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Paul, Alexandra and Sheryl aboard the Bluewater 50 catamaran last November.

Each island in the Canary Islands seems to have its own unique features and characteristics. I can understand why people keep returning to these islands. There is something magnetic about them. If you haven’t seen them, I hope you get the chance to travel there someday soon.
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Canadians Paul and Sheryl Shard have now sailed over 100,000 nm and have completed 8 ocean crossings as well as many hundreds of miles of offshore passage-making on the three boats they’ve owned. They are currently having their 4th boat built, a new Southerly 480 which they helped design. They take delivery this spring and will be heading for the South Pacific. The Shards are award-winning filmmakers and television producers. You can see videos of their visits to the Canary Islands and transatlantic crossings as well as their many other adventures on the Distant Shores YouTube Channel at www.youtube.com/distantshores1.

Club Marina-South-West Europe & Atlantic,Canary Islands

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Calle Minerva 2 Costa del Silencio Arona Tenerife South-West Europe & Atlantic

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Reina Sofia 11km.

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Club Marina on the Costa del Silencio in Tenerife is conveniently situated only fifteen minutes from Los Cristianos and Playa De Las Americas. The Resort is located in a residential area of the Costa del Silencio in the south of Tenerife, 200 metres from the sea. It is near the fishing village of Las Galetas, which offers a selection of shops, restaurants and bars.  There are two PGA 27 hole golf courses just a few minutes drive away. 
From its privileged position by the sea, the Club offers a magnificent view of the Costa del Silencio with its spectacular sunsets. 
Basking in the Atlantic Gulf Stream, Tenerife, the largest of the Canary Islands, offers a variety of spectacular scenery. Tenerife holidays are ideal for those who enjoy visiting tourist attractions, spend lazy days soaking up the sun or sampling the beautiful scenery, or enjoy a wealth of sporting activities.
The lovely holiday apartments at Club Marina on the Costa del Silencio in Tenerife include studios with a living/dining room, a double sofa bed, a kitchenette with an electric hob, fridge freezer and microwave and a bathroom. 
One bedroom units have a living/dining room with a double sofa bed, a bedroom with twin beds, an American style kitchen with freezer, washing machine or dishwasher and a microwave and a bathroom. 
Two bedroom units have a living/dining room with a double sofa bed, a bedroom with a double bed and a bedroom with twin beds.  The kitchen is American style with freezer, washing machine or dishwasher and a microwave. The Resort is well equipped for handicapped guests, with ramps and other facilities. 
In the evening the Resort offers a range of entertainments, including traditional Spanish flamenco dancers. There is an in-house recreation team who play an important role in organising daily activities such as archery or aerobics.

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  Yacht Charter Guide – Monaco

  The day you moored your very own charter yacht in the harbor of Monaco, filled with hundreds of equally dazzlingly beautiful yachts, will remain in your memory for a lifetime. This is the second smallest country in the world, but in the world of charter and private yachting, Monaco is unrivaled. This dwarf state is the home of the rich and famous of this world, and has become famous, among other things, for being the birthplace of the largest and most famous superyachts. Here you can meet both heads of state, famous billionaires, and celebrities stepping on their luxury yachts and setting off from the pier. Monaco is a unique place to plunge into the glamorous life, taste the author’s gourmet cuisine with a glass of your favorite wine or watch the life of the elite with a cocktail in your hands.

  The thrill of watching the Formula supercars 1 at the Monaco Grand Prix is ​​one of the must-sees in Monaco. The Monaco Grand Prix is ​​the culmination of the motor racing season – the last chance for drivers to win in the outgoing season. This prestigious sporting event, in fact, became the unofficial start of the yachting season. While crowds of people fill the streets to take the best vantage points for the tight supercar turns on the winding streets of Monaco, the best spots are without a doubt on a private yacht. While shore-side visitors struggle to squeeze into crowded hotels and restaurants, a select few enjoy this spectacular race in the comfort and privacy of their own superyacht deck, tasting the personal chef’s meals before gathering quietly for the end-of-race celebration.

  Best Time to Cruise : Monaco is an amazing place to visit all year round. The Principality hosts several highly publicized and attention-grabbing events that are a must-see. Every year in May, the Monaco Grand Prix in Formula 1 racing is held, drawing thousands of people to Monte Carlo. If you want to see the most impressive yachts in the world, be sure to come in September to the annual Monaco Yacht Show Monaco Yacht Show.

  Main waters : Monaco and around Cap d’Ail, Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, Villefranche-sur-Mer and Nice are safe cruising destinations with calm waters, excellent anchorages, beaches and restaurants on the shore.

  Don’t miss: Visit the Prince’s Palace in the old town, take a stroll around Port Hercule to see amazing yachts and spend some time in the Exotic Garden. The Oceanographic Museum in Monaco is truly amazing and well worth a visit. The sight of this building is breathtaking. It is built on the edge of the legendary “rock” of Monaco, hanging over the sea. The museum was founded by the great-great-grandfather of HRH Prince Albert II, current ruler of Monaco, Prince Albert I.

  Top gastronomic spots: Monaco has a variety of places to eat for lunch and dinner. If you consider yourself a sommelier with a delicate taste, then you should visit the Wine Palace in Monte Carlo, where the best wines in the world are presented. It is located next to the Yacht Club de Monaco, so you can enjoy the view of beautiful yachts while enjoying wine. Points of interest include the Grill at the Hotel de Paris and Joël Robuchon at the Metropole. If you want to try something new, Coya offers delicious Peruvian cuisine.

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  Worth a try: Monaco offers Mediterranean cuisine prepared with fresh ingredients. There are several first-class restaurants, a huge selection of dishes from some of the best chefs in the world, offering different cuisines. For a truly local dish, try Stockfisch à la monégasque and the fougasse dessert.

  Local culture : Monaco has been attracting elite holiday groups for decades. In this unforgettable city you can find a lot of things to do and get a lot of impressions. Dress up to the nines and visit the opera house in Monte Carlo Opera Garnier Monte Carlo, try your luck at the well-known casinos of Monte Carlo.

  Best beach: If you want to get some sun before your trip, enjoy the warm weather at Larvotto Beach, which is the closest to Monte Carlo.

  IYC recommends : If you’re traveling by yacht, anchor near Villefranche, often referred to as one of the five most beautiful bays in the world. Spend a day on the water, having fun with the onboard water toys and interesting sports equipment, under the supervision of an experienced crew.

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  Marinas and anchorages of the Canary Islands

  Tenerife – marinas and anchorages

  – south

  – Marinas:

  • Marina San Miguel – 20 euros per day – agreed for 15 months. The marina is large, mariners drive around the territory in electric vehicles. Laundry, shower, bar.
  • Infrastructure: golf courses and apartments for golfers and others like them. On the other hand – like a city with hotels, restaurants. Car rental – 15-20 minutes walk from the marina. The supermarket is about the same.
  • It was very windy in the marina in February. In November-December, on the contrary, it is quiet. Possibly seasonal.

  Marina Del Sur (Las Gaietas)

  • slightly more expensive and smaller than San Miguel. In this marina, we noticed the boat of the famous navigator Viktor Yazykov. Considered a charter marina. Vacancies are rare. Charter boats with Russian crews are more common here than in other marinas of the archipelago.
  • Infrastructure: a town, a market, a supermarket, a boulevard to walk and sit, a playground (!) And exercise equipment.

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  • next to the marina Del Sur – depth 7-8 meters, sand, rocks

  • Los Cristianos – depth 8-14 meters, sand, stones. Our anchor took only 4 times. Los Cristianos is a lively resort with all the infrastructure.

  • Mask Gorge – sand, 8-10 meters. Ideal – if you like wild parking. At night, it’s just you and nature. From here you can take the dinghy to Los Gigantes (if you like to drive on the dinghy :)) and to the grottoes if you move in the direction opposite to Los Gigantes. Hours from 9-10 am the flow of tourist ships begins. Especially on weekends.

  Gran Canaria – marinas and anchorages

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  • Las Palmas – 8 euros per day, including water and electricity. We agreed on a summer stay for 238 euros per month. Here is the best yacht service (repairs and shops) on the islands. Not far from the marina is the El Sebadal industrial zone, where, if you know Spanish, you can find or make almost any yachting need. Las Palmas is the official port of entry/exit. About design here>>> and here>>>

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  • Las Palmas – right next to the pontoons. Sand, 2.5 euros per day. For this you can fill up with water and use the dinghy dock and showers.
  • Infrastructure: the capital of the island with all the attributes of urban life, cafes and various services.

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  • Puerto Rico. €25 per day for a 50ft boat (if you pay half a year)

  • Puerto Mogan . The price is 20-25 euros. After the check-out, the employee checks the water and electricity meters. There may be additional charges for exceeding the limit. Supermarket and playground nearby. Restaurants and shops. Here is the most picturesque and pastoral embankment of all marinas around.

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  • Passito blanco – can be anchored alongside

  • Arguenguin – can be anchored

  • Mogan – anchorage next to the marina. Depth 8-10 meters, sand. Very picturesque. At low tide, a narrow strip of beach opens up at the sheer cliffs. On weekends, many tourist boats anchor. You can go to the marina, refuel with water.

  Lanzarote – marinas and anchorages

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  – Rubicon . New. There are almost always places. It is located in the very south, immediately behind the island. Fuertoventura and the islet of Lobos. 40 euros per day. Near a supermarket.

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  Move east a mile and anchor at 5 meters. Sand, stones. On the shore – the beach and mountains-slopes. You can set up a tent.

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  Marina Lanzarote (Arrecife) – new, big, snow-white, high-tech stuff :). There is a Russian girl at the reception. The port is considered the official entry/exit port. How we registered here is described here >>>

  Prices (for parking in the marina):

  Telephone Oficina de Capitania: +34 928 663 263; +34 648 524 649

  Laundry – only for clients, but by some miracle they let us in. Washing – 4 euros, drying – 5. A portion of liquid powder from the machine – 1 euro. For 1 wash you need 2 servings.

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  Old Port of Arrecife – free anchor + free buoys. Depth 3-4 meters, sand, stones.

  Old fishing piers and a pub for fishermen on the shore. They also sell fresh catch. Embankment, where city events often take place.

  Infrastructure: city, fortress, embankment – everything is in place :).

  La Gomera – marinas and anchorages

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  • Puerto Santiago – stand at the wall without water and electricity – 22 euros – agreed on the draft for 15 euros. The mariner did not speak English very well …
  • San Sebastian La Gomera – 22 euros including water and electricity. Good showers. The best water in the Canaries. Here Columbus filled up with water before crossing the Atlantic (and we, before sailing to Senegal :)). There is a free Casa Colon museum on the main street, but it has a very indirect relationship to Columbus. But you can look at the courtyard and the premises of an old Canarian house.

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  El Hierro – marinas and anchorages

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  Anchor:

  near Punta de Caleta – 10 meters, sand, stones. On the shore – good public pools, above them – a half-asleep resort town. Near the airport.

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  La Restinga – 13 euros. Quiet and clean, you can swim directly from the boat.

  Here are the lowest prices in the Canary Islands for lifting the boat and parking on the ground. 60 euros – to raise, 60 euros – to lower into the water!

  Infrastructure: Protected area. The town periodically hosts various events, such as bike rides and open-air concerts.

  There is a regular bus to the capital Valverde with a transfer at an intermediate point. Nearby is the Museum of Volcanology. Car rental – only in the capital.

  El Hierro, on the other hand, has free wi-fi throughout almost the entire territory. In terms of the Internet, this is the island of victorious communism :). Coverage map:

  La Palma – marinas and anchorages

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  Marina

  La Palma – 20 euros (10% discount – password noonsite).

  High-tech and modern marina. There is a laundry, showers, McDonald’s and Stolniy Grad with all the ensuing amenities, museums and boutiques. The Internet in the marina slowed down.

  You can rent a car right in the marina, but it’s cheaper to do it 30 meters from the exit.

  We didn’t find any anchorages, maybe we didn’t search well :).

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  Sailing in Spain

  Passion, beauty, romance and richness of culture are what you get from yacht charter in Spain. The moment you step aboard your yacht, this relaxation energy will be transferred to you. Swim around the stunning Balearic Islands and learn how to dance flamenco. Walk in the evening at Ibiza and discover the beautiful beaches and hidden coves at Mallorca and Menorca . Try the paella at Valencia . Admire the extraordinary landscape of Canary Islands , from subtropical forests to moonscapes and dunes. Don’t forget the famous architecture in Barcelona that inspired artists like Salvador Dalí and Pablo Picasso.

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  By choosing to spend your holiday on a yacht in Spain, you have signed up for the best way to explore this unique country. We will make sure that we turn your vacation into a rented sailing yacht in an unforgettable experience, and that you will enjoy calm and relaxed sailing .

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  Barcelona, ​​Palma de Mallorca, Tenerife, Lanzarote, Valencia

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  Canary Islands, Mount Teide National Park (Tenerife), Costa Blanca, Costa del Sol, Ibiza, Palma de Mallorca

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  Single hull sailboats in Spain

  Every sailor will find their ideal marine yacht among our extensive range of comfortable high performance monohull yachts. The warm climate and favorable winds provide excellent conditions for bareboat charter sailing along the coast if you want to plan your own itinerary and explore the many hidden calas (bays) where you can also hide. Use the mistral tailwind for a calm sailing or rent a sea yacht with a skipper and hand over the helm to him. The skipper will prove very useful on long passages to the Balearic and Canary Islands, where strong winds can be encountered.

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  Catamarans in Spain

  Rent a catamaran to explore the numerous bays with greater maneuverability as the catamaran yacht is able to move between shallow bays. If you have an adventurous spirit and decide to challenge the ocean on your own, then opt for bareboat charter. But if you want to easily get to the calas (bay), and spend your free time sunbathing in a hammock between the two catamaran hulls, then choose a yacht with a skipper. Catamarans are ideal for sailing between the islands of Spain, which offer you a huge variety; from natural paradise to crazy island parties. Spain offers you over 300 marinas along its coast, so every evening you can moor in a different marina and stroll the streets of coastal towns and perhaps spend a night or two on the shore.

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  Motor yachts in Spain

  For a truly luxurious holiday in Spain, choose a full crew yacht charter and charter one of the motor yachts capable of providing great comfort. Whether you choose a skippered or bareboat charter, motor yachts are capable of speeds so you can cruise the vast coastline of Spain in no time while visiting the Balearic Islands, dropping anchor and enjoying first-class parties in Ibiza or Mallorca. Thanks to her powerful engine, the motor yacht will take you even to the distant Canary Islands and their sandy beaches. You should also have plenty of time to explore Spain’s coastal towns and beautiful beaches.

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  Gulet charter in Spain

  Gulets have a special charm of the old times and invite you to the holiday of your dreams. If you book a gulet, you will have a full crew – every day the captain will guide the yacht to a new place, and the crew will take care of fresh food. This way you will have plenty of free time to explore the Canary and Balearic Islands, as well as to swim and sunbathe. Its size, length and width ensure the stability of the gulet, so that even during stormy weather it will be calm and comfortable to swim.

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  Bareboat charter

  Bareboat charter in Spain is ideal for intrepid sailors. Spain has a vast and varied water area; you can sail the Mediterranean, which is well suited for less experienced sailors, or you can challenge the ocean.

  Skippered yacht charter

  Skippered yacht charter is also an excellent choice, as the local skipper’s extensive knowledge will guide you safely to the beautiful seaside locations of Spain while enjoying the rich history and breathtaking landscapes. We recommend hiring a skipper when sailing the ocean.

  Crewed yacht charter

  Crewed yacht charter in Spain will spoil you completely. The skipper will guide the yacht safely to the next harbour, the deckhand will take care of all the ropes and systems on the yacht, the hostess will keep the boat clean and the chef will prepare delicious Mediterranean culinary delights. With such a crew, your mission will only be to make your vacation unforgettable.

  Vacation with a yacht flotilla

  Holidays with a yacht flotilla – if you want to take your employees on a team building or can’t fit all your friends on one yacht, we have the solution. Rent two, five or even ten sailing yachts so you can share the pleasure of sailing with all your friends and colleagues. Just imagine – ten sailing yachts anchored in a picturesque bay in which to spend the night – you just have to be a part of it.

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  Region: Azores, Portugal

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  Season
  High season May-August

  Weather
  The best time of the year for yachting in the Azores is from March to October. Fog occurs at sea, but very rarely, especially in summer. The climate in the Azores is humid and very mild. The average air temperature in winter is up to 13 ºC, and in summer – up to 25 ºC. Winter here is not as cold as it might seem, while summer is quite comfortable due to the subtropical climate. The Azores have a tropical landscape that is very different from the Mediterranean continental nature of Portugal. Even though the Azores are on the ocean, you can enjoy warm water temperatures (between 16ºC and 25ºC) to the fullest, making chartering a yacht in this archipelago ideal for year-round holidays.

  Vessel types
  In the Azores, the main fleet of charter yachts are sailing yachts and small motor yachts.

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  A Schengen visa is required to visit the Azores.

  Flights
  There are no direct flights to the Azores from Russian airports. The most convenient way to get there is by regular flights of a Portuguese airline.
  TAP Portugal with a departure from Moscow, with a connection in Lisbon.

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  The Azores is a unique corner in the Atlantic, a wonderful place that guarantees a pleasant stay for those who are already tired of the bustle and are looking for complete privacy combined with vivid impressions. This is exactly what the Azores can give the traveler – local landscapes here amaze with combinations of various shades: blooming hydrangeas and azaleas, the blue of the ocean, azure lakes, frozen black lava of extinct volcanoes, rich greenery of the hills. The Azores do not have a developed tourist infrastructure, such as five-star hotels and noisy entertainment complexes, which will allow you to enjoy the peaceful beauty of the surrounding nature without interference. Excellent service and incredible hospitality of local residents make the rest of all tourists in the archipelago comfortable and enjoyable.

  The Azores have a lot of beaches and bays with beautiful landscapes. Here you can practice sports such as paragliding, diving, surfing or snorkeling. You can even watch whales with your own eyes. This is where their migration route lies. The blue whale stops at these islands in winter, and dolphins and other types of marine animals are found here all year round. In total, more than a hundred endangered species of animals live in this area and their biological diversity is especially protected in the Azores. Therefore, renting a yacht in the archipelago will give you a special pleasure and guarantee an experience that you have not experienced before.

  Recently, a significant modernization of the yachting infrastructure in the Azores has been carried out. Now there are marinas where you can rent yachts on eight of the nine islands. The exception is the small island of Corvo in the western part of the archipelago.

  After renting a yacht, go to Faial Island, in the central group of islands of the archipelago. There is a small town of Horta, filled with the spirit of the sea and famous for its maritime legends. The marina here is the main harbor of the Azores and the fourth most visited marina in the world. The location of this port provides excellent protection from the winds, making it almost a must for all yachts sailing from the Caribbean to the Mediterranean. Marina Horta has been awarded the European blue eco-flag since 1987 years old.

  The marina at Velas on the island of São Jorge has also recently gained particular popularity among yachtsmen. It offers a truly breathtaking view of the cliff. The local beauty of the sea is ideally combined with the kindness of the locals.

  Another port you can visit with a yacht charter is the port of Lajes do Pico on the coast of Pico Island. But it is only available at high tide. This island has a landscape that is classified by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.

  Flores is the westernmost island of the Azores archipelago. Its name is associated with the flowers growing here. Lush thickets of furs, hydrangeas and wild roses stretch along the roads, cover all the steep volcanic peaks. They are arranged in the form of terraces bounded by stone walls and make the natural landscape of this island incredibly beautiful. The local marina is small and new. It opened in June 2011.

  The island of Santa Maria in the Azores archipelago is called the “Island of the Sun”. It is warm and dry, and there are quite a few beaches with fine sand. Retaining their southern charm, all of the island’s traditional blue-timbered buildings are the legacy of the very first settlers from Portugal. The island of Santa Maria has unique landscapes with vineyards. The island is famous for its handicrafts and delicious confectionery. Traveling through these islands of the Portuguese archipelago, lost in the ocean, may be the most picturesque of your life!

  Major marinas in the Azores

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  Marmaris

  Netsel Marina

  • Electricity – yes
  • Water – yes
  • Fuel – yes
  • Tacks/Showers – yes
  • Bars. Restaurants – yes
  • VHF channel – 06, 16
  • Tel.: +90 252 412 2708
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Coordinates:
  • 36°51’5.35″N – 28°16’39.35″E

  Marmaris

  Albatros Marina

  • Electricity – yes
  • Water – yes
  • Fuel – no
  • Tacks/Showers – yes
  • Bars. Restaurants – yes
  • VHF channel – 16
  • Tel: +90 252 412 2456
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Coordinates:
  • 36°50’42.56″N – 28°17’9.63″E

  Marmaris

  Yacht Marina

  • Electricity – yes
  • Water – yes
  • Fuel – no
  • Tacks/Showers – yes
  • Bars. Restaurants – yes
  • VHF channel – 72, 16
  • Tel.: +90 252 422 0022
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Coordinates:
  • 36°49’14.59″N – 28°18’35.32″E

  Fethiye

  Ece Saray Marina

  • Electricity – yes
  • Water – yes
  • Fuel – yes
  • Tacks/Showers – yes
  • Bars. Restaurants – yes
  • VHF channel – 73
  • Tel.: +90 252 612 8829
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Coordinates:
  • 36°37’29.66″N – 29°6’0.93″E

  Fethiye

  Yes Marina

  • Electricity – yes
  • Water – yes
  • Fuel – no
  • Tacks/Showers – yes
  • Bars. Restaurants – yes
  • VHF channel – 72
  • Tel: +90 252 614 2258
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Coordinates:
  • 37°02’00″N – 27°25’50″E

  Gocek

  D-Marin Gocek

  • Electricity – yes
  • Water – yes
  • Fuel – yes
  • Tacks/Showers – yes
  • Bars. Restaurants – yes
  • VHF channel – 73
  • Tel.: +90 252 645 1520
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Coordinates:
  • 36°44’53.23″N – 28°56’27.73″E

  Gocek

  Skopea Marina

  • Electricity – yes
  • Water – yes
  • Fuel – yes
  • Tacks/Showers – yes
  • Bars. Restaurants – yes
  • VHF channel – 72
  • Tel: +90 252 645 1793
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Coordinates:
  • 36°45’14.02″N – 28°56’19.75″E

  Gocek

  Gocek Club Marina

  • Electricity – yes
  • Water – yes
  • Fuel – yes
  • Tacks/Showers – yes
  • Bars. Restaurants – yes
  • VHF channel – 72
  • Tel.: +90 252 645 1800
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Coordinates:
  • 36°45’0.37″N – 28°55’27.55″E

  Gocek

  Gocek Village Port

  • Electricity – yes
  • Water – yes
  • Fuel – no
  • Tacks/Showers – yes
  • Bars. Restaurants – yes
  • VHF channel – 69
  • Tel.: +90 216 999 1480
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Coordinates:
  • 36°44’32”N – 28°55’40”E

  Kas

  Kas Marina

  • Electricity – yes
  • Water – yes
  • Fuel – yes
  • Tacks/Showers – yes
  • Bars. Restaurants – yes
  • VHF channel – 73, 16
  • Tel.: +90 242 836 3470
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Coordinates:
  • 36°12’15.04″N – 29°37’26.35″E

  Orhanie

  Marti Marina

  • Electricity – yes
  • Water – yes
  • Fuel – yes
  • Tacks/Showers – yes
  • Bars. Restaurants – yes
  • VHF channel – 73, 16
  • Tel.: +90 252 487 1063
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Coordinates:
  • 36°45’30″N – 28°08’30″E

  Bodrum

  D-Marin Turgutreis

  • Electricity – yes
  • Water – yes
  • Fuel – yes
  • Tacks/Showers – yes
  • Bars. Restaurants – yes
  • VHF channel – 72
  • Tel.: +90 252 382 9200
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Coordinates:
  • 36°59’59″N – 27°15’21″E

  Bodrum

  Bodrum Marina

  • Electricity – yes
  • Water – yes
  • Fuel – yes
  • Tacks/Showers – yes
  • Bars. Restaurants – yes
  • VHF channel – 73
  • Tel.: +90 252 316 1860
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Coordinates:
  • 38°24’24″N – 27°04’09″E

  Didim

  D-Marin Didim

  • Electricity – yes
  • Water – yes
  • Fuel – yes
  • Tacks/Showers – yes
  • Bars. Restaurants – yes
  • VHF channel – 16, 72
  • Tel.: +90 256 813 8081
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Coordinates:
  • 38°11’79″N – 26°47’00″E

  Izmir

  TEOS Marina

  • Electricity – yes
  • Water – yes
  • Fuel – no
  • Tacks/Showers – yes
  • Bars. Restaurants – yes
  • VHF channel – 72, 16
  • Tel.: +90 232 745 8080
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Coordinates:
  • 38°19’24″N – 26°18’08″E

  Izmir

  Levent Marina

  • Electricity – yes
  • Water – yes
  • Fuel – yes
  • Tacks/Showers – yes
  • Bars. Restaurants – yes
  • VHF channel – 73
  • Tel.: +90 232 259 7070
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Coordinates:
  • 36°36’6″N – 30°34’17″E

  Istanbul

  Cesme Marina

  • Electricity – yes
  • Water – yes
  • Fuel – yes
  • Tacks/Showers – yes
  • Bars. Restaurants – yes
  • VHF channel – 72
  • Tel.: +90 532 372 4602
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Coordinates:
  • 36°37’18″N – 29°5’32″E

  Istanbul

  İstanbul City Port

  • Electricity – yes
  • Water – yes
  • Fuel – no
  • Tacks/Showers – yes
  • Bars. Restaurants – yes
  • VHF channel – 73
  • Tel.: +90 216 999 1234
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Coordinates:
  • 36°45’15”N – 28°56’00”E

  Kemer

  Turkiz Marina

  • Electricity – yes
  • Water – yes
  • Fuel – no
  • Tacks/Showers – yes
  • Bars. Restaurants – yes
  • VHF channel – 72
  • Tel.: +90 242 814 1490
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Coordinates:
  • 37°20’26″N – 27°15’34″E

  Milas

  Port Iasos Marina

  • Electricity – yes
  • Water – yes
  • Fuel – no
  • Tacks/Showers – yes
  • Bars. Restaurants – yes
  • VHF channel – 72
  • Tel.: +90 541 760 4241
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Coordinates:
  • 40°52’04”N – 29°14’23”E

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  Region: Azores, Portugal

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  Water area
  Atlantic Ocean

  Season
  High season May-August

  Weather
  The best time of the year for yachting in the Azores is from March to October. Fog occurs at sea, but very rarely, especially in summer. The climate in the Azores is humid and very mild. The average air temperature in winter is up to 13 ºC, and in summer – up to 25 ºC. Winter here is not as cold as it might seem, while summer is quite comfortable due to the subtropical climate. The Azores have a tropical landscape that is very different from the Mediterranean continental nature of Portugal. Even though the Azores are on the ocean, you can enjoy warm water temperatures (between 16ºC and 25ºC) to the fullest, making chartering a yacht in this archipelago ideal for year-round holidays.

  Vessel types
  In the Azores, the main fleet of charter yachts are sailing yachts and small motor yachts.

  Visa
  A Schengen visa is required to visit the Azores.

  Flights
  There are no direct flights to the Azores from Russian airports. The most convenient way to get there is by regular flights of a Portuguese airline.
  TAP Portugal with a departure from Moscow, with a connection in Lisbon.

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  Top yachting destinations in the world

  To feel freedom, to take a break from everyday routine, to see the world in a completely different dimension – yachting can provide these and many other opportunities. You can find many popular yachting destinations all over the world. Yachting in Italy and France is considered more refined and glamorous. And on the magical Caribbean islands with their white sand beaches, palm trees and coral reefs, you will feel like in paradise. Yachting is the perfect way to travel and explore different places while staying in the same luxurious living space.

  Here is our list of the best yachting destinations in the world.

  Italy

  While sailing in Italy, explore Sardinia, Sicily and Tuscany, which will amaze you with their beautiful landscapes. Travelers are attracted to this part of the Mediterranean by some of the world’s most famous beaches, secluded anchorages and quiet fishing villages. Try Italian ice cream (gelato), pizza and pasta, and a glass of fine wine or coffee.

  Greece

  Greece has a rugged coastline that boasts thousands of islands ideal for short sailing trips. The warm Mediterranean climate will make you stay forever on the sandy beaches.

  As Greece has the largest number of charter yachts in the world, you have a wide choice of monohull sailboats, catamarans, motor yachts and gulets. Relax in the most popular regions of Corfu, Lefkada and the Cyclades. See the centuries-old Acropolis and the Parthenon in Athens or party in Santorini and Mykonos.

  Croatia

  She is one of the treasures of the Mediterranean, Croatia with more than 1000 islands is a paradise for yachtsmen. Particularly interesting are its southern coasts with the ancient Greek port of Trogir or the beautiful city of Split. The Dalmatian coast boasts the barren and isolated Kornati archipelago and other age-old islands such as Korcula, Hvar or Brak, with the Golden Horn beach considered by many to be the most beautiful in the entire country. For those who prefer peace and quiet, there are many other beaches where there is nothing to spoil the view, but there are hidden coves and rocky platforms.

  French Riviera

  Charter a yacht in France and explore the French Riviera, which manages to combine pristine islands, rugged bays and beautiful beaches with the major cosmopolitan resorts of Cannes, Nice and Monte Carlo. The French Riviera has a very different side to the coastline down at the islands of Port-Cros and Porquerolles where people go to get away from the hustle and bustle. Port-Cros is reminiscent of a French Caribbean port with its relaxed atmosphere and palm trees.

  Turkey

  Turkey is a popular sailing destination that is the crossroads of European and Oriental lifestyles. It is often described as an “open air museum”, so if you swim here, you will definitely have something to see. Turkey has over 8,300 kilometers of coastline along four seas with many attractive coves, inlets and beaches, as well as a large number of quality yachts.

  British Virgin Islands

  Swimming in the British Virgin Islands is a unique experience. The amazing beauty of Tortola is only enhanced by coral reefs, underwater caves and rock formations. Tortola is also an ideal place to sail due to the protective effect of the surrounding islands, which in turn leads to calm seas.

  Canary Islands

  The Canary Islands have been a popular tourist destination ever since Columbus arrived here before setting sail to discover the new world. The sailing industry is booming and there is a growing number of charter yachts based in the Canary Islands or just visiting the berths.

  This archipelago is an autonomous region of Spain. It is divided into two provinces of Gran Canaria and Tenerife, consisting of the islands of Tenerife, La Gomera, La Palma and El Hierro. The Canary Islands have beautiful, sheltered marinas and excellent beaches.

  Montenegro

  Montenegro is a small Adriatic country that offers a great sailing experience. From the port of Montenegro across the Bay of Kotor to the Budva Riviera, there is something for everyone. The country will amaze you with crystal clear seas and warm Mediterranean weather, as well as many beautiful beaches, picturesque surroundings and duty-free fuel.

  Phuket, Thailand

  Phuket is considered the best sailing destination in Southeast Asia due to its extensive coastline, lush islands and beautiful rock formations. The islands of Thailand have many unique beaches to offer. Phuket is ideal for sailing enthusiasts who want to escape the stressful life and enjoy exotic fauna and flora, hidden coves and bays.

  Mahe, Seychelles

  Gorgeous tropical scenery with calm waters make the Seychelles a fantastic yacht charter destination. Since Mahe is surrounded by other islands, its beaches are relatively calm and completely safe. Mahe is a mountainous island with a central ridge with several peaks about 900 meters high.

  Dutch motor yachts Elling – “Lords of the elements”

  A year and a half ago, nine desperate travelers on three 15-meter Dutch motor yachts Elling E4 set sail across the Atlantic Ocean from Las Palmas to the Caribbean. This trip was widely covered in the media, but few people knows that the crazy voyage was organized by the Russians: eight of the nine sailors were our compatriots. With this text, we restore historical justice. Curiously, since then there has not been a single such trip at all.

  A transatlantic crossing is not the most trivial event even for a professional, let alone amateur yachtsmen. Such trips require careful preparation: you need to find a boat that can withstand such a test, study it thoroughly and be sure that the ship will not let you down in the ocean. Of course, the team is also important: it is desirable that your colleagues understand that “sextan” does not come from the word “sex”, be able to distinguish cumulus clouds from cirrus clouds, and have at least a little seafaring experience.

  The idea of ​​a 2,585 mile trip from the Canary Islands to the Antilles island of St. Maarten came up with Alexander Rubinov, CEO of Adventure Yachts, distributor of Dutch Elling yachts in Russia and the CIS. “When deciding to enter the yachting business, I was already in love with small motor boats suitable for ocean travel. I always wanted to test in practice how the Ellings behave in the open ocean, Rubinov says. — Fortunately, I managed to convince the director of the Neptune Marine Shipbuilding shipyard, Anton Van den Bos, and several Russian owners of Elling motor yachts to take part in a risky trip. The Russians enthusiastically responded to my proposal, but we failed to attract even one inhabitant of Western Europe or an American to our adventure. Obviously, such a journey seemed too dangerous to many.

  In December 2008, travelers watched with excitement as three brand new 48-foot yachts were unloaded from a container ship arriving from Antwerp at the docks on the Canary island of La Palma. A few days later, the Ellings left the pier in the Canary Islands and headed for the open sea. All E4 boats were standard, without any major upgrades, with engines running for about 50 hours. Of the additional equipment on the yachts were floating anchors and 100-meter towing cables. Adding to the factory equipment were plastic fuel drums fixed on the decks.

  “I have already said in an interview with a Russian website dedicated to yachting that before us, only Americans from Pacific Asian Enterprises, which manufactures Nordhavn brand yachts, crossed the Atlantic on motor yachts,” continues Rubinov. – From Florida through Bermuda, the Azores and further to Gibraltar, these guys drove their boats twice: in 2004 they brought a whole flotilla of almost 20 ships to Europe from the New World. Three years later, they repeated this not the easiest trip on three 15-meter boats.

  Neptune Marine began producing Ellings in 1997, delivering over 170 boats of this type to customers. The Dutch shipyard had the goal of producing 15-meter pleasure yachts suitable for sailing on the high seas. Both production models – E3 and E4 are certified in Europe for ocean trips, but until 2008 no one ventured on a transatlantic trip. The owners of Ellings have already taken part in long journeys. A few years ago, Keith and Valerie Foster took the E4 from Holland to the island of Lanzarote. Category “A” is simply an entry in the ship’s documents, which is made based on the technical parameters of the vessel, says Anton Van den Bos. – Two weeks of sailing is the best test for my yachts. I wanted to prove to myself that faith in our yachts is not just fanaticism of the manufacturer.”

  “Let’s compare two characteristics – specific fuel consumption and speed,” continues Alexander Rubinov, “Ships consume 1-1.2 liters per mile at an average speed of 7.1 knots. The displacement yachts Nordhavn, sailing across the Atlantic in 2007, have 2.6 liters per mile at an average cruising speed of 6.2 knots. With the same number of cabins and berths, we were about 15% faster, with a continuous passage distance 40% higher than that of the Nordhavn of similar length. We believe that we have surpassed the Americans in all respects. Do not forget that “Elling” accelerates in semi-gliding mode to 17-19knots that displacement ships are not available.

  The Atlantic made itself felt for the first time after leaving the bay of the island of La Palma – a slight excitement began. Those of the travelers who had not previously gone to sea experienced severe bouts of seasickness. “I took part in the delivery of many of our yachts,” says Anton Van den Bos, “once we got into a terrible storm on the North Sea between Helgoland and Oslo. Giant waves, storm wind. I was really scared. It all went on for two days. It was then that I was convinced that the Ellings adequately cope with difficult weather conditions.

  While crossing the Atlantic, Rubinov and Van den Bos constantly practiced arithmetic – they kept daily calculations of fuel consumption. The standard capacity of the E4 tank (1500 liters) was not enough for 2500 miles, so an additional six barrels of fuel of 220 liters each and eight 20-liter canisters were placed on the stern. In total, this amounted to 2980 liters of fuel. “I also watched the fuel consumption with some anxiety,” Van den Bos continues, “I was not sure about the accuracy of the readings of the regular electronic flow meter. After 220 miles, we filled the tank with the first barrel, but there was empty space in it, which indicated increased consumption. I had to slow down to seven knots to reach the ratio of a liter of fuel per mile. The engines were running at 1450 rpm.” A 30-horsepower auxiliary engine was installed on each of the Ellings. Some doubt how necessary they are, and so on the very last day of the voyage, when one of the boats wound pieces of rope around the main propeller, the entire expedition switched to “auxiliaries”, slowing down to five knots. “At the beginning of the journey, we were accompanied by a strong wind,” Anton says, “but the weather improved, and we looked at the chartplotter, rejoicing that the end point of our route was approaching every moment. From time to time I tried to predict probable troubles and their consequences. If the engine fails, there is an auxiliary one. If the auxiliaries get up too, another boat can always take us in tow. Of course, it is better not to go on such trips on one yacht. Two boats is the minimum for an expedition. In the worst case, we would have to drift for a month, but we would still come somewhere!

  “We ate well for ocean swimming,” says Van den Bos. Most often for lunch there were Dutch frozen steaks with potatoes, canned vegetables or pasta with ham and ketchup. Sometimes we feasted on Chinese cuisine, and sometimes we limited ourselves to scrambled eggs and bacon. Breakfast was mostly corn flakes. We tried to fish, but fishing at a speed of seven knots is difficult, because the bait does not go under water, we had to hang additional weights on the line. Usually we fried caught dorado, although in the form of sushi, fish brought a significant variety to the menu. Van den Bos’s partner, Russian Mikhail Gorbunov, recalls how, watching a Dutchman conjuring over a kitchen stove, he remarked to him with humor: “If the shipbuilding business does not work out, you should think about your own restaurant. ” Each boat was equipped with a tank for 800 liters of drinking water. Her consumption was strictly limited. According to the internal routine, a short shower was allowed to be taken once every three days.

