenborg castle and to witness the daily changing of the guards ceremony at Amalienborg Palace where the royal family live. Lunch at the colourful Nyhavn is a must, as is a canal tour and a trip to the LEGO store.
There are loads of things to do for families around this time of year, making it one of the top winter destinations in Europe.
The time around dusk – between 4 and 5.30pm in winter – is magical and it’s great for them to see it.
Each shop window showcases a different Christmas scene with animated figures, trains, wrapped gifts and everything that else that spreads Christmas cheer.
Drink in the stunning mountain scenery in the snowy French Alps by strapping on your skis and taking to the slopes. Visit the highest point in Europe by taking the Aiguille du Midi cable car in Chamonix to the heady heights of 3,842m above sea level. Kids will love standing in the glass box at the very top! Chamonix offers family skiing in Les Houches, high mountain railway rides and the chance to walk into a glacier in Chamonix’s ice caves. One of the best places to visit in Europe during winter for a skiiing holiday.
Listen to the seagulls and cure the cold and red faces with some warm tea afterwards.
The Reichstag building is also on the travel wish list of many travellers coming from across the world.
There is a central Christmas tree brought in from Norway and a giant version of the revolving Christmas pyramid, a traditional decoration for this region. Be sure to look up at the top of each stand, you’ll see the decorations come to life with moving figures playing out Christmas escapades.
Be sure to visit more than one market since they each have their own theme and atmosphere. Dresden, for example, has 5 markets within walking distance of each other.
Munich is alive in winter and covered with snow which is always a highlight for the kids.
Be sure to purchase the proper ticket, as there are various options available for different types of travellers and their budgets/abilities, we wouldn’t want you to buy the wrong one. We did and discovered we weren’t able to climb the cathedral tower.
Also, if going during the Christmas break, crowds start to form on December 28 like clockwork. Everyone wants to be in the big city for the New Year’s Festivities (which go off at 6 pm, not midnight, I love it!) so I would strongly suggest getting the majority of your “inside things/sightseeing” done before and leave the “outside things” for later.
The Christkindlmarkt dominates the Old Town and here the whole family will enjoy browsing the Christmas decorations, handmade wooden toys and trinkets, and sampling gingerbread and roasted chestnuts.
Better still, take the cable car from the city to the top of the Nordkette mountains.
We suggest getting the Bratislava City Card to save money.
It’s also a great place to experience a Bansko summer too!
Families travelling with kids never have a hard time finding places and activities that children love. While the Alps in the north and the Appennini cutting across the “boot” are the perfect place to see the snow and embark in adventure and winter sports, the volcanoes of Campania and Sicily are perfect hiking destinations. Big cities such as Rome, Florence, Milan or Naples have a great combination of cultural and fun activities – with parks galore for children. Smaller villages have that much missed “back then” feel, with life passing slowly. There are lakes, there’s the sea and the beautiful nature.
Your days will be filled with exploring the diverse neighbourhoods all around the city and world-class attractions like the Picasso Museum and Sagrada Familia, all while basking in temperatures much more comfortable than the northern neighbours, making it a great choice if you would prefer one of the warmer winter destinations Europe offers.Our kids love visiting Barcelona. It’s visually exciting at every turn – Picasso’s unusual paintings, the tile mosaic lizard of Park Güell, the magic fountain at the base of Montjüic. And their favourite activity? Warming up with some fresh churros con chocolate after a chilly day of exploring.
If you decide to spend your January here, do not rush to go to the popular resorts of the eastern part of the Canaries. Drive to the western islands. Most of the landscape objects here were built by local architect Cesar Manrique. The islands also owe him their main attractions: a cactus park and a house that the architect built for himself. However, the main thing to admire here is nature. Particularly volcanoes. The Timanfaya National Park is known for its multicolored volcanic hills. If you don’t feel like climbing mountains, scuba dive into the underwater world. 
Here is eternal summer, hip-hop and fun (even in January). 
Although Cape Verde is close to the equator, in January the average temperature here is 25 ˚C. And another huge advantage of the evergreen island is the presence of eco-hotels that can compete with both budget and high-class hotels. They run entirely on renewable energy sources. So if you want to not only have a good rest, but also help preserve nature, then Cape Verde is an ideal option. 
There are many islands near Panama. For example, the San Blas archipelago. Unlike many tourist-only resort islands, San Blas will have an indigenous Kuna tribe living next door to you. There are no luxury villas here, but there are bungalows with thatched roofs, like the locals. 
But you can enjoy a mild and warm winter. Moreover, the prices at this time are lower than usual. Porto, once a typical small European city, has seen a revival in the last few years. The once quiet medieval streets are filled with cafes. The old buildings have now been refurbished and converted into hotels by local designers. 
Myanmar mesmerizes with its pagodas and temples in the misty Himalayas and enchants with untouched tropical islands. 