  Anton recalls that during the trip he was very bored without Dutch speech: “We didn’t have any quarrels on national grounds. But the guys were talking among themselves in Russian, and I understood almost nothing. They translated everything for me. But it was fun to communicate with oncoming ships. The captain of one cargo ship turned out to be Dutch, and we had a nice chat. However, I shouldn’t have asked him about the weather. The guy said that there was nothing to worry about and only a strong wind was ahead of us, but what was a trifle for a big ship was sometimes a serious problem for a tiny boat. Soon the wind gusts reached seven points. In the middle of the ocean, one of the crews stopped communicating. Van den Bos was very nervous: “At first I could not understand what had happened. It turned out that the guys had to reboot Inmarsat, and for this they temporarily turned off the rest of the equipment.

  The yachts approached each other only once a day to transfer fuel canisters. On one of the boats, a larger engine was installed – 570 hp. compared to the standard 425 liters. With. At night the boats kept a distance of up to five miles. Transferring heavy canisters from side to side with a one and a half meter wave was not an easy task. As we approached the target, fuel consumption on all yachts decreased due to the tailwind and the intensifying current. In addition, the yachts themselves have become noticeably lighter. Van den Bos recalls: “About halfway through, I became even more worried about whether we would have enough fuel. Every morning began with a routine calculation of the optimal speed, taking into account the travel time and the remaining distance. When the travelers reached the Lesser Antilles, 40 liters of fuel remained at the bottom of the fuel tanks. Anton was asked if he was counting on such a successful end to the campaign, and he answered without hesitation: “If there was less fuel, we would have had to slow down much earlier.”

  16 days after leaving the Canarian harbor, the peaks of the island of Saint Martin appeared above the horizon. Anton says: “I was desperate to see the land. Two weeks at sea is a hell of a long time, there is only water around and nothing else. When we noticed the mountains, I was incredibly happy, I grabbed the binoculars to quickly examine the coast. We anchored in a quiet blue bay. It was a classic Caribbean stop.”

  In the superyacht-dominated Caribbean, three 49-foot boats pay no attention to themselves. Even if you just conquered the ocean and feel like a hero, no one cares about you on the pier. “When we left the Canary Islands, the whole city literally stood on its ears. Absolutely everyone on La Palma knew us by sight, even street vendors. We were seen off by journalists from local television and radio companies. Everyone was aware that these crazy Russian guys were going on a trip across the Atlantic. The reception in the Caribbean was like a cold shower. One way or another, we were happy, drinking vodka and having fun,” Van den Bos shares his impressions.

  So, the Elling E4 project has demonstrated its reliability and good seaworthiness potential. These boats were the first of the European category “A” (ocean) to make such a serious trip in harsh conditions and did not receive any damage. None of the vital mechanisms and instruments failed during the journey. Contrary to the well-known maritime postulate that only deep-sitting motor yachts with displacement lines of the trawler type can pass through the ocean, the Canary-Lesser Antilles crossing proved that both semi-displacement lines of the hull and a small draft cannot become an obstacle in the implementation of transoceanic trips. Van den Bos plans to sail the Elling through the Northwest Passage from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean. The Russians are already ready to map a round-the-world route.

  CHARACTERISTICS OF THE YACHTS PARTICIPATED IN THE TRANSITION

  Name of the yacht	DUKE	ELLING	VALENTINA
  Length, width, draft, m	14.95×4.25×1.2
  Standard gross displacement, tons	16.5	17	16.5
  Main engine	Volvo Penta D9, 570 HP	Volvo Penta D6, 425 HP	Volvo Penta D6, 425 HP
  Travel speed max, knots	19	17	17
  Standard fuel capacity, l	1500	1500	1500
  Total fuel (with additional stock), l	3120	3630	2980
  Auxiliary engine	Yanmar, 29 HP	Volvo Penta D2, 30 HP	Volvo Penta D2, 30 HP
  Crew, pers. What to do in fuerteventura in november: 8 days in Fuerteventura Itinerary in November • Inspirock Опубликовано: October 28, 2022 в 1:30 pm Автор: alexxlab Категории: November 8 days in Fuerteventura Itinerary in November • Inspirock By using this site, you consent to our use of cookies Make it your trip Morro del Jable — 2 nights Caleta de Fuste — 1 night Corralejo — 4 nights Wed, 10 Nov – Wed, 17 Nov Edit M T W T F S S View full calendar Take a break from Morro del Jable with a short trip to Oasis Park Fuerteventura in La Lajita, about 30 minutes away. To find maps and tourist information, refer to the Morro del Jable day trip planner. Dublin, Ireland to Morro del Jable is an approximately 7.5-hour flight. Expect warmer temperatures when traveling from Dublin in November; daily highs in Morro del Jable reach 28°C and lows reach 22°C. Cap off your sightseeing on the 12th (Fri) early enough to go by car to Caleta de Fuste. more less Things to do in Morro del Jable Outdoors · Parks · Beaches · Tours Side Trips Oasis Park Fuerteventura, Sotavento Beach, Playa de Sotavento Find places to stay Nov 10 — 12: Find places to stay with best proximity to your trip Highlights from your trip © Beach Playa de Cofete 4. 7 © Landmark Morro del Jable 4.1 © Zoo Oasis Park Fuerteventura 4.3 See timeline See Fuerteventura Travel Guide A holiday in Caleta de Fuste caters to families and couples looking for rest and relaxation. Kick off your visit on the 13th (Sat): indulge in some personalized pampering at some of the best spas and then discover the deep blue sea with Deep Blue Diving Base. For traveler tips, other places to visit, and other tourist information, refer to the Caleta de Fuste trip itinerary maker website. You can drive from Morro del Jable to Caleta de Fuste in 1.5 hours. Alternatively, you can take a bus. Expect a daytime high around 28°C in November, and nighttime lows around 21°C. Cap off your sightseeing on the 13th (Sat) early enough to go by car to Corralejo. more less Things to do in Caleta de Fuste Wildlife · Outdoors · Spas · Tours Find places to stay Nov 12 — 13: Find places to stay with best proximity to your trip Highlights from your trip Spa Spas 4.0 See timeline Surrounded by a series of white sand dunes, Corralejo is tiny enough to explore on foot or bicycle. Corralejo is known for wildlife, adventure, and nightlife. Your trip includes some of its best attractions: tour the pleasant surroundings at El Cotillo Beach & Lagoons, see Off-Road Tours, get outside with Vins Cross, and take in the dramatic natural features at Calderon Hondo. To see traveler tips, where to stay, reviews, and more tourist information, use the Corralejo visit planner. Drive from Caleta de Fuste to Corralejo in an hour. Alternatively, you can take a bus. Expect a daytime high around 28°C in November, and nighttime lows around 22°C. Finish your sightseeing early on the 17th (Wed) so you can fly back home. more less Things to do in Corralejo Parks · Outdoors · Tours · Wildlife Side Trips La Oliva, El Cotillo Beach & Lagoons, Calderon Hondo Find places to stay Nov 13 — 17: Find places to stay with best proximity to your trip Highlights from your trip © Must see Parque Natural de Corralejo 4. 8 © Beach El Cotillo Beach & Lagoons 4.7 © Island Isla de Lobos 4.3 See timeline ” data-is-dirty=”true”> Notifications: Collaborators: co-travelers manage > Updating your trip… Top Things You Have To Do In Fuerteventura ATOL Protected All of our holidays that include flights are protected by the ATOL scheme from the moment you book. So if one of our suppliers fails, you’ll get your money back. If you’re left stranded abroad, a flight home will be arranged at no extra cost. Our ATOL number is 11806 ABTA Protected As proud ABTA members we deliver the highest standards when it comes to our holidays. So if you book with us you’re guaranteed the best service. Our ABTA number is P8283, Y6720. Secure trust account Unlike many other travel companies we operate on a trust account model. Once we’ve paid the airline for your flights, the rest of your money is held in a trust account. We do not have access to this directly and can only withdraw funds when you are back home from holiday Going to search Overview Travel guide Travel advice Things to do Currency Fuerteventura has year-round sunshine and some of the best and biggest beaches in the Canaries, making it a great destination for all-out relaxation and family holidays. Although sunbathing on the island’s endless beaches often tops the list, there are plenty more things to do in Fuerteventura. Here’s the best things to do in Fuerteventura, and where to go. Explore the island by hire car Want an easy way to tick off all those Fuerteventura things to do? Hire a car for a great way to experience the island at your own pace. Fuerteventura’s only 60 miles long and a maximum 18 miles wide, so with a hire car you can visit anywhere on the island in a single day. Drive down long winding roads and enjoy the views of dormant volcanoes, an impressive coastline and massive sand cliffs as you go. Visit Corralejo Around 30 minutes from the airport is the former fishing village of Corralejo. Stroll through the narrow streets and you’ll see excellent seafood restaurants and a few local Spanish bars, as well as hundreds of white boats bobbing in the marina. Explore Corralejo’s broad sandy beaches, miles of sand dunes and the beautiful Parque Natural de Corralejo that stretches along the east coast for about 10km. Aside from its impressive beach, there’s also the breathtaking Montana Roja (Red Mountain) to climb. Enjoy sweeping views of Lanzarote and La Graciosa from the top of this extinct volcano. Baku Water Park is nearby if you’re looking for things to do in Fuerteventura with the family. This is a great day out for everyone, and kids will love its 10-pin bowling, mini golf, wave pools and water slides. Hit the museums Fuerteventura has a surprisingly large concentration of museums, considering the island’s size. Wander around the open-air museum of Poblado de la Atalayita and see the primitive stone dwellings that date back to the Island’s Majo population. Learn about the history of milling on the island at the Los Molinos Interpretive Centre, or see all the aboriginal archaeological fragments that have been excavated on Fuerteventura at the Museo Arqueologico de Betancuria. This historic centre is in the island’s former capital of Betancuria and is the place to visit if you’re a real history buff. You can see how traditional Canarian families lived and worked decades ago at Ecomuseo La Alcogida. Walk around the farm and homes and see the local artisans working on crafts. Watersports Thanks to its 150km of white sandy beaches and warm weather, Fuerteventura is a paradise for water sports lovers. The reliable winds and world-class breaks are ideal for kite surfing, surfing and windsurfing. With surf to suit all standards and lessons available, the whole family can enjoy it. Head to Corralejo and Playa Barca for the best surf spots. It’s not the only water sports you can do in Fuerteventura either, with snorkelling, sailing, kayaking and water skiing to try too, so there’s plenty to choose from if you’re looking for water-based things to do in Fuerteventura. Release the turtles! If you’re lucky enough to be in Fuerteventura between August and early September, you can take part in the yearly turtle release on Cofete beach. You can help turtles return to the sea for a once-in-a-lifetime experience, and play your part in the conservation of these gentle creatures. If you’re looking for things to do in Fuerteventura, it doesn’t really get much better than this! Caleta De Fuste Nightlife: Bars & Clubs For year-round sun and unique landscapes the Canary Islands are always a hit with holidaymakers, and Caleta de Fuste in Fuerteventura is no exception. Find out more Acua Water Park in Corralejo For an exciting family day out, a trip to Baku Family Park is in order as it’s only a short way from Corralejo. Enjoy classic activities like 18 hole mini golf and ten pin bowling, Find out more Corralejo Nightlife: Bars & Clubs Located on Fuerteventura’s north-east coast, the former fishing village of Corralejo not only offers white sandy beaches, a picturesque harbour and golden sand dunes but some of the best bars and restaurants, too. Find out more Oasis Wildlife in Fuerteventura Just a short distance away from Corralejo and in the tropical gardens at La Lajita, is the Oasis Park. The park is home to lots of reptiles, birds and a many different kinds of African animals including zebras, giraffes and hippos, all of … Find out more Hire a car and explore Fuerteventura island There will be lots of things to see and do on your holiday in Fuerteventura, so why not hire a car for a great way to experience the best of the island. Fuerteventura is only 60 miles Find out more Parque Naturel de Corralejo This beautiful stretch of coastline runs for 10km from the resort of Corralejo. Bordered with stunning sand dunes, the white sands make the perfect base to spend a relaxing day soaking up Find out more Catamaran cruise Fuerteventura Jump on board a luxury catamaran and see this beautiful island from a completely different perspective. Prepare to lay back, relax and be pampered as you sail along the stunning Find out more Oasis Park Zoo in Fuerteventura Located just 45 minutes from Caleta de Fuste, the Oasis Park Zoo gives you a real opportunity to get up close and personal with an amazing selection of exotic creatures. Find out more Dreams House Museum Spain If you’re looking for a family day out packed full of fun, look no further than the Dreams House Museum. This child friendly museum offers many miniature surprises for all to enjoy. Find out more Fuerteventura Golf Club Spain Play a round at Fuerteventura’s first 18 hole golf course, and the host of the 2004 Spain Open, with a visit to Fuerteventura Golf Club. With its well-kept greens and palm-lined bunkers, the golf club is a great place to spend a few hours … Find out more Deep Blue Dive Centre in Fuerteventura aleta de Fuste has some of the most beautiful beaches and oceans in all of Fuerteventura, making it just perfect for diving and exploring all that you can find below. The Deep Blue Diving Centre offers a wide range of courses. Find out more Oceanarium Explorer in Fuerteventura You’ll never have a dull day in Caleta de Fuste as you’ll discover a great range of water sports for you to do all through the Oceanarium Explorer. You can use the aquatic bikes, do some kayaking and go on the pedal boats. Find out more Acua Water Park in Fuerteventura Enjoy a day of fun for the whole family with a visit to Acua Water Park. The park in Corralejo has something for everyone to enjoy Find out more Parque Natural De Corralejo Parque Natural de Corralejo is blessed with great beauty and is just a short drive from the main resort. Budding explorers and nature lovers will love the park as you’ll find incredible, Find out more Lajares in Fuerteventura While in Fuerteventura, make sure you pay a visit to the trendy surfing village of Lajares. Just a short ten minute drive away from Corralejo Find out more Day Trip Lanzarote from Corralejo Corralejo is well connected so that you can discover not only the island of Fuerteventura, but Lanzarote too. One way to get out and about is the Bocayna Express, Find out more Lobos Island in Fuerteventura Located just off the north-east coast of Fuerteventura, Lobos Island is a small, beautifully preserved nature reserve with crystal clear waters and stunning rugged scenery. Find out more Oasis Wildlife Fuerteventura For a day out with a difference, hop on the free shuttle bus from your hotel and venture to Oasis Park Fuerteventura. Find out more Rainbow Festival Fuerteventura Fuerteventura has been giving a warm welcome to gay tourists and holidaymakers for decades. 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Fill out an application Travel agencies select tours It remains only to choose More than 2,951,876 tourists have chosen our service Viasun.ru is the best online service for selecting tours according to National Geographic according to open voting on the site from July 25 to November 10, 2014 The application will be sent to Moscow agencies Pick up a tour in the agency Quickly, free of charge, with attention to detail. Just tell me how you want to relax. Application for the selection of the tour November in Spain The average daily temperature in Spain in November is 13–16 °C, at night – 7–11 °C. On the Mediterranean coast during the day the air often warms up to 22 °C. This is a comfortable temperature for lovers of city walks, sightseeing and nature. Compared to the summer months, the cost of accommodation in hotels, meals in cafes and restaurants in Spain is significantly reduced. You can additionally save on the tour by choosing a last-minute ticket. What to do in Spain in November Take a tour. The country is rich in attractions, which are evenly distributed throughout the territory. The main tourist cities are Madrid and Barcelona, ​​the resorts of the Costa Brava, Costa Dorada, Costa Blanca. The most famous museums are Prado, Picasso, Spanish abstract art. As part of the tour, travelers will be able to conquer the peak of the Sierra Nevada, visit the center of medieval Christianity, Santiago de Compostela, the Alcazar in Seville and the Teide National Park. What else you should definitely do on vacation in Spain is to take a picture in the Salvador Dali Museum, to witness a real fight between a matador and a bull in a bullfight, to see how flamenco dances. Visit shops and malls. Small souvenir shops and vast malls will be equally comfortable in May and November. 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Bolshaya postovaya d. 40, building 3, room 6 (3rd floor) +7 (499) 394-5291 Back call Share: Fuerteventura car hire – Bookingautos Fuerteventura: a sunny island full of history Fuerteventura is an island that is part of the Canary archipelago and is one of the oldest islands. This resort in sunny Spain has long been a favorite holiday destination for tourists from all over the world. This is because there are a large number of beaches, ancient fortresses, nature reserves unique in their beauty, as well as bays with breathtaking views. Visit the site of the largest museum on the island, there is something to see. The completely unique feature of the island is its sand dunes and its enchanting virgin nature. However, this does not mean that Fuerteventura is poorly equipped – there are luxurious hotels, modern bars, and gourmet restaurants for guests. In addition, the island has an airport, which is a significant plus. However, public transport there is not very reliable, so it is better to rent a car from Bookingautos. It is also worth looking at the official website of the island, where you will find a lot of useful information. What to see on the island? St. Bonaventure. This ancient watchtower is located in the town of Caleta de Fuste and is also known as Fuste Castle. It was built in 1743 to protect the city from pirate raids. For two and a half centuries, the fortress performed its defensive function until it passed to a private owner. In 2013, the tower was restored and became a tourist attraction. El Costillo Windmill. The old windmills – los molinos are the visiting card of the city, some of them are about 200 years old. They were usually used to grind corn. Fuerteventura even has a museum dedicated to windmills. The windmill at El Costillo is one of the most recognizable symbols of the island and a popular tourist destination. Church Nuestra Señora de Regla. She is located in the city of Pajara. This not particularly large parish church was built in the 17th century. Its distinctive feature is the Aztec decorative elements located above the main entrance. This church also has an interesting altar – if you throw a coin into a special machine, the plates on the altar will turn golden. Sand dunes. They are part of a nature reserve near the fishermen’s village of Corralejo. Thanks to the wind, landscapes of fantastic beauty are created on the dunes, which are constantly changing shape. To see all the sights, it is worth renting a car – it will be cheaper and more convenient. Where to go near Fuerteventura? It is quite possible to visit other islands of the archipelago. For example, Tenerife. This island is famous for its stunning beaches, picturesque Spanish-style villages, and attractions, some of which are on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Gran Canaria, another of the islands of the archipelago, should not be overlooked either. Particularly interesting is the capital, Las Palmas – there are many interesting buildings, some of which are over 500 years old – the Canary Cathedral, the House of Columbus, etc. Food: the best restaurants in Fuerteventura The cuisine is an interesting mix of traditional Spanish recipes, where Latin American and African features are organically intertwined. In the fisherman’s taverns you can find fresh seafood, and in the grill bars (parillas) you can find fried sausages and meat. Hearty soups – Ropa Vieja, Puchero, Rancho Canario – are a specialty of the Canarian cuisine. You should definitely try the local marinated pork – carne de fiesta. Well, of the desserts, the best is bienmesabe. The Ugly Duckling. Address: C. Abubilla, 35660 Corralejo, Las Palmas, Spain. Phone: +34 618 04 48 96; Sanus Fuerteventura. Address: C. Anzuelo, 4, 35660 Corralejo, Las Palmas, Spain. Phone: +34 928 53 65 85; Algo Mas. Address: Av. Salinas de Antigua, 80, 35610 Antigua, Las Palmas, Spain. Phone: +34 928 87 70 09. Where to park in Fuerteventura? There are paid and free parking on the island. In Corralejo, for example, there are plenty of free parking lots. Parking can sometimes be difficult due to the large number of cars, however, if you look, you will certainly find something. There are restrictions, but only for parking at shopping centers and supermarkets, because they close at night. The average price is 2-4 euros. You can even park at the airport. The parking lot there is called AENA General P1 . It works 24 hours and the cost per day will cost you only 24 euros. Covered parking is located at: Carretera Matorral, s/n, 35610 Puerto del Rosario. A good place to park is Our carpark in Corralejo. The parking lot, however, is not covered, but it is quite safe, thefts did not happen there. Address: C. la Caballa, 4, 35660 Corralejo, Las Palmas, Spain. Also noteworthy is the parking in Pajara, near the hotel Melia . You don’t have to pay to leave your car there. Address: C. Crisálida, 1, 35627 Pájara, Las Palmas, Spain. Good to know Most Popular Agency Hertz Most popular car class Mini Average price 2944 rub / day Best Offer 2061 rub / day Monthly price chart. Approximate prices for 7 days rental January 8015 RUB February 7736 RUB Fuerteventura rents more cars in August than in the rest of the year. This month marks the smallest range of cars offered and the highest rental prices. In such a high season, when the number of free cars is minimal, you should arrange a rental as early as possible. This will allow you to get the best rental option at the most favorable price. The best time to rent a car in Fuerteventura is in November. It was during this period that the cost of renting a car of category Compact starts at 2230.1 RUB which is approximately 32% lower than the average annual price tag. In the summer, you should be prepared for the increase in the cost of rent. Price growth may be about 30-50% with a simultaneous reduction in the range of available offers. For example, the average price during July for the VW Jetta model, which is in demand in Fuerteventura, starts from 3032.94 RUB per day. During the summer months in Fuerteventura, the demand for cabriolet rentals increases significantly. This causes a significant increase in prices in rental companies and the limited choice of such cars. So, a day of rental of Mini Couper Cabrio will cost you 7225. 52 RUB . The most popular car models in Fuerteventura Mini Fiat 500 1160 RUB / day Mini Citroen C1 1249 RUB / Day COMPACT Ford FIESTA 1606 RUB / Day COMPACT Ford Focus 2052 RUB / Day 9000 SPEL ASTATE 9000 RUS Audi A4 2855 RUB / Day 4×4 BMW X1 2944 RUB / Day FORD FOXUS ESTATE 2944 RUB / Day Standard 9 9000 Nearby locations Closest airports Surrounding cities Prices by car class 4x 2x A/ 3x Mini Citroen C1 1249 RUB/Day 4X 2X A/ 9000 RUB / day 5x 3x A/ 4x Standard Audi A4 2855 RUB/Day 5X 4X A/ 5X ESTATE FORD FOXUS ESTATE / day 4x 3x A/ 5x 4×4 BMW X1 2944 RUB/ Day 4x 3x A/ C 9000 4X BUSINESS BMW 5000 BMW 5 series 4014 RUB / day 8x 4x A / 5x Minivan Ford Tourneo 4906 RUB / Day 2X A / C 9000 2X 9000 9000 9000 BMW 4 Cabrio 5798 RUB / day Our company offers customers a wide range of cars of any class. in Fuerteventura you can rent a convertible, SUV, sedan, station wagon, minivan, as well as a business class car. Our rental fleet consists of new vehicles manufactured in 2022. in Fuerteventura budget cars like Opel Corsa or Toyota Aygo can be booked for This is provided that the contract is concluded on the spot. If you choose the same cars in advance on our website, you will save. Prices start from 1159.65 RUB per day. Vehicles above: VW Jetta , Opel Mokka , Ford Foxus Estate – will cost an average of 3835.77 RUB per rental day. Here you can find minivans, luxury cars, business class cars and electric cars. Rental costs from Toyota Aygo to several hundred euros per day. In recent years, Fuerteventura has seen a steady increase in the demand for electric rental cars. Their popularity is due to the presence of numerous free parking lots and recharging stations. You will be able to rent Renault Zoe in Fuerteventura by selecting the desired car in the search filter, the start and end dates of the rental. What documents are needed to rent a car Driving license Credit card Voucher Passport International driver’s license required Fuerteventura car rental tips Download Google maps offline We recommend that you download the necessary maps to the Google Maps application on your smartphone before your trip. This will allow you to build travel routes and use offline navigation on the ground. Thus, you can significantly save on Internet roaming charges, as well as on the “Navigator” service. Downloading the map is easy. You should select the required area, set the desired scale and enter “ok maps” in the search field.  Book in advance Fuerteventura is a popular tourist destination, so car rental is consistently in demand. The earlier you book a car, the more options there will be and the lower the prices will be. Choose transport online at least 6 weeks before your visit. Better yet, do it as soon as you start planning your vacation. If plans change, you can cancel your booking without penalty up to 48 hours before it starts. Which car to choose Choose a car according to the purpose of the trip. You can drive around the city and the surrounding area in a compact car Toyota Aygo or Opel Corsa . These models are the most popular with our customers in Fuerteventura. In the mountains you will need more powerful transport. Pay attention to the volume of the engine – it must be more than 1.6 liters. The ideal option would be an all-wheel drive crossover. Ford Foxus Estate will cost 3032.94 RUB per day. By the way, before leaving, do not forget to refuel with a margin. On the rises, the fuel goes one and a half to two times more. Gas stations in mountain villages are rare. What to look for when picking up your car Before picking up, you are required to carefully inspect the car and report to the rental company manager for scratches, damage and defects, such as dirty seat upholstery. You should check the ignition and the fuel level in the tank. You need to know the conditions for returning the car – where exactly, with what amount of fuel to return the car. The rental agreement must include a telephone number to contact the rental company. It is designed so that customers can get help in emergency situations, such as when a car breaks down or in the event of an accident. A call to the rental company should be done first, even before the arrival of the police. Insurance recommendations Car rental companies in Fuerteventura may offer different insurance options. They differ in price and set of options. Here are the basic types: Third Party Liability (TPL) / Third Liability Protection (TLP). This is a third party liability protection. If you are the culprit of an accident, the insurance will compensate for the costs of the victims for you. Collision Damage Waiver (CDW). This is the protection of your vehicle from any damage. She works with a franchise. This is the amount that you will have to pay in case of damage in any case. The company will cover anything over the limit. The insurance does not cover theft. Theft Insurance (TI)/Theft Protection (TP)/ Theft Waiver (TW). This is car theft protection. Operates with a franchise. Super Loss Damage Waiver (SLDW)/Theft Protection+Collision Damage Waiver (TP+CDW). Complete protection against theft and damage, even if you are the culprit of the accident. Personal Accident Insurance (PAI). This is medical insurance for the driver and passengers. If you want to save money and choose the cheapest insurance, carefully inspect the car upon receipt. Make sure the machine is not damaged.  Unlimited mileage Before renting a car, check with the rental company if there is a daily mileage limit for a car. Typically, tourists use a rental car to travel not only around the city, but also to travel to neighboring cities and even countries. If such a restriction exists, it is recommended to choose a rental option where there is no limit. In this case, the total cost of the mileage will be lower, since you will not have to pay extra for exceeding the mileage. On our site, in the search results, check the filter “Unlimited mileage” to see the offers you need. Check out the fuel policy For long distance trips, it’s best to choose the option with the full tank charge already included. If you have a short trip, then this service is inappropriate. Be sure to read the fuel policy before making a booking: If necessary, use the special filter to select the most convenient option for you. Compare prices and conditions from different car rental companies When choosing a rental car in Fuerteventura, you should carefully read all the terms and conditions of the rental. This is due to the fact that different companies may differ not only in rental prices, but also in conditions for limiting mileage, the cost of additional services, and the amount of the deposit. To compare rental conditions, it is convenient to use the search and booking system on our website. How to choose a rental company Pay attention to the car park. Large and reliable companies regularly buy new machines. On our website you can check the rating of the distributor. It appears in search results next to the company name. Our clients name the best companies in Fuerteventura sixt with an average score of 9.8 points and budget with a score of 9.7 points. We show all rental conditions of different companies. Read the rules carefully before booking a car. Car collection procedure Getting a rented car in Fuerteventura is as follows: You show the manager a voucher, as well as the necessary documents – a passport and an international driver’s license. The manager draws up a lease agreement, after which the agreed amount of the security deposit will be blocked on your bank card. Before receiving the car, it is necessary to inspect it, fix the existing damage and inform the manager about them. Canaries, Fuerteventura, with a one-year-old child in November – Frogs in the box When it’s November, gray, cold and wet, and you really want warmth and sun, you can find summer within Europe. Canary Islands – in just a few hours you can throw off your winter coats and boots, jump into the ocean and get burned under the African sun. Most likely, we will have to jump out of the ocean just as quickly, and not get burned, cream with sun protection +50 helped us and the fact that our one-year-old child sleeps just in the very sun at home – the wind wakes her up on the street. A wind can be strong in the Canary Islands. And very strong. The adventure began at the airport with a flight delay and a search for a place to change the child. Some kind of spell was cast on the main airport, mostly baby friendly, countries – all children’s rooms were either closed or removed. And all the benches have partitions, so you can’t put a child on them either. They got out as best they could (in the truest sense of the word, too). Airport turns out to be excellent playground in itself: you can climb benches, climb stairs up and down, ride an escalator, ride carts, run around in the waiting room, and how interesting it is to watch the planes and cars of the airport through the huge windows. As soon as the plane started its engines and took off, our baby fell asleep – it was already time for daytime sleep. When I woke up, we had a whole bag of toys in our arsenal so that we had something to do before landing. But it was of little use – the most interesting toys turned out to be improvised means – magazines in the pockets of armchairs that can be taken out and put back, cups, tea bags, etc. Books could also be occupied for a while. Beach is also a wonderful playground: stones, sand, algae, sea with waves – all this is very interesting for a person who knows the world. A playground that never gets bored There was not a single rain for a week, the bright sun shone every day. Sometimes there were clouds, but they were quickly blown away by the wind. It can be windy on the islands, but compared to Tenerife in May, Fuerteventura in November was much calmer and more pleasant. We lived in the southern part of the island in town Costa Calma , but it wouldn’t be us if we spent our entire holiday there. Even at the airport upon arrival, we rented a car, because. this is the most optimal way to move around the island – the infrastructure there is not very developed. By car we made trips to the south and north of the island. The highway runs along the east coast, very conveniently connecting the main settlements. The rest of the roads are often unpaved. Our first internal trip was to the southern point of Fuerteventura to lighthouse Faro de Punto Jandia. It was very beautiful and windy there. And there we found a small fishing restaurant overlooking the sea, paella and some incredible fish dish, we were pleasantly surprised by the presence of a high chair and service – the waiters were efficient, but patiently waited for us to decide. This slideshow requires JavaScript. On the way back we stopped at the beach Morro Jable Playa del Matorral, near which there is an open-air museum with only one exhibit – the skeleton of a sperm whale, once washed up on the shore of the island. This slideshow requires JavaScript. It took us about 1.5 hours to get to the most popular resort in the north of Fuerteventura Corralejo by car. that’s how much our baby sleeps during the day. There is not much to do in Corralejo, especially during the siesta. Therefore, after walking along the promenade and having lunch at the best, according to Tripadvisor, but rather inexpensive restaurant, we went to the famous dunes. It is really very beautiful there – soft white sand, so pleasant to the touch, on one side the sea, on the other – dunes, in some places – stones and sparse desert vegetation. To protect themselves from strong winds, people here dig trenches like this, but we were lucky – right on our way, not far from the water, we found a small hill, behind which it was quiet and comfortable. This slideshow requires JavaScript. The island is rich not only in beaches – there are many routes for hiking in the mountains. We climbed the highest point of Fuerteventura Pico de la Zarza , 807 m. The 7-kilometer climb takes 1.5 hours for a person in good physical shape and light, and 2.5 hours with a child in a backpack on his shoulders. The descent is half an hour less. The road almost to the very top is wide, you can drive an SUV, the route is not difficult, only at the end there is a steep climb. On the way to and from the top, our baby successfully fell asleep in a backpack, but gusts of wind did not allow her to sleep, which did not contribute to her good mood. Oddly enough, on the very top that day it was completely calm, and you could safely eat on your own and feed the child with a beautiful view of the ocean and the hard-to-reach Cofete beach. And on the other day, on the contrary, it was quiet on the approach and descent, but the wind was very strong at the very top. Get your guide affiliate: Solutions : Partner Resource Center Опубликовано: October 28, 2022 в 1:29 pm Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous GetYourGuide (US) – Content Partnerships Affiliate Program ID | 18925 Signup And Join Program Login And Join Program GetYourGuide is the booking platform for incredible travel experiences. Choose from over 50,000 tours & activities in more than 7,500 destinations. More information is available at https://www.getyourguide.com/ Payments Attribution Period (Cookie Length) 30 Days Blog URL Facebook Website Overview Program Terms GetYourGuide (US) – Content Partnerships Affiliate Program Welcome to GetYourGuide’s affiliate program! GetYourGuide is a world’s leading booking platform for incredible travel experiences with the aim to provide our affiliates with the best commissions & partner experience in the market. GetYourGuide helps travelers find the best things to do wherever they’re headed — including skip-the-line tickets to the world’s most iconic attractions, walking tours by top local experts, immersive food and beverage tours, cooking and craft classes, bucket-list experiences and niche offerings you won’t find anywhere else.   Since its founding in 2009, travelers from more than 170 countries have booked over 40 million tours, activities and attraction tickets through GetYourGuide. Serving our US customers out of New York and San Francisco, the company is headquartered out of Berlin, Germany and has offices in an additional 15 countries around the world. For more information, please visit www.getyourguide.com. Share GetYourGuide’s incredible selection of attractions, tours and activities with your readers. 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To get data, use the method https://experience.tripster.ru/api/guides/?city=60 To get feedback on the tour guide, use the method https://experience.tripster.ru/api/guides/33034/reviews/ Query parameters city – filter by city id 6 2 city__iata — filter by IATA code city__name_ru — filter by name into cities in Russian city__name_en — filter by name into cities in English 012 Response structure API response example 1 2 3 four 5 6 7 eight 9 ten eleven 12 13 fourteen fifteen 16 17 eighteen 19 twenty 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 thirty 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 count: 121 "next": "https://experience. tripster.ru/api/guides/?city=60&page=2", "previous": null "results": [ { "id": 134910, "first_name": "Mariam", "url": "https://experience.tripster.ru/guide/1349ten/", "avatar": { "small": "https://experience-ireland.s3.amazonaws.com/avatar/3d1c677e-6dcd-11e8-a49f-6e714efd800d.31x31.jpg", "medium": "https://experience-ireland.s3.amazonaws.com/avatar/3d100b46-6dcd-11e8-a49f-6e714efd800d.150x150.jpg" }, rating: 4.95 "review_count": 1172 "avg_reaction_delay": null, "links": { "reviews": "https://experience.tripster.ru/api/guides/134910/reviews/" }, city: { "id": 60, "name_ru": "Tbilisi", "name_en": "Tbilisi", "iata": "TBS", country: { "id": 136, "name_ru": "Georgia", "name_en": "Georgia", currency: EUR, "in_obj_phrase": "in Georgia", "experience_count": 390, "url": "https://experience. tripster.ru/destinations/georgia/", region: CIS }, "experience_count": 302, "in_obj_phrase": "in Tbilisi", "url": "https://experience.tripster.ru/experience/Tbilisi/", image: { "cover": "https://experience-ireland.s3.amazonaws.com/thumbs2/abf408d2-05c5-11e5-a5d4-12314301112f.870x490.jpg", "thumbnail": "https://experience-ireland.s3.amazonaws.com/photos/e82d4032-68a7-4e2a-8644-35017cc40326.jpg" }, "utc_offset": 14400.0 }, "description": "Hi, my name is Mariam, and being a guide is not just my profession, but a vocation, the call of the soul. I really love Tbilisi and I crave to share it with everyone around me. I love meeting new people and ignite their love for my I have been working as a guide for many years, but it seems to get even more interesting every year. \r\nI know the history of Georgia, its culture, art, mythology very well, but I never stop learning further to make you fall in love with the city more. I will also teach you to sing and dance real Georgian songs and dances." }, ... ] } Affiliate system is advertising of other companies in letters. For example, in a mailing list about cinema, a block with a promotional code for registering in an online cinema is added. Let's take a closer look at each system and how to effectively announce them in the mailing list. Referral program - attracting new customers Companies with the help of such a program attract a new audience, motivating current customers to invite acquaintances for a fee. A typical example is to bring a friend to a beauty salon and get a discount on the service. Usually there are 2 referral marketing strategies: one-sided - only the inviter gets the bonus double-sided - the inviter and the invitee receive a bonus Announcement of a two-way referral program in the MIF mailing list Separate letters and information blocks in regular letters are used to announce the referral program in the mailing list. Let's look at examples of how best to format such letters about the program. Introductory Letters If the company is just launching the program, it is worth preparing a separate newsletter describing the program. Show the advantages of the referral system in one or more messages with catchy text and a bright CTA button to motivate the user to go to the site and register in the program. An example of referral marketing in the Babadu mailing list We also recommend sending reminder letters about the program once every 2-3 months, as well as including at least one information letter in the welcome chain. Announcement of promotions for program members Sometimes companies offer short-term promotions with increased bonuses for attracting a new client. In this case, you need to select among the recipients an audience segment that is already participating in the referral program, and send a letter with a brief announcement. For other clients, it is worth making a more detailed description of the referral program in the email newsletter and an announcement of a promotion with an increased bonus. Cashback service offers an increased bonus for referring friends in honor of Thanksgiving Day Messages about receiving a bonus for a friend Often prepare separate letters that the invited friend has completed the targeted action and the partner has received a reward. Such letters can be made trigger. To do this, you need to set up event automation in the mailing service and prepare a letter template. In Sendsay, setting up such emails is in section Automation . In it, you can add a message template, specify the conditions for sending a letter and the desired segment of recipients. An example of a letter stating that the client received a bonus for a friend Announcement of the program in a separate block of regular mailing Information is placed in the header, additional block at the end of the letter or on the banner in the footer. The message briefly talks about the program and its bonuses, adding a link to the site with details. Announcement of the referral program in the footer banner Affiliate program in the mailing list - advertising of other companies The second way of working with partners is called cross-promotional placement - this is when companies agree on mutual advertising in each other's mailing lists. In rare cases, they agree on one-sided advertising for money. Companies are selected for placement, whose offers may be of interest to readers. This increases the value of the newsletter for subscribers and helps both companies get new customers. The choice of a partner must be treated carefully so as not to spoil the reputation. Be sure to check reviews about the company, request certificates and licenses if the company is little known. It is also important to choose companies whose audience suits your business. To do this, along with the mailing statistics and the size of the base, a portrait of the target audience is requested. The audience of the MIF bookstore is interested in business, marketing and psychology, so advertising of such events is interesting for subscribers service. Skyeng affiliate advertising offers the reader a free reading guide Partners are usually announced in additional letter blocks, in some cases separate letters are allocated for advertising. Let's look at examples. A separate block in the regular mailing list Skyeng often announces partner offers in an additional mailing block. To do this, the company has a recognizable section at the end of the letter, where there is a branded partner banner, a short announcement with a bonus and a button. Advertising not from some company, but from friends - this increases the credibility of the partner Boxberry attaches advertising banners with partner materials in the order information letter, indicating that bonuses are available only to company customers. Boxberry affiliate email marketing You can also add a gamification element to keep your subscribers interested. For example, Yandex Practicum added an ad block with an interesting book test to its weekly digest, which simultaneously advertises its partner, the MIF bookstore, and Yandex's own language school. Advertising looks interesting and native Separate letters with partners advertising This can be an individual letter about one company and a selection of profitable offers from partners. For example, the Rookee service makes partner email newsletters with a selection of offers from different companies. At the beginning of the letter, they give a brief announcement of the promotions so that the reader can immediately understand if there is something useful for him. At the beginning of the letter, a brief listing, then information about each offer Another example - Sbermarket prepared a separate letter to announce the action with Skyeng, in which he told the conditions of participation, information about the school and gave brief instructions on how to use the promotional code on the partner's website. A simple and understandable explanation with a branded banner of the English school Briefly about the main thing So, we have analyzed 2 ways of working with partners: partner advertising and referral marketing in email newsletters. Usually in email marketing, they are announced in an additional block of regular mailings or in a separate letter. A few recommendations that will help make advertising messages more effective: for affiliate mailings achieve unique conditions for readers - promotional codes, discounts and gifts from partners place ad blocks in one place - readers will always know that there is useful advertising at the end of the letter do not make individual banners, if there are many partners - it is better to separate them from each other using text layout tools add messages about the referral program to the welcome-letters chain - this way more users will know about it automate emails that an invited friend has completed a target action - the client will be pleased to receive a message about the bonus test email - make sure emails are displayed correctly and sent to users in the correct segment Worked on the article: Follow us on social networks How to make money on affiliate programs Affiliate program is the easiest way to make money on the Internet, and at the same time the most affordable way to make money for everyone. Affiliate programs are really the best way that people have come up with at the moment to earn additional income on the Internet. Or rather, the business itself suggested it, because the Internet is already our second life, where people are already earning money, and offline is smoothly moving into online. Affiliates are good because you do not need to have your own business, since affiliate programs are commercial cooperation between the owner of their services or goods and a partner who helps the author sell his product. The owners of their business, of course, are interested in having as many sales as possible, and for this they create an affiliate program. The partner who brought the buyer to the owner of the goods, and who bought a certain product, then the partner receives a certain reward for this. For attracting new customers to the owner of the product, their union is kept. Beneficial for both: the owner sold the product, and the partner received a commission. But here, too, there are pros and cons. Pros and cons of affiliate programs Although the method of earning money on affiliate programs is simple, it also has its pros and cons. Pluses are: You do not need to create and have your own product: website, business, goods, services, etc., that is, you do not need to invest your money in anything. To promote an affiliate program, you get ready-made tools from the author: posts, necessary materials, a list of links, banners. You can work in several affiliate programs at once, thereby increasing your income. You can work at home in your free time. You don't have to be a great affiliate marketer, just offer online where you can. You are your own boss, there is no boss over you, you organize your own working time. The disadvantages are: Earnings are unstable, for example, due to the high competitiveness of the offered goods. Your competitors may have a better product and a lower price. If the product is not in demand, or not in demand for the season, or no one needs it at all. Your unscrupulous partner, they sold his goods, but he did not pay you - it happens. Self-doubt and lack of your knowledge and skills in affiliate marketing How to start making money on affiliate programs Therefore, in order to make initial earnings on affiliate programs, you still need certain knowledge. First, you need to have basic knowledge in computer literacy. Be able to write an enticing post in your group, confirmed by a colorful picture. To hook and attract the attention of the visitor, and he immediately followed your affiliate link and bought the offered product. You need to be able to collect your own subscriber base, create your own sales funnel. In general, you need a whole system of knowledge and techniques to come to some results. In this case, affiliate marketing is best learned from the pros. I started studying with Dmitry Gid, and I can tell you that he is a very intelligent teacher – he explains everything in a simple, understandable language. The material is given in step-by-step difficulty, mastered easily and quickly. By studying his lessons, I began to earn money. These are my earnings You can also start getting knowledge from the basics of working with affiliate programs from Dmitry Guide. For example, start with his free guide, and then move on as you build and apply your experience in affiliate marketing. He has a chat where you can ask something you don't understand and get help. Better yet, check out my review in this video. I received more extensive knowledge from Yulia Litvina and continue my studies. Her free and paid courses contain 3,800 video lessons for learning to make money on the Internet for any age - there is a lot to learn. Start also with free, see if it suits you, and only then you can buy a training course from her. I assure you that you will enjoy learning from her, as her lessons are easy to understand and there is support. I wrote about partners that I study with myself, but besides them there are many other affiliate programs in different niches, such as health, psychology, self-development, cooking, gardening, spiritual development and others. By choosing your niche that you like, it will be easier for you to promote products on the Internet and earn money in this affiliate program. Everything seems to be simple, but earnings will depend on you, that is, neither on neighbors nor on friends, but only on you. You need to spend your time and energy, you need to do something a little every day to establish a scheme of work in affiliate programs, since nothing happens quickly. And only systematic work will subsequently bring a good result and even then passive income. Ways to promote affiliate programs In affiliate programs, an important point is to attract traffic, that is, to attract users. Therefore, beginners need to know where to advertise information about a partner product and place ads. The best and most convenient option would be your blog or website. On your resource, you can write a useful article about an affiliate product and insert your affiliate link. Also write a detailed review about the promoted product, or post an extensive review of the product or service. And also place a banner of the advertised product. If your blog has 1000 visits, then you are guaranteed sales. Social networks will also help you in promoting affiliate products. Having accounts in different social networks, you can post interesting posts in them that will attract new users to your promoted product. YouTube channel will also help you. An attractive way to accompany recommended partner products would be video content, in which you yourself will tell in detail about the product, how it is useful and why you should buy it. It is best to make selling posts on Vkontakte through the Senler application with a thematic bright picture and this way you will collect subscribers who will later become your customers. Through Senler, you gain a base of subscribers and create an auto funnel, and here you already receive passive income. It is good to promote a partner product or service in the E-mail newsletter, as this is a constant source of traffic, so it is essential and reasonable to have your own subscription base and your subscribers. And finally, you can promote in paid ways, that is, you create ads. On Vkontakte, you can create targeted ads that will be displayed on the left and seen by thousands of people. Whom she is interested in, those people can go and buy the advertised product or service. You can also place ads in Yandex Direct, but you need to know this, or you need to learn this. I studied at Yandex Direct with Dmitry Dyakov. I liked his teaching, he explains the material sensibly, step by step. The training is supported by a personal curator, from whom you can ask everything that you do not understand. There is a chat in Telegram, where everyone also helps each other. Dmitry also holds weekly webinars for his students, where he answers all their questions. I learned how to advertise and run it, difficulties arose in finding a customer. But other students find their customers and are already earning decent money. They themselves reported this in the chat. I think that over time I will find my customer. Types of affiliate programs Affiliate programs are divided into several types: Commodity affiliate programs are mainly online stores that offer different products: clothes, household appliances, shoes, jewelry, electronics, sports tools, and others . These will be AliExpress, Ozon.ru, Wildberries.ru, Technomarket. Infowares are such educational partner programs where they teach something. They offer courses in various fields, books, trainings, and webinars. Affiliate programs of services where different services themselves are advertised, such as JustClick, Makhost, Getresponse.com. Being their partners, you can advertise these services and invite others to use these services. Affiliate CPA is an intermediary site where goods (offers) of many advertisers are collected. These are Admitad, KMA, Ad-x, M1-Shop, Salid. It is convenient because here on one site you can find a lot of different products in different directions. This site has a directory of affiliate programs where you can choose an affiliate program according to your interests. How to start - instructions for beginners If you have a strong desire to start your earnings with affiliate programs, then I advise you to start with the simplest: your commission payments. It can be Yandex wallet or Qiwi or some other. This will need to be found out in the affiliate program of your choice, to which the deductions will go. Must have basic computer skills. Then you need to choose a topic that interests you. It can be health, esotericism, personal growth, real estate, information business, and others, that is, a topic that you are well versed in. This is to make it easier, accessible and competent to talk about the advertised product or service. After choosing a niche, register in the affiliate program and get into your personal account. Get acquainted with the rules, what percentage the advertiser deducts from the sale of a product or service, on what days payments are made. Then get acquainted with the list of goods or services that have your referral links. And the next step is to start advertising the selected product or service with your affiliate link, using the previously described promotion methods, where and how to place the link. The system remembers the person who clicked on your referral link, and if he also bought the product, you will receive a percentage of the commission payment to your electronic wallet. It would seem easy and simple, and partly true, but this is the same job and you need to do it every day, gaining experience and collecting all the subtleties and nuances in product promotion. You will have to write interesting posts about the product or service being promoted, find (or create yourself) and add beautiful pictures to the posts. Instructions for registering in an affiliate program This example will help you how to register in an affiliate program, for example, Yulia Litvina. Go to her page and scroll down to the end. Its affiliate program is indicated there, go and get acquainted with its conditions. If everything suits you, register using this form. That's all, good luck to you! Conclusion I want to summarize what I said above, that earnings on affiliate programs are possible for everyone, you just need your strong desire. Driving tenerife: Driving In Tenerife – useful information and advice Опубликовано: October 28, 2022 в 1:11 pm Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous Top 10 Tenerife Drives There’s some pretty dramatic scenery if you follow the tarmac in the right direction in Tenerife. So fill up with petrol, wind the window down (or even better, rent a convertible) and enjoy the views on our top 10 Tenerife drives. 