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” It is worth going here for french fries, beer and snowy winter. In addition, snow and frost are a great reason to linger in some bar with Belgian beer or in an antique shop. Bruges has many beautiful canal-lined hotels and atmospheric restaurants where you can dine by candlelight. Be sure to try the moul-frit (a local dish of mussels and french fries). It is enough to spend only a few days in Bruges. But during this time you will have time to enjoy the charm of the city and gain a few extra pounds. 
In any case, the weather is wonderful on both the Atlantic and Pacific coasts: warm and almost cloudless. 
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If you want to see the city, then you should visit the Royal Palace, as this is the main pride of the architectural monument and Stockholm. After that, you can take a walk through the ancient Gamla Stan area. If you are caught in bad weather, then you can go to the city’s museums, for example, to the National Museum, in order to see paintings by famous artists. The air temperature in January averages around 0 °C. 
The city is located in the very north of Sweden, but this fact does not scare tourists at all. In Kiruna, you can see the longest northern lights, which begin in November and last right up to March. In the city you can rent a snowmobile, ride a dog sled, visit an exhibition of ice sculptures or go ice skating. If you choose Kiruna for the weekend, then be sure to visit the city church, which was built in a classic Norwegian style, as well as Abisko Park. At 19km from the city there is an ice hotel, which annually receives a huge number of tourists. In the city, the air temperature is approximately -11 °C. You can stay both in the SpiS Hotel hostel and in a 4 * hotel, for example, in Camp Ripan. 
The capital will welcome you with gingerbread, traditional dresses, biblical characters, fragrant mulled wine, fireworks and folk festivals. It ends on January 6, when the day of Epiphany begins in the Czech Republic. 
However, in these countries it is sometimes cold, even snow can fall. Quite dank, damp and overcast in Belgium and the UK. 
At the end of the carnival season, a colorful performance awaits children – the procession “Caribbean Holiday” and a battle with serpentine or confetti. 
In families on this day, the spouses exchange roles. Women are freed from household chores, spending this day in a cafe or in other public places where only men are usually allowed to be. But the husbands at this time are at home, look after the children and do housework. Lately, however, it has become more of a tradition rather than a festival. 
It is usually celebrated for 15 days, each of which differs in customs and traditions. 
The only exception is Turkey, but ski tourism there is quite specific. It is suitable for those to whom the sports component is not important. For a wonderful holiday, you can go to the Bukovel ski resort in the Ukrainian Carpathians. You can stay in cozy wooden cottages, and the ski slopes are equipped with modern lifts. 
However, in resorts such as Taba and Sharm el-Sheikh, strong winds will not bother you, since the resorts are protected by mountains. The absence of heat will allow you to comfortably explore the country, visit several excursions. 
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What’s more, you’ll also get to be part of the ‘Fred. Olsen Fleet in Funchal’ event, joining guests and crew from all four Fred. Olsen ships for an unforgettable day of celebration, on which Balmoral, Borealis, Bolette and Braemar will dock alongside each other in Madeira’s capital. On this very special occasion, you’ll get to enjoy fantastic live entertainment and events; get to take part in exciting activities; tuck-in to delicious, specially prepared menus; visit the other ships in the fleet, to explore and meet up with guests and crew you may know from previous cruises; and much more. Away from all the festivities, there are chances to discover Madeira’s many highlights, from its botanical gardens and picturesque walking trails to natural wonders such as Cabo Girao sea cliff, too.[ReadMore]
Up first is Gran Canaria, where spectacular beaches such as the oasis-like sands of Maspalomas may tempt you into a few hours of relaxation, before its on to Tenerife, for a chance to explore Mount Teide – the Canaries’ most famous volcanic site. You’ve opportunities to explore verdant forests and seek out volcanic wonders aplenty La Palma and La Gomera, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, too. Uncovering the Olsen family’s links to these islands also makes for an insightful experience, be it at La Gomera’s Hotel Jardin Tecina or the mystical Pyramids of Güímar on Tenerife. Before and after your island-based adventures, discover the delights of mainland Spanish and Portuguese cities too; a visit to Cádiz is a chance to seek-out this Andalusian gem’s ancient highlights, while there’s centuries of rich maritime history to uncover in Lisbon.
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This time around, it was safe and successful, but it cost everyone onboard a total delay of four and a half hours.
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Located in the Atlantic Ocean but in the warm Gulf Stream and about 400km apart, they are islands of volcanic origin with a warm Mediterranean climate and summer daytime average temperatures around 28C, although there will be several days above 35C. In winter, daytime temperatures are about 14C.
27 hectares with a superb collection of indigenous plants from the 7 Canary Islands. Free entry.
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Treat yourself to a moment of relaxation in the spa or stay in shape in the fitness center. Depending on the season, let yourself be tempted by the swimming pool or a spot of sunbathing. This day without a port of call will also be an opportunity to enjoy the conferences or shows proposed on board, to do some shopping in the boutique or to meet the onboard photographers in their dedicated space. As for lovers of the open sea, they will be able to visit the ship’s upper deck to admire the spectacle of the waves and perhaps be lucky enough to observe marine species. A truly enchanted interlude, combining comfort, rest and entertainment.