1. Valle San Lorenzo to Gúí­mar Before the TF1 motorway opened, the only way to get from the capital to the south of Tenerife was via a sinuous road which connects a series of bridges over deep ravines like a tarmac dot to dot. Through deserted villages, picturesque hamlets and cave-pocked landscapes, driving this needs a stomach for twists and turns and an empty memory card. 2. La Laguna to El Portillo One of the Tenerife island drives with the biggest WOW factor, this spinal route takes you through eucalyptus and pine scented, dappled loveliness offering jaw-dropping views over both sides of the island. The road passes through the amazing La Tarte rock formation and onto the Astrophysics Observatory which looks like Dr Evil’s lair. 3. Boca Tauce to Roques de García Drive anywhere away from the motorways on Tenerife and you’ll forget why you have a fourth gear and remember what the steering wheel’s for until you get to Boca Tauce. One of the straightest stretches of road on the island, drivers will love flooring the pedal on this one. Passengers can enjoy watching the landscape morph from pine to lava as it flies past the window. 4. Santiago del Teide to Masca If you like to gawp at the scenery when you’re behind the wheel, consider someone else for the job. This is roller coaster of a road which has to be taken very slowly and is subsequently possibly the safest stretch of road on the island. But for passengers, it’s a real show stopper as you twist down the near-vertical cliff side overlooking the village of Masca. 5. Masca to Los Silos Having conquered the Santiago del Teide approach road, this is the driver’s reward, but very few ever take it. Continue through Masca and emerge at the ‘giant pie with a slice taken out of it’ of El Palmar. Through country villages and along the beautiful north coast, you’ll find very little other traffic and plenty of opportunity to merge driving with gawping, all the way to the picturesque town of Los Silos. 6. La Orotava to Icod de los Vinos Combine a beautiful drive with a tour of Tenerife’s most historic towns beginning with aristocratic La Orotava, famed for its traditional balconies and its flower carpets. Taking in  Los Realejos with its fairy tale church spire, and epic panoramas, the road climbs to El Lance from where paragliders launch themselves off an urge we have always managed to resist. 7. Puerto de la Cruz to Los Silos Tracing Tenerife’s most beautiful coastline, this drive takes in old haciendas set amongst palm groves and shady roadside parks filled with picnic tables and barbecue areas just crying out for a couple of steaks to be thrown onto the grill. As if that wasn’t enough, it also takes you into the heart of Tenerife’s charismatic town of Garachico. 8. San Andrés to Pico del Inglés Beginning with the fishing village of San Andrés with its excellent restaurants, the road climbs into the ancient Anaga Mountains with amazing views over the dramatic highland landscape. Take a trip to tiny Taganana, which is as much fun to visit as it is to say, and to Roque de las Bodegas where coach loads come to try the seafood, before arriving at one of the best viewpoints on the island. We should call this drive ‘fish and cliffs’. 9. Adeje to Los Gigantes The TF 47 coastal drive takes in the sunny, west coast resorts of Playa San Juan, Alcalá, Playa de la Arena and Puerto Santiago before culminating beneath the ‘giants’ of Los Gigantes. At each resort, park the car and head to the sea to find their prettiest faces, beaches and lots of opportunities to lighten the wallet on family favourite drinks and snacks. 10. Los Cristianos to Vilaflor Following the TF28 as it climbs out of Los Cristianos, the road travels through La Camella and Valle San Lorenzo before turning left and climbing to Spain’s highest village. From coast to 1500 metres above sea level and from sprawling modern resort to traditional village in under an hour, this is a route straight from Dr Who’s secret map of time travel drives. If you fancy a more sedate form of sightseeing, climb out of your car and check out our Tenerife Top 10 Walks. One day in Tenerife | Driving routes If you’ve got just 24 hours on your hands, your express tour of Tenerife should definitely include the three must-sees: Mount Teide, La Laguna and Candelaria. Teide National Park What better way to start the day than atop Spain’s highest peak, 3,178 m (12,198 ft) high? Teide National Park is home to magical settings and native plant species, such as the Teide Violet or the bugloss. At the foot of the volcano, the Ucanca Valley reveals its desert-like landscape and lunar beauty. If you want to reach the summit, the cable car will drop you off just 200 m (650 ft) below. Then, you will need a permit from the National Park’s office to climb the final stretch to the top on foot. San Cristóbal de La Laguna Next on the “must-see map” is the city of San Cristóbal de la Laguna, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with its own irresistible character. To get there, take the TF-24 from El Portillo. Visitors flock to its historic quarter every day, eager to explore the colonial charm of its old buildings and its charming cobbled streets. The La Concepción church tower, the Tenerife History Museum, the Diocese Building and the Cathedral are just some of the sites that are worth visiting whilst here. The streets of La Laguna are buzzing with lively groups of young people, but are also full of elegant ladies and gentlemen taking a leisurely evening stroll. Families with kids while away their hours at its many children’s play areas. The city is a hive of art and culture with an astonishing eclectic variety. Shopping here is another great option. Take your pick from retro fashion items and bold vintage accessories or exclusive designer items hot off the catwalk. For the interior designer in you, there is also a range of decorative products, from minimalist to classical, made by the Island’s craftsmen. And to round off the day, recharge your batteries in one – or several – of its hundreds of cosy taverns and cafés. Treat yourself to the local “barraquito”, a dose of coffee topped with fresh milk and a dash of condensed milk to taste, plus a few drops of liquor and a slice of lemon rind, topped off with a sprinkling of cinnamon – exquisite! Anaga Country Park Don’t worry if you’re not tempted by the bustle of the city. What you are looking for is not far away. The nearby Anaga Country Park is one of Tenerife’s most stunning natural areas. The lookout point at Cruz del Carmen on the Monte de las Mercedes affords spectacular views over the laurel forests that cover the mountainside and the farmland beyond, with its colourful country houses sprinkled about the land. Picturesque hamlets and welcoming restaurants are dotted along the roadside as it ventures into the park. Don’t expect any fancy frills. This is about savouring the typical substantial dishes of traditional Canarian cuisine, including the local stew and rabbit in ‘salmorejo’ sauce. Candelaria Heading further south along the TF-1 motorway, Candelaria entices visitors with its charm. This small town is home to the Basilica of the Virgin of La Candelaria, the patron saint of the Canary Islands. In the square, right by the sea, huge statues of Guanche people guard the basilica representing the nine Guanche leaders who reigned in Tenerife before the arrival of the Spanish. The surrounding pedestrianised streets are full of shops where you will find the perfect souvenir of your stay. The most popular is the image of the Virgin of La Candelaria, the patron saint of the archipelago. Bring me Scooter rights in Spain. Spain in Russian Scooters or mopeds are very common in Spain. For those who work in the city center, they have become a real salvation from traffic jams and the need to look for a place to park a car on crowded central streets. Mopeds or scooters are easy to drive and do not develop high speed, so many have doubts about whether a moped license is needed in Spain. Yes, they are needed. Below we will dwell on this issue in detail. What is a scooter in Spain? Scooter or moped (scooter, escuter, ciclomotor, motoneta) is a two- or three-wheeled vehicle with an engine capacity of not more than 50 cc. cm and a maximum speed of not more than 50 km / h. At what age can you get a scooter license in Spain? From the age of 15. However, passengers can only be transported upon reaching the age of 18. How to get a scooter license in Spain? The procedure for obtaining a scooter license in Spain is very similar to obtaining a type B driver’s license and consists of the following steps. Passing a psychophysiological test in an authorized center. Payment of a state fee of about 40 euros. Submission of an application with a medical certificate and proof of payment of the state fee. Passing a theoretical exam (20 questions in total, 2 mistakes are allowed). Passing a practical exam (conducted in a closed area). After successfully passing the exams – obtaining a license to drive a scooter in Spain. The scooter license is AM. If you have a B license valid in Spain, you do not need an AM license. Difference between scooter and motorcycle The main difference is the volume and, accordingly, the power of the engine. Up to 50 cu. cm is a scooter or moped, from 50 cu. see motorcycle. From a practical point of view, a scooter is more convenient for city driving. has a comfortable platform for the driver’s feet behind the front shield and a tank under the seat. Motorcycle rights in Spain are category A, with sub-categories depending on engine size. The simplest category is A1, issued to drivers over the age of 16, for motorcycles with an engine capacity of 50 to 125 cc. see If you have a category B driving license valid in Spain and have been driving for more than 3 years, you do not need to obtain category A1. Rent a scooter in Spain One of the most popular scooter rental companies in Spain is Cooltra. This is an international company with branches in 11 of the most touristic cities in Spain, including Barcelona, ​​Madrid, Valencia, Alicante, Benidorm, Mallorca, etc. The Cooltra fleet includes over 4,500 vehicles. The rental price is very economical compared to other rental companies, for example in Barcelona you can rent a scooter starting at 25 euros. What rights are required to rent a scooter in Spain? National or Spanish license category AM or foreign or Spanish license category B. In addition to the national license, we recommend obtaining an international license, because often Spanish police do not accept Russian rights. Please note that if you live in Spain for more than 6 months, you must obtain a Spanish driving license. Where to buy a scooter in Spain? If you decide to buy a new scooter, you can contact one of the specialized salons. However, if you are looking for a used option, you can find great deals on the motomercado website, where individuals can freely list and buy used scooters and motorcycles. For all questions regarding renting a scooter in Spain, obtaining a license in Spain, as well as other questions about vehicles in Spain, please call the Center for Services for Business and Life in Spain “Spain in Russian”. We will be glad to help you! Need help in Spain? The service center “Spain in Russian” is more than 100 types of services in Russian in any region of Spain. +7 495 236 98 99 or +34 93 272 64 90, [email protected] Was this article helpful? Yes (2) Your criticism helps us improve the content. Please write what is wrong. Send No (0) How much does it cost to get a driving license in Spain in 2022? Date: 02.02.2022 Author: ABC of Spain How much does it cost to get a driving license in Spain in 2022? Photo: Pexels In a number of regions of Spain it is difficult to do without personal transport, so the issue of obtaining a Spanish driver’s license is relevant for many who move to live in this country. In any case, having a license gives a lot more freedom in terms of movement, and the question of the cost of learning to drive and passing exams sooner or later confronts many expats. An important role in deciding whether to take an exam for rights is played by the cost of all the procedures that you have to go through. According to the 2020 Compare the Market study, Spain is the ninth most expensive country in the world to obtain a license. In this regard, it is second only to a few prosperous countries in Europe, such as Norway, Finland, Switzerland or the UK. Currently, there are about 9 thousand driving schools in Spain, which can set prices for services at their discretion. Statistics show that in this regard, the difference between regions and even cities in the same region can be quite significant. According to consumer protection organizations, on average, obtaining a driver’s license involves a number of costs: Driving school enrollment Registration for a driving school in Spain costs an average of 200 euros, although this amount can vary quite significantly depending on the policy of the driving school. Some schools run promotions periodically and you can enroll for free, while others set the fee well above 200 euros. Learning the theory and practice of driving On average, theory lessons cost 203 euros. These are classes that future drivers attend in person, paying an additional approximately 13 euros for training materials. In 2022, the traffic police department allowed driving schools to conduct theory classes online. Before a student of a driving school is allowed to drive a car, he must pass a series of tests, during which his psychological, sensory, motor skills and reflexes are tested. These are simple tests for visual coordination, hearing and vision, in addition, blood pressure is also checked. As a rule, this inspection is carried out in the so-called “centros de reconocimiento de conductores” and costs between 30 and 35 euros. Statistics show that the main expense item for those who want to learn how to drive and get a license is practical training. On average, one such lesson lasting 45 minutes costs 25 euros. In Spain, there is no approved minimum number of lessons that must be completed in order to be admitted to the exam. But if the student of the school is a complete beginner, then he may need up to 35 lessons, and this is about 750 euros. Foreign residents who already have a license in their country and are about to acquire a Spanish one are advised to take at least five driving lessons. This is optional, but highly recommended, because before taking the exam it is desirable to familiarize yourself with the peculiarities of driving in Spain, which may differ from what the applicant is used to in their home country. Exams To be able to take the exam, you must pay for it. The cost of the exam in 2022 has increased slightly and is now 94.05 euros. A total of three attempts are given to pass the theoretical and practical exams. In other words, if a student of the school managed to pass the theory on the first try, he has two attempts to pass the driving test. Roca nivaria teneriffa: Hotel Roca Nivaria GH | Playa Paraíso | Adeje | Tenerife Опубликовано: October 28, 2022 в 12:33 pm Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous Adrián Hoteles Roca Nivaria (Teneriffa) • HolidayCheck Europa Spanien Teneriffa Teneriffa Hotels Costa Adeje Adrián Hoteles Roca Nivaria Avenida Adeje, 300 38678 Costa Adeje Teneriffa Spanien Auf Karte anzeigen Award Recommendation Rate 96% 5,7 / 6 4.143 BewertungenBewertung abgebenBilder hochladenMerken Hotelübersicht Bewertungen Bilder Videos Fragen vom Hotelier, August 2011 von Nicole, Januar 2019 vom Hotelier, Juni 2018 vom Hotelier, Juni 2018 vom Hotelier, Juni 2018 vom Hotelier, Juni 2018 vom Hotelier, Juni 2018 vom Hotelier, Juni 2018 vom Hotelier, August 2017 Alle Bilder(5. 174) Pauschalreise 10.12.2022 – 17.12.2022HalbpensionDZ Balkon Terrasse Meerbl Ab 1.988 €2 Erw Hotel allgemein Beliebteste Ausstattungen: Wifi kostenfrei Direkter Strandzugang Infinity Pool 30 Minuten zum Flughafen Kostenlose Parkplätze Gesamtzahl Zimmer < 300 Check-In ab 14:00 Uhr Check-Out bis 12:00 Uhr Barrierefreiheit Gesamtes Hotel barrierefrei zugänglich Haustiere Nicht erlaubt Nichtraucher- und Raucherinformation Raucherbereiche sind vorhanden Personal spricht folgende Sprachen Niederländisch, Französisch, Englisch, Deutsch, Spanisch Zielgruppe Wellnessreisende, Badeurlauber, Hochzeitsreisende, Urlaub zu zweit, Familie, Singles mit Kind, Singles Hoteltyp Sporthotel, Tagungshotel, Golfhotel, Wellnesshotel, Gruppenhotel, Luxushotel, Club/Clubhotel, Familienhotel Das Hotel allgemein Das Roca Nivaria Gran Hotel, eröffnet im November 2005, verfügt über das gleiche Qualitätssiegel und den persönlichen Service wie das Hotel Jardines de Nivaria und das Hotel Colón Guanahaní. Die unendlichen Ausblicke über den Ozean, die Schönheit des minimalistischen Stils und das große Angebot an Sport-, Gesundheits- und Schönheitsaktivitäten machen das Roca Nivaria GH zu dem idealen Urlaubsdomizil für Familien, Paare und jenen Personen, die Qualität in einem exklusiven, aber familiären Ambiente voraussetzen. Ohne die ausgesprochene Freundlichkeit und Schlichtheit, die der Besitzer Herr Rafael Adrían und seine Frau Aurora Ruera allen Mitarbeitern vermitteln, wäre es nicht möglich, dass sich unsere Gäste vom ersten Moment an wie Zuhause fühlen. Die Lage des Hotels Gelegen in Playa Paraíso mit direktem Zugang zum Naturstrand (Costa Adeje), im Süden Teneriffas, wird Ihnen ein spektakulärer Blick auf den atlantischen Ozean und die Insel La Gomera geboten. Der Flughafen “Reina Sofía” ist nur 25 km entfernt. Zimmer / Unterbringung im Hotel 169 Doppelzimmer, 40 Superior Doppelzimmer, 53 Junior Suiten für Familien, 24 Superior Suiten, 2 Präsidentensuiten y 1 Royal Suite. Unsere geräumigen Doppelzimmer sind ausgestattet mit ausgewählten, modernen Möbeln, einem Luxusbad mit Dusche und Badewanne, WC, Bidet, Fön, Bademantel, Hausschuhen, Direktwahltelefon, Minibar, Satelliten-TV mit Musikkanälen, Safe, Balkon oder Terrasse, Klimaanlage und 24h Zimmerservice. Meerblick mit Aufschlag. Maximal 2 Personen können ein Doppelzimmer (35m2+12m2) bewohnen. Das Hotel bietet Superior Doppelzimmer (40m2+15m2) für 2 Erwachsene und 1 Kind an (mit Zusatzsofa). Die Junior Suiten für Familien (60m2+14m2) verfügen über einen abgetrennten Wohnraum für 2 zusätzliche Personen. (Max. Belegung: 2 Erwachsene + 2 Kinder auf Schlafsofa). Die Superior Suiten (65m2 – 75m2 + Terrasse 30 – 45m2): exklusive Möbel, mit abgetrenntem Wohnzimmer für 2 zusätzliche Personen. (max. Kapazität. 4 Personen). Die Präsidentensuiten (min. Belegung 4 Personen) (105m2 + 2 Terrassen 23m2): 2 Schlafzimmer und 2 Badezimmer (1 davon mit Jacuzzi). Die Royal Suite (120m2+45m2): mit exklusivem Design, zwei Zimmern mit jeweils eigenem Badezimmer und Jacuzzi und einem geräumigen Salon. (min. Belegung: 4 Personen). Doppelzimmer können auch als Einzelzimmer belegt werden. Weiters bietet das Hotel Doppelzimmer mit Verbindungstür, Nichtraucherzimmer (alle Zimmer sind Nichtraucherzimmer) und rollstuhlgerechte Zimmer an. Gastronomie im Hotel Hauptrestaurant “Garoé”: internationales Büffet mit einer geräumigen Terrasse und Panoramablick über den atlantischen Ozean. Show-Cooking und hausgemachte Konditorware. Poolrestaurant “Ahemón”: für Mittagessen und Snacks. 2 Themenrestaurants à la carte: “Burgos” – spanisch und “Verona” – italienisch. Bar “Tamaragua” nahe der Rezeption, Pianobar “Coloquio” und Disco “Belingo” mit Life-Musik und internationalen Shows. Das Hotel verfügt über Konferenzräume für jede Art von Veranstaltungen und über gebührenfreies Internet. Sport und Unterhaltung Das Hotel verfügt über folgende Sporteinrichtungen: 2 Tennisplätze, Paddle, Fitnesscenter und Bogenschiessanlage. Zwei prächtige Schwimmbäder, eines mit Meerwasser, ganzjährlich beheizt. Direkter Zugang zu einem kleinen Sandstrand mit exotischen Palmen. FÜR DIE KINDER • Babyclub (10 Monate bis 4 Jahre) • Miniclub (4 bis12 Jahre) • ein internationales Animationsprogramm für Erwachsene und Kinder. SPA UND WELLNESSCENTER “Azules de Nivaria”, ein SPA auf 2.000 m² mit: Römische Thermen, Türkisches Bad, Sauna, Flotarium, Hidromasajepool, Vichy-Dusche, Relaxzone, Niágara-Bad, Moor-Dampf-Bad, Kaltwasserbad, Duschen, 11 Behandlungskabinen (auch für Paare), Fitneßcenter und Frisör. GOLF UND PUTTING GREEN Die Mehrheit der Golfplätze der Insel gewähren unseren Hotelgästen einen speziellen Rabatt. Hinweis: Allgemeine und unverbindliche Hoteliers-/Veranstalter-/Katalog-/Corona-Massnahmeninformationen. Alle Angaben ohne Gewähr und ohne Prüfung durch HolidayCheck. Bitte lesen Sie vor der Buchung die verbindlichen Angebotsdetails des jeweiligen Veranstalters. Relevanteste Bewertungen (4.143 Bewertungen) Weiterempfehlung Gesamtbewertung 5,7 / 6 Hotel 5,7 Service 5,8 Gastronomie 5,4 Zimmer 5,7 Lage 5,2 Sport & Unterh. 5,2 Alle Bewertungen anzeigen Fragen zum Hotel? Ehemalige Gäste des Hotels kennen die Antwort! David am 20. September 2022 Hallo, ist eine Juniorsuite mit 2 Kindern ausreichend? Schlafen die Kinder hier in einem separaten Zimmer? Christian am 4. Oktober 2022 Ja, die ist aus meiner Sicht völlig ausreichend. Im Eingangsbereich befindet sich das 2. Zimmer mit 2 Einzelbetten. Durch einen Flur gelangt man vorbei am Badezimmer in das Elterschlafzimmer. Hilfreich 0 Gabi am 15. September 2022 Hallo, gibt es Raucherbereiche innerhalb der Anlage ? Gibt es gute Busverbindungen zwischen den Orten ? Jens Thorsten am 24. September 2022 Auf der eigenen Terrasse bzw. dem Balkon kann man rauchen, sonst habe ich nie jemanden rauchen sehen. Hilfreich 0 Petra am 11. September 2022 Hallo, wie sieht es mit langen Strand Spaziergängen aus? Gibt es da eine Möglichkeit in der Nähe? Dankeschön Andreas am 14. September 2022 Lange Spaziergänge am Strand sind in Playa Americas möglich. Südlich auf der Insel Teneriffa. 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Interessantes in der Nähe Sehenswürdigkeiten Strand Playa Paraiso0,4 km Avenida Adeje 3000,8 km Playa de Ajabo0,9 km Hafen und Strand El Puertito1,2 km Strand La Caleta de Adeje2,9 km Weitere Sehenswürdigkeiten Sport & Freizeit Aquanautic Dive Center Tenerife0,2 km Whale Watching3,2 km Autovermietung Hertz Costa Adeje5,1 km Autovermietung Cicar Centro Comercial The Duke Shops5,1 km Autovermietung Orcar Costa Adeje5,6 km Weitere Sport- und Freizeitangebote Restaurant Restaurant La Pardela0,3 km Linos Cafe0,3 km Restaurant Europa0,9 km Restaurant el Ancla1,2 km Le Petit Bistro2,8 km Weitere Restaurants Nachtleben Bar Buromais1,4 km Cafe Rincón de la Fuente4,5 km Cocktail-Bar Bellini Palaza del Duque5,0 km Discopub Achaman5,8 km Bar Milhanni5,9 km Weitere Nachtleben-Angebote Shopping Tenerife Pearl2,0 km Centro Comercial El Mirador4,5 km The Corner Mall Adeje4,9 km Plaza del Duque5,0 km Supermarkt Alteza175,0 km Weitere Shoppingmöglichkeiten Alle Reisetipps in Costa AdejeJetzt ansehen Hotels in der Nähe von Adrián Hoteles Roca Nivaria Hard Rock Hotel Tenerife Costa Adeje, Spanien 125m h20 Atlantic Sunset Costa Adeje, Spanien 274m Hotel Riu Buenavista Costa Adeje, Spanien 326m Bahia Principe Sunlight Costa Adeje Costa Adeje, Spanien 442m Bahia Principe Sunlight Costa Adeje & Tenerife Resort Costa Adeje, Spanien 661m Beliebte Hotels in Costa Adeje Hotel Suite Villa María Costa Adeje, Spanien Guayarmina Princess Costa Adeje, Spanien Dreams Jardín Tropical Costa Adeje, Spanien Hotel Riu Buenavista Costa Adeje, Spanien Iberostar Selection Sábila Costa Adeje, Spanien Top Hotels Teneriffa Die 5 Top-bewerteten Hotels der SaisonDie 5 Aufsteiger Hotels der Saison Die 5 Preisknüller Hotels der SaisonBeliebteste Hotels Teneriffa Orte in der Nähe Hotels Callao SalvajeHotels La Caleta de AdejeHotels Guia de Isora Hotels Los MenoresHotels TauchoHotels Playa San Juan Adrian Hoteles Roca Nivaria, Teneriffa Jetzt online buchen Lage Dieses exklusive Hotel liegt mitten im Tourismuszentrum von Playa Paraiso direkt am Meer. Der einladende Strand und das türkisblaue Meer sind vom Hotel aus schnell erreicht. Der Strand Playa Fañabé ist rund 10 km entfernt, und zum Zentrum von Costa Adeje sind es ca. 12 km. Das Hotel bietet einen kostenlosen Busservice zum Hotel Jardines de Nivaria in Playa Fañabé. Ausstattung In einem 6-stöckigen Haupthaus und 2 Nebengebäuden stehen den Gästen 83 Suiten und 211 Doppelzimmer zur Verfügung. Mehrsprachiges Personal an der rund um die Uhr besetzten Rezeption im Empfangsbereich ist gerne bei allen Fragen behilflich. Die Einrichtung umfasst eine Gepäckaufbewahrung, einen Safe und eine Wechselstube. Im Hotel steht WLAN ohne Gebühr zur Verfügung. Hilfestellung bei der Buchung von Ausflügen wird am Tourdesk geboten. Die Unterbringung verfügt über rollstuhlgerechte Einrichtungen und einen Aufzug. Ein Souvenirshop und andere Geschäfte können zum Einkaufen und Bummeln genutzt werden. Ein schöner Garten und ein Spielplatz gehören zum Gelände des Hauses. Zu den weiteren Einrichtungen des Hotels zählen ein Zeitungskiosk, ein TV-Raum, ein Spielzimmer und eine Bibliothek. Bei einer Anreise mit dem Auto können die Gäste dieses in einer Garage oder auf dem Parkplatz parken. Unter den weiteren Leistungen finden sich ein kostenpflichtiger Babysitterservice, eine Kinderbetreuung, medizinische Betreuung, ein Transferservice, ein kostenpflichtiger Zimmerservice, ein Wäscheservice, ein Friseur, eine Münzwäscherei, ein Pagenservice und ein eigener Shuttlebus. Radfahrer können neben den Stellplätzen auch die Leihmöglichkeiten nutzen. Kostenfrei steht Gästen die Tageszeitung zur Verfügung. Zimmer In den Zimmern gibt es eine Klimaanlage, eine Heizung und einen Ventilator. Die Gäste können den Meerblick von Balkon oder Terrasse genießen. Die Zimmer verfügen über ein Doppelbett und ein Sofabett. Es sind separate Schlafzimmer vorhanden. Auch Baby- und Zustellbetten können zur Verfügung gestellt werden. Außerdem sind ein Safe, eine Minibar und ein Schreibtisch verfügbar. Eine Tee-/Kaffeemaschine zählt ebenfalls zur Standardeinrichtung. Darüber hinaus sind ein Telefon mit Direktwahl, ein TV-Gerät mit Satelliten-/Kabelempfang, ein Radio, ein DVD-Player und WiFi (ohne Gebühr) vorhanden. Hausschuhe und die aktuelle Tageszeitung bieten weiteren Komfort in den Zimmern. Die Badezimmer sind ausgestattet mit einer Dusche, einer Badewanne, einer Whirlwanne und einem Bidet. Für den täglichen Gebrauch stehen ein Haartrockner, ein Kosmetikspiegel und Bademäntel zur Verfügung. Für besonderen Komfort in den Badezimmern sorgen Kosmetikartikel. Außerdem sind rollstuhlgerechte Zimmer mit barrierefreiem Badezimmer buchbar. Die Unterbringung bietet Familien- und Nichtraucherzimmer. Sport/Entertainment Die Poolanlage mit 3 beheizten Salz- und Süßwasserbecken und einem Bereich für Kinder garantiert ein gesundes Badeerlebnis. Bei Schönwetter bietet sich ein Sprung in den Außenpool, und an trüben Tagen kann man im Hallenbad Bahnen ziehen. Pure Tiefenentspannung im Whirlpool, Vergnügen auf der Wasserrutsche und erfrischende Getränke an der Poolbar – die Gäste werden erleben, wie abwechslungsreich der Wasserspaß sein kann. Auf der Sonnenterrasse mit Liegestühlen und Schirmen lässt sich der Urlaub genießen. Das Haus bietet ein sehr umfangreiches Outdoor-Sportprogramm mit Tennis, Beachvolleyball, Volleyball, Basketball, Minigolf, Golfen und Bogenschießen sowie gegen Gebühr Radfahren/Mountainbiking. Freunden des Wassersports wird Windsurfen angeboten. Den Gästen steht im Hotel mit einem Fitnessstudio, Tischtennis, Billard, Darts, Gymnastik und Aerobic ein breites Spektrum an Indoor-Sportarten zur Auswahl. Die Unterbringung verfügt über einen Wellnessbereich mit einem Spa, einem Hammam, einem Schönheitssalon, Thalasso-Anwendungen, Anti-Aging-Anwendungen, Ayurveda-Anwendungen und einem Solarium sowie gegen zusätzliche Gebühr eine Sauna, ein Dampfbad und Massage-Anwendungen. Ein Animationsprogramm, ein Miniclub, eine Minidisco, Live-Musik, eine Disco und ein Nachtclub sorgen für besten Freizeitspaß. Copyright GIATA 2004 – 2022. Multilingual, powered by www.giata.com for client no. 122123 Verpflegung Die gastronomischen Einrichtungen umfassen ein Café und eine Bar. Die Gäste werden kulinarisch verwöhnt im Nichtraucherrestaurant mit Klimaanlage und Kinderhochstühlen. Das Haus bietet als buchbare Verpflegungsleistungen Halbpension und All-Inclusive. Die All-inclusive-Urlauber genießen besondere Extras wie Snacks, dazu gibt es eine breite Auswahl alkoholischer und alkoholfreier Getränke sowie eine kostenlose Füllung der Minibar. Ein leckeres und reichhaltiges Buffet erwartet die Gäste zum Frühstück, Mittag- und Abendessen. Glutenfreie Mahlzeiten und vegetarische Gerichte werden auf Wunsch zubereitet. Eine besondere Attraktion ist das Showcooking. Kreditkarten Folgende Kreditkarten werden im Hotel akzeptiert: American Express, Visa, Diners Club und MasterCard. Entfernung Einkaufsmöglichkeiten 100m Restaurants 100m Bars / Pubs 100m Golfplatz 10000m Öff. Verkehrsmittel 10m Objekt-Informationen An e. Hauptstr. gelegen 1 Erbaut im Jahr 2005 Anzahl der Zimmer (gesamt) 289 Sport / Unterhaltung Außenpool(s) Pool(s) mit Süßwasser Pool(s) mit Salzwasser Kinderpool/-bereich Pool- / Snackbar Liegestühle Sonnenschirme Whirlpool Sauna Sonnenterrasse Dampfbad Massage Windsurfen Tischtennis Aerobic Fitness-Studio Bogenschießen Fahrrad/Mountainbike Basketball Beach-Volleyball Billard / Snooker Minigolf Golf Animationsprogramm Animation für Kinder Tennis Anzahl der Pools beheizbare Pools Gymnastik Hotel-Ausstattung Rezeption 24-h-Service Aufzüge Café Kiosk Geschäfte Friseur Bar(s) Disco Theatersaal Spielzimmer Restaurant(s) Restaurant(s) mit Klimaanlage Restaurant(s) mit Nichtraucherbereich Restaurant(s) mit Kinderhochstühlen Öffentliches Internet WLAN-Internet Zimmerservice Wäscheservice Parkplatz Garage Miniclub Verpflegung Halbpension Frühstücksbuffet All-inclusive Hoteltyp Club Resort Golfhotel Familienfreundliches Hotel Strand Sandstrand Kiesstrand Liegestühle Sonnenschirme Zimmer Badezimmer Dusche Badewanne Internetzugang Minibar Klimaanlage (zentral geregelt) Zentralheizung Balkon/Terrasse TV Doppelbett Klimaanlage (individuell) Rollstuhl geeignet Hotelli Adrián Hoteles Roca Nivaria Gran Hotel – Playa Paraiso, Teneriffa – Kanariansaaret Palaa hotellilistaukseen Standard-huone Kahden hengen huone, osittainen merinäköala Kahden hengen huone, merinäköala Superior-huone Juniorsviitti Superior-sviitti 500 m rannalla Asiakasarvio 4,6 / 5  Hotelli Playa Paraiso, Teneriffa, Kanariansaaret Tasokas hotelli ja monipuoliset palvelut Korkeatasoinen Adrián Hoteles Roca Nivaria Gran Hotel sijaitsee kauniissa ja jylhissä merimaisemissa Playa Paraisossa. Hotelli tarjoaa kattavat palvelut hyvinvointiin ja hemmotteluun, kuten spa-hoitoihin ja monipuolisiin liikuntamahdollisuuksiin.  Vehreä puutarha uima- ja lastenaltaineen kutsuu rentoutumaan ja nauttimaan auringosta. Lastenaltaassa ja yhdessä aikuisten altaassa on lämmin vesi. Suurella Miniclub-alueella on kansainvälistä ohjattua toimintaa päivittäin eri-ikäisille lapsille. Pikku vesipuiston alueella on perheen pienimmille mieluisia vesiliukumäkiä, kiipeilyalue ja kaksi allasta sekä auringonottoalue aikuisille. Hotellin buffetravintolassa lapset on huomioitu omalla noutopöydällä sekä tilavalla leikkialueella. Pääravintolassa ateriat tarjotaan buffetpöydästä, illallisen voit nauttia myös espanjalaisessa tai italialaisessa ravintolassa. Voit varata myös kaikki ateriat ja paikalliset juomat sisältävän all inclusiven. Elävä musiikki ja show-esitykset kuuluvat hotellin iltaohjelmaan. Callao Salvajen pikkukylään on matkaa n. 2 km. Vilkkaampaan Costa Adejeen pääset kätevästi hotellin järjestämillä kuljetuksilla. 7 vrk alk. 1084 € / hlö Wifi Uima-allas Vesipuisto Kuntosali Ravintola Golf Tennis Ohjattua liikuntaa Huoneet 6 huonevaihtoehtoa Varaa huoleton Aurinkomatka-paketti verkosta ilman palvelumaksua! Tiesitkö tämän meistä? 100 % suomalainen matkanjärjestäjä Meillä on suomenkielinen palvelu. Lue lisää 24/7 turvana matkallasi Olemme aina apunasi ja turvanasi maailmalla. Lue lisää Lennämme Finnairilla Suorat Finnairin lennot sisältyvät matkapakettiin. Lue lisää Vastuullisuus kuuluu pakettiin Olemme Suomen vastuullisin matkailubrändi. Lue lisää Hard Rock Hotel Tenerife (Tenerife, Spain) 5* – tours to the Hard Rock Hotel Tenerife: Price, reviews, photos of the hotel Search tours to the hotel Hard Rock Hotel Tenerife, 5 Please wait! Tours are loading. Save time – book tours online! Stable tour price Tour price may change. By paying for the tour now, you guarantee yourself protection from price increases and surcharges Booking a room When paying online, you can quickly book the selected room before the best places in the hotel run out The safety of money Money on your card is frozen and not removed before confirming the Tour of the Tour of the tour operator Actual about COVID-19 at the airport MASK Distance 1.5-2 m Screening T ° 9000 Man baggage Upon arrival Certificate of vaccination against COVID Testing Screening Questionnaire On vacation Sanitary standards Distance 1.5-2 m Screening t° Upon return Vaccination certificate or PCR test, rapid antigen test, hotel self-isolation 5 Tenerife, Spain Completely renovated hotel, scheduled to open in October 2016, located in the small resort town of Playa Paraiso. Reina Sofia Airport is 25 km away, and the island’s largest resort, Playa de las Americas, is 12 km away. The beach is 300 m from the hotel. 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Ask a question about the Hard Rock Hotel Tenerife 5* Get a response from the staff and customers of the Hard Rock Hotel Tenerife 5* Your question will be visible to all users Luxury Hotels Tenerife › luxury hotels There are more than 15 Luxury Hotels in Tenerife and the importance of tourism’s contribution can be seen in the elegance and distinction to bring a holiday to the visitors. The most popular resorts, such as Playa de Las Americas and Costa Adeje, benefit from the presence of such five-star establishments. It is true that the southeast of Tenerife has the highest density of luxury hotels, but tourists who are located in the north of the island need not worry: Tenerife will not disappoint in this regard. Hotel Sir Anthony Located in Playa de Las Americas , one of the most popular resorts in Tenerife, and only about 15 km from Reina Sofia airport, Hotel Sir Anthony is also close to Los Cristianos, a major port in Tenerife. Thus, in terms of infrastructure, this 5-star hotel offers an excellent location. However, what Sir Anthony recommends as a means of housing is a package of stimulus and financial services that is worth the effort. unique objects , (like 9 restaurants and bars, room service around the clock, tennis court and golf course, several swimming pools, etc.), spa and wellness center. All this is offered in magnificent scenery the location of this hotel on the beach. Name: Europe Villa Cortes Address: 38, Av. Rafael Puig, Playa de Las Americas, 38660 Arona, Tenerife, Spain Tel: 0034 922 757 700 Website: www.europe-hotels.org Las Madrigueras Las Madrigueras enjoy a reputation as one of the most favorite choice of exclusive clients. Adds about 60 rooms and suites outside the basic services typical of any luxury hotel, different from the many 5 star hotels of Arona and Adeje with its excellent golf courses where guests can enjoy either as players or just fans. The pools, the spa, and above all the hotel’s colonial architecture add to the list of incentives to choose Las Madrigueras. First of all, the Mediterranean Palace Hotel impresses with its size: more than The 500 rooms and suites of have been designed and equipped to offer the most enticing accommodation packages for the diverse stream of tourists in the near future (families, couples, groups of friends). The hotel is part of the Mare Nostrum Hotel Chain, which owns another 5 star hotel, namely the Sir Anthony, and is located in Arona and indeed very close to the Mediterranean Palace. Title: 9, C. Enramada, 38670, La Kalet, Costa-Adeche, Tenerife, Spain Tel: 0034 922 162 000 00 [email protected] Website: www.sheratonlacaleta.com Hotel Jardines de Nivaria The spa, golf course and three meeting rooms are the main facilities of the Jardines de Nivaria hotel. choice in luxury hotels. But the personality of this hotel is given by the greenery surrounding the establishment. Indeed, Email: [email protected] Website: www.adrianhoteles.com Roca Nivaria Gran Hotel Roca Nivaria Gran Hotel belongs to the same hotel chain as Jardines de Nivaria Gran Hotel namely Adrian Hotels. However, Roca Nivaria has a monopoly on the site, whose name speaks for itself: Playa Paraiso . In addition to traditional services and luxurious amenities, the Roca Nivaria Gran Hotel looks forward to the landscape. As such, the hotel spares no effort to enhance the already rich potential of natural beauty. Rovno fulfills this task through its pools and gardens, giving guests the opportunity to diversify their stay at the Roca Nivaria Gran Hotel. Perfection that best describes the character of this special place in Adeje, namely the Royal Garden Villas & Spa. 10 villas (each organized and designed with a different theme), 7 types of beauty and health treatments offered by the hotel spa, an excellent restaurant and bar are the main reasons to become one of the satisfying guests of Royal Garden Villas & Spa. Ample opportunities related to golf can be found close to the hotel, not to mention the wide open nature of exploration (such as the Teide National Park). 15 restaurants and bars, tennis court, proximity to many golf courses, numerous spa treatments, all rounded making excellent lodging offered by Gran Hotel Bahia del Duque Resort. Indeed, sleep is a real experience at the Gran Hotel Bahia del Duque Resort, as the range of accommodation offered at this resort is more generous. Thus, the usual deluxe rooms and apartments are complemented by the so-called Casas Ducales and villas. Name: 400 rooms and apartments, and equipped with all kinds of equipment according to the requirements and visitors to a wide range of events (conferences, weddings, entertainment, sports). Five restaurants and bars round out the range of services offered by this luxury hotel. Title: Hotel iberostar Anthelia Address: 15, Londres, 38660, Costa-Adeche, Tenerife, Spain 0034 922 713 335 0008 Guia de Isora municipality that borders north of Adeje. The main five-star hotel located here is the Abama Golf & Spa Resort. No more than 14 restaurants and bars of the hotel complex. The concept that captures the best is that Abama Golf & Spa Resort shows the difference, the difference that comes from every service and every detail of the hotel, amenities, furniture, etc. A fashion store with elements complements the complex’s generous package of services and facilities . A spa, golf course and tennis courts are provided by Abama Golf & Spa Resort to ensure a pleasant and varied stay for the guest. Title: ABAMA Golf & SPA Resort Address: Carretera General TF 47, km 9, 38687, Gia de Ira, Spain, Spain, Spain, Spain, Spain, Spain, 222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222 126 53 Email: [email protected] Website: www.abamahotelresort.com Re Sandos San Blas Reserva Ambiental Santos San Blas Reserva Ambiental that this complex is located in a nature reserve ( environment ) in the south of Tenerife (municipality of San Miguel), faith and philosophy, refers to the idea that nature and man-made comfort can be reconciled into a holistic picture. Indeed, guests should explore and observe nature and its riches, providing them with proof that doing so is not required to give up their taste for luxury, comfort and pleasure. Name: Sandos San Blas Reserva Ambiental Address: The woeful sun, the beautiful sea, the frothy temperament and the southern part of the hospitality of the local choir will attract millions of tourists every year to Spain. The Spanish would like to offer tourists a rest in a decently European field. Presenting in the right direction list on the best wanted in Spain prez 2013 , some including wanted, location in the continental part of the country, and on the island. Contents: Good luck in Spain 3 stars In spite of the affordable price, they will offer you a good quality product. Choose the evtin option for nastanyavane, striva si and serkovodi from hotel rating in Spain , ty kato ima stotici 2-3-stars wanted in the country. 5. President (Costa del Maresme). Hotel with 176 stai se namir, 50 meters from the public beach, close to the shopping center and many entertainment centers. 4. Neptuno (Costa Brava). Hotel se namira in Starata part of the city of Tosa de Mar, close to Roman ruins and ancient city walls. On the territory there is a hailstone, a pluven swimming pool, a restaurant and a bar. They eat until the beach is no more than 10-15 minutes. 3. Olympus Palace (Costa Dorada). Hotel for 245 stays located on the first line to the beach. Ima will open a pluven swimming pool, a playground, a children’s flock for games, a restaurant and a bar. 2. Resort Sirenis Cala Llonga (Ibiza). Golemiyat hotel complex with 513 flocks is ideal for children and families. Keeping it organized by the “all inclusive” system. The hotel has 3 outdoor swimming pools, gym center, sauna, fitness center, 2 restaurants, 4 bars. Wanted se namira on the shores of the sea. 1. Golden Beach Park (Costa Dorada). 700 units wanted for the second line. Ima 3 bars, restaurant, adult and children’s pool, kids club and playground. The community has a 300 meter beach. Best wishes in Spain 4 stars Distinction from excellent equipment and worthy service. Keep in tezi wanted to nai-chesto ce organizira spored systemata “self starter” or “half board”. 