Along the waterfront, the palm tree-shaded promenade leads you to the teleféricos de Monte, Madeira’s cable cars. Its panoramic cabins transport you over the city to the top of Monte, where you can see the picturesque botanical garden.
Here in singer Cesaria Evora’s homeland, you can listen to real morna in the bars of the old town, where you can also sip the local grog, a Cape Verdian sugarcane spirit. A few streets from the elegant floating resort of Pont d’água you’ll see the pastel-colored houses and colonial buildings of the historical district. Other landmarks are the facades of the old Governor’s Palace and the busy municipal market.
The historical building with transom windows is one of the city’s more unusual curiosities.
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Enjoy this unforgettable 9-day trip aboard Le Lyrial, combining stunning island scenery and cities steeped in history. 
According to the canons of the great French traditions, the cuisine on board the ship is comparable to the cuisines of the best restaurants in the world, and the sophisticated attentive service in the restaurant is an obligatory hallmark of the Company. 
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The main island with Funchal, the capital of the Portuguese region, of course, is Madeira, but besides it, the archipelago includes the large island of Porto Santo and several small archipelagos with uninhabited islands. 
The old town impresses with its beautiful architecture and captivates with its romantic atmosphere. Interesting buildings, ancient churches, museums and galleries are located on cozy streets. There are several large markets in the city where you can buy a variety of exotic fruits. 
There are no interesting city sights, long beaches and entertainment infrastructure here. Azores is a pristine nature of unimaginable beauty. 9 islands of the archipelago are located in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean and amaze with their landscapes, mountains, forests and lakes. It is not surprising that the highest point in all of Portugal is here – the Pico volcano. Separately, people come to the Azores to see the underwater world that surrounds them. Diving is very developed in the Azores. 
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It’s also more common for vehicles to be manual, so if you’re not familiar with it, be sure to request an automatic car or passenger van rental. Turning right on red is not possible in Spain and traffic circles are very common. Remember that when entering a traffic circle, the vehicles already circling have the right of way. A car rental in Puerto Rico is only available for drivers over the age of 21. And up till 25, you must pay a young driver fee. Last but not least, do not drink and drive. The limits are stricter than in the US, being illegal when driving with over 0.05% BAC.
In any case, some car rental companies require that all driver’s licenses must be at least one year old to be able to rent a vehicle. You may also be asked to provide a valid passport along with your driver’s license.
The price is 38% lower than the rest of the year at just $22 per day. A SUV rental is typically 42% less expensive than the average car rental in Puerto Rico. The average price of a vehicle rental in Puerto Rico can vary based on a number of factors including supply, popularity of the vehicle, and how far out you book your rental car. Below are the best prices for Puerto Rico SUV rentals found on momondo in the past week.
The price is 36% lower than the rest of the year at just $83 per day. A Luxury rental is typically 54% more expensive than the average car rental in Puerto Rico. The average price of a vehicle rental in Puerto Rico can vary based on a number of factors including supply, popularity of the vehicle, and how far out you book your rental car. 
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If you are a lover of diving and snorkeling, you must visit this marine paradise.
Travel the seas in a real pirate ship and discover the wonders of the sea through the eyes of a corsair. Without a doubt, if you want to have a different experience at sea, Timanfaya Pirate Boat is what you need.
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This study analyzed 101 mitochondrial control region sequences and diagnostic coding region variants from a sample set randomly and systematically selected using a census-based sampling frame to be representative of the Puerto Rican population, with the goal of defining West Eurasian-North African maternal clades and estimating their possible geographical origin. Median-joining haplotype networks were constructed using hypervariable regions 1 and 2 sequences from various reference populations in search of shared haplotypes. A posterior probability analysis was performed to estimate the percentage of possible origins across wide geographic regions for the entire sample set and for the most common haplogroups on the island. Principal component analyses were conducted to place the Puerto Rican mtDNA set within the variation present among all reference populations. Our study shows that up to 38% of West Eurasian and North African mitochondrial ancestry in Puerto Rico most likely migrated from the Canary Islands.
However, most of those haplotypes had previously migrated to the Canary Islands from elsewhere, and there are substantial contributions from various populations across the circum-Mediterranean region and from West African populations related to the modern Wolof and Serer peoples from Senegal and the nomad Fulani who extend up to Cameroon. In conclusion, the West Eurasian mitochondrial ancestry in Puerto Ricans is geographically diverse. However, haplotype diversity seems to be low, and frequencies have been shaped by population bottlenecks, migration waves, and random genetic drift. Consequently, approximately 47% of mtDNAs of West Eurasian and North African ancestry in Puerto Rico probably arrived early in its colonial history.
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Fantastic, mesmerizing place.
These are the forests of Anaga, Esperanza, the eternal Teide and the noisy ocean… This island is so different, its beauty cannot leave you indifferent… 
Well, how not to visit such holidays?!
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