5. Bon Sol (Mallorca). 94-stay wanted from the view of the bay to Palma and has its own private beach. On the territory there is a restaurant, bar, playground, pluven pool, children’s pool, tennis court, fitness and spa center, mini golf. 4. Zlatni Bahia de Tosa (Costa Brava). One of the most popular wanted in Russia Wednesday want, include in category wanted in Spain . Hotel se namira 800 meters from the beach. On the territory of Ima there is a subtropical hailstone, a pluven pool, a children’s pool, a bar and a restaurant. 3. Sol Guadalupe (Mallorca). Hotel for 493 flocks of se namir per 100 meters from the beach on the second line. The hotel is away from shops, cafenets and entertainment centers. The hotel has an open and heated swimming pool, a fitness center, a bowling alley, 2 children’s pools, a playground for children, a mini club, a restaurant, a pizzeria and 2 bars. From 2010, the year wanted in the Top 100 on the best hotels in Spain with a rating on TopHotels, and a lot of petstars wanted. 2. Rio Palace Bonanza Playa (Mallorca). Hotel for 293 stays se namira 500 meters from the beach in the picturesque area of ​​the islands. On the territory – close and open pluven swimming pool, overnight club, restaurant, bar, kids club, tennis court. 1. Solymar (Costa Blanca). Hotel from 327 families of the world in proximity to the beach on the edge of the river, 19 kilometers from the summer place. The hotel has 2 swimming pools, a fitness and spa center, a disco, a children’s pool, a games room, 2 restaurants, a bar. Best wishes in Spain 5 stars and Namira is located in the prestigious resort area – Costa del Sol and the island of Tenerife. Izbirayki wanted islands on Kanarskite, striva si and this ima foresaw, one week on a simple day with a tourist taking a deposit of 200-300 dollars, some more would be able to get out of the way. 5. Hotel Roca Nivaria Grand (Tenerife). Hotel with 250 flocks of se namira, 17 km from the summer beach on the beach on the first line. On the territory of the location there are heated swimming pools from the sea and sweet water, SPA and fitness center, mini golf, bicycles for hire, heated pool for children, 3 restaurants, 2 bars. 4. Costa Adeje Gran (Tenerife). Hotel is separated from other luxury hotel complexes in a prestigious area 500 meters from the famous beach on Fa? ab? Beach and Beach Duke. On the territory there is a shopping center, a swimming pool, a children’s pool, a few restaurants and bars, a SPA and a fitness center. Fuerteventura water park hotel: Page not found – OverseasAttractions.com Опубликовано: October 28, 2022 в 11:44 am Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous Top Waterparks Hotels in Corralejo, Spain Posted on June 16, 2022 by Marzia Marino There are a few reasons why you might want to consider a waterpark hotel when travelling to Corralejo in Spain. The area is known for its beautiful beaches and stunning landscapes, but a waterpark hotel can offer you a little bit of extra excitement and fun during your holiday. Many of the waterpark hotels in the area have their own on-site waterpark, meaning that you can spend hours enjoying the slides, flumes and pools without having to leave the hotel. This can be a great way to keep the whole family entertained, and many of the parks also have smaller areas reserved for younger children too. In addition to the waterpark, many of the hotels also have their own spa and wellness area. This can be the perfect way to relax after a day of fun in the sun, and can offer you a chance to really unwind and enjoy some quality time with your friends or family. Finally, the hotels in the area are typically well-priced and offer great value for money. This can be a great way to save money on your holiday, and means that you can enjoy more of your time in Spain without having to worry about spending too much money. Oasis Duna Aparthotel Corralejo Apartamentos Dunas Club Corralejo Bahiazul Villas & Club Fuerteventura Katis Villas Boutique Fuerteventura Apartamentos Maxorata Beach Corralejo Fuentepark Apartamentos Corralejo Surf Riders Fuerteventura (Adults Only) Hotel Corralejo Oasis Fuerteventura Beach Apartments Corralejo The Spot House Hotel Island Home Fuerteventura Nautico Boutique Apartments, By Comfortable Luxury – Adults Only Casa Camar Aloha Surf House Hotel The Summer Treet Apartment Corralejo Helene Holidays And Retreats Oasis Duna Aparthotel Corralejo Maxorata, 2 3+ images Besides Being A Dreamy Corralejo hotels with water parks inside, Oasis Duna Is Close To Everything The centre of Corralejo can be reached within a 10-minute walk. The shopping mall “Centro Comercial Las Palmeras” is only 7 minutes’ away on foot. Oasis Duna Aparthotel is a short ride from Dunes Coralejo. Children’s menu and a gaming room for children are provided at Oasis Duna Aparthotel. Outdoor recreation is abundant in the area, including windsurfing, diving and lawn tennis. #1 in Best Corralejo Hotels with Water Park Water Park On-site car park 24-hour reception Outdoor dining area Poolside snack bar Restaurant Snack bar Fitness studio Plunge pool Saltwater pool Heated swimming pool Jacuzzi Massage Solarium Laundry Flat-screen TV Kitchen Electric kettle Toaster Cookware/ Kitchen utensils Apartamentos Dunas Club Corralejo El Pulpo, 2 7+ images One Of The Best Corralejo hotels with water parks inside For Couples The venue is situated in a quiet part of Corralejo close to Isla de Lobos Museum. Also, the wide beach is within 13 minutes’ walk of the property. Guests can find a beautiful beach close to the hotel. You can get to the laid-back Oasis Papagayo Resort Lodging in a few minutes by car. Bicycles for rent are available at this welcoming venue and mountain biking, windsurfing and snorkelling can be organised. Alternatively, guests can exercise in a gym facility. #2 in Best Corralejo Hotels with Water Park Family-friendly Wi-Fi 24-hour reception Poolside snack bar Restaurant Snack bar Coffee shop Paid airport shuttle Fitness studio Outdoor swimming pool Heated swimming pool Jacuzzi Massage Laundry Flat-screen TV Lift Kitchenette Bahiazul Villas & Club Fuerteventura Pardelas, 7 6+ images One Of The Best Corralejo hotels with slides For Adults This property is located in old part of Corralejo just a few steps from Mercadona. Avenida Corralejo Grandes Playas is around 5 minutes’ drive from the establishment. You can get to Playa vista Lobos Beach in a few minutes by car. Guests can make different arrangements at the hotel, including windsurfing, snorkelling and diving or rent cars to explore Corralejo. There is a fitness club with a wide range of sports. #3 in Best Corralejo Hotels with Water Park Water parks Wi-Fi Luggage storage Locker room Outdoor dining area Restaurant Welcome drink Snack bar Lobby bar Paid airport shuttle Fitness studio Outdoor swimming pool Heated swimming pool Pedicure Manicure Jacuzzi Facial Body wraps Body scrub Waxing Resorts with Waterparks in Corralejo Katis Villas Boutique Fuerteventura Pardelas, 7 3+ images One Of The Best Corralejo hotels with indoor water parks For Couples The scenic sand dunes “Parque Natural de Corralejo” is less than 3. 2 km away. You can get to Dunes Coralejo in a few minutes by car. Plus you’ll find a swimming pool. The hotel offers activities such as snorkelling, diving and canoeing. #4 in Best Corralejo Hotels with Water Park Water Park Free Wi-Fi in rooms Free parking 24-hour security Babysitting/Child services Air conditioning Cots Beach access Paid airport shuttle Jacuzzi Massage Solarium Spa & wellness centre Hiking Canoeing Fishing Snorkelling Diving Wind surfing Horseback riding Apartamentos Maxorata Beach Corralejo Avda. Gran Canaria S/N 7+ images This Is Also One Of The Best hotels in Corralejo with kiddie pools The quiet location in a residential area gives quick access to Avenida Corralejo Grandes Playas. It is a 25-minute walk from Isla de Lobos Museum. The private beach is located 12 minutes’ walk away. This accommodation is just a few steps from Corralejo. Bicycles for rent are available at this tranquil property and windsurfing and diving can be organised. #5 in Best Corralejo Hotels with Water Park Water Park Free Wi-Fi in public areas Luggage storage Bar/ Lounge area Restaurant Snack bar Paid shuttle service Saltwater pool Laundry Flat-screen TV Kitchenette Microwave Toaster Cookware/ Kitchen utensils Billiard tables Diving Wind surfing Aqua park Beach access Sun loungers Fuentepark Apartamentos Corralejo Anguila, 1 11+ images Another One Of The Best Corralejo hotels with water park For Adults The accommodation is set in the heart of Corralejo in vicinity of Playa de la Goleta. It is located a 10-minute walk from the centre of Corralejo. Fuentepark Apartamentos is a short ride from Playa vista Lobos Beach. Other facilities include a swimming pool. Those who want to get in shape, can practise cycling and golf. Water parks Free Wi-Fi in public areas Luggage storage Poolside snack bar Outdoor swimming pool Jacuzzi Back massage Head massage Full body massage Solarium Foot massage Laundry Flat-screen TV Kitchen Refrigerator Electric kettle Toaster Corralejo Hotels with Water Slides Surf Riders Fuerteventura (Adults Only) Hotel Corralejo Medano, 14 3+ images One Of The Most Popular hotels with water parks Corralejo Guests will also appreciate proximity to Las Marismas mini-golf, which is 750 metres away. It is about 1 km away from the centre of Corralejo. Surf Riders Fuerteventura Hotel is a short ride from Parque Natural de Corralejo. Activities include windsurfing, snorkelling and diving. Water Park Wi-Fi Off-site car park Luggage storage Locker room Picnic area/ Tables Paid airport shuttle Outdoor swimming pool Laundry Leisure/ TV room Adults only Shared kitchen Table tennis Mini golf Snorkelling Diving Wind surfing Oasis Fuerteventura Beach Apartments Corralejo Calle Guirre 1 3+ images One Of The Top Corralejo hotels with waterparks The venue is located 15 minutes’ walk from the centre of Corralejo. The accommodation is about 15 minutes’ walk of the shopping mall “Centro Comercial Las Palmeras”. Oasis Papagayo Resort is also located near the hotel. You can get to Grupo Lobos in a few minutes by car. Water Park Free Wi-Fi in rooms Off-site car park Saltwater pool Flat-screen TV Cookware/ Kitchen utensils Tennis court Aqua park Sun loungers Beach umbrellas Pets allowed No smoking on site The Spot House Hotel Calle Pizarro 45 5+ images The Spot House Offers Competitive Rates And Some Of The Nicest Corralejo waterpark hotels The particular Popcorn Beach is less than 3. 1 km away. The accommodation is located next to Iglesia de Corralejo Church. The Spot House Hotel is a short ride from Playa vista Lobos Beach. This hotel offers windsurfing, snorkelling and diving as well as bicycles hire services. 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Water parks Free Wi-Fi Free parking 24-hour security Outdoor dining area Poolside snack bar Welcome drink Snack bar Coffee shop Paid airport shuttle Outdoor swimming pool Heated swimming pool Back massage Head massage Full body massage Foot massage Laundry Flat-screen TV Electric kettle Cookware/ Kitchen utensils Express check-in/ -out Nautico Boutique Apartments, By Comfortable Luxury – Adults Only Calle Tortuga 5 9+ images One Of The Best Corralejo hotels with water park Iglesia de Corralejo Church is less than 0. 5 km away. Avenida Corralejo Grandes Playas is also located near the accommodation. You can get to Popcorn Beach in a few minutes by car. Nautico Boutique Apartments, By Comfortable Luxury – Adults Only also has an outdoor pool. The area is known for snorkelling, diving and canoeing. Water Park Free Wi-Fi Outdoor dining area Paid airport shuttle Outdoor swimming pool Back massage Head massage Full body massage Solarium Foot massage Flat-screen TV Adults only Electric kettle Cookware/ Kitchen utensils Business centre Express check-in/ -out VIP check-in/ -out Mini golf Casa Camar Calle Maxorata 2 223B 7+ images This Is One Of The Best Cheap waterpark hotels in Corralejo Playa de la Goleta is located near the property, and Fuerteventura airport is approximately a 38-minute drive away. The centre of Corralejo is nearly 1 km away. You can get to Dunes Coralejo in a few minutes by car. This aparthotel offers a variety of sport activities, such as snorkelling, diving and canoeing. Water Slides Free Wi-Fi Free parking 24-hour reception 24-hour security Outdoor dining area Poolside snack bar Restaurant Snack bar Outdoor swimming pool Flat-screen TV Electric kettle Cookware/ Kitchen utensils Billiard tables Hiking Cycling Canoeing Fishing Snorkelling Hotels near Corralejo with Waterpark Aloha Surf House Hotel Calle Pedro Y Guy Vandaele Numero 14 8+ images One Of The Most Corralejo hotels with waterslides The accommodation is approximately 20 minutes’ walk from Grupo Lobos. You can get to the particular Popcorn Beach in a few minutes by car. This guest house offers a variety of sport activities, such as windsurfing, snorkelling and diving. Water Slides Wi-Fi Off-site car park Locker room Outdoor dining area Paid airport shuttle Outdoor swimming pool Leisure/ TV room Adults only Shared kitchen Fishing Snorkelling Diving Wind surfing Horseback riding Aqua park Beach access Sun loungers Beach umbrellas No pets allowed The Summer Treet Apartment Corralejo 35 Calle Iglesia 21, Second Floor 3+ images This Is One Of The Most Luxurious hotels with water parks in Corralejo The venue is located 750 metres from Grupo Lobos. Guests can quickly get to El Charco de Bristol, which is roughly 0.3 km away. Isla de Lobos Museum is also located near the hotel. You can get to Oasis Papagayo Resort in a few minutes by car. Family-friendly Free Wi-Fi Free parking Outdoor dining area Paid airport shuttle Flat-screen TV Lift Electric kettle Cookware/ Kitchen utensils Shared kitchen Express check-in/ -out VIP check-in/ -out Beach access No smoking on site Helene Holidays And Retreats Calle Poris, 10 5+ images Helene Holidays And Retreats Is One Of The Most Popular Corralejo hotels with waterpark For All Kinds Of Travelers The venue is located within 10 minutes’ walk from the centre of Corralejo. The accommodation is set 250 metres from Botanico de Corralejo Park. Playa vista Lobos Beach is also located near the hotel. You will find El Campanario within the immediate surroundings. 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If you’re looking for a fun-filled family holiday, a trip to Corralejo is a must. Most of the waterparks are large, and offer a range of different rides and attractions. There is something for everyone, from thrill-seekers to those who just want to relax in the sun. AquaPark Corralejo, for example, has more than 25 different slides and rides, as well as a heated pool and a children’s play area. Another great thing about waterpark holidays is that they are usually very good value for money. In addition to the waterparks, Corralejo offers a wealth of other activities, from windsurfing and sailing to hiking and dolphin-watching. There is also a traditional market, where you can buy souvenirs, and a range of restaurants and bars. So, if you’re looking for a summer holiday that the whole family will love, consider a trip to Corralejo and its world-class waterparks. Apartamentos Dunas Club Corralejo El Pulpo, 2 Show all photos Besides Being A Dreamy hotels with water park Corralejo Dunas Club – Hotel & Apartamentos Is Close To Everything Apartamentos Dunas Club Corralejo is a 3-star venue situated a 10-minute drive from the uninhabited volcanic Lobos Island. The aparthotel features a la carte restaurant and pool bar on site and offers to take advantage of a gym facility. The accommodation is set in the beautiful part of Corralejo, a few minutes away from El Burro. The city centre is a 10-minute walk away. The wide beach is 13 minutes’ walk away. Grupo Lobos as well as Baku are all near the hotel. Water Park Wi-Fi 24-hour reception Poolside snack bar Restaurant Snack bar Coffee shop Paid airport shuttle Fitness studio Outdoor swimming pool Heated swimming pool Jacuzzi Massage Laundry Flat-screen TV Lift Kitchenette Electric kettle Toaster Oasis Duna Maxorata, 2 Show all photos Of All The hotels with water parks in Oasis Duna May Be The Most Luxurious And Comfortable Offering a solarium, a sun deck and an aqua park, Oasis Duna Aparthotel Corralejo is set 850 metres to Acua Water Park. Featuring a heated swimming pool, this venue is set a short distance from Flag Beach and Corralejo Beach. The centre of Corralejo can be reached within a 10-minute walk. Guests will also get accommodation 10 minutes by car from Isla de Lobos Museum. You can get to the particular Popcorn Beach in a few minutes by car. Water Slides On-site car park 24-hour reception Outdoor dining area Poolside snack bar Restaurant Snack bar Fitness studio Plunge pool Saltwater pool Heated swimming pool Jacuzzi Massage Solarium Laundry Flat-screen TV Kitchen Electric kettle Toaster Fuentepark Apartamentos Anguila, 1 Show all photos One Of The Best Corralejo hotels with slides Fuentepark Apartamentos offers an outdoor swimming pool, a sunbathing terrace and a solarium in the beautiful part of Corralejo, with a reasonable distance from El Burro. Bicycles for rent are available at this charming venue and mountain biking and golf can be organised. Playa vista Lobos Beach is about a 16-minute walk to the aparthotel, while Isla de Lobos Museum is 19 minutes by foot from the accommodation. Attractions within walking distance include Avenida Corralejo Grandes Playas and Ventura Surf Center. Waterslides Free Wi-Fi in public areas Luggage storage Poolside snack bar Outdoor swimming pool Jacuzzi Back massage Head massage Full body massage Solarium Foot massage Laundry Flat-screen TV Kitchen Refrigerator Electric kettle Toaster Cookware/ Kitchen utensils Billiard tables Resorts with Waterparks in Corralejo Bahiazul Villas & Club Fuerteventura Pardelas, 7 Show all photos If You’re Looking For A Corralejo hotels with slides, Then You Must Check Out Bahiazul Resort Fuerteventura Bahiazul Villas & Club Fuerteventura offers a sauna, a golf course and a Jacuzzi in the old part of Corralejo, with a reasonable distance from Dunas de Corralejo. There is a lounge bar and a swimming pool available on the premises. The venue is located near Mercadona and is 25 minutes’ walk of Avenida Corralejo Grandes Playas. Within 10 minutes’ drive, guests may access Isla de Lobos Museum. Waterslides Wi-Fi Luggage storage Locker room Outdoor dining area Restaurant Welcome drink Snack bar Lobby bar Paid airport shuttle Fitness studio Outdoor swimming pool Heated swimming pool Pedicure Manicure Jacuzzi Facial Apartamentos Maxorata Beach Corralejo Avda. Gran Canaria S/N Show all photos One Of The Most Impressive hotels with water park Corralejo The 3-star Apartamentos Maxorata Beach Corralejo is set 1. 4 km from Baku and 2.9 km from El Burro. Boasting location next to Avenida Corralejo Grandes Playas, the venue offers 105 rooms together with a sports bar onsite. Located off C. C. Plaza, the aparthotel is about 5 minutes’ walk from Corralejo city centre. The accommodation is situated 950 metres away from the private beach. Apartamentos Maxorata Beach is a short ride from Grupo Lobos. Waterpark Free Wi-Fi in public areas Luggage storage Bar/ Lounge area Restaurant Snack bar Paid shuttle service Saltwater pool Laundry Flat-screen TV Kitchenette Microwave Toaster Cookware/ Kitchen utensils Billiard tables Diving Wind surfing Katis Villas Boutique Fuerteventura Corralejo Pardelas, 7 Show all photos One Of The Best Corralejo hotels with waterslides Set 25 minutes’ stroll from the shopping mall “Centro Comercial Las Palmeras”, this 4-star Katis Villas Boutique Fuerteventura Corralejo is located near Mercadona. Facilities include a swimming pool and the venue features airport transfer and bike loans on site. Acua Water Park is less than 2.3 km away. You can reach the centre of Corralejo in 25 minutes on foot. Katis Villas Boutique Fuerteventura is a short ride from the scenic sand dunes “Parque Natural de Corralejo”. Waterpark Free Wi-Fi in rooms Free parking 24-hour security Babysitting/Child services Air conditioning Cots Beach access Paid airport shuttle Jacuzzi Massage Solarium Spa & wellness centre Hiking Canoeing Fishing Snorkelling Diving Wind surfing Horseback riding Golf course Corralejo Hotels with Water Slides Surf Riders Fuerteventura (Adults Only) Medano, 14 Show all photos If You’re Looking For A Great Corralejo hotels with water park, Check Out Surf Riders Fuerteventura (Adults Only) The 2-star Surf Riders Fuerteventura Hotel Corralejo places guests 10 minutes’ ride away from El Burro. Located close to Waikiki, this venue has to offer an outdoor pool onsite plus snorkelling, diving and bowling in the area. Isla de Lobos Museum is less than 2.7 km away. The guest house lies within a 5-minute walk of the centre of Corralejo. Surf Riders Fuerteventura Hotel is a short ride from cc Atlantic. Water Park Wi-Fi Off-site car park Luggage storage Locker room Picnic area/ Tables Paid airport shuttle Outdoor swimming pool Laundry Leisure/ TV room Adults only Shared kitchen Table tennis Mini golf Snorkelling Diving Wind surfing Tennis court The Spot House Calle Pizarro 45 Show all photos One Of The Top Corralejo hotels with water slides Featuring a free car park, a tennis court and allergy free rooms, The Spot House Hotel is set 0. 2 km away from the key Corralejo Viejo Beach in Corralejo. It is 950 metres from Isla de Lobos Museum and a few steps from El Charco de Bristol. Endorfina Club is located near the venue, and Fuerteventura airport is approximately a 42-minute drive away. The city centre is a 5-minute walk away. You can get to Avenida Corralejo Grandes Playas in a few minutes by car. Waterslides Wi-Fi Off-site car park Luggage storage Locker room 24-hour reception 24-hour security Coffee shop Fitness centre Massage Spa & wellness centre Laundry Leisure/ TV room Lift Adults only Cookware/ Kitchen utensils Shared kitchen Express check-in/ -out Oasis Fuerteventura Beach Apartments Corralejo Calle Guirre 1 Show all photos Is Another One Of The Best Corralejo hotels with water parks For Couples The 3-star Oasis Fuerteventura Beach is set 2 km from Baku Centro de Ocio y Cultura and 2. 1 km from the key Corralejo Viejo Beach. The aparthotel also provides a free car park, a tennis court and an outdoor swimming pool. The venue is situated 1 km from Corralejo city centre and 40 km from Fuerteventura airport. Oasis Papagayo Resort is also located near the accommodation. You can get to Grupo Lobos in a few minutes by car. 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Water Park Free Wi-Fi Free parking 24-hour security Outdoor dining area Poolside snack bar Welcome drink Snack bar Coffee shop Paid airport shuttle Outdoor swimming pool Heated swimming pool Back massage Head massage Full body massage Foot massage Laundry Flat-screen TV Electric kettle Nautico Boutique Apartments, By Comfortable Luxury – Adults Only Calle Tortuga 5 Show all photos Besides Being A Dreamy Corralejo hotels with water park, Nautico Boutique Apartments, By Comfortable Luxury – Adults Only Is Close To Everything Nautico Boutique Apartments, By Comfortable Luxury – Adults Only Corralejo is located 0. 5 km from El Charco de Bristol and offers a solarium, a sundeck and an aqua park. Corralejo centre can be reached within 10 minutes’ walk. This accommodation is in a 15-minute walk from Grupo Lobos. Acua Water Park is also located near the hotel. You can get to Oasis Papagayo Resort in a few minutes by car. 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There’s something to please everyone here with three pools, daily entertainment and a splash park for the little ones. This hotel is perfect for families looking for some much-deserved fun in the sun, and with a convenient All Inclusive option, you can’t go wrong! You’ll also have included UNLIMITED entrance to Acua Waterpark. There are plenty of fun filled water slides, a lazy river, a wave pool and children’s splash park to ensure none-stop fun! Share this page Arena Beach & Acua Waterpark,Corralejo,Fuerteventura is located in Corralejo, Fuerteventura. The busy tourist town of Corralejo is located on the north coast of Fuerteventura in the municipality of La Oliva. The old town is based around the harbour, which was originally used by local fishermen, and now has a marina, and a ferry terminal. From here you can take the ferry to the nearby island of Lanzarote, passing the island of Los Lobos on the way, which you can also take a ferry to. Apart from the hundreds of bars, restaurants, coffee shops, hotels, villas and apartments some of the island’s finest beaches can also be found here. There’s eleven kilometres of top quality sand that stretches along the coast south of Corralejo where there are also sand dunes which are amazing as they change often with the wind. Corralejo is a modern laid-back low-rise resort where beach lovers come for the year-round sunshine, surfers for the breaks, families for the endless things to do and couples to chill out and feel the natural vibes of Fuerteventura with hundreds of places to relax, eat and drink or dance and party. Corralejo isn’t huge and getting around is easy on foot, you can hire bikes, and taxis are very cheap compared to the UK. HOLIDAY DEALS to Arena Beach & Acua Waterpark,Corralejo,Fuerteventura ACCOMMODATION ONLY DEALS for Arena Beach & Acua Waterpark,Corralejo,Fuerteventura User comments There are no user comments for this listing. Already have an account? Log in now Name Email Title You will be able to upload media right after you submit your comment. Swap Start/End Start Address DrivingBicyclingTransitWalking Arena Beach Gomera, s/n Corralejo La Oliva Fuerteventura ({{count}}) {{/editor}} {{#user}} ({{count}}) {{/user}} {{/ratings}} {{title}} {{#owner}} {{#url}} {{name}} {{/url}} {{^url}} {{name}} {{/url}} {{/owner}} {{#created}}, {{created}}{{/created}} {{#category}} Category: {{category. title}} {{/category}} {{#fields}} {{& text}} {{/fields}} M T W T F S S       1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30     Top Waterparks Hotels in Corralejo, Spain There are plenty of things to love about the Spanish island of Fuerteventura, but its waterparks are certainly up there at the top of the list. The island is home to three waterparks, which offer a range of different rides and slides to keep everyone entertained. So, if you’re looking for an action-packed holiday, a waterpark hotel in Corralejo should definitely be at the top of your list. Not only will you have easy access to the waterpark, but you’ll also be in the heart of the action and close to all the best bars and restaurants. Here are just a few of the waterparks you can visit on Fuerteventura: 1. Aguapark Corralejo This is one of the most popular waterparks on Fuerteventura, and it’s easy to see why. With a range of slides and rides to choose from, as well as a large pool and sunbathing area, it’s the perfect place to spend a day (or two). 2. Aquapark Costa Calma Aquapark Costa Calma is one of the newer waterparks on the island, and it offers something a little bit different. Along with a range of thrilling slides, there is also a large pool and a separate children’s area, ensuring that everyone has a great time. 3. Pirates Aquapark If you’re looking for a waterpark with a bit of a twist, Pirates Aquapark is certainly worth a visit. With its own pirate-themed island, complete with a swimming area, pirate ship and pirate castle, it’s sure to be a hit with the kids. 4. Oasis Park Last but not least, Oasis Park is another great option for a waterpark holiday in Corralejo. It offers a range of slides and rides for all ages, as well as a large pool and a children’s play area. Oasis Duna Maxorata, 2 3+ images One Of The Best hotels in Corralejo with water park For Couples Oasis Duna Aparthotel Corralejo, located about 2.9 km from El Burro, features an aqua park, a sundeck and water slides. The scenic sand dunes “Parque Natural de Corralejo” is less than 4.3 km away. The property lies near the local beach. It’s a 10-minute walk from here to the centre of Corralejo. C. C. Plaza is also located near the hotel. The aparthotel is set next to Playa de la Goleta. Water Park On-site car park 24-hour reception Outdoor dining area Poolside snack bar Restaurant Snack bar Fitness studio Plunge pool Saltwater pool Heated swimming pool Jacuzzi Massage Solarium Laundry Flat-screen TV Kitchen Dunas Club – Hotel & Apartamentos El Pulpo, 2 3+ images If You’re Looking For A Quiet Corralejo hotels with indoor water parks, Check Out Apartamentos Dunas Club Dunas Club – Hotel & Apartamentos Corralejo is situated 4. 4 km from the uninhabited volcanic Lobos Island and features sun loungers and a lending library. The centre of Corralejo is within 1 km of the property, and El Burro is about 3.5 km away. Located off Isla de Lobos Museum, the venue is set near Puerto de Corralejo Port Operating Company. A 13-minute walk will bring you to a beautiful beach. Dunas Club – Hotel & Apartamentos is a short drive from Corralejo Beach. Water Park Wi-Fi 24-hour reception Poolside snack bar Restaurant Snack bar Coffee shop Paid airport shuttle Fitness studio Outdoor swimming pool Heated swimming pool Jacuzzi Massage Laundry Flat-screen TV Lift Kitchenette Electric kettle Toaster Maxorata Beach Avda. Gran Canaria S/N 6+ images Of All The Corralejo hotels with water parks inside, Apartamentos Maxorata Beach May Be The Most Luxurious And Comfortable Apartamentos Maxorata Beach is located in a tourist area of Corralejo, just a short drive from El Burro. This aparthotel features flat-screen TV and a bar as well as free Wi-Fi in public areas. The night Spectrum Club is 750 metres from the venue, while Acua Water Park is 1 km away. A golden beach is 950 metres from the accommodation. Avenida Corralejo Grandes Playas is also located near the hotel. You will find Flag Beach within the immediate surroundings. Waterslides Free Wi-Fi in public areas Luggage storage Bar/ Lounge area Restaurant Snack bar Paid shuttle service Saltwater pool Laundry Flat-screen TV Kitchenette Microwave Toaster Cookware/ Kitchen utensils Billiard tables Diving Wind surfing Aqua park Beach access Sun loungers Corralejo water park hotels Las Marismas De Corralejo C Hriamen E, 35660, Corralejo 5+ images One Of The Coolest hotels with waterslides in Corralejo Las Marismas De Corralejo Aparthotel is located 0. 8 km from the shopping mall “Centro Comercial Las Palmeras” and boasts a sundeck, sun loungers and a bar. The venue is situated in the centre of Corralejo, near C. C. Plaza. This accommodation is in a 13-minute walk from Acua Water Park. The hotel places you within 1.4 km of La Galera. The laid-back Oasis Papagayo Resort Lodging is also located near the property. The particular Popcorn Beach is only a couple of minutes’ drive away. Water Slides Wi-Fi On-site car park Luggage storage 24-hour reception Poolside snack bar Restaurant Welcome drink Snack bar Coffee shop Paid airport shuttle Fitness studio Outdoor swimming pool Jacuzzi Massage Laundry Flat-screen TV Lift Kitchenette Microwave Bahiazul Villas & Club Fuerteventura Pardelas, 7 6+ images One Of The Best water park hotels Bahiazul Villas & Club Fuerteventura, located 2. 3 km from Dunas de Corralejo, features a Jacuzzi, a sundeck and an aqua park. Acua Water Park is less than 2.4 km away. This attractive accommodation is set in a residential area of Corralejo, about 25 minutes’ walk to the city centre. The white beach is merely 700 metres away. The hotel is steps from Mercadona. Water Slides Wi-Fi Luggage storage Locker room Outdoor dining area Restaurant Welcome drink Snack bar Lobby bar Paid airport shuttle Fitness studio Outdoor swimming pool Heated swimming pool Pedicure Manicure Jacuzzi Facial Fuentepark Apartamentos Anguila, 1 11+ images This Is Also One Of The Best Corralejo hotels with water parks Located 3. 4 km from El Burro, the charming Fuentepark Apartamentos Corralejo features an outdoor swimming pool, a sunbathing terrace and a solarium. The centre of Corralejo is within 1 km of the venue, and Acua Water Park is about 1.2 km away. Guests will appreciate an excellent location in the vicinity of Avenida Corralejo Grandes Playas. The beach is 550 metres away. Fuentepark Apartamentos is just a short drive from Isla de Lobos Museum. Waterpark Free Wi-Fi in public areas Luggage storage Poolside snack bar Outdoor swimming pool Jacuzzi Back massage Head massage Full body massage Solarium Foot massage Laundry Flat-screen TV Kitchen Refrigerator Electric kettle Toaster Cookware/ Kitchen utensils Billiard tables Golf course waterpark hotels in Corralejo Surf Riders Fuerteventura (Adults Only) Medano, 14 3+ images One Of The Best Corralejo hotels with water parks For Adults Situated 2. 6 km from El Burro in Corralejo, Surf Riders Fuerteventura Hotel features complimentary parking, a tennis court and an aqua park throughout the venue. The property is located off Waikiki, just 5 minutes’ walk from the city centre. This accommodation is in a 20-minute walk from cc Atlantic. The beach is 650 metres away. You can get to the scenic sand dunes “Parque Natural de Corralejo” in a few minutes by car. Water Park Wi-Fi Off-site car park Luggage storage Locker room Picnic area/ Tables Paid airport shuttle Outdoor swimming pool Laundry Leisure/ TV room Adults only Shared kitchen Table tennis Mini golf Snorkelling Diving Wind surfing Tennis court Aqua park Katis Villas Boutique Fuerteventura Pardelas, 7 3+ images This Is One Of The Most Luxurious Corralejo water park hotels Offering a free car park, a golf course and a wellness area, Katis Villas Boutique Fuerteventura Corralejo is set close to Mercadona. The resort is located 2.1 km from the laid-back Oasis Papagayo Resort Lodging and Avenida Corralejo Grandes Playas is 25 minutes’ walk away. The venue is situated 3 km from Corralejo city centre and 40 km from Fuerteventura airport. At this accommodation you’ll be in 12 minutes’ walk from Parque Natural de Corralejo. El Burro Beach is just a few minutes’ drive away. Waterpark Free Wi-Fi in rooms Free parking 24-hour security Babysitting/Child services Air conditioning Cots Beach access Paid airport shuttle Jacuzzi Massage Solarium Spa & wellness centre Hiking Canoeing Fishing Snorkelling Diving Wind surfing Horseback riding Golf course The Spot House Calle Pizarro 45 5+ images If You’re Looking For A Great hotels with water parks in Corralejo, Check Out The Spot House Set 1 km from the centre of Corralejo, The Spot House Hotel offers free WiFi in the rooms. Acua Water Park is 1.3 km of the venue, while Playa del Pozo is around 3.7 km away. Baku Centro de Ocio y Cultura is located near the accommodation, and Fuerteventura airport is approximately a 42-minute drive away. You can get to the uninhabited volcanic Lobos Island in a few minutes by car. Waterslides Wi-Fi Off-site car park Luggage storage Locker room 24-hour reception 24-hour security Coffee shop Fitness centre Massage Spa & wellness centre Laundry Leisure/ TV room Lift Adults only Cookware/ Kitchen utensils Shared kitchen Corralejo hotels with water park Oasis Fuerteventura Beach Apartments Calle Guirre 1 3+ images If You’re Looking For A Corralejo hotels with indoor water slides, Then You Must Check Out Oasis Fuerteventura Beach An aqua park and a tennis court are offered at Oasis Fuerteventura Beach Apartments Corralejo, located 2. 9 km from Playa del Pozo. The venue is set within 15 minutes’ walk of the centre of Corralejo, not far from Redshark Kite & Surf Center. Playa De La Concha De Lobos is less than 4.3 km away. The laid-back Oasis Papagayo Resort Lodging is also located near the accommodation. The particular Popcorn Beach is only a couple of minutes’ drive away. Water Slides Free Wi-Fi in rooms Off-site car park Saltwater pool Flat-screen TV Cookware/ Kitchen utensils Tennis court Aqua park Sun loungers Beach umbrellas Pets allowed No smoking on site Island Home Fuerteventura Calle Guirre 5+ images This Is One Of The Best Cheap hotels with water parks Corralejo The 3-star Island Home Fuerteventura Corralejo provides quick access to the laid-back Oasis Papagayo Resort Lodging and offers a tennis court, an outdoor swimming pool and a sun terrace. Avenida Corralejo Grandes Playas is a few minutes’ drive from the aparthotel, while Baku Centro de Ocio y Cultura is 2.8 km away. The property is situated 2 km from Corralejo city centre and 40 km from Fuerteventura airport. Dunes Coralejo is a 10-minute ride away. Waterpark Free Wi-Fi Free parking 24-hour security Outdoor dining area Poolside snack bar Welcome drink Snack bar Coffee shop Paid airport shuttle Outdoor swimming pool Heated swimming pool Back massage Head massage Full body massage Foot massage Laundry Flat-screen TV Electric kettle Cookware/ Kitchen utensils Express check-in/ -out Corralejo Resorts and Hotels with Waterparks FAQ What are the best all inclusive Corralejo resorts? If you’re searching for an all-inclusive resort in Corralejo, check Arena Beach rating: 8. 0/10 with medical service, concierge service and water skiing. What are the top 10 resorts in Corralejo? According to our travelguide-fuerteventura.com statistics, Alua Suites Fuerteventura, h20 Ocean Suites (Adults Only) and Apartamentos Dunas Club are the top hotel resorts for a pleasant stay. What are the best Corralejo resorts near Acua Water Park? According to travelguide-fuerteventura.com statistics, Labranda Village and Labranda Aloe Club are the best resorts located within 5 minutes’ walk from Acua Water Park. Latest Posts Corralejo hotels near Acua Water Park Corralejo hotels near Playa vista Lobos Corralejo Guest Houses Corralejo Self Catering Holidays Luxury Hotels in Corralejo near Playa De La Concha De Lobos Corralejo hotels near El Burro Acua Water Park Corralejo to Caleta de Fuste Find Transport to Caleta de Fuste Travel From Travel From To Search accommodation with Booking. com Need a hotel room in ? Book now There are 3 ways to get from Acua Water Park Corralejo to Caleta de Fuste by bus, taxi or car Select an option below to see step-by-step directions and to compare ticket prices and travel times in Rome2rio’s travel planner. Line 6 bus, line 3 bus  •  1h 32m Take the line 6 bus from Corralejo to Puerto del Rosario 6 Take the line 3 bus from Puerto del Rosario to Caleta de Fuste 3 / … Taxi  •  39 min Take a taxi from Acua Water Park Corralejo to Caleta de Fuste 46. 3 km Drive  •  39 min Drive from Acua Water Park Corralejo to Caleta de Fuste 46.3 km Quickest way to get there Cheapest option Distance between Acua Water Park Corralejo to Caleta de Fuste by walk and bus 203 Weekly Services 1h 32m Average Duration €3 Cheapest Price See schedules Share Save this link to stay updated on COVID-19 restrictions Travel safe during COVID-19 Rules to follow in Spain Mandatory Mandatory Travel within Spain Observe COVID-19 safety rules COVID-19 help in Spain If you need help, visit the national COVID-19 website or call the COVID-19 Helpline 112 Frequently Asked Questions Am I allowed to travel from Acua Water Park Corralejo to Caleta de Fuste? What are the travel restrictions in Caleta de Fuste? Domestic travel is not restricted, but some conditions may apply Face masks are mandatory There is a social distancing requirement of 1. 5 metres Observe COVID-19 safety rules Explore travel options What is the national COVID-19 helpline number in Caleta de Fuste? The national COVID-19 helpline number in Caleta de Fuste is 112. Do I have to wear a face mask on public transport in Caleta de Fuste? Wearing a face mask on public transport in Caleta de Fuste is mandatory. What should I do if I have COVID-19 symptoms when I arrive in Caleta de Fuste? Make yourself known to an official member of staff and/or call the national coronavirus helpline number on 112. Last updated: 26 Sep 2022 Exceptions may apply, for full details: European Union. We’re working around the clock to bring you the latest COVID-19 travel updates. This information is compiled from official sources. To the best of our knowledge, it is correct as of the last update. Visit Rome2rio travel advice for general help. Questions & Answers What is the most cost-effective way to get from Acua Water Park Corralejo to Caleta de Fuste? The cost-effective way to get from Acua Water Park Corralejo to Caleta de Fuste is to line 6 bus and line 3 bus, which costs €3 – €6 and takes 1h 32m. More details What is the fastest way to get from Acua Water Park Corralejo to Caleta de Fuste? The quickest way to get from Acua Water Park Corralejo to Caleta de Fuste is to taxi which costs €55 – €75 and takes 39 min. More details Is there a direct bus between Acua Water Park Corralejo and Caleta de Fuste? No, there is no direct bus from Acua Water Park Corralejo to Caleta de Fuste. However, there are services departing from Corralejo and arriving at Caleta de Fuste via Puerto del Rosario. The journey, including transfers, takes approximately 1h 32m. More details How far is it from Acua Water Park Corralejo to Caleta de Fuste? The distance between Acua Water Park Corralejo and Caleta de Fuste is 37 km. The road distance is 46.3 km. Get driving directions How do I travel from Acua Water Park Corralejo to Caleta de Fuste without a car? The best way to get from Acua Water Park Corralejo to Caleta de Fuste without a car is to line 6 bus and line 3 bus which takes 1h 32m and costs €3 – €6. More details How long does it take to get from Acua Water Park Corralejo to Caleta de Fuste? It takes approximately 1h 32m to get from Acua Water Park Corralejo to Caleta de Fuste, including transfers. More details Can I drive from Acua Water Park Corralejo to Caleta de Fuste? Yes, the driving distance between Acua Water Park Corralejo to Caleta de Fuste is 46 km. It takes approximately 39 min to drive from Acua Water Park Corralejo to Caleta de Fuste. Get driving directions Where can I stay near Caleta de Fuste? There are 948+ hotels available in Caleta de Fuste. Prices start at €100 per night. More details What companies run services between Acua Water Park Corralejo, Spain and Caleta de Fuste, Spain? You can take a bus from Acua Water Park Corralejo to Caleta de Fuste via Corralejo and Puerto del Rosario in around 1h 32m. Tiadhe Phone +34 (0) 928 855 726 Email [email protected] Website tiadhe.com Ave. Duration 42 min Frequency Hourly Estimated price €2 – €4 Schedules at tiadhe. com Ave. Duration 16 min Frequency Every 30 minutes Estimated price €1 – €2 Schedules at tiadhe.com Taxi from Acua Water Park Corralejo to Caleta de Fuste Ave. Duration 39 min Estimated price €55 – €75 Phone +34 928 850 216 Website taxisfuerteventura. es Phone +34 928 53 02 16 Want to know more about travelling around the world? Rome2rio’s Travel Guide series provide vital information for the global traveller. Read our range of informative guides on popular transport routes and companies – including 10 amazing places to get away from it all in Australia, Travelling to the US: What do I need to know? and Italy Travel Guides – to help you get the most out of your next trip. 21 BEST Baby And Toddler Friendly Hotels In Fuerteventura A guide to the best baby and toddler friendly hotels, villas and aparthotels in Fuerteventura including hotels with splash parks, on the beach and near to water parks.  If you click on a link in this piece, we may earn affiliate revenue. Read More – 50 Amazing Baby And Toddler Friendly Hotels In Europe #1. Oasis Duna Aparthotel, Corralejo The Oasis Duna Aparthotel is a great choice for families looking for a baby or toddler friendly place to stay in Fuerteventura.  It’s a 3* aparthotel close to the centre of Correlejo with a baby pool, swimming pool with waterslides and a playground. The aparthotel is a 5 minute walk to a water park, and a 15 minute walk to the beach.  2 bedroom apartments are available with basic kitchenette facilities, air con and flat screen TVs.  Half board is available. Learn More – Oasis Duna Aparthotel Read More – 21 BEST Baby And Toddler Friendly Places To Stay In Tenerife #2. Barcelo Castillo Beach Resort The Barcelo Castillo Beach Resort is a beachfront Canarian village style resort next to the marina, and only 10 minutes from the airport. There is a brand new Pirate and Princess complex with a fantastic little splash pool as well as a Kids Pool and a little playground. Families can stay in a range of bungalows with kitchenette facilities and air con. There are great sports facilities at the Barcelo Castillo Beach Resort including pedalo hire, mini golf and table tennis. There is also an evening mini disco.  A great choice for families looking for a baby and toddler friendly hotel in Fuerteventura. Learn More – Barcelo Castillo Beach Resort Read More – 25 Incredible Baby & Toddler Friendly Places To Stay In Lanzarote #3. Pierre & Vacances Village Club Fuerteventura Origo Mare This resort is a little out of the way, but has top notch facilities for the whole family so you definitely won’t get bored!  There are 11 outdoor swimming pools including a waterpark with a wave pool and separate children’s pool. Parents who like to work out on holiday will love the air conditioned gym, aerobics studio, dance classes and Pilates and yoga. There is also a sports bar, mini golf and Spa offering a wide range of beauty treatments. Toddlers will also love the playground.  Families can stay in 1 and 2 bedroom villas on an All Inclusive basis.  Please note the kids club is for children aged 4+. Learn More – Pierre & Vacances Village Club Fuerteventura Origo Mare Read More – 19 BEST Baby & Toddler Friendly Hotels In Gran Canaria #4. Sheraton Fuerteventura Beach, Golf and Spa, Caleta De Fuste This 5* baby and toddler friendly hotel in Fuerteventura comes highly recommended due to its beachfront location and spacious rooms. There is an outdoor heated children’s swimming pool with sprinklers and fountains, an indoor swimming pool and playground.  Self-catering, half board, half board plus and All Inclusive board basis’ are available. The buffet restaurant has plenty of choice for the whole family including a chocolate fountain!  Family rooms with garden views are available. The hotel is only 20 mins from the airport. Learn More – Sheraton Fuerteventura Beach Golf & Spa Read More – Which Canary Island Is Best For Toddlers? #5. Broncemar Beach Aparthotel These low level apartments are a short walk from the beach and are perfectly located in the centre of Costa Caleta. There is a children’s swimming pool, playground and daily entertainment. 2 bedroom apartments are available with cooking rings, coffee making facilities, a fridge, kettle, microwave and toaster. Learn More – Broncemar Beach Hotel Read More – 50 BEST Places To Stay With Babies And Toddlers In The Canary Islands #6. Hotel Club Jandia, Fuerteventura Lagoon-like pools and palm tree islands make relaxing by the water a perfect dream at the Hotel Club Jandia Princess. It’s a great hotel for babies and toddlers near the beach too and it even has an on-site children’s farm! Plus, that’s not forgetting the hotel is just moments from the stunning white sands near Pico de la Zarza mountain range – one of the best stretches of coastline this side of the Caribbean. Back at the hotel, there’s also a hotel-run kids’ club, regular entertainment and daytime activity programme. Learn More – Hotel Club Jandia Princess #7. Riu Oliva Beach Resort This classic Canarian hotel is set in a spellbinding location, right in the middle of Fuerteventura’s longest beach. The golden Saharan sands and rolling Atlantic waves make it a truly beautiful coastline. Plus, it’s ideal as a beachfront toddler friendly hotel too, as it has two children’s pools with shallow waters and a hotel-run kids club. You also won’t be far from the sights and sounds of bustling Corralejo. This friendly town has an array of amazing coastal restaurants and beaches. Learn More – Riu Oliva Beach Resort #8. LABRANDA Hotel Bahia de Lobos & Acua Waterpark The Labranda Hotel Bahia de Lobos & Acua Waterpark is 4* toddler friendly hotel close to the centre of Corralejo.  It has a collection of whitewashed buildings surrounding a gorgeous swimming pool and a kids swimming pool, playground. Best or all, all stays include unlimited entry to the Acua Waterpark which includes a splash park, lazy river and waterslides for older children. Learn More – LABRANDA Hotel Bahia de Lobos & Acua Waterpark #9. h20 Ocean Suites The h20 Ocean Suites are ideally situated for a relaxing beach holiday in Fuerteventura with easy access to the beach and close to lots of lovely restaurants, bars and shops.  All the rooms are suites which are big, clean and well equipped. Toddlers will love the outdoor swimming pool and being able to choose between the beach and the pool. The Kids Club is for children aged 4+. Learn More – h20 Ocean Suites #10. h20 Tindaya & Oasis Park The h20 Tindaya & Oasis Park is a 4* baby and toddler friendly hotel in Fuerteventura. It’s got direct access to a gorgeous sandy beach and has a fab swimming pool with a pirate ship and water slides plus a playground. Don’t miss a visit to the Route 66 American style restaurant which is one of the best American diners on the island! Plus, all guests get free entrance to one of the Canaries biggest animal parks – the Oasis Park Fuerteventura. All Inclusive is available. Learn More – h20 Tindaya & Oasis Park #12. Arena Beach The Arena Beach is a toddler friendly complex close to the main resort of Corralejo and the El Campanario shopping centre. There is a children’s splash pool with jets and fountains, and a separate children’s pool. Toddlers will also love the playground with the swings, slides and adventure play area. The apartments are really well equipped.   All Inclusive is available.  There is entertainment at the complex during the day, and a mini disco in the evening. Don’t miss a trip to the 7 mile Grande Beach and sand dunes. Learn More – Arena Beach #13. The Iberostar Playa Gaviotas Park The Iberostar Playa Gaviotas Park has got direct access to the golden sands of Playa De Jandia beach. It’s located next to its sister hotel of the Iberostar Playa Gaviotas so guests can use the facilities of both hotels. Toddlers will love the Aquafun splash park, 2 swimming pools and bowling alley. Parents will love relaxing in the Spa and Wellness centre. All-inclusive is available. Learn More – Iberostar Playa Gaviotas Park #14. R2 Rio Calma Hotel & Spa The seafront R2 Rio Calma Hotel & Spa has amazing sea views, a luxurious Spa and comfy family rooms.   There are 2 gorgeous outdoor swimming pools including a kids pool and a playground.  Costa Calma resort is less than 2km away and the beach is less than 3km away.  All Inclusive is available. Learn More – R2 Rio Calma Hotel & Spa #15. Alua Suites Fuerteventura This smart all-inclusive hotel has 7 outdoor swimming pools, and is also close to the beach. There are 2 children’s swimming pools and a playground with swings and seesaws.  There are more than 10 bars and restaurants at this hotel, and the Gaudi restaurant is particularly good for families.  There is a complimentary bus to Grandes Playas beach and sand dunes. Parents can relax at the hotel spa which offers treatments. Learn More – Alua Suites Fuerteventura #16. Fuerteventura Princess The Fuerteventura Princess is a Canarian style hotel with direct access to gorgeous Esquinzo de Jandia beach. It’s a great option for families looking for a baby and toddler friendly hotel in Fuerteventura as there is a children’s swimming pool, playground and family friendly restaurants. Tired parents can grab some well deserved me-time in the hotel Spa. Learn More – Fuerteventura Princess #17. TUI Magic Life Fuerteventura This chilled out hotel is great for babies and toddlers. Accommodation is in villa style apartments – some of which overlook the gardens and the pools.  The TUI Magic Life has 5 outdoor swimming pools including a Splash Park and a small children’s play area too. Parents wanting to keep fit whilst on holiday can take their pick from one of the enormous range of exercise classes on offer.  The beach is a short walk away down some steep steps. There is a kids club for children aged 3-6 where little ones can play games and take part in shows. The fishing villages of Jandia and Morro Jable are just a short walk away, where there is a small turtle sanctuary. Oasis Zoo is also nearby. Learn More – TUI Magic Life Fuerteventura #18. Barcelo Corralejo Sands The Barcelo Corralejo Sands is in a great location close to Corralejo centre and 250m from the beach. It is a modern hotel with a large pool area, pirate ship splash area and playground. There is a great Spa for adults. The sand dunes are just 2km away and the hotel runs a free shuttle bus so families can visit them. Learn More – Barcelo Corralejo Sands #19. Bahiazul Villas & Club Looking for a luxury villa in Fuerteventura with a private swimming pool? Check out the Bahiazul Villas & Club which are located just a few steps from the Corralejo Natural Park.  Each of the white washed villas has its own private swimming pool and there are excellent facilities for babies and toddlers in the resort centre including a playground and restaurant.  1,2 and 3 bedroom villas are available. Learn More – Bahiazul Villas & Club #20. Elba Carlota Hotel This toddler friendly hotel is located right by the sea so is perfect for families looking for a beachfront hotel in Fuerteventura. Toddlers will love splashing around in the swimming pool, playing at the beach or letting off steam in the playground.  Family rooms and All Inclusive is available.  The hotel is a short 20 minute transfer from the airport. Learn More – The Elba Carlota Hotel #21. Costa Caleta Hotel and Oasis Park The Costa Caleta Hotel is in a great location in the centre of Costa Caleta and close to the beach. There are spacious family rooms sleeping to up 3 people, 5 outdoor pools including a kids pool, a children’s playground, indoor play area and mini disco. Best of all – families get free unlimited entry to the Canaries’ biggest animal park – Oasis Park Fuerteventura. There are over 3000 animals, animal shows, cheeky sea lions and a children’s farm at this fab park so it is definitely worth a visit or 2 during your holiday! Learn More – Costa Caleta Hotel & Oasis Park Can you recommend any baby and toddler friendly places to stay in Fuerteventura? 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We are trusted: 238148 orders No hidden fees Intui.travel guaranteed Voucher and instructions – where your driver is waiting Date, time can be changed in the order +13200 positive reviews Cancellation – possible Intui airport transfer is reliable Site is the property of EasyUptur LLP (UK) We sell airport transfers from 01.09.2011 The site is reliable. Verified by ESET SSL Wildcard All transportation services are performed only by licensed carrier companies 97% satisfied customers. Reviews Transfer order: Aqua Aquapark (Fuerteventura) → Residencial Corralejo Centro Playa On the Intui website, you can book a transfer Aqua Aquapark (Fuerteventura) – Residencial Corralejo Centro Playa 0 *, whose address is Corralejo, Calle La Red, 2. Offers from Intui solve the problem – How to get to Residencial Corralejo Centro Playa, how to get from Residencial Corralejo Centro Playa to Aqua Aquapark (Fuerteventura). Geo-coordinates of the hotel: longitude 28.73378 , latitude -13.86895. Approximate travel time 3 minutes. Intui offers a transfer service – this is a convenient service that tour operators and / or hotels do not always provide. If you want to take a TAXI from Aqua Aquapark (Fuerteventura) to Residencial Corralejo Centro Playa, which is located in Corralejo at min. price from 110 EUR, we can offer you various options for transfer vehicles. This can be a transfer to Residencial Corralejo Centro Playa and a comfortable sedan type car, or a minivan for a group or a shuttle bus to Residencial Corralejo Centro Playa (group transfer – if offered on the page). This is the best way for you – How to get from Aqua Aquapark (Fuerteventura) to Residencial Corralejo Centro Playa. To be able to calculate the cost of a transfer from Aqua Aquapark (Fuerteventura) to Residencial Corralejo Centro Playa and back, you need to select the date of arrival, the number of adults and children and the vehicle option, and indicate a convenient currency for payment. 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Transfer Aqua Aquapark (Fuerteventura) → Golf Club Fuerteventura Transfer Aqua Aquapark (Fuerteventura) → Golf Club Fuerteventura | Intui Search results: Airport to hotel Roundtrip From hotel to airport BOARDING Specify Airport, Port, Station, Hotel × DESTINATION Enter resort, city, hotel × or search by address or hotel name DATE AND TIME OF ARRIVAL ? 20 Thu October 20:35 DATE AND TIME OF DEPARTURE ? 22 Sat October 20:35 ADULTS (12+) CHILDREN (3-11) INFANTS (0-2) Currency RUB Loading, please wait. .. We are trusted: 238148 orders No hidden fees Intui.travel guaranteed Voucher and instruction – where your driver is waiting Date, time can be changed in the order +13200 positive reviews Cancellation – possible Intui airport transfer is reliable Site is the property of EasyUptur LLP (UK) We sell airport transfers from 01.09.2011 The site is reliable. Verified by ESET SSL Wildcard All transportation services are performed only by licensed carrier companies 97% satisfied customers. 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Reserve Pierre & Vacances Fuerteventura Origomare – Description Situado en el extremo norte de la pintoresca isla de Fuerteventura, este fabuloso complejo es un destino perfecto para todos aquellos que buscan unas vacaciones inolvidables y llenas de diversion. A 1 km los viajeros encontrarán el romántico pueblo de pescadores de Majanicho, donde multitud de bares y restaurantes tradicionales aguardan ser descubiertos. El complejo cuenta con villas hermosas y espaciosas habitaciones con terraza y jardín, así como una amplia gama de instalaciones y servicios. Los huéspedes quedarán impresionados por los dos restaurantes y tres bares del recinto, así como por sus fabulosas instalaciones recreativas, que incluyen un parque acualudico con toboganes, piscinas, pistas de tenis, una cancha multiuso, minigolf y gimnasio. También pueden disfrutar de fabulosos programas de animación adaptados a todas las edades y públicos. NOTA: Las piscinas Oasis permaneceran cerradas.Precio toallas piscina: 5€ precio + depósito de 10€. Booking phone: (0034) 922 715353 Hotel phone: 0034928456002 Minimum price guaranteed Equipment Pets allowed: Si Apartments Year of construction See more Table tennis Gym Handball View more Internet access Available mobile coverage area: Si Internet View more Extra bed on request TV: Si Breakfast and Dinner: Si Snack bar: Si Bar: Si View more Baskets on request Place for bicycles: Si Solarium: Si Fitness Centre Pool bar: Si Bicycles for rent * 24-Hour Front Desk: Si ??????? ??? ??????: Si * Press Delivery: Si Playroom: Si Garden: Si Terrace: Si View more Kids Club: Si Play area: Si Kindergarten See more Mini market on site: Si Shops on site: Si Distance from the port in meters Distance from the airport in meters City center Beach Restaurants: Si Sunbeds Umbrellas Apartment complex Aparthotel Sports hotel: Si View more * Payment for services directly on the site At Canarias. com you have access to rates from over 70,000 hotels worldwide. 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Card TripAdvisor Reviews TripAdvisor Rating Based on 2566 comments Cleanliness Location Rooms Service Sleep quality Price/quality These comments and criticisms are subjective and come from travelers who have stayed at this hotel. These reviews do not represent the views of Canarias.com nor Tripadvisor LLC >> Read all reviews | >> Write a Review Reviews Canarias.com 8/10 8 out of 10 Punctuation of Pierre & Vacances Fuerteventura Origomare is based on 5 Verified Reviews average rating 8 Service 8 Quality – price 6 Best quality 8 Cleaning 6 Location 8 Numers 6 Drink selection 6 Power Customer Reviews four por Fernando Javier from Adeje, ES Bien Posted on 28. 10.2015 Variedad 5 4 4 4 5 5 4 4 four por Inma from Las Palmas, ES Hotel tranquilo Posted on 03. 11.2016 Hotel tranquilo y retirado 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 4 Tips for choosing a room four for JUAN ANTONIO from Puerto de la Cruz, ES Excelentes vacaciones con algun pero. …….. Posted on 09/07/2017 Hola he estado en este hotel desde el sábado 02-09 al martes 05-09. Se está de lujo pq son unas villas muy comodas. Son de 2 pisos con su cocina completa. Tienen aire acondicionado. Los baños son modernos y sobre todo las camas comodisimas, las almohadas normalitas. La limpieza muy bien y se descansa estupendamente pq al estar alejado de todo pues no oyes nada. A nosotros nos toco una villa relativamente cerca de la zona de ocio pero si comprendo que al ser como un pueblo a los que le toque mas lejos tienen que coger coche para acercarse a recepción o darse un buen paseo. Yo fui a relajarme y lo conseguí. Tiene un parque acuático genial para los niños, resaltar el trato muy cordial de los animadores y de todo el personal en general. El unico pero que le encuentro que vi algún bichito, alguna cucaracha. En la villa mi hijo vio una, y yo el ultimo ´día vi dos en el comedor de las pequeñas. Yo soy canario y entiendo que por el clima esos bichos aquí es hasta normal, pero deberían de tener un poco mas de control o fumigar mas a menudo pq siendo un 4 estrellas las tienen que tener mas controladas. Lo digo con conocimiento de causa pq trabajo en hoteles de 4 estrellas de mantenimiento y se a lo que me refiero hay que tenerlas controladas debajo, no en la superficie que las ve la gente. Otro pero en el comedor debería de haber algún encargado o Maitre me parece a mi. De resto esta todo ok. 4 4 5 4 3 4 4 4 Tips for choosing a room Si quieres relax estupendo, desconexión total. four por Clodoaldo from Tacoronte, ES Ideal para viajar con ninos Posted on 09/17/2017 Hotel excelente para viajar en familia. Nos toco un pareado de dos plantas con todo lo necesario para estar cómodos. Las comidas están bien, quizás poco variado, pero suficiente. Muy buen ambiente y ni una mala cara por parte del personal. Magnífico el equipo de socorristas de las piscinas. Un sitio para repetir, sin duda. El único pero es que está en una zona muy ventosa y alejada de las poblaciones más importantes. 4 5 5 4 3 5 4 4 Tips for choosing a room Alquilar un coche. four por RUBEN from ………., ES Hotel retirado pero ideal para tranquilidad Posted on 12/12/2017 Esta el hotel y desierto alrededor. Pero si lo que buscas es eso precisamente, es el mejor sitio. No tiene buena localización para ver la isla porque está muy al norte. De resto está todo muy bien. Tranquilidad, piscinas buenas y buen ambiente. 4 4 0 5 2 5 0 0 Tips for choosing number Si vas en solo alojamiento lleva la comida. La cocina está muy bien equipada. These comments and criticisms are subjective and come from travelers who have stayed at this hotel. These reviews do not represent the views of Canarias.com Pierre & Vacances Resort Fuerteventura OrigoMare Resort Lajares 68 hotels Dates for viewing prices Departure Adults 01020304 Children -01020304 Price 0 RUB – 3060 RUB 21 RUB 3060 – RUB 6110 14 RUB 6110 – RUB 9170 9 RUB 9170 – RUB 12200 11 12200 rub+ 13 Number of stars 60 3 5 Rating Facilities WiFi 57 TV 55 Air conditioner 5 Parking 58 Restaurant 4 Bar 2 Pool 55 Fitness 3 Bath/Shower 39 Refrigerator 52 Type of allocation Villa 31 Vacation home 10 Apartment 9 Guest house 3 Hotel 2 Bed and breakfast hotel 2 Resort hotel 1 Attractions Lajares Los Charcos Beach 8 km. Ecomuseum Alcojida 18 km. House Museum of Don Miguel de Unamuno 21 km. Fuerteventura Golf Club 33 km. Lanzarote Golf Resort 39 km. Timanfaya National Park 40 km. Airports Lajares Fuerteventura Airport 26 km. Lanzarote-Arrecife Airport 44 km. Photos and description provided by the hotel and not verified by the service. Guest rating for Pierre & Vacances Resort Fuerteventura OrigoMare : 8.6/10 amazing Hotel reviews → Free Wi-Fi Parking Description Rooms Videos Reviews Amenities Location This resort is located 6 km from the city centre. Here you don’t have to figure out where to go – everything interesting is already nearby. Pierre & Vacances Resort Fuerteventura OrigoMare is located in Lajares. A cafe is open for coffee and snack lovers. Want to stay connected? The resort has free Wi-Fi. Pass the evening or have a good time before going to bed in a cozy atmosphere in the bar. Time to remember our daily bread! There is a restaurant for guests. A fitness center, gym, table tennis, mini-golf and diving are especially available to guests who do not miss the opportunity to play sports. Leisure activities on site include live entertainment and ping pong. Free parking is available for travelers by car. The following services are also available to guests: solarium. You don’t have to leave your pet at home: pets are allowed. The resort can arrange transfers upon request. Water lovers will appreciate the swimming pool, water park and outdoor pool. Children will be happy! There is a children’s playroom. Resort staff will be available to chat in English, Spanish, Italian, German and French. Other services are available for guests. For example, laundry, ATM, ironing, press, car rental, safe and concierge. In the room you will find a shower, TV and bathrobe. Equipment depends on the selected room category. Pierre & Vacances Resort Fuerteventura OrigoMare : Pierre & Vacances Resort Fuerteventura OrigoMare Booked 2 times today. Air conditioning Minibar Private bathroom TV Beds : Twin or double bed Services and facilities : Dishwasher, Hair dryer, Ironing facilities, Kitchen, Pets allowed, Tea or coffee maker, Free toiletries Enter dates and see current prices Prices and Availability Book Air conditioning Private bathroom TV Services and facilities : Dishwasher, Hairdryer, Ironing facilities, Kitchen, Tea or coffee maker, Free toiletries Enter the dates and view up-to-date prices Prices and Availability Book Air Conditioning Private bathroom TV Services and facilities : Bathrobe, Coffee, Dishwasher, Hairdryer, Ironing Facilities, Kitchen, Pets allowed, Slippers, Tea or coffee maker, Free toiletries Enter the dates and see current prices Prices and Availability Book Air conditioning Safe Private bathroom TV Services and amenities : Bed linen, Coffee, Dining area, Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Hairdryer, Heating, Ironing facilities, Kitchen, Kitchenware, Pets allowed, Shower, Kettle, Tea or coffee maker, Telephone, Free toiletries, Towels, Wardrobe see current prices Prices and Availability Book Air conditioning Private bathroom TV Services and amenities : Dishwasher, Hairdryer, Ironing Facilities, Kitchenette, Pets Allowed, Tea/Coffee Maker, Toiletries Enter the dates to see current prices Prices and Availability Book Prices and availability Fuerteventura Friday 30 September Daytime +20, at night +17 Partly cloudy, no precipitation North wind, 9 m/s Weather in Fuerteventura Dietary menu (on request) breakfast Breakfast “Swedish table” Cafe 86 Restoral ) Snack Bar Snack/Drink Vending Machine Kitchen Poolside Kitchen 006 Ping-Pong Protective barriers for children PLACHIC PLACE on the street GAME Swimming pool Water park Swimming pool Outdoor pool 9028 Beach facilities 60096 Maestro, Mastercard, Visa, JCB, American Express Pets weighing less than 25 kg are allowed. . It is necessary to present the pet passport at reception. €12 per animal and per day or €75 per animal per week. There is a restriction for breeds considered potentially dangerous. Pets will be accepted upon presentation of a rabies vaccination certificate. A basic cleaning supply kit is included with stay. Please note that Bar “El Mavericks”, the gym, wave generator and climbing wall are temporary closed. Oasis Pool 3 will be closed temporarily. We advise you to come with your own car, as public transport does not go here. A security deposit of € 200 is required upon arrival. Payment is by credit card. You will receive the deposited amount at the time of check-out. Once the condition of the property has been checked, the deposit will be fully refunded to your credit card. 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Prices and Availability Book a room at Pierre & Vacances Resort Fuerteventura OrigoMare → Frequently Asked Questions How much does it cost to stay at Pierre & Vacances Fuerteventura OrigoMare? The cost of living in Pierre & Vacances Fuerteventura OrigoMare depends on the number of guests and date. The average cost per night is 3 340 Does Pierre & Vacances Resort Fuerteventura OrigoMare have Wi-Fi? Free Wi-Fi is available for resort guests. What popular attractions are nearby Pierre & Vacances Resort Fuerteventura OrigoMare? Nearest attractions: Los Charcos Beach (6 km.) , Ecomuseum Alcojida (23 km.) , House Museum of Don Miguel de Unamuno (27 km.) , Timanfaya National Park (35 km.) , Montañas de Fuego Mountains (36 km.) , Lanzarote Golf Resort (36 km.) , Rancho Texas Park (37 km.) What are the check-in and check-out times? Check-in at Pierre & Vacances Resort Fuerteventura OrigoMare is possible from 16:00, check-out Until 10:00. How far is Pierre & Vacances Fuerteventura OrigoMare Resort from the nearest airport? Nearest airport Fuerteventura Airport is at a distance of 32 km. Does the resort have parking? Parking available for resort guests. Search and booking hotels Attractions near the hotel Los Charcos beach 6 km. Ecomuseum Alcojida 23 km. House Museum of Don Miguel de Unamuno 27 km. Timanfaya National Park 35 km. Montañas de Fuego Mountains 36 km. Lanzarote Golf Resort 36 km. Rancho Texas Park 37 km. Fuerteventura Golf Club 38 km. Campesino Monument 45 km. Nearest airports Fuerteventura airport 32 km. Lanzarote-Arrecife Airport 41 km. 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Good location. You can leave things if you have a late flight. Recommend Rosamar Es Blau 4* Spain, Costa Brava I liked everything. The hotel has wonderful and hospitable employees DANIELA AND VALENTINA, many thanks to them for their attention and support, they will always tell you everything and help, thank you. The hotel is clean. There is a small pool. Good breakfasts and dinners. Our vacation was a success for all 100 Exe Plaza Catalunya 4* Spain, Barcelona cool room, cool and big balcony, very clean, great location, a minute from Plaza Catalunya, the staff started cleaning the neighboring room very early, woke up with a vacuum cleaner Bluesock Hostels Madrid Spain, Madrid – Cleanliness – Cozy lounge area – cheap breakfast (buns, croissants, toast, yoghurts, fruits, jams, cheese, sausage, tea, coffee, juice, milk) for 4.5 euros – location (close to the center and metro) – Sercotel Boulevard Vitoria-Gasteiz 4* Spain, Vitoria Good location for traveling by car. There is always a parking space. There is no kettle in the kitchen, small pots. Not sure what the kitchen is for? Hotel Malcom and Barret 3* Spain, Valencia A hotel to return to. Everything is very nice, like home. In terms of comfort, this is a 4-star hotel, but so far they have not received the fourth one yet! Very pleased with the chef of the restaurant. The kitchen was incredible! There are just no comments. Everything was perfect. Very small size of parking spaces inside the hotel 4.5 meters. We just didn’t fit the length of the car. But it was lucky that there were free places on the street nearby. This did not spoil our impression of the hotel and our stay in the least.0006 Ona Hotels Terra 3* Spain, Barcelona Excellent hotel, nothing bad to say. Great breakfasts, great bright room, very friendly staff, great bar and top floor veranda with a great view of the Plaza de España. There are practically no shortcomings, I had a great rest, thank you! I wanted bathrobes in the room, but this is a wish)) Exe Plaza Catalunya 4* Spain, Barcelona The hotel is located 100 meters from Plaza Catalunya. The building is modern, which made it possible to make the rooms quite large in size. Clean, comfortable, modern. Ona Hotels Mosaic 3* Spain, Barcelona Great location, very friendly staff 24/7. Comfortable mattress and pillows, large terrace, quiet, well thought out design. Small rooms, shower with a sink right in the room because of which it is sometimes humid. No breakfast at all, just a lunch box with a bun and yogurt, brought to the room. We regretted that we took it with breakfast, there was an excellent coffee shop with pastries nearby. Hotel Barcelona 1882 4* Spain, Barcelona Excellent hotel located 10 minutes walk from the Sagrada Familia. Other attractions are on average 30 minutes walk. Silken Puerta Valencia 4* Spain, Valencia Normal breakfast. Expensive, in my opinion. Nothing outstanding. The location is good, about the same to the old town, to the sea and to the Central Park with its wonders Rosamar Es Blau 4* Spain, Costa Brava Cleanliness, location, cuisine, attitude of the staff – very good!, I especially liked the Russian-speaking employee Valentina, who quickly and efficiently helped in solving the problems that arose, as well as the personal attention and help of the German-speaking hotel manager in solving these problems. In general, all problems and questions that arose were resolved specifically and on time. It would be possible to improve the awareness of receptionists about the options for solving emerging language problems-misunderstandings so that they do not arise initially in principle, and not so that later they have to be solved with a negative initial connotation / impression . Separately, I note that after all, all this that arose was constructively resolved Hipotels Mediterraneo Club 4* Spain, Majorca excellent family hotel, good breakfasts, swimming pools for children and adults, animation, rooms are cleaned every day, a great beach nearby. no Grupotel Taurus Park 4* Spain, Mallorca The location of the hotel is excellent, everything you need is nearby – a large grocery store is 5 minutes walk, car rental is opposite the hotel across the road, the stop to the airport is next to the hotel, the beach is 5 minutes walk, the stop to the city is 5 minutes walk. We arrived at the hotel around 10 am and we were allowed to check in much earlier without any extra charge. The view from the room is excellent (N617), not sunny side (that is, the room is not hot). A big plus of the hotel is its 3rd line, you can’t hear the music from the bars. With regards to food, a variety of meat, fish, fruits, vegetables, sweets, in general, you will not stay hungry. On the 3rd day I had to ask to change the towels in the bathroom, as we realized that they were not going to be changed. Hipotels Mediterraneo Club 4* Spain, Mallorca The hotel is located close to the beach, with small children convenient. The beach is clean, the entry into the sea is gentle. Cleaning every day. Good selection of food in the restaurant. Lots of people in the restaurant, sometimes a whole line for the buffet, although it moved pretty fast. There are also a lot of people and it’s crowded at the mini-disco, there is nowhere to get up so that the child can see you, the parents sat right on the floor. Esplendid 3* Spain, Costa Brava A good hotel for the price, it has everything you need, but the management doesn’t take care of it in any way, there are many small things for guests. Wi-Fi is paid! This is true. Check-out at 10:00. They can call the room in the morning and wake you up. Blaumar 4* Spain, Costa Dorada Excellent location, first line, next to the bus stop to Barcelona Airport. To Port Aventura and to the railway station (they are located from the same place) – half an hour on foot, or 10 euros by taxi. The hotel has a swimming pool, but it is small for so many guests. We took half board – breakfast is good, monotonous. but the products are good quality. for dinner, too, you could always find something tasty for yourself, I especially liked the evening of Mediterranean cuisine. Drinks at dinner are paid and not very high quality, except for sangria. Los Dragos Del Sur 3* Spain, Tenerife the rooms are spacious, the location is good, you can always find parking nearby, the staff is very helpful breakfast was so-so, the food does not look very good, the room was not perfectly clean and I did not understand when the cleaning lady comes (for 3 days, I knocked once and never returned) Onix Fira Hotel 3* Spain, Barcelona Good location, great view from the balcony, the room was cleaned every day, friendly staff. Facts about people living in spain: Top 10 Fun Facts About Spanish People Опубликовано: October 28, 2022 в 11:36 am Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous Top 10 Fun Facts About Spanish People You can’t help but love the Spanish. Perhaps it’s the the way their language rolls off the tongue, or their inspiring zest for life — whatever the reason, I’m yet to meet a Spaniard who wasn’t totally magnetic in energy. I adore this list of fun facts about Spanish people. If you have a pending trip to Spain it will come in great use to be aware of the following information! 1. 98% of Spaniards Used to be Roman Catholic Over the course of the last few centuries, statistics showed that an astounding 98% of the population of Spain considered themselves Roman Catholics. In recent studies, statistics now show that this number has dropped to around 74%, with only 36% of them admitting to actually practicing the religion. Spaniards are growing more and more interested in other world religions and the country grows in diversity year by year. Islam and Hinduism are prominent practices amongst the people. by Shalone Cason – Unsplash 2. Spaniards Like to Eat Late Generally speaking, Europe is on a meal clock of its own at the best of times. In the summer, it matters not if you are in Spain, France or Hungary — you’re eating dinner close to midnight and it’s very normal. Spain’s year round eating cycle, however, is considered a world of its own. In Spain, the people typically enjoy a coffee for breakfast, a balanced lunch anytime between 1pm and 3pm, and then dinner only around 10pm. by Milada Vigerova – Unsplash 3. Spaniards Produce Most of the World’s Olive Oil Ignorance really is bliss. When I think of olive oil it’s Italy that is the frontrunner in my mind. In reality, it’s the Spaniards that actually produce most of the world’s olive oil — 44% of it to be exact! To make things even oilier (ha!), Italy is one of Spain’s biggest importers of the “liquid gold”, as they like to call it. A lot of the olive oil available in Italian supermarkets is actually produced on Spanish soil. by Nazar Hrabovyi – Unsplash 4. Enjoyment of Life is Very Important to Spanish People The Spanish people make a great effort to incorporate “enjoying life” as an everyday, conscious, practice. There are many sayings in Spain that you’ll hear passed between inhabitants, all of them with simple meanings like “no stress” and “tomorrow can wait”. For the Spanish, there is no time like the present. If an opportunity for enjoyment presents itself, one should take it. This might be in the form of a great meal, a drink with a friend, or even an afternoon nap. It comes as no surprise then, that Spain has the most amount of bars in one country in all of Europe. by Adrian Dascal – Unsplash 5. The Spanish People are the Largest Producers of Wine in the World This title is actually shared with Italy, and goes back and fourth between the two countries depending on the season and the harvest. Like Italy, the soil of Spain is rich, nutrient and ideal for grape harvest almost year round. Not only do the Spanish produce most of the world’s wine, but they consume a lot, too. Just about every lunch and dinner in Spain is accompanied by good wine, no matter how casual the occasion. 6. The Spanish Don’t Mind Nudity There are absolutely no laws regarding nudity in Spanish legislation at all. This is a rarity, as even the most liberal countries in the world still have laws in place when it comes to nudity in places like malls, or cinemas. Not Spain. The Spanish have the right to exhibit their bodies whenever, wherever and however they feel best. If you’ve traveled to Spain from a country with harsher laws, it’s likely that the general nudity on beaches was a totally new and refreshing experience for you! by Dainis Graveris – Unsplash 7. They Don’t Mind Marijuana Either Sticking with the right to make one’s own choices, Spaniards are free to consume marijuana at their leisure, provided they do it in private. Public consumption is not yet permitted, but the act is decriminalized. The Spanish are also allowed to grow their own marijuana if they feel so inclined. This is on condition that it is for their own private usage and not with the intent for business distribution. 8. … Or Same Sex Marriage With the lax laws regarding nudity and weed, it comes as no surprise that the Spanish are also very much okay with same sex marriage. In fact, gay marriage has been legal in Spain since 2005, and is supported by most of the population. Once a year, Gay Pride Parades take place in all major Spanish cities with thousands of attendees showing up for support. Barcelona’s pride is one of the most renowned events in Europe; people travel from far and wide to attend this unfathomable celebration. by Nick Karvounis – Unsplash 9. On That Note… Spaniard’s Almost Never Get Divorced Perhaps the enjoyment of life in Spain, and the freedom to love whomever you choose, makes for more easy marriages, but Spain has one of the lowest divorce rates in the world. Most countries obtain divorce rates of around 50%, this is considered relatively normal and average. Spanish people only divorce at a rate of 17%. 10. Traditionally, Spaniards Have Two Surnames Trends are changing with regards to naming of children in Spain, but traditionally Spanish people have opted for their children to carry the surnames of both parents. The father’s surname is always stated first, and the mother’s surname second. The names are traditionally not hyphenated, but stand as individual surnames that have to both be produced on legal documents. by Dan Gold – Unsplash 30 facts about Spain: everything you need to know Think Spain is all sun, sand, and siestas? Think again with our list of 30 facts about Spain that you might not know. How much do you know about Spain? If you’re moving to the country, it’s a good idea to learn a little more about your new home. To help you out, we’ve put together a list of our favorite facts about Spain that you might not know. From legal nudity to magical mice, and everything in between, here are 30 informative and interesting truths that might just surprise you. Babbel Want to talk in Toledo? Or have a conversation in Cordoba? Get more from your Spanish adventure with the language-learning app, Babbel. Their range of professionally-made Spanish language courses will have you talking like a local in no time. Download Babbel today and start your Spanish journey! Get the app 1. The EU’s second-largest country Spain – or the Kingdom of Spain, to give the country its official title – is the second-largest country in the European Union after France. It measures up at around 506,000 square kilometers if you include the Canary Islands and the Spanish territories along the North African coastline. 2. Once a number of separate kingdoms Like many other European countries, what we know as modern-day Spain was once a collection of individual kingdoms. That changed in the 15th century when Fernando of Aragon and Isabel of Castile married and united their respective kingdoms. And if you thought learning one new language was hard enough, most of these kingdoms had their own language, too! 3. Home of the world’s second most widely-spoken language There are an estimated 440 million native Spanish speakers around the world, second only to Mandarin. But while Spanish is the official language of Spain, the regional languages of Catalan, Basque (Euskara), and Galician (Galego) all have official status in their respective regions. 4. Nudity is legal in Spain With its Mediterranean climate of hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters, you might be tempted to strip off while in Spain. With 3,000 hours of sunshine a year, there are also few better places to top up your tan. And any budding naturists out there will be pleased to know nudity is legal in Spain, although it’s considered inappropriate in plenty of places. 5. Has the fifth largest population in Europe Spain is home to 47 million people, and while you might think that sounds crowded, in reality, three-quarters of the population live in urban areas. Around 6.5 million, for instance, live in the greater Madrid area, while 5.5 million reside in the greater Barcelona area. This means both cities have larger populations than New Zealand. 6. Spanish people live longer… According to stats, Spain has the second-highest life expectancy of all the OECD countries at an impressive 83 years. Only the Japanese have a higher life expectancy. Figures show that Spanish women are outliving their male counterparts: 85 years compared to 79 years for men. 7. … which means an aging population By 2050, the United Nations projects that Spain will have one of the oldest populations in the world. It estimates that in just thirty years, over 30% of the population will be aged 60 and above. 8. It’s not quite as religious as you think Despite the importance of religion in Spanish culture, apparently only 13. 6% of Spain’s population actually goes to church every Sunday. That said, some 70% of the locals still identify as Roman Catholic according to a 2012 study by the Center for Sociological Studies in Spain. 9. Spain is a constitutional monarchy Following the death of the right-wing dictator, General Franco, back in 1975, King Juan Carlos I returned to the throne. Once one of Europe’s most popular monarchs, Juan Carlos fell from grace following a string of scandals. He abdicated in favor of his son, Felipe VI, in 2014. 10. There aren’t many tax inspectors According to official figures, in Spain, there’s one tax inspector for every 1,928 taxpayers. For comparison, over the border in France, there’s one inspector for every 729 residents. This may explain why the Spanish tax authorities estimate a quarter of Spain’s GDP comes from the black market. 11. Europe’s second-highest unemployment rate Statistics from 2019 show that Spain had the second-highest unemployment rate in the EU, behind only Greece. However, the current rate of 13.8% is a significant improvement from the 24.2% unemployment rate Spain experienced back in 2015. Looking for work? Read our guide to finding a job in Spain 12. It’s a good place for female entrepreneurs During the five years following the beginning of the Global Financial Crisis in 2008, female entrepreneurs set up 40% of all new businesses in Spain. This totaled some 800,000 businesses and was a significant boost to the economy. 13. Hold the paella Now here’s a surprising fact about Spain. Although many foreigners see paella as the Spanish national dish, many Spaniards don’t. That’s because most locals see the colorful rice dish as a Valencian dish, not a national one. Find out how to cook paella, among other Spanish delicacies, with our guide to Spanish food. 14. Childcare can be limited As local parents know all too well, the amount of out-of-school-hours childcare in Spain is limited. That’s why about a quarter of all grandparents take care of their grandchildren on a daily basis, looking after them once the local schools let out. 15. It has below-average high school qualifications According to official stats, around half of all adults up to the age of 64 have the equivalent of a high school diploma, well below the OECD average of almost 75%. However, younger generations are bucking the trend, with 65% of millennials gaining the qualification – and the number is growing. Got kids in Spain? Find out about Spanish primary schools 16. The Spanish love to chill out It won’t come as much of a surprise that the Spanish enjoy taking things a little easier than other nationalities. In fact, according to an OECD report published back in 2013, the average Spaniard devotes 16 out of the 24 hours every day to leisure, including eating, drinking, and sleeping. 17. The ‘first’ novel was written in Spanish Back in 1605, Miguel de Cervantes wrote Don Quixote, widely considered to be the world’s first modern novel. The seminal book is seen as one of the most important pieces of Spanish literature ever written and is a founding work of Western literature. 18. Boasts 47 UNESCO World Heritage Sites As of July 2019, Spain is home to a whopping 47 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the third-highest in the world. These include historic cities, monumental churches, and more. Only Italy and China have more UNESCO World Heritage Sites – both have 55. 19. A staple of Spanish culture Okay, so it might not be the first thing you think about when you picture Spain, but the humble stapler is a Spanish invention. It was created in the Basque Country back in the 18th century for the then French king, Louis XV. Spain has also given the world the mop and bucket, and the spacesuit. 20. It’s perfect for olive oil lovers You’d be forgiven for thinking Greece or Italy produced most of the world’s olive oil, but in actual fact, it’s Spain that leads the way. The Iberian country produces some 1. 5 million tonnes of the stuff, the vast majority of which comes from the southern region of Andalusia. 21. The winds of change Spain leads the way when it comes to renewable energy. In fact, it was the first country in the world to have wind as the greatest source of its electricity. Back in 2013, wind turbines generated just under 54,000-gigawatt-hours of electricity – a fifth of the nation’s usage. Get your home connected with our guide to Spanish utilities 22. 150,000 tomatoes are thrown every year… … at the legendary La Tomatina festival. Held every August, the festival sees revelers from around the world descend on the small town of Buñol, near Valencia. Visitors are encouraged to throw as many tomatoes as they can – but only once they been squashed, to avoid any injuries. 23. There’s no tooth fairy in Spain But don’t worry – those teeth don’t get wasted! Instead of the famous tooth fairy, when Spanish kids lose a tooth they put it under their pillow for a magical mouse called Ratoncito Pérez. Just like the tooth fairy, little Pérez collects the tooth and leaves money or a small gift in its place. 24. The Spanish are a tolerant society Back in 2010, the European Social Survey found that 80% of respondents agreed that ‘gay men and lesbians should be free to live their own lives.’ This compares to less than 40% of Croatians, Lithuanians, and Russians. Spain has a large LGBT community, and same-sex marriage has been legal since 2005. 25. Home to the world’s oldest restaurant Feeling peckish in Madrid? Well, you might want to check out Restaurante Botín, which the team at the Guinness World Records has awarded the title of the world’s oldest restaurant. The eatery has been serving up its delicious signature dish of Cochinillos asado (roast suckling pig) since 1725. 26. One of the world’s most popular tourist destinations Historic palaces? Sweeping beaches? World-class mountain trekking? Whatever you’re looking for, Spain has it in abundance. And that’s why the visitors keep coming. In fact, in 2018, Spain was the second most popular global tourist destination – after France – welcoming a staggering 82.8 million visitors. 27. The perfect place to let your hair down Spain is a country full of festivals. As well as La Tomatina, the country has a wide range of kooky Spanish festivals to check out. You can be chased by bulls during the festivals of San Fermin, watch huge ninots (statues) get burnt during Las Fallas, or soak up some history at Romería de Nuesra Señora de le Cabeza. There’s never a dull moment in this sunny country! 28. The best Christmas present ever? Fancy becoming rich this Christmas? Well, in Spain, that might just happen. Held just before Christmas in Spain, the country’s national lottery, El Gordo (‘the fat one’), had a total prize fund of €2.24 billion in December 2019. That makes it the world’s largest total prize fund for any lottery. 29. A giant of world football When it comes to the beautiful game, the Spanish know how to play ball. La Roja topped FIFA’s world rankings for over 5 years between 2008 and 2013. During that time, they won the 2010 World Cup and the European championships in both 2008 and 2012. 30. Spain has an artistic streak Over the centuries, Spain has produced some of the world’s greatest artists. From Diego Velázquez in the 17th century all the way through to Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dali in the 20th century, the country definitely has a habit of giving the world great artists. Interesting facts about Spain, which are not known to every tourist. Spain in Russian 01/09/2020 1. Spain is known to be the second largest country in the EU With an area of ​​505,955 square kilometers, Spain occupies about 85% of the Iberian Peninsula, which it shares with Portugal. 2. Spain was once several separate kingdoms with different languages ​​ They were united in the 15th century after the marriage of two Catholic Monarchs, Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella of Castile. These kingdoms became the basis of many regions of modern Spain. Today, the country has 17 autonomous regions (15 on the mainland, as well as in the Balearic and Canary Islands) and two autonomous enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla in North Africa. 3. Spanish is the second most spoken language in the world There are approximately 437 million people who speak Spanish. 4. Nudism is legal in Spain Some say that nudism is the best way to enjoy the country’s Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and over 3,000 hours of sunshine a year. 5. The population of Spain (approximately 49 million people) is the fifth largest in Europe 90,004 approximately 6.5 million people live in Madrid and 5.5 million in Barcelona. Thus, both cities have more residents than either Ireland or New Zealand. 6. Spain has the second highest life expectancy among all OECD countries With a life expectancy of 83 years, Spain ranks second after Japan. Spanish women live longer than men: 85 versus 79 years. 7. Only 13.6% of the Spanish population actually go to church on Sundays However, according to a 2012 study by the Center for Social Research in Spain, about 70% of the population is Catholic. 8. Spain is a constitutional monarchy Former King Juan Carlos I succeeded to the throne after right-wing dictator General Franco died in 1975. However, he abdicated power and the throne in favor of his son, King Philip VI, in 2014. 9. Only half of all adults aged 15-64 have higher education The OECD average is almost three-quarters. Young people stay in school longer than the previous generation as 65% of people aged 25–34 complete a qualification (vocational education). 10. Spaniards love to relax On average, Spaniards spend 16 out of every 24 hours resting, eating, drinking and sleeping. 11. The first “romance” is attributed to a Spaniard Don Quixote by Cervantes, written in 1605, is considered the first modern novel. 12. Spain has 47 UNESCO World Heritage Sites This makes Spain the third country in the world with prehistoric rock art, historic cities and buildings, bridges, national parks and landscapes. 13. Next time you need a stapler, thank the Spaniards The first known stapler was made in the 18th century in the Basque Country for the French King Louis XV – and each single staple was engraved with the royal emblem. Spain also gave the world the mop and bucket (1956), the forerunner of the modern cigarette (17th century), and the astronaut’s space suit (1935). 14. Spain produces more than half of the world’s olive oil Spain produces over 1.5 million tons and almost all of it comes from the southern region of Andalusia. Spanish wine is also a famous product: Spain is the second largest wine producer in the world. Italy comes first. 15. Spain is a country of holidays, hundreds of festivals are held throughout the year. The oldest fiesta, the Romería de Nuesra Señora de le Cabeza, has been running for over 800 years, and the Fiesta de los Patios was even awarded a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2013. ⠀Read the news of Spain now in Telegram – @espanarusa_news. Subscribe to the channel and be the first to know about key events! KR Need help in Spain? The center of services for life and business “Spain in Russian” is more than 100 types of services in the native language in any region of Spain. +7 495 236 98 99 or +34 93 272 64 90, [email protected] Was this article helpful? Yes (42) Your criticism helps us improve the content. Please write what is wrong. Send No (0) 10 interesting facts about Spain Interested in Spanish culture and history? With a fascinating culture and rich history, Spain is undoubtedly one of the most visited countries in the world. This is something more than Spanish, churros, flamenco or the well-known paella. Facts about Spain are useful for those who want to learn more about the Spanish culture, history and lifestyle of the locals. Although the country is known for a number of attractions, excellent locally produced wines and medieval fortresses, Spain is much more than that. It is the birthplace of many world records and one of the most powerful countries that participated in the world wars. Let’s also not forget that Spain has a diverse culture as well as official languages ​​in the regions. Each region also has its own history, attracting tourists from all over the world. Here are 10 of the most interesting facts about Spain’s history, culture, industry, world records and more. The second largest mountain country in Europe Spain is the second largest mountainous country in Europe, it consists of mountain ranges from northern to southern regions. Apart from the Pyrenees, there are lush green hills such as the Sierra Nevada, Central System, Picos de Europa, Iberico and others. Even the bustling cities are surrounded by hills and mountain ranges, making Spain a beautiful green country. In fact, rural towns and villages boast beautiful natural scenery protected by local authorities. Spain has beautiful natural parks: Ruta del Cares, Sierra de Guadarrama, Vias Verdes and Las Cañadas del Teide National Park. These are great hiking spots that attract adventure seekers. Spanish is the second most spoken mother tongue in the world Spain has different official languages, including Spanish. Others spoken in different regions are Galician, Aranese, Basque and Catalan. However, Spanish is mostly used by modern Spaniards, especially in Madrid and Barcelona. Spanish is the second most spoken mother tongue in the world after Chinese and English. Spanish is spoken by more than 406 million people, not only in Spain, but also in North and South America, Europe, Africa and Asia. The child receives two surnames from the parents Some customs in Spain may seem strange to non-locals. Traditionally, Spanish children take two surnames from their father and mother. They are then combined to form their own surname. That’s why the names are usually longer: Jose Gonzalez Lopez or Lucia Sanchez Garcia. However, the 1999 law clearly states that the father’s name must come first in the order of the child’s surnames. Twelve years later, a new law was passed allowing every child to choose the order of their names upon reaching the age of 18. More than 1 million hectares given over to vineyards There is definitely no shortage of wine, as there are hundreds of vineyards in Spain. There are thousands of hectares of land dedicated exclusively to the cultivation of red and white wine grapes, as well as cava, the equivalent of champagne. Spain’s wine culture is spread throughout the Iberian Peninsula due to the vast landscapes ideal for growing specialty grape varieties. At one time, the Spanish culture was influenced by the Romans, in particular the teaching of new methods and styles of winemaking. The Rioja brand comes from Spain, from the La Rioja region, where wine tours are common. Each vineyard has thousands of hectares of land to grow the best grapes for winemaking. Ribera del Duero wines also come from Spain, where they are made from high quality Tempranillo grapes. The oldest restaurant in the world is located in Madrid The oldest operating restaurant in the world, listed in the Guinness Book of Records, is El Sobrino de Botín in Madrid. This diner opened to the public in 1725 as Casa Botín, where regulars such as Ernest Hemingway once dined. The restaurant is rich in Spanish cuisine and serves authentic dishes and tapas. Spanish artist Francisco de Goya is rumored to have once worked as a waiter at El Sobrino de Botín. Today, this restaurant is a magnet for tourists, catering to both locals and foreigners. It remains in its original building with the same 18th century interior, making it one of a kind. The largest producer of olive oil Another interesting food fact about Spain is that the country is the largest producer of olive oil in the world. It produces approximately 44% of the world’s total olive oil, with 6 million tons of oil produced annually. The Andalusia region produces the most tons of oil annually. For centuries, olive oil has played a key role in the Mediterranean diet, with many health benefits. Unlike conventional oils, olive oil is healthier and has strong anti-inflammatory properties. Thanks to its proven health benefits, olive oil has become used throughout the European Union, America, Asia, Africa and other countries. The first modern novel was in Spanish After the Bible, the first “modern” book translated into more languages ​​is Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes, written in 1605. Also known as Cervantes, he wrote Spanish plays, poetry and novels in the early 16th century. Thanks to his literary contribution, his hometown in Alcala de Henares celebrates his birth every year. Don Quixote was the most influential literary work of its time and became the foundation of Western literature. Many authors considered Cervantes’ work to be the best literary work ever written. The first part of the novel was published in 1605, and the second one ten years later. Spain has 44 UNESCO World Heritage Sites Spain is home to over 44 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including Gaudí buildings such as the Sagrada Familia, the Alhambra hilltop fortress, the medieval towns of Santiago de Compostela, rock art and Roman ruins. These sites are recognized for their historical, scientific and cultural significance. After being declared heritage sites by UNESCO, these sites have been protected from demolition and destruction. In addition to Spain, there are a large number of heritage sites in countries such as Italy and China. According to reports, there are 33 other sites on the UNESCO tentative list that make Spain a cultural destination. Such a number of attractions was the result of the existence of various civilizations: from the Celts, Iberians, Greeks to the Moors. The Spanish king does not live in the Royal Palace of Madrid Unlike the British royal family, who live in Buckingham Palace, the Spanish royal family has been living in the miniature Zarzuela Palace since 1962 years old. The Royal Palace of Madrid or the Palacio Real remains the official royal residence, but they do not live here. The royal family receives guests at the Zarzuela estate, located on the outskirts of the city. All solemn events and official meetings were held in this modest mansion during the current reign of King Philip VI. The Royal Palace of Madrid houses art galleries of the royal family, 3418 luxurious rooms, the remains of former members of the royal family and other attractions. Tourists are allowed to see some of the rooms and parts of the palace that are open to the public. 586 blue flag beaches Spain is one of the most famous summer destinations in Europe, with some 586 blue flag beaches scattered throughout the country. Weather in fuerteventura in march 2022: Fuerteventura March 2022 Historical Weather Data (Spain) Опубликовано: October 28, 2022 в 11:24 am Автор: alexxlab Категории: March Fuerteventura March 2022 Historical Weather Data (Spain) This report shows the past weather for Fuerteventura, providing a weather history for March 2022. It features all historical weather data series we have available, including the Fuerteventura temperature history for March 2022. You can drill down from year to month and even day level reports by clicking on the graphs. 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The shaded overlays indicate night and civil twilight. © OpenStreetMap contributors Compare Fuerteventura to another city: Map Cloud Cover in March 2022 in Fuerteventura Cloud Cover in March 2022 in Fuerteventura18152229112233445566778899101011111212131314141515161617171818191920202121222223232424252526262727282829293030313112 AM12 AM3 AM3 AM6 AM6 AM9 AM9 AM12 PM12 PM3 PM3 PM6 PM6 PM9 PM9 PM12 AM12 AMFebApr 0% clear 20% mostly clear 40% partly cloudy 60% mostly cloudy 80% overcast 100% no significant cloudno cloud detectedceiling and visibility ok The hourly reported cloud coverage, categorized by the percentage of the sky covered by clouds. 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From bottom (most yellow) to top (most gray), the color bands indicate: full daylight, twilight (civil, nautical, and astronomical), and full night. Sunrise & Sunset with Twilight and Daylight Saving Time in March 2022 in Fuerteventura Sunrise & Sunset with Twilight and Daylight Saving Time in March 2022 in Fuerteventura1815222911223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031312 AM2 AM4 AM4 AM6 AM6 AM8 AM8 AM10 AM10 AM12 PM12 PM2 PM2 PM4 PM4 PM6 PM6 PM8 PM8 PM10 PM10 PM12 AM12 AM2 AM2 AMFebApr6:53 AM6:53 AMMar 267:10 PMMar 267:10 PM7:21 AM7:21 AMMar 16:56 PMMar 16:56 PM7:10 AM7:10 AMMar 117:02 PMMar 117:02 PMMar 27DSTMar 27DST The solar day over the course of March 2022. From bottom to top, the black lines are the previous solar midnight, sunrise, solar noon, sunset, and the next solar midnight. The day, twilights (civil, nautical, and astronomical), and night are indicated by the color bands from yellow to gray. The transitions to and from daylight saving time are indicated by the ‘DST’ labels. Solar Elevation and Azimuth in March 2022 in Fuerteventura Solar Elevation and Azimuth in March 2022 in FuerteventuraMar112233445566778899101011111212131314141515161617171818191920202121222223232424252526262727282829293030313112 AM12 AM2 AM2 AM4 AM4 AM6 AM6 AM8 AM8 AM10 AM10 AM12 PM12 PM2 PM2 PM4 PM4 PM6 PM6 PM8 PM8 PM10 PM10 PM12 AM12 AMFebApr0010202030304050506000101020303040405060 northeastsouthwest Solar elevation and azimuth over the course of March 2022. The black lines are lines of constant solar elevation (the angle of the sun above the horizon, in degrees). The background color fills indicate the azimuth (the compass bearing) of the sun. The lightly tinted areas at the boundaries of the cardinal compass points indicate the implied intermediate directions (northeast, southeast, southwest, and northwest). Moon Rise, Set & Phases in March 2022 in Fuerteventura Moon Rise, Set & Phases in March 2022 in Fuerteventura18152229112233445566778899101011111212131314141515161617171818191920202121222223232424252526262727282829293030313112 AM12 AM4 AM4 AM8 AM8 AM12 PM12 PM4 PM4 PM8 PM8 PM12 AM12 AMFebAprMar 25:35 PMMar 25:35 PMMar 187:18 AMMar 187:18 AMApr 17:25 AMApr 17:25 AM7:25 AM7:25 AM6:53 PM6:53 PM6:29 PM6:29 PM7:21 AM7:21 AM8:03 AM8:03 AM8:38 PM8:38 PM The time in which the moon is above the horizon (light blue area), with new moons (dark gray lines) and full moons (blue lines) indicated. The shaded overlays indicate night and civil twilight. Mar 2022 Illumination Moonrise Moonset Moonrise Meridian Passing Distance 1 2% 6:45 AM ESE 5:49 PM WSW – 12:17 PM S 230,584 mi 2 0% 7:25 AM ESE 6:53 PM WSW – 1:09 PM S 232,606 mi 3 1% 8:01 AM E 7:55 PM W – 1:57 PM S 235,201 mi 4 4% 8:33 AM E 8:54 PM W – 2:43 PM S 238,188 mi 5 10% 9:04 AM E 9:52 PM W – 3:26 PM S 241,333 mi 6 17% 9:36 AM E 10:48 PM WNW – 4:10 PM S 244,381 mi 7 25% 10:08 AM ENE 11:45 PM WNW – 4:54 PM S 247,082 mi 8 34% 10:42 AM ENE – – 5:39 PM S 249,218 mi 9 44% – 12:41 AM WNW 11:20 AM ENE 6:26 PM S 250,622 mi 10 50% – 1:37 AM WNW 12:02 PM ENE 7:15 PM S 251,191 mi 11 63% – 2:32 AM WNW 12:48 PM ENE 8:06 PM S 250,893 mi 12 72% – 3:24 AM WNW 1:39 PM ENE 8:57 PM S 249,770 mi 13 81% – 4:12 AM WNW 2:34 PM ENE 9:47 PM S 247,935 mi 14 88% – 4:57 AM WNW 3:32 PM ENE 10:37 PM S 245,556 mi 15 94% – 5:37 AM WNW 4:31 PM ENE 11:25 PM S 242,839 mi 16 96% – 6:14 AM WNW 5:30 PM ENE – – 17 98% – 6:48 AM WNW 6:29 PM E 12:12 AM S 240,012 mi 18 100% – 7:21 AM W 7:29 PM E 12:57 AM S 237,291 mi 19 99% – 7:53 AM W 8:30 PM E 1:43 AM S 234,864 mi 20 96% – 8:26 AM W 9:33 PM ESE 2:29 AM S 232,866 mi 21 90% – 9:02 AM WSW 10:38 PM ESE 3:18 AM S 231,367 mi 22 82% – 9:42 AM WSW 11:45 PM ESE 4:10 AM S 230,379 mi 23 73% – 10:27 AM WSW – 5:06 AM S 229,866 mi 24 61% 12:53 AM ESE 11:20 AM WSW – 6:06 AM S 229,771 mi 25 50% 1:59 AM ESE 12:19 PM WSW – 7:09 AM S 230,035 mi 26 38% 3:00 AM ESE 1:23 PM WSW – 8:12 AM S 230,619 mi 27 30% 4:55 AM ESE 3:29 PM WSW – 3:00 AM ESE 231,220 mi 28 17% 5:42 AM ESE 4:36 PM WSW – 11:09 AM S 232,712 mi 29 9% 6:23 AM ESE 5:40 PM WSW – 12:01 PM S 234,245 mi 30 4% 6:59 AM ESE 6:41 PM W – 12:50 PM S 236,111 mi 31 1% 7:32 AM E 7:41 PM W – 1:35 PM S 238,281 mi Humidity Comfort Levels in March 2022 in Fuerteventura Humidity Comfort Levels in March 2022 in Fuerteventura18152229112233445566778899101011111212131314141515161617171818191920202121222223232424252526262727282829293030313112 AM12 AM3 AM3 AM6 AM6 AM9 AM9 AM12 PM12 PM3 PM3 PM6 PM6 PM9 PM9 PM12 AM12 AMFebApr dry 55°F comfortable 60°F humid 65°F muggy 70°F oppressive 75°F miserable The hourly reported humidity comfort level, categorized by dew point. The shaded overlays indicate night and civil twilight. Wind Speed in March 2022 in Fuerteventura Wind Speed in March 2022 in Fuerteventura1815222911223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303031310 mph0 mph20 mph20 mph30 mph30 mph40 mph40 mph50 mph50 mph50 mph50 mphFebApr The daily range of reported wind speeds (gray bars), with maximum gust speeds (red ticks). Hourly Wind Speed in March 2022 in Fuerteventura Hourly Wind Speed in March 2022 in Fuerteventura18152229112233445566778899101011111212131314141515161617171818191920202121222223232424252526262727282829293030313112 AM12 AM3 AM3 AM6 AM6 AM9 AM9 AM12 PM12 PM3 PM3 PM6 PM6 PM9 PM9 PM12 AM12 AMFebApr 0 mph calm 1 mph light air 4 mph light breeze 8 mph gentle breeze 13 mph moderate breeze 18 mph fresh breeze 25 mph strong breeze 31 mph near gale 39 mph gale 47 mph strong gale 55 mph storm 64 mph violent storm 73 mph hurricane force The hourly reported wind speed, color coded into bands according to the Beaufort scale. The shaded overlays indicate night and civil twilight. Hourly Wind Direction in 2022 in Fuerteventura Hourly Wind Direction in 2022 in Fuerteventura18152229112233445566778899101011111212131314141515161617171818191920202121222223232424252526262727282829293030313112 AM12 AM3 AM3 AM6 AM6 AM9 AM9 AM12 PM12 PM3 PM3 PM6 PM6 PM9 PM9 PM12 AM12 AMFebApr calmnortheastsouthwest The hourly reported wind direction, color coded by compass point. The shaded overlays indicate night and civil twilight. Atmospheric Pressure in March 2022 in Fuerteventura Atmospheric Pressure in March 2022 in Fuerteventura18152229112233445566778899101011111212131314141515161617171818191920202121222223232424252526262727282829293030313129.6 inHg29.6 inHg29.8 inHg29.8 inHg30.0 inHg30.0 inHg30.2 inHg30.2 inHg30.4 inHg30.4 inHgFebApr The daily range of atmospheric pressure (gray bars), as measured by the altimeter setting reported in e.g. a METAR report. The details of the data sources used for this report can be found on the Fuerteventura Airport page. 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To find out the sea temperature today and in the coming days, go to Current sea temperature in Fuerteventura To get an accurate forecast for the water temperature in Fuerteventura for any chosen month, compare two years within a 10 year range using the chart below. In addition to the sea water temperature in Fuerteventura, the selected years in the table also show the values of the maximum and minimum temperatures on each of the days of March. Sea temperature Tides Weather forecast You can choose any other years: Year 1: 2007200820092010201120122013201420152016201720182019202020212022  Year 2: 2007200820092010201120122013201420152016201720182019202020212022 Day 2022 2021 Min Max 1 March 18.2°C 18.6°C 17°C 19.7°C 2 March 18.4°C 18.6°C 17.2°C 19.8°C 3 March 18.3°C 18.6°C 17.2°C 19.6°C 4 March 18.3°C 18.7°C 17.2°C 19.6°C 5 March 18.2°C 18.6°C 17.2°C 20°C 6 March 18. 3°C 18.5°C 17.2°C 19.8°C 7 March 18.3°C 18.6°C 16.8°C 19.7°C 8 March 18.4°C 18.7°C 17.3°C 19.7°C 9 March 18.3°C 18.6°C 17.3°C 19.6°C 10 March 18.3°C 18.5°C 17.4°C 19.8°C 11 March 18.3°C 18.4°C 17.5°C 19.8°C 12 March 18.4°C 18.5°C 17.6°C 19.7°C 13 March 18.4°C 18.4°C 17.6°C 19.6°C 14 March 18.3°C 18.3°C 17.3°C 19.9°C 15 March 18.3°C 18.3°C 17.3°C 19.7°C Day 2022 2021 Min Max 16 March 18. 3°C 18.7°C 17.5°C 19.9°C 17 March 18.3°C 18.7°C 17.5°C 19.7°C 18 March 17.9°C 18.5°C 17.3°C 19.7°C 19 March 18°C 18.4°C 17.4°C 19.8°C 20 March 18.1°C 18.6°C 17.1°C 19.6°C 21 March 18°C 18.4°C 17.1°C 19.6°C 22 March 18.2°C 18.5°C 17.2°C 19.7°C 23 March 18.2°C 18.5°C 17.2°C 19.8°C 24 March 18.3°C 18.8°C 17.3°C 19.8°C 25 March 18.4°C 18.6°C 17.4°C 19.7°C 26 March 18.6°C 18.5°C 17.2°C 19.9°C 27 March 18.4°C 18.9°C 17.3°C 19.6°C 28 March 18. 5°C 18.7°C 17.4°C 19.6°C 29 March 18.6°C 19°C 17.2°C 19.8°C 30 March 18.6°C 19.1°C 17.7°C 19.9°C 31 March 18.6°C 19.4°C 17.5°C 19.7°C Average water temperature in Fuerteventura in March over a decade 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 19.1°C 17.9°C 17.3°C 18.4°C 18.2°C 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 18.1°C 18.3°C 18.6°C 18.6°C 18.3°C Fuerteventura water temperature during other months: You can also view information about water temperature for other months by clicking on the month button below January February March April May June July August September October November December Where is the warm sea water in March? 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In addition, the maximum and minimum water temperatures for that month, recorded over the last decade, are shown Avr Min Max Ajuy 18.4°C 16.9°C 20°C Puertito de los Molinos 18.4°C 16.8°C 20°C El Cotillo 18.3°C 16.8°C 19.9°C Los Lagos 18.3°C 16.8°C 19.9°C La Pared 18.4°C 16.8°C 20.1°C La Lajita 18.3°C 16.7°C 20.1°C Tarajalejo 18.3°C 16.7°C 20.1°C Giniginamar 18.3°C 16.7°C 20.1°C Las Playitas 18.3°C 16.6°C 20.1°C Pozo Negro 18.2°C 16.6°C 20°C Spain photo gallery If you have interesting photos of this place, you can upload them here. Photos will be available to all users after verification by the moderator. Vote for Canary Islands best beach Current rating: (0 votes cast) If you know this place (Fuerteventura) and want to leave your comment or rate it, then fill out the following form. 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Barnacles return in Golden Globe Race >> Scuttlebutt Sailing News (October 6, 2022; Day 33) – The 2022-23 Golden Globe Race started September 4 with a rough exit of the bay of Biscay, testing sailors and boats to the limit, with Damien Guillou’s (FRA) PRB returning for repairs, Edward Walentynowicz (CAN) pulling the plug on his GGR campaign, Guy deBoer (USA) grounded in Fuerteventura, and Mark Sinclair (AUS) mooring his Coconut in Lanzarote for good. Now thirteen sailors battle the doldrums seeking tradewinds and a fast passage south. Simon Curwen (GBR) crossed the equator last night knowing he was still in the lead, and planned a proper ‘crossing the line’ celebration with Neptune. “We’re going to eat together and I’m going to open a bottle of champagne. We have to celebrate this. It is a British tradition. You have to offer something to Neptune, the god of the seas…” Curwen, who does not have the fastest boat, took the lead in Cape Finisterre on September 9 and has held it ever since. The experienced solo sailor seemed unfazed by the ordeal as he saw his lead melting below 100 miles in the doldrums. His experience campaigning his J/105 Voador short-handed for 15 years, and many years racing his Classe Mini 6.50 before that, has certainly come in handy. First into the tradewinds, he is now trucking at 5 knots on a direct route towards Trindade Island in his South, the next rounding mark which he should reach in 10 days. He remains in good spirits, enjoying his time at sea. “I’m quite happy to be alone with myself. I have music and books to read… Friends gave me tapes and I took things I listened to when I was 20. Like Led Zeppelin and the Beatles. It’s good to listen to this music again. “So far, it’s going well. I’m not bored at all. There’s always work to be done… I spend two hours a day on the charts and the sextant, to do the calculations. I also have to look after the sails before heading south. And sometimes you spend an enormous amount of time just looking at things…” Not all the fleet, however, has been dealing equally well with the lack of wind, lack of communications, lack of information, and prolonged isolation. The GGR team at Race Control have felt it during the scheduled weekly satellite safety calls. Entrants can only call Race Control, not family and friends. Some demoralized GGR sailors called to chat, share their frustrations and trump the isolation after a month alone. A few are questioning why they are there, others if it is even possible to continue with severe lack of family contact. The entrants, who felt overloaded with public and media attention in the weeks leading to the start, now welcome the weekly safety and media calls as a change in their routine and only chance to chat to the outside world. “The GGR skippers are having slightly more contact with the outside world than their 1968 counterparts,” noted Don McIntyre, Founder and President of the Golden Globe Race. “Part of this is safety, like the compulsory daily tweet to race management, but also to help share their experience at sea with the public and GGR followers, like the newly introduced weekly media calls where a news organization can call them for an exclusive interview.” The difference with 1968 is that back then people did not have the constant noise and fast communications of today, so did not miss it. Sailors were even worse off back then and could not communicate other than throwing letters and films on passing ships, or going into specific places like the Canaries, Cape Town, Australia or New Zealand. The Golden Globe Race is re-creating those letter and film drops. “The instant communications and gratifications we have in the modern world, makes the isolation of entrants all the more intense, and sometimes painful, which is why we allow the voluntary calls to GGR Race Control.” added McIntyre. When the mind is strong, sometimes it’s the body that gives-up. Guy Waites (GBR) who had an otherwise good week of sailing is facing swelling legs and ankles due to the humidity and lack of walking exercise. Michael Guggenberger (AUT) is also looking after his swollen feet, as well as hands and knees, damaged by the humidity and hard work. “I’m dancing a lot on board to keep fit and cure my ailments!” shared Guggenberger. Pat Lawless (IRL) thinks he broke a rib when shoved across the cockpit. “I had an accident, the mainsheet caught me in the shoulder and threw me inside the cockpit, it was four days ago and I have had a sore rib since. The shoulder must have a torn ligament, but it’s slowly improving. ” When your mind and body are fine, sometimes it’s the boat that is causing problems as South African entrant Jeremy Bagshaw found out. Bagshaw is happy at sea and has not hurt himself since climbing the mast in Les Sables d’Olonne, but was finding Oleanna sluggish as Guillou was catching up. During a calm he decided to dive on the hull to check the coppercoat antifouling only to discover with horror that 70% of his hull was covered with gooseneck barnacles! “I checked the hull in Spain arriving from South Africa, and again in Les Sables d’Olonne before the start, and all was fine. Two days after the Lanzarote film drop I dove in again and had seen nothing. Yesterday, just two weeks later I was shocked to discover 2 cm long barnacles colonizing the hull. Fortunately I’ve been able to get rid of them all.” This is obviously a staunch reminder of Tapio Lehtinen’s (FIN) ordeal in the 2018 who discovered in the Indian Ocean that his Asteria was covered with barnacles. He refused to dive for fear of sharks and was not allowed to scrape his hull in Australian territorial waters. He completed his round the world tour in 322 days, being last to finish, and earning the nickname of ‘Captain Barnacles’. Lehtinen is not slowed by barnacles this time. Not only has he been challenging second place position of Kirsten Neuschäfer (RSA) all week, but he also has the second best 24-hour distance with 174.19 nautical miles! This morning, as he sat in the cockpit eating his porridge, he saw another sail a few miles away. It was Pat Lawless. A fun duel began immediately. Lehtinen was covering him all morning, hurting his elbow in the process but having the most fun in weeks! It shows how intense the fight is at the forefront of the fleet, even in the middle of the empty ocean. So far only Bagshaw has seen the dreaded barnacles, but other unsuspecting sailors may be impacted. The calms of the doldrums are the last place they can swim and check their hull before venturing in the southern hemisphere trade winds. A minority, like Curwen, are happy at sea, in good physical condition and sailing fast. This definitely is the case this week for Neuschäfer whose laconic daily tweets suggest she is not in need of communications! “It was difficult to concentrate on preparing for such a big trip while having a lot of public and media interest, as well as attending events,” she shared. “I’ve really enjoyed my solitude, and I’ve had some really adrenaline-fuelled moments, like helming the boat through squalls with the gennaker where it was a really a bit on the edge because we were in a situation where I didn’t have the nerve to leave the tiller, so those were pretty exhilarating moments.” Neuschäfer, who exited the bay of Biscay in 9th position, has been consistently posting the best 24-hour distances and holds the fleet record at 174.73 nm per day, allowing her to get back to second position this morning. “I don’t know where I am in the fleet and actually prefer not knowing where the others are, and just enjoy sailing. I also enjoy not having the GPS and sailing with all the instruments off the boat.” Another sailor not suffering mentally or physically, and working hard to get back at the front is French favorite Damien Guillou, who has been gaining places ever since he left Les Sables d’Olonne with a 6-day delay after repairing and reinforcing his windvane. He has gone from last to 6th, leading the mid-fleet pack earlier this week, although the doldrums make the ranking change several times a day. “With people around me, I’m in a racing mindset,” said Guillou. “A cruising boat is not relaxing when you work it like a racing boat. We’ve been away for a month. There are at least six more to go… The wind will soon change. Even if we don’t have the weather information on board, the St Helena high (a.k.a. South Atlantic high) can generate huge gaps.” Many wonder if the obvious speed, talent, hard work, and determination of the Finisterian sailor that enabled his comeback will be enough to catch-up on Curwen and the leaders. Michel Desjoyeaux, who won his second victory on the 2008-09 Vendée Globe, after going back to Les Sables d’Olonne, 200 miles after the start, for repairs and leaving with a 40-hour delay, gave us a hint on twitter earlier this week: “He is doing a ‘Desjoyeaux’, only better! If you don’t mind me saying it!” Of course we don’t, Professor! Event details – Entry list – Tracker – Facebook Top 8 of 13 2022 GGR competitors: Abhilash Tomy (43) / India / Rustler 36 Arnaud Gaist (50) / France / BARBICAN 33 MKII (long keel version) Damien Guillou (39) / France / Rustler 36 Elliott Smith (27) / USA / Gale Force 34 Ertan Beskardes (60) / UK / Rustler 36 Guy Waites (54) / UK / Tradewind 35 Ian Herbert Jones (52) / UK / Tradewind 35 Jeremy Bagshaw (59) / South Africa / OE32 Kirsten Neuschäfer (39) / South Africa / Cape George 36 Michael Guggenberger (44) / Austria / Biscay 36 Pat Lawless (66) / Ireland / Saga 36 Simon Curwen (63) / UK / Biscay 36 Tapio Lehtinen (64) / Finland / Gaia 36 Masthead sloop Retired Edward Walentynowicz (68) / Canada / Rustler 36 (dropped out Sept. 8) Guy deBoer (66) / USA / Tashiba 36 (ran aground Sept. 16) Mark Sinclair (63) / Australia / Lello 34 (retired in Lanzarote Sept. 22) About the 2022 Golden Globe Race On September 4, 2022, the third edition of the Golden Globe Race started from Les Sables d’Olonne, France. Sixteen skippers will face eight months of isolation sailing 30,000 miles across five oceans solo non-stop and unassisted. In 1968, while man was preparing to take his first steps on the moon, a mild mannered and modest young man was setting out on his own record breaking voyage of discovery. He had entered the original Golden Globe. Nine men started that first solo non-stop sailing race around the World. Only one finished. He was 29 year old Sir Robin Knox Johnston. History was made. Navigating only with a sextant, paper charts and an accurate and reliable time piece, Sir Robin navigated around the world. In 2018, to celebrate 50 years since that first record breaking achievement, the Golden Globe Race was resurrected. It instantly gained traction with adventurers, captivated by the spirit and opportunity. Eighteen started with five finishers. To embrace the original race, competitors must sail in production boats between 32 and 36 feet overall and designed prior to 1988 that have a full-length keel with rudder attached to their trailing edge. Additionally, sailors have limited communication equipment and can use only sextants, paper charts, wind up clocks, and cassette tapes for music. 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In some places, autumn begins, in others, spring awakens. In some areas, March is the time of year when you can catch either the first or last sun of the year. In other places, it is right in the middle of the rainy season .The best places to visit in March vary greatly. There are many festivals around the world, the migration or nesting season of a range of different wildlife, the snow begins to melt and wildflowers come to life, the temperature is ideal for beach days, there is something for every traveler. Want to take a break and explore something new? Check out our list of the best places to visit in March. Best Places to Visit in March While many places are beautiful all year round, March really shows off the beauty of others. St. Lucia in March Being in the Caribbean, St. Lucia has a tropical climate. This means that there is plenty of sunshine all year round, which is great if you like to spend your days lazing on the beaches or actively walking among the nature of the island! St. Lucia’s dry season runs from December to May, and March is at its peak, making St. Lucia one of the best places to visit in March. But it also means accommodation will be a bit more expensive. March has the least monthly rainfall, giving you the most time on the beach. Average daily temperatures fluctuate between a maximum high of 29°C and a minimum of 24°C; although the humidity is quite high, around 70%. Do you like to swim and snorkel? March is the best time for both! You will be pleased to know that the sea temperature at this time of the year averages 27°C, which is very pleasant. Since it’s high season, you can expect the island to be pretty damn busy during your stay. It’s not carnival or festival season (yet), but there are nights like Gros Islet Jump Up and Anse La Raye Fish Fry in March that serve up a vibrant vibe. Where to Stay in St. Lucia – St. Lucia Club James Morgan Bay Ideal for a beach holiday, this affordable resort offers the opportunity to relax while stepping on the sand. There are plenty of amenities to make you feel comfortable. Bali in March Bali is beautiful all year round – is it better to visit in March? Well, let’s be honest with you, it’s the rainy season. You will most likely get one or two showers in the afternoon, but this is the end of the rainy season, so the rains are less frequent and not as heavy. The temperature starts to rise, hovering around 27°C and the humidity can feel like strong. Not very suitable for outdoor activities. Due to bad weather alone, Bali is still one of the best places to travel in March. Its culture shines through with a collection festivals. Nyepi is the most spectacular of the March holidays. If you have never experienced it, it is like nothing else. On the traditional Balinese New Year, the island falls into silence, the airport closes, and the lights go out. The locals believe that silence and lack of light will allow evil demons to fly freely over the island – for another year of well-being and health. This is also the low season for tourism and many non-Balinese go on holidays elsewhere. This lull in numbers means you can get some pretty good accommodation deals, plus the main attractions will be a lot quieter than usual. This is the perfect time to start your hiking adventure in Bali. Where to stay in Bali – Wapa di Ume Sidemen Perched on the slopes of Mount Agung in Bali’s lush greenery, this boutique hotel has it all. It even has its own split-level infinity pool! Spain in March. In March, Spain starts to open up after hibernation. Spring is in the air and the weather is, well, pleasant. Days are getting longer and temperatures are rising. Depending on where you are, the nights and early mornings are still pretty clear. The advantage of visiting Spain in March is that it is not yet the high tourist season. There are fewer crowds, accommodation is cheaper, flights too. Since the temperature has not yet reached the peak of the summer season, its cities are easy to explore. Instead of walking around in a sweat, you can stroll around the city’s attractions in comfort. Madrid is a good place to start and one of the best places to visit in Spain in March . There are also some pretty cool festivals around this time of year, like Las Fallas. Valencia has parades of papier-mâché effigies that are later burned, and one hell of a spectacle. In Pontevedra, March marks the arrival of Columbus’ ship La Pinta in Bayonne with the news of the “discovery”. The subsequent festival each year is a medieval extravaganza. It’s also cherry blossom season in Spain. You may associate these things more with Japan, but come on: cherry blossoms are everywhere, and in the Jerte Valley in particular, it looks really amazing. Where to stay in Spain – luxury apartments in the center of Madrid th century, and you’re done. Costa Rica in March March is the dry season in Costa Rica. This means that the sun is out and the days are warm. making it a great time of the year to enjoy the great outdoors. Even though this is the dry season, you should keep an eye on the weather as although it can be dry, it is also the hurricane season. As one of the best wildlife spotting spots in March, the temperatures across the country are attracting vacationers, but it’s not high season yet! Some people are on their spring break, others head to the (surprisingly cold) highlands in the Monteverde cloud forests. This is the perfect time of year to surf. Oh, and if you didn’t already know, Costa Rica has coastlines on the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean, with some pretty pretty beaches to visit along both! Migrating humpback whales make the Pacific Coast special magnet. Far from nature in March, Costa Rica hosts several religious holidays. Holy Week or Semana Santa can fall in March, when fantastic colorful parades await you. farmers bring a procession of bulls for blessing. Where to stay in Costa Rica – Tortuga Lodge & Gardens Nestled on the banks of a river in the jungle and surrounded by untouched nature, Tortuga Lodge & Gardens is the best base for those who want to go to the heart of Costa Rica. London in March The British capital is any epic journey at any time of the year, but March offers a combination of bright spring days and classic cozy London entertainment that is hard to resist. people endure moderate temperatures in the city’s green spaces. Let’s be realistic – the best places to visit in March usually don’t have an average high of 10°C or a high chance of cold rain affecting your plans. But for a trip to London, let’s make an exception. One particularly great aspect of this city is its many free museums are the perfect way to spend a rainy day inside. And, believe it or not, there’s a fantastic food scene, especially in the eclectic mix of restaurants in the Soho area. The nights are still long, so it’s time to jump into the nightlife – whether it’s West End shows, live music, or hiking to the club. Of course, you can do things inside, but outdoors you can see the beauty in the fresh air. Flowers, including cherry blossoms and lavender, begin to bloom in the royal parks of the capital. A simple walk along the city streets somewhere like Notting Hill in sunny March weather can be downright charming. Where to stay in London – St Christopher’s Liverpool Street Situated in the heart of the East End, staying at this highly rated hostel means staying in a refurbished pub. Enough said. Jamaica in March The high season for visitors to Jamaica coincides with winter: from December to March. If you want to travel in March, you will probably have to plan ahead, compare hotel prices and search the Internet for great airfare deals. Daytime temperatures in March are mild, hovering around 26°C on average, but high 30°C are not uncommon. Humidity is also quite high at 75%. One thing that definitely makes Jamaica one of the best places to visit in March is the lack of rainfall. Not a drop of rain falls this month. Beach days are definitely on the cards and the hikes are decent too. Since it is high season in Jamaica, you can expect a livelier atmosphere. Tourists will hang out on the beaches and roam the main attractions of the island. Many festivals and events take place. You might like the Jamaica Rum Festival (March 1st) with music, food and rum. BritJam takes place in mid-March, celebrating the island’s mixed culture. There’s also the Stepping High festival – and yes, it’s 100% marijuana (and music) celebration in Negril. The month ends with a six-day Jamaica Frenzy festival on Seven Mile Beach. Where to Stay in Jamaica – Negril Treehouse Resort Affordable and with a great location right on the sands of Seven Mile Beach, it’s clean, well managed and peaceful. The simple answer is where to stay in Jamaica. Galapagos Islands in March. March marks the peak of the Galápagos rainy season, which isn’t great weather-wise, but it means higher temperatures and fewer tourists. After all, travel isn’t all about the weather. The lure to visit the Galapagos Islands in March is to save money on accommodation, and in the absence of other tourists, you can enjoy nearby private excursions. In addition to money, the Galapagos Islands are one of the best places to travel in March for nature, especially for a submarine. The average sea temperature is 25°C and many species are quite active, making it ideal for snorkelling. March is also great for nesting birds, green sea turtles and iguanas. The wavy albatross also arrives on the islands this month; this famous huge bird is starting to appear on the island of Hispaniola. However, you will most likely see it towards the end of March. On Genovesa Island, you can watch great frigatebirds nesting, as well as other nesting birds, including great flamingos, penguins and flightless cormorants. It’s time for birdwatching! Where to stay in the Galapagos – Hotel Isamar This cozy beachfront hotel is the perfect balance between enjoying nature and spending time during a downpour. Colorado Springs in March The weather in Colorado Springs in March is a sweet spot between scorching summers and freezing winters. However, it is not too warm. Temperatures range from an average high of 12°C to a low of -3°C .Snowfall is still possible at this time of the year as snow still accumulates in the mountains themselves. Hiking is just starting to become an option, and skiing is just getting close to the end of the season – it’s the best of both worlds. With no tourists, lower prices, and less crowds, this makes for a more relaxed and cheaper holiday. But also note that March is spring break in the US. You can find some party people in Colorado Springs who ski hard on the slopes – and dive even harder in après ski. If that’s your thing, it creates a fun atmosphere ! Events this time of year include the Banff Mountains Film Festival, Colorado Springs Margarita Crawl (it’s all about trying the best margaritas in town – no, really) and the party that ends all parties: St. Patrick’s Day. St. Patrick’s Day in Colorado Springs includes a March 14th parade and festival in downtown Colorado Springs. For the health conscious, it starts with a 5K run! Where to Stay in Colorado Springs – Trolley Set in an old trolley (obviously), this unique option is only a few blocks from the shops and restaurants of Old Colorado City. Big Sur in March March offers the perfect time of year to see the region. It’s off peak tourist season, which means you can enjoy Big Sur’s sunny days, minus scorching temperatures and big crowds. With mild outdoor temperatures, amazing adventures await at Big Sur Camping. Spring creates a colorful bloom of wildflowers, making coastal trails and inland hikes even more dreamy. Don’t forget your camera: wild irises bloom in the forests, hillsides lupins and California poppies, and calla lilies appear along the streams. If you like real flower madness, you should head to Garrapata State Park. And with the rarer crowds, wandering around charming Big Sur towns like Carmel-by-the-Sea is idyllic. These towns make good bases, but thanks to the warmer weather, glamping is also an option for all glampers. Big Sur is one of the best places for whale watching in March. Gray whales pass by on their way to the Arctic. You might even catch a glimpse of them with their pups! For added attraction, keep an eye out for sea otter pups! Where to stay in Big Sur – Fairytale Cottage If you want the ultimate in cozy luxury, check out this fabulous Airbnb. Want it cheaper? Go on vacation with family or friends and split the cost. Canary Islands in March. March means spring for the Canary Islands. Temperatures hover around 18°C ​​on average, which is great for hiking and rock climbing among the islands’ volcanic landscapes, especially in the Teide National Park. Elsewhere, surfing – especially Lanzarote – is the name of the game. In fact, March is a great time for surfers in the Canary Islands. Lanzarote and Fuerteventura are favorite destinations due to strong waves. Gran Canaria and Tenerife also have decent surf spots! There are plenty of surf schools for beginners. Please note that it can get chilly in the evenings, so it’s best to bring a sweater to keep warm. On the other hand, you don’t have to worry about water resistance: rainfall is minimal! Not only is the Canary Islands one of the best places to visit in March due to the temperature – and, as you know, accessibility and fewer tourists – it’s also an interesting time of year to visit. Semana Santa (Holy Week) often falls on March, when religious parades, feasts and general festivities take place in the archipelago. March brings whales and dolphins to the isthmus of the Canary forests. This is a great month to take a boat trip to see these majestic mammals. Where to Stay in the Canary Islands – Ratones de Biblioteca As it’s not exactly beach weather, make yourself comfortable at a book-filled B&B with historic interiors and a stunning location in legendary San Cristobal de la Laguna, Tenerife. Final thoughts on the best places to visit in March As you can see, March is an incredible time to travel. It’s the start of spring for most of the world, so whatever you choose from our list will be interesting and often (but not always) accommodation will be much cheaper than elsewhere season. You can watch whales from your cozy cottage in Big Sur, snorkel in the Galapagos, party in Jamaica, soak up the last of the ski season in Colorado Springs or visit museums in still-cold London. Let us know where you are thinking of going in March in the comments below. Sometimes it’s good to get lost, but it’s good not to get too lost. There are people who want you to come back safe and sound. There is one insurance company that The Broke Backpacker trusts with all its wildest shenanigans… World Nomads! Click the button below to find out the cost of your insurance, or read our detailed World Nomads coverage review. 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At the UAE airport, adults are given another test (free of charge). Insurance against COVID-19 is included in the tour price. More about entry conditions Searching for tours Please wait! Tours are loading. Hot deals Recommended hotels UAE Verified hotels recommended by our best managers. Share your opinion about the site with us. What do you miss on our resource? Meet the spring in the UAE The United Arab Emirates is called the country of eternal “summer”. It’s either hot or very hot here. The state delights with its oriental flavor, exotic entertainment and amazing contrast – where else can you find an urban landscape in the middle of the desert? And a serene stay in first-class “All inclusive” hotels and the opportunity to plunge into the atmosphere of luxury and wealth beckon tourists to spend a seaside vacation in the UAE in March. Therefore, when planning a weekend in March, feel free to go to the United Arab Emirates. The desert country is suitable for both a family vacation with children and a honeymoon. United Arab Emirates in March pleases with warm and pleasant weather. This is an ideal month for beach holidays, tourist walks and sightseeing tours. The air temperature gradually rises to +27 °C. Water warms up within +24 °C. Rain during the holidays is not worth fearing. Precipitation practically does not fall for a whole month. Going on a spring holiday with children, it is better to know in advance what the weather will meet and prepare for the conditions of a particular resort: Abu Dhabi: during the day the air warms up to + 29 ° C, and the water to + 22 ° C Dubai : air +27°C, water +23°C Ajman: air +27°C, water +23°C Fujairah: air +28°C, water +24°C Sharjah: air +27° C, water +23 °C Ras Al Khaimah: air +28 °C, water +23 °C. Features of holidays in the resorts of the UAE in March If you have the opportunity to buy a ticket to the Emirates in March, you are undoubtedly lucky. This is the best month to get to know the country. There are local holidays, annual festivals and sports tournaments (the Dubai Tennis Championships, the Dubai World Cup horse racing and others). At the Dubai Food Festival, guests can taste dishes from popular restaurants, take part in master classes and plunge into themed entertainment programs with live music. The Abu Dhabi Classics festival in March, where international musicians take part, will “drop in” for lovers of classical music. As part of a rich cultural program, don’t forget to take a look at the Burj Khalifa skyscraper, look into the Candylicious sweet shop, and go to the performance of Musical Fountains in the evening. And, of course, shopping. At the end of March, the “Shopping Festival” opens in Abu Dhabi. Promotions and sales of spring-summer collections are starting, profitable in Sharjah and Dubai. But be careful, there is usually too much tourist flow at this time. The cost of holidays in the United Arab Emirates in March Spring kicks off the new holiday season, so you can still buy a tour to the UAE in March at a relatively low price. True, the service “all inclusive” is rare. Therefore, when planning your budget, prepare for the fact that eating outside the hotel will cost a lot. By the end of the month, the cost of tours increases significantly. But still, on the tourist market, you can find promotional offers and last-minute trips to the UAE for March, which will allow you to save a little. In Dubai vacation will cost 1000-1200 USD in a 3* economy class hotel, and from 1500 USD in a 4-5* hotel. In Sharjah in a 4-star hotel you will have to spend 1400-1500 USD, and an All Inclusive vacation costs from 2500 USD. In Fujairah the cost of the tour is from 1500 USD in a 3* hotel, and from 2000 USD in 4-5* class resorts. In Abu Dhabi – from 1250 USD, Umm Al Quwain – from 1200 USD, in Ajman – within 1000-2000 USD. 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You can leave feedback about your trips with Come with us Add hotels to your wishlist Compare hotels and tours Track prices for hotels you like Enter your email address you registered with, we will send you a link to reset your password Your opinion is very important to us. What can you do in tenerife: 30 Amazing Things to do in Tenerife Опубликовано: October 28, 2022 в 11:12 am Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous 30 Amazing Things to do in Tenerife A guide to the top Tenerife attractions, including sites in North and South Tenerife Would you like to take a vacation where there’s year-round sunshine, ethereal lunar landscapes, and unique black sand beaches? How about ancient towns and villages, vibrant party towns, incredible cuisine, areas of great ecological significance, and countless activities? Then Tenerife is the holiday destination for you – there are so many things to do in Tenerife that whatever your tastes, this beautiful island has something for you. If you are planning to visit Tenerife, you won’t be short on the best Tenerife things to do! Las Teresitas Beach, in Tenerife, Spain From lazing on the beach, partying all night, exploring the great outdoors to taking in some culture, you’re covered! Tenerife is a truly unique destination. Although the island is part of Spain, it is actually located off the west coast of Africa, a two-and-a-half-hour flight from the south of Spain. This makes it very different from the Spanish mainland, particularly in its geological make-up. In this article, I’ll explore some of the great places to visit in Tenerife and take a closer look at many of the unique Tenerife attractions and lots of the fantastic Tenerife activities there are for you to engage in. This fascinating island is so diverse that you could engage in different activities every day. So, if you want to know what to do in Tenerife, then read on! Thanks to affiliate links, I pay my bills. If you make a purchase through them, I may receive a small commission at no cost to you. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. All opinions are always mine. Merci! Table of Contents Useful Travel Information About Tenerife ⚘ Avoid tourist traps and get the “Tenerife Like a Local” itinerary. – Get it here ✈ Book cheap flights to Tenerife with Skyscanner ✔ Book tours in Tenerife with GetYourGuide ➳ Find the best hotels in Tenerife with Trivago ➳ Enjoy gorgeous holiday rentals in Tenerife with VRBO ❖ Rent a car with the best discounts at DiscoverCars ☘ Get the best discounted outdoor gear (outlet) at REI. com ✎ Never leave without travel insurance. I get mine at HeyMondo. It is easy to set up, cheap, and reliable. $ Withdraw money without hidden fees and avoid exchange rates with Wise (you’ll get a free card on top!) 1. Hike Mount Teide Pico del Teide at dusk Mount Teide trips are top of many people’s agendas when looking for things to do in Tenerife. The Mount Teide hike is among the most challenging hikes in Tenerife and should only be attempted if you’re fit. Plan ahead, as if you want to summit Mount Teide, you will need a permit. The beautiful Teide National Park is a UNESCO world heritage site and it’s easy to see why. Should you summit the mountain on a clear day, you will be able to see its shadow casting out miles over the Atlantic Ocean. Book here the best tours to Mount Teide 2. Visit Cave of the Winds Cave of the Winds, Tenerife With proximity to the towns of Garachico and Icod de Los Vino, the Cueva del Viento (Cave of the Winds) is a Tenerife must-see. At over 10 miles long, the cave is Europe’s largest volcanic tube. The cave consists of a type of cavity that forms inside lava flows. There’s a visitor center at the entrance to the cave from which you can take a two-hour tour of the cave (it’s best to book in advance). The extraordinary characteristics of the caves make this one of the most fascinating things to see in Tenerife. Don’t miss out! 3. Hike Masca Valley Masca Valley Gorge, Tenerife One of the most storied activities in Tenerife is the famous Masca Valley hike. While there are several hiking trails in the valley, the Masca Gorge Trail is one of the best hikes in Tenerife. This sensational trail is 3 miles one way and takes in some rocky terrain and slippery stretches. The Masca Valley hiking trails can be challenging so don’t attempt them if this may be an issue for you. If you are considering doing the Masca hike or any of the other Masca hiking trails, make sure to wear hiking footwear, otherwise, you may be refused access to the gorge. 4. Hike Barranco del Infierno Barranco del Infierno, Tenerife If you like an active vacation and are looking for things to do in Costa Adeje, then lace up your boots and head to one of the best places to go in Tenerife for hiking. The Barranco del Infierno is a protected natural area with scenery that makes this among the top things to do in Tenerife. The Barranco del Infierno is a ravine just outside the town of Adeje and the hiking trail through it is known as one of the most challenging Tenerife hikes you could possibly encounter. Be aware though that access to the ravine is controlled by a limitation on the number of daily visitors. 5. Explore the Island’s Capital Santa Cruz de Tenerife Santa Cruz de Tenerife (usually referred to locally as simply Santa Cruz) is the island’s capital and cultural center. With a beautiful old town, stunning beaches, and modern architecture, there are so many things to do in Santa Cruz that it is one of the best places to visit in Tenerife. Each year Santa Cruz hosts a UNESCO-listed carnival; a magical experience and one of the best things to do in Tenerife. For the rest of the year, you’ll find this port city to have amazing restaurants and cosmopolitan nightlife; great for those who like to be close to the action. Book here the best Santa Cruz activities and tours 6. Relax in a Spa Hotel Relax and enjoy your stay If you’re looking for relaxing things to do in Tenerife, then why not stay in a spa hotel? There are many fantastic spa hotels in Tenerife for you to choose from and the Vincci Selección La Plantación del Sur is one of the finest of them all. The hotel’s huge Nammu Areas Spa is one of the best places in Tenerife to unwind. Try out their incredible ‘Canarian Circuit’, a thermal circuit that is located inside a volcanic cave. They also have an amazing gym offering Pilates, dynamic yoga, body-forming, etc. Book here a relaxing spa holiday in Tenerife 7. Spend a day on a Black Sand Beach Beach El Bollullo, Tenerife Tenerife’s famous black sand beaches offer a unique experience for beach-lovers. Spend a day at the stunning Playa El Bollullo (Bullullo Beach), located in the north of the island, close to Puerto de la Cruz and surrounded by stunning scenery.  Nestled in a secluded cove, this beautiful volcanic sand beach is known mainly to locals, with very few tourists ever venturing here. There’s a great Chiringuito right on the beach too. So if you’re in northern Tenerife, places to visit don’t get any better than this. 8. Explore Historic La Orotava La Orotava, Tenerife Just a stone’s throw from Puerto de la Cruz you’ll find the beautiful historic town of La Orotava. Established after the Spanish conquest of the early 16th Century, La Orotava has sensational architecture and hosts the annual (and very colorful) Corpus Christi fiesta. Set in a beautiful valley in the north of the island, the town is considered as the gateway to Teide National Park. La Orotava makes a superb place in which to base yourself for exploring the park and its many wonderful hiking trails. 9. Hit the Beach Playa de la Tejita in Tenerife There are so many great beaches in Tenerife that you are simply spoilt for choice. However, it’s worth bearing in mind that many beaches have strong currents. Therefore, one of the top things to do in Tenerife for those with children is to spend some time on the Playa de Las Teresitas. The Playa de Las Teresitas is a man-made, white-sand beach located near Santa Cruz. This large beach has a breakwater a few meters from the shore, protecting it from the sea and making it one of the best Tenerife places to go swimming with kids. 10. Go Outdoors Around Los Gigantes Los Gigantes cliffs on Tenerife Los Gigantes is a small resort town on the west coast that provides a great base for fun outdoor activities in Tenerife. The town is surrounded by some of the best walks in Tenerife, with trails to suit all ability levels. One of the best things to do in Los Gigantes is to take the eight-mile loop towards Santiago de Teide before heading up the rocky paths to the summit. You’ll walk through tunnels and along cliff tops. The views are spectacular but this is one of the most challenging hikes in Tenerife. Book here the best vacation rentals in Los Gigantes 11. Stay in Costa Adeje Costa Adeje, Tenerife Located in the southwest of the island, there are lots of wonderful things to do in Costa Adeje. As quite possibly the most varied part of Tenerife, Costa Adeje is a fantastic place to base yourself as you’ll find all the very best the island has to offer within easy reach. Featuring the obligatory beautiful beaches and sensational Barranco del Infierno (see above), Costa Adeje offers a bit of everything. From stunning natural environments to popular theme parks, you’ll find something to suit your needs! Book here the best vacation rentals in Costa Adeje 12. Spend Christmas in Tenerife Christmas market in Puerto de Santiago city, Tenerife As it is located off the coast of West Africa, Tenerife has the warmest weather in Europe and year-round sunshine. This makes spending Christmas in Tenerife a fantastic option for those wishing to escape the harsh winter climates. As it is a year-round destination, you’ll find most of the attractions in Tenerife open over the festive period. You’ll even find the Christmas markets that are more associated with northern Europe here, where you can buy local wines, food, and unique Christmas gifts. 13. Go to a Waterpark Siam Park in Costa Adeje, Tenerife Siam Park is a magnificent Siamese-themed water park on the Costa Adeje and is one of the most fun things to do in Tenerife with kids. The park was opened by Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn of Thailand, hence the Siamese theme. The selection of attractions in the park is marvelous. You’ll discover everything from relaxing palm-fringed pools to water slides suitable for all the family to out-and-out adrenaline-pumping thrill rides, some of which are purely frightening! Definitely make time to attempt the Singha, a water roller-coaster! Book here your ticket for Siam Park Visit the Auditorio de Tenerife Adán Martín Auditorio de Tenerife Adán Martín in Santa Cruz de Tenerife The Auditorio de Tenerife Adán Martín is an architectural wonder located at the harbor in Santa Cruz. The venue features an 1800-seat auditorium plus a 400-seat chamber music hall and is home to the Tenerife Symphony Orchestra, regarded as one of the best orchestras in Spain. While the venue is host to a variety of performances spanning music, opera, performing arts, and dance, the sensational architecture of this building has made it a symbol of Santa Cruz. Even if you’re not taking in a performance, it is well worth a visit. Book here the best Santa Cruz activities and tours 15. Take in Some Culture Wearing a traditional dress in Santa Cruz, Tenerife Santa Cruz de Tenerife is the capital city of Tenerife and alongside Las Palmas on Gran Canaria, the capital of the whole Canary Islands. As such, you’ll discover many interesting things to see and do here. While in the past Santa Cruz had gained a reputation as a party town, there’s so much more to it. You’ll find museums, art galleries, and the excellent Tenerife Symphony Orchestra here, making this a great place to explore all of the many great things to do in North Tenerife. Book here the best Santa Cruz activities and tours 16. Visit Teide National Park Mount Teide in Teide National Park, Tenerife Teide National Park is an absolute must-see for all visiting Tenerife. This UNESCO World Heritage Site has so much to explore that you’ll find it one of the best things to do in Tenerife. You can even take a thrilling 8-minute cable car ride up to the top of Mount Teide. While you can hike to the top of Mount Teide (if you have sought a permit in advance), some of the best hiking trails in Tenerife are to be found around the lower slopes of the mountain. The trails here are well-marked out and you’ll find ones suited to every ability level. Book here the best Teide National Park tours 17. Party in Playa de las Américas Beautiful sand beach in Adeje Playa de las Americas on Tenerife, Spain Sick of culture? Tired of nature? Bored of beaches? Then head for the concrete jungle of Playa de las Américas! The epicenter of mass-tourism overkill on the island, you’ll either love or hate the place. But if you’re looking to party, this is undoubtedly the best place to go in Tenerife. You’ll find the majority of the nightlife on and around Avenida Rafael Puig Lluvina, with numerous bars and clubs that run into the early hours. So if you’re looking for raucous things to do in South Tenerife, then head straight down there. It’s certainly not for the fainthearted! 18. Explore Teno Rural Park Teno Rural Park, Tenerife If you love the great outdoors, then in Tenerife, things to do are plentiful. Teno Rural Park is packed with some of the best things to do in Tenerife, including the magnificent Masca Gorge Trail (see above) and the fascinating Cuevas Negras (Black Caves). Teno Rural Park is an excellent choice for those who love to get away from it all. This mountainous area features magnificent hiking trails, fascinating towns and villages, unique biodiversity, and local customs that have thrived away from the more touristy areas. 19. Visit Garachico or Icod de Los Vinos Icod de Los Vinos, Tenerife The beautiful towns of Garachico and Icod de Los Vinos make fantastic bases from which to explore Tenerife. While the towns attract large numbers of tourists during the day, nights here remain steadfastly tranquil once the hordes have cleared. In the coastal town of Garachico, you can still see traces of the volcanic eruption in 1706. Slightly inland lies the larger Icod de Los Vino where you’ll find the famous thousand-year-old dragon tree. The towns are close to both the Chinyero Volcano and Cave of the Winds. 20. Visit MUNA: Museum of Nature and Archaeology Pottery from an archaeological dig Located in the old town of Santa Cruz, the fantastic MUNA (Museum of Nature and Archaeology) is one of the best places to go in Tenerife. The museum provides a fascinating look at the natural and archaeological heritage of not just Tenerife, but the broader Canary Islands. The museum is open daily and features permanent and rotational collections. Make sure to see the extensive collection of mummies; kids will love it! Book here the best Santa Cruz activities and tours 21. Go to the Carnival CARNIVAL! The Santa Cruz de Tenerife Carnival is perfect for the party-lovers among you. This wild month-long (seriously!) carnival brings the capital of Tenerife to a standstill during the peak week of festivities when local businesses close down so people can concentrate on partying. The Santa Cruz de Tenerife Carnival is claimed to be the second most important and popular carnival after the massive Rio de Janeiro Carnival. The carnival culminates with the ‘the burial of the sardine’ ceremony (honestly!). As you might imagine, this is a very lighthearted, but fantastically fun affair. 22. Go Go-karting Wheee! If you’re seeking exciting things to do, Tenerife has one of my favorite activities: go-karting! If you are staying in South Tenerife then Karting Club Tenerife offers a free bus to collect you directly from your hotel and take you to their thrilling race tracks. You’ll find options for all ages from 6 upwards. Not only will you find both a senior and junior track, but a selection of go-karts (120 c.c. to 400 c.c.) to cover all levels from children to beginners to out-and-out experts. Races take around 12 minutes so this will give you a quick spike of adrenaline that won’t keep you off the beach long. 23. Visit the Cuevas Negras (Black Caves) uevas Negras (Black Caves) in Tenerife In the stunning mountains of Teno Rural Park lie the incredible Cuevas Negras (Black Caves). The caves are located in quite an isolated part of the island and the most rewarding way of reaching them is by hiking from Los Silos to Erjos (or vice versa from Eros is all downhill!). To get the most out of your visit, it’s worth learning a little about the fascinating history of the caves before you depart. For example, the Guanches, Tenerife’s Indigenous people, have inhabited the Cuevas Negras at various points in the island’s history. 24. Take a Kayaking and Snorkeling Trip The fabulous Underworld of Tenerife With year-round warm waters, Tenerife is a great location from which to take a kayaking and snorkeling trip. You’ll be able to see dolphins in their natural environment and snorkel alongside bull rays and turtles in a bay accessible only by kayak. A non-intrusive, eco-friendly trip is an excellent way to swerve the zoo and see these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat. It’s possible to see up to 5 different species of dolphin on these trips! Due to insurance purposes, most companies set the minimum age for these trips at 14. 25. Go Mountain Biking Mountain biking in Tenerife The active among you can take a mountain biking adventure with Xplore Tenerife. This trip departs from the company’s shop in Los Cristianos, from where you will be driven 2000 meters up the mountains by van to the starting point. And it’s all downhill from there – literally! This adventure will send you hurtling down the mountainside along fast trails, though there are some more technical single trails. Along the way, you’ll career through beautiful wild pine forests and stunning villages before descending all the way back down to the starting point at sea level. 26. Take a Jet Ski Excursion Jet skiing in Tenerife If you’re looking for an adrenaline spike, take to the ocean on a jet ski! There are one or two-hour jet ski safaris that allow you to take in the natural beauty of the island while indulging in some high-octane thrills as you bounce along the ocean waves at high speed. The excursions depart from the port area and will take in iconic locations along the coast. These include the Yellow Mountain, the bay of Costa del Silencio, Las Galletas, the lighthouse of Punta Rasca, the Red Mountain, El Medano, Pelada Mountain, and more! Book here the best jetskiing tours in Tenerife 27. Go on a Quad Bike Adventure Quad biking in the desert There are plenty of fantastic quad bike adventures into the heart of Teide National Park. These half-day tours will take you right through the core of the sensational park, passing through the park’s famed landscapes, fascinating towns and villages, and beautiful forests. You’ll ascends through the national park around all the major sites and towards the Mirador de Boca Tauce. You’ll pause at this stunning viewpoint to take in the sensational views and get some photos. The route is partly along an asphalt track and part along dirt roads. Book here the best Teide Park Tours 28. Take a Tandem Paragliding Flight in South Tenerife Paragliding in Tenerife For the brave among you, try out tandem paragliding in South Tenerife! If you wish to take to the skies then the launching points for these excursions are either Taucho (2600 feet) or Ifonche (3280 feet), depending on weather conditions on the day. You’ll be accompanied on your flight by a fully qualified and highly experienced instructor/pilot who will guide you through the thermals. This is a fantastic way to get a completely different perspective of the island. You can even try this if you’re a beginner (and brave!). Book here the best paragliding tours in Tenerife 29. Go on a Buggy Safari Buggy Safari in Tenerife Buggy Safari Tenerife provides great fun buggy safaris that depart from their beautiful farm in Vilaflor, the highest village in Tenerife. From there, the thrill-packed ride will take you through the magnificent lunar landscapes and stunning views of Teide National Park. The buggies are the super zippy Arctic Cat 700cc model. You’ll travel both by road and an adrenaline-inducing dirt track through the forest. The tour ends back at the farm where you’ll be offered homemade local cheese and wine. They also provide free pick-ups from your hotel. Book here the best Safari tours in Tenerife 30. See Los Roques de García Los Roques de García in Tenerife In Tenerife, things to see are around every corner and you’ll often be amazed what you find. However, few are quite as spectacular as the famous Roques de García (García Rocks), a must not miss for anyone visiting the island. The best way to see the rocks is by taking the easy 2-mile loop trail through the area. One of the most recognized Tenerife tourist attractions, the rocks here are so famous they have names! El Roque Cinchado is considered emblematic in Tenerife. Other noted rocks you’ll encounter include El Torrotito, El Burro, and the sensational Los Roques Blancos. Final words on things to do in Tenerife Tenerife is unlike any other place in Europe! With its location just off the coast of West Africa, the island has a unique array of flora and fauna, areas of great ecological significance, and a culture that has grown almost paradoxically as a part of, and apart from, Europe. The Guanches, Tenerife’s indigenous people, have a heritage that has integrated with Spanish culture, while at the same time allowing for many traditions to be passed down through the generations. For those seeking to immerse themselves in the local culture then try and time your trip to coincide with the Santa Cruz de Tenerife Carnival. Here you’ll witness many of the existing traditions of Guanche culture being acted out! The incredible Cuevas Negras (Black Caves) are also worth exploring for their fascinating history as the Guanches have inhabited the caves at various points in the island’s history. And don’t miss the magnificent MUNA (Museum of Nature and Archaeology) in Santa Cruz. In the past, Tenerife was synonymous with the ills of over-tourism (even though this was confined mainly to a relatively small part of the island), but in recent years Tenerife has become a hotbed for ecotourism. With the island’s stunning geography and unique flora and fauna, it’s easy to see why. While not all of the things to do in Tenerife listed in this article are eco-friendly (go-karting for example!), you’ll find most of the items detailed are sustainable activities. Mount Teide trips, the Cave of the Winds, Barranco del Infierno, and the Masca Valley hike are among the many examples of eco-friendly activities in Tenerife that you can indulge in and not be left with a guilty conscience. The thing to note about Tenerife is the diversity of options on the island. From exploring the beautiful historic towns of La Orotava, Garachico, and Icod de Los Vino to all the magnificent things to do in Santa Cruz, the cultural capital. You definitely won’t be short of places to visit in Tenerife. Whether you want to indulge in all the great activities in Tenerife, have a hedonistic vacation partying the nights away, or soak in the island’s rich culture, there is a lot on offer for you. Tenerife is also a fantastic option for those on a budget as despite being part of Spain, the island enjoys VAT-free status, making it a very reasonable destination to visit. You’ll be able to ponder on that one while having a cheap cocktail on one of the many fine beaches in Tenerife! Before You Go: Top Tips for your Trip  You’ll snap tons of photos and I love to take my GoPro in order to shoot even in extreme situations.   Make sure to wear comfortable walking shoes and hiking sandals when traveling to warm countries. Consider trying some of these eco-friendly vegan hiking boots. Sunscreen is key! I always take with me my eco-friendly sunscreen by Thinksport. I always carry a light rain jacket, just in case. Pack smart with these organic cotton clothing companies. Be environmentally friendly and get one of these awesome backpacks made from recycled materials. Get in the mindset with these amazing wilderness survival books. Travel insurance is essential! If you haven’t already obtained travel insurance for your trip, travel is protected against all odds with HeyMondo. Short FAQ About the Best Things to do in Tenerife What is Tenerife most known for? Tenerife is known for its amazing sunny beaches, unique landscapes, and incredible mountains, and for its wild party life (although this is just a small part of the island). What are the top attractions to visit in Tenerife? Teide National Park is an absolute Tenerife must-see when you visit! Even if you don’t want to hike Mount Teide, enjoy the park and admire the mountain from a distance. Additionally, the beaches, Siam Park, the Auditorio de Tenerife Adán Martín in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, and Los Gigantes are a few more of the best places to go in Tenerife. What are the most popular things to do in Tenerife with children? Siam Park, the beaches (especially Playa de Las Teresitas), the MUNA (Museum of Nature and Archaeology) in Santa Cruz, and Teide National Park are perfect for families. Like it? Pin it!Like it? Pin it! The best things to do in Tenerife and 10 Epic Shore Experiences Page Contents Tenerife, the largest and the most renowned destination in the Canary Islands of Spain, has a long time been a firm favorite for us Brits and holidaymakers across the globe, attracting over 5 million tourists each year. Personally I’ll take any excuse to get back to the Canary Islands, especially Tenerife. From a temperate climate that makes it a great destination all year round, to a diverse landscape with loads of fun activities both on and off the Atlantic Ocean, this beautiful island has something to offer everyone. You can visit on its nearly 250 miles of sandy coastline, immerse yourself in the unrivalled food scene, explore the volcanic terrain or enjoy the island’s captivating history. We’ll be covering all three. It’s also a popular stopping point for cruise lovers, and if you didn’t already know why, let me tell you. Here is a comprehensive guide on P&O Cruises shore experiences (or excursions) and Tenerife tours for when you make that quick stop on the island; The Canary Islands with P&O Cruises and Fly-Canaries Cruises This trip was again in partnership with P&O Cruises, who I regularly travel with and can whole-heartedly recommend and have travelled with many times. P&O Cruises often stop at Tenerife, and our trip is to promote their new Fly-Canaries cruises starting in October 2022 onboard Azura. These cruises are a new offering and have an overnight stop in Tenerife, something new and exciting for P&O Cruises. Click here to learn more about the Fly-Canaries Cruises by P&O Cruises! Catamaran Adventure & Whale Watching Whale watching is one of the most popular activities and one of the best things to do in Tenerife. Not only do the waters here have optimal conditions to sustain a variety of marine life, but also the whale-watching season lasts throughout the year because the island is set along the migratory route of whales and dolphins in the Atlantic Ocean. For this reason, Tenerife is one of the most famed destinations in Europe for whale watching. Regardless of the part of the island, you decide to visit, it’s possible to spot over 20 different whale species! Some of the most common species you can expect to see in this rich biodiversity include beaked whales, fin whales, pilot whales, and orcas. We saw a pod of Pilot Whales, just metres from the catamaran ensuring we followed local guidelines for whale watching. What an epic wildlife experience. Oh and the paella lunch wasn’t bad either! Mount Teide National Park With its otherworldly terrain and astounding views from the summit, it’s no wonder that Mount Teide is the most visited National Park in the country and the whole of Europe. Breathtaking. It towers 3,718 meters above sea level, so it’s the tallest mountain in Spain and an incredible place to visit if you want to take a glimpse at the island’s landscape especially when you’re time-pressed. There are various Mount Teide tours and excursions that can pick you up at the dock and direct you to highlights of this national park including the top attraction in the park which is the 44-passenger cable car. If the weather is conducive, the cable car will whisk you 1,199 meters up on the mountain with comfort and speed. Mount Teide can be seen as part of the half day tour or cable car experience. Or the Stargazing detailed below. Stargazing at Mount Teide Tenerife was crowned as a starlight destination in 2014, and that alone proves that stargazing at the Teide National Park is an unmissable experience. Luckily, with Fly-Canaries cruises docking overnight in the Port of Santa Cruz, you’ll be able to enjoy Tenerife’s skyline at night and have one of the most phenomenal trips of your lifetime. High altitude, coupled with low light pollution plus low humidity make Tenerife the best destination in Europe for astrophotography and stargazing. In this tour, you’ll have an expert astronomy guide that will share a wealth of knowledge as you observe the Milkyway, planets, stars, and even the constellations. In fact, out of the 88 constellations, you’ll be able to see 84 in the skyline of Tenerife and this will transport you back to ancient times when constellations were used as a compass by travellers, as well as to develop agricultural and religious calendars. This blew my mind, thank you to London Viewpoints for the insane photo below, check him out on Instagram. Jet Ski Safari If you’re an adrenaline junkie, ski safari is one of the best Shore experiences Tenerife tours you should try. And I personally LOVE riding jet skis. Jet Ski safari gives you a chance to explore Tenerife’s gorgeous blue open waters, taking you miles and miles across the turquoise waters of the Atlantic Ocean. You can opt for a double jet ski where you’ll be accompanied by a well-experienced guide to ensure your safety or just buddy up with a friend. You might also spot a dolphin or two! The jet skis were part of the Jet Ski Safari and Beach time shore excursion. The tour lasts for approximately two hours which means you can easily pair a Jet Ski safari with another excursion such as kayaking, or whale watching. Abaco Mansion lunch & San Pedro Walk I could have separated these, but seeing as it’s a P&O Cruises shore experience, I kept them together. Abaco Mansion, an 18th– century structure set on the outskirts of Puerto de la Cruz takes you back in time as you stroll around its stately rooms and stunningly landscaped grounds. Although it’s evidently an old Spanish-style mansion it’s very well maintained and opens up to a scenic garden. Sip on a cocktail drink as you enjoy the history of the building; learn about the previous owners and the different kinds of purposes the mansion has served over the years. After enjoying your meal, you can head to Rambla de Castro also known as San Pedro walk. The trailhead is at Los Realejos and leads to San Pedro Mirador boasting awe-inspiring views of the coastline. It offers a smooth walk probably the reason why it’s the most popular hiking trail in the city. Sea kayaking at Los Gigantes cliffs Boasting amazing weather throughout the year makes Tenerife a hotspot as far as watersports go. While fly-boarding, jet skiing, and windsurfing are all possible here, nothing beats sea kayaking and the possibility of marine life encounters. But what’s even more captivating is kayaking to the majestic Los Gigantes cliffs. Rising approximately 600 meters from the sea, these cliffs are Tenerife’s most iconic landmark. Found on the west coast of Tenerife, this wonder of nature stretches from the Punta de Teno to the Port of Los Gigantes offering a jaw-dropping panorama. Kayaking gives you an opportunity to marvel at this huge spectacle, as you paddle towards the cliffs where you can fully see their height from the sea. Wine & Food experience ‘Canary style’ To truly experience the rich culture that Tenerife has to offer, you must add a food and wine tour to your itinerary. This is hand down one of my top experiences on the island. The Canarian cuisine offers loads of flavors passed down from the original inhabitants of the island, as well as the 20th-century immigrants who travelled between Latin America and the rest of the Canary Islands. While the typical Canary Island food tends to be simple dishes of seafood and meat the traditional ingredients and flavor combination are worth exploring. Tenerife is also the largest wine producer in the Canary Islands, so you can combine your gastronomic adventure with wine tasting. The food part of the adventure is with renowned chef Mario Torres and his brother Fabian at El Calderito de la Abuela. They talk about the recipes that have been passed down for generations and show you first hand how to make one of the recipes. And what a stunning location to eat our fresh Canarian lunch after. The wine-tasting element was at a family-run winery Bodegas Monje, another beautiful and historic venue. We had a fantastic tour of the building which went deep underground, before enjoying the wine after. It doesn’t get much better than this. La Laguna UNESCO World Heritage town La Laguna may not be on the maps when it comes to the popular tourist attraction in Europe, but that’s the main reason it should be on the list of your Tenerife tours. It is stunning. This charming and historic city nestled in the north part of Tenerife might not look like much from a distance and may have zero appeal to lure you in.   But at the heart of the town, you’ll find the most captivating old quarter and a Unesco World Heritage site, with its immaculate network of well-preserved street walkways weaving through colonial architecture. From colonial mansions and cottages, the streets display a huge array of buildings of what used to be the capital of Tenerife up until the 18th century. Once you’re done exploring the laidback town, head to Anaga Rural Park where you can enjoy the beauty of rolling hills, laurel forest, and wonderful views of the woods. This makes is part of the UNESCO Forest Walk & La Laguna World Heritage shore experience. The park is under an hour’s drive from the stunning La Laguna so you can squeeze the two on a half-day excursion.  Dinner & a Show at Hard Rock Café Located in the southern part of Tenerife, this is a must-visit for a nightlife experience on the island. It’s perched close to the popular Golden Mile so you can expect an upbeat ambiance and a fun crowd. And because the Fly-Canaries cruises stop overnight, you can party into the night should you wish! It’s one of those few places you can go for a great combination of delicious meals, an amazing vibe, live music, and a luxurious bar experience. Boasting two huge exterior terraces, this place allows you to enjoy the weather in a beautiful setting. In addition to the party atmosphere, Hard Rock café offers the freshest produce that the island has to offer. Although the menu might be different depending on the package, you can expect the best, whether you’re looking forward to trying American classics, their legendary hamburger, local delicacies, or just a refreshing glass of cocktail. Yoga at Las Teresitas beach Followed by a mojito… Yes you read that right. There are many ways to enjoy one of the best beaches in the Canary Islands, so beach yoga would be a perfect choice. Available on the ‘Beach Yoga and Mojito’ shore experience. Surrounded by deep blue waters and lush vegetation, not only does beach yoga sound idyllic but it also has a myriad of health benefits and you can keep up with your fitness goals even while cruising through Europe. Located in the quaint village of San Andrés, Playa de las Teresitas is one of the most popular locales for beach yoga that attracts both the tourist and the locals of Santa Cruz. Thanks to the water breaks built to calm down the waves, this beach is calm, offering the most tranquil environment for yoga. The beach has all the amenities including eateries and showers, so after an hour of fun, you can relax on the beach with a glass of mojito. That concludes my list of the best things to do in Tenerife, I hoping you’ll agree when I say it’s an island that has so much more to it than beaches. Check out all of my P&O Cruises posts here. Please be sure to check out the video too, and let me know if there is anything else you’d add to the list in the comments below. This article was supported by P&O Cruises but as always, the opinions and photos in the article are all my own, and I think it’s clear to see I loved every minute of my time in Tenerife. Things to Do in Tenerife Skip to content Hard Rock HotelTenerife Wonderful beaches bathed in the Atlantic, diverse landscapes, sublime gastronomy and an abounding offer of leisure activities to truly make your holiday in Tenerife as special as possible. Playing golf or scuba diving. Feeling like you´re on top of the world when you climb the Teide volcano or sail the ocean while whale watching one of the most important whale colonies in the world. Take a gastronomic tour and taste the delights of the area, slide down on one of the adrenaline-filled water parks’ slides. The holiday of your dreams is waiting for you in Tenerife. It doesn’t matter if you travel with your family, with your best friend or with the love of your life.  There are many things to do during your holiday in Tenerife. The possibilities are endless. Welcome to the island! WHAT TO DO DURING YOUR HOLIDAYS IN TENERIFE With more than 300 days of sunshine a year, the warm temperatures of the island allow you to enjoy a wonderful holiday in Tenerife full of leisure plans during any time of the year. We´re here to tell you about all the things you can do in Tenerife to enjoy the island with the people you love most. Excursions to Teide: a must-see if you travel to Tenerife. The highest peak in Europe offers a gorgeous view of the island and some breathtaking sunsets. You can take a guided tour during the day or take the most incredible selfie with the sunset as a backdrop. Your Instagram stories are gonna be on fire! Whale watching: a spectacle of nature that would be a crime to miss. In Tenerife there are companies dedicated to the organization of maritime excursions to observe these animals in their natural habitat. We´ll be happy to help you in organizing it. Extra fun: on the island you can find different amusement parks, karting circuits and water parks to spend a day of maximum fun. Nightlife: Tenerife offers an exciting and bustling nightlife, with bars, taverns, clubs and discotheques for all tastes and generations. Beaches: Golden sand, black sand, intimate rocky coves . .. in total more than 80 beaches with crystal clear water to visit and discover during your holidays in Tenerife. At the front-desk we will be delighted to help you plan you stay in Tenerife. GO ALL OUT DURING YOUR VACATION IN TENERIFE Get the adrenaline pumping through your veins and enjoy a multitude of physical activities and exciting tours on your holiday in Tenerife. Kitesurf Windsurf Sailing Scuba-diving Water ski Kayaking Catamaran tours Horseriding Golf Bowling Karting Paddle surfing Canoeing High diving GOLF IN TENERIFE Do you dream of playing golf in good weather every day of the year? Each year, amateurs and professionals of this sport seek refuge in Tenerife, the land of warm winters and pleasant, sunny summers. They come here and discover that the secret is its average annual temperature of 23 degrees centigrade. However, if you’re a golfer the number one reason for visiting is this destination’s eight exclusive golf courses, including Tecina Golf on La Gomera island (that you can visit thanks to an amazing, lovely 50-minute boat ride). Each course is original and unique owing to its location and layout, first-class services, sweeping views and the welcoming atmosphere you’ll feel at each one. And that’s not to mention their photogenic sunsets that you’ll want to last forever. See more ADEJE RULES! HOLIDAYS IN TENERIFE, ROCKSTAR LEVEL Hard Rock Hotel Tenerife is located in Adeje, on the south coast of Tenerife, a charming municipality that combines its local charm with an excellent infrastructure of tourist services, nature, beaches, leisure activities and outdoor sports. Discover the beauty of its seabed and immerse yourself in the cultural richness of its historical heritage: Casa Fuerte, the Old Hermitage of San Sebastián, the Church of Santa Úrsula and the hydraulic mill are some of the buildings that show its incredible monumental legacy. Other ways to enjoy Adeje during your holidays in Tenerife are its hiking trails. It offers seven protected natural spaces where you can discover breathtaking landscapes such as the Barranco del Infierno (Hell’s Ravine). For the foodies of the group, Costa Adeje offers an important sample of fantastic restaurants where you can taste the renowned Canarian cuisine. Potatoes with mojo, the gofio, cheeses and local wines will be part of your fondest memories of Tenerife. But if your holiday aim is to relax and decompress without any worries, Hard Rock Hotel Tenerife offers fantastic facilities in front of Playa Paraiso and all-inclusive accommodation packages, where you can enjoy six exquisite restaurants, luxury swimming pools and an exciting offer of rock-inspired leisure (of course).   What to see and do in Tenerife from North to South: [The Complete Guide] updated on 11 August, 202115 August, 2021Spain Lucía Leave a Comment on What to see and do in Tenerife from North to South : the complete guide This post is also available in: Español 1 Visit Teide National Park 2 Anaga Rural Park 3 Visit the capital, Santa Cruz de Tenerife 4 Cueva del Viento 5 Masca Ravine 6 Los Gigantes Cliffs 7 Playa de la Tejita Who doesn’t like to travel to the Canary Islands? Not only for the beautiful volcanic and wild landscapes of the area, but for the amount of activities offered by each of its islands, especially Tenerife. So, to take your mind off it, today we recommend what to see and do in Tenerife. You’ll discover some plans for you to add to your travel itinerary. We hope they inspire you on your trip to Tenerife 🙂 Let’s get started! Visit Teide National Park One of the most famous places in Tenerife is the Teide National Park. If you wonder why, after doing the climbing mount Teide tour you will have no doubt, the scenery is a blast. In short, visiting Teide is one of the best things to see and do in Tenerife. The Teide National Park is in the heart of the island, so getting there from anywhere in the territory is very simple. The park main character is the Teide volcano and is more than 12000 ft (3,700 meters) high. Therefore, if you climb this mountain you can find the sea of clouds, a marvel of nature. If what you like is discovering places in a different and unique way, visiting Teide at sunset is sure to please you. But, don’t forget that touring Teide National Park is not just about seeing the volcano, there is much more. The ideal is to be able to dedicate 1 full day to this place full of history of the island. You always have the option of staying in Puerto de La Cruz, near the park. Here you can get a close look at the daily life of the locals and also visit emblematic spots such as the Plaza del Charco and the natural pools of Lago Martiánez. The perfect combination of the traveler and the authenticity of the island. Anaga Rural Park On the list of what to see and do in Tenerife, you can not miss the plan to visit the Anaga National Park, a complete wonder. It is in the north of the island and is a wild paradise, green and lush, completely opposite to the volcanic landscape of Teide. The contrasts are brutal :). So, if what you like is hiking, walking through the Anaga massif will be fascinating. While you’re touring this place, we recommend you visit the Cruz del Carmen viewpoint and enter the Enchanted Forest. It’s nice to end your visit to Anaga in one of its wild and black sand beaches like Almáciga and Benijo. But, if you’re a bit bored of the volcanic beach, very close to Anaga you’ll find one with white sand from the Sahara desert, Las Teresitas beach. If you’re wondering how long to stay in this Biosphere Reserve, it all depends on how many days you’re in Tenerife. It is true that if you dedicate a whole day you can go hiking, see villages and the occasional beach. The perfect combo! Visit the capital, Santa Cruz de Tenerife Once you have visited Anaga, if you go with your car from there you reach Santa Cruz de Tenerife in 20 minutes, you will see how worthwhile it is. The capital is world-renowned for celebrating the second most important carnival in the world, “El Carnaval de Tenerife”. But this city is not only party, if you do not know what to see and do in Tenerife, Santa Cruz is full of history and beautiful corners that you can see. It is worth visiting the Palmetum (one of the largest botanical gardens in the world), the municipal market of Nuestra Señora de África la Recova, the Tenerife auditorium and Plaza de España. In addition to stroll through its wonderful streets and enjoy the museums. That for something this city is considered one of the 10 wonders of modern art in Spain. The city is not very big, so in one morning you can tour it all. It all depends on the amount of time you want to spend in its wonderful museums 😉 . Cueva del Viento (The Wind Cave) The Cueva del Viento is 2 ms. (3km) from Icod de los Vinos center and is the largest labyrinthine volcanic tube in the world. How was it created? This cave appeared after the Pico Viejo volcano eruption, more than 27,000 years ago. Its dimensions are surreal, measuring 12ms (18 km) long. Masca Ravine If you are looking for adrenaline and adventure, the Barranco de Masca descent has the necessary ingredients to make it an unforgettable memory. It is one of the most popular excursions, a simple route of 28 ms. (4.5 km) approximately. It starts in the Masca hamlet and ends at the Masca beach, crossing the ravine of huge vertical walls. In short, the descent of the Masca ravine can be done in about 3 hours approximately. You already have the perfect plan for a morning in Tenerife. Los Gigantes Cliffs After Masca you can easily head to the Los Gigantes Cliffs. This natural wonder reaches 2.000ft (600 m) high in some areas and there are many birds nesting on its huge vertical walls. Apart from walking on these huge walls, you can see the cliff from the Archipenque viewpoint, where you will see the best sunsets on the island. In addition to discovering all the marine life near these rocks by doing water activities. You can spend as much time as you want at Los Gigantes, but if you’re only visiting the island for a few days, we recommend spending a morning or an afternoon. Playa de la Tejita The most recommended plans for what to see and do in Tenerife are running out. But we’ll say goodbye by talking about the spectacular beach of La Tejita, a natural paradise. La Tejita is a protected area so you won’t be able to reach it by car. It is one of the largest beaches on the island, with about 3200ft (1000 m) long, where you can relax and enjoy the views of the Montaña Roja volcano . If you travel to Tenerife, seeing this coastal area is a must. After reading these 7 different plans, which one will you do on your trip to the island? Have they helped you to make your travel itinerary? We hope you already know what to see and do in Tenerife 🙂 15 Unmissable Things To Do In Tenerife At Night Tenerife is the biggest of the seven Canary Islands and a place with rich natural beauty. If you visit this island you will find a volcano called Mount Teide whose peak reaches over 3,000 meters above sea level and is the highest point in all of Spain. After measuring its height from the bottom of the sea to the top of its peak, it is considered to be the third tallest volcano in the entire world! Tenerife is an interesting place with some unique attractions and great food as well. In fact, there are some fantastic wines made here which were even mentioned by William Shakespeare in two of his plays. This is not the only time this island has earned fame since it was also featured in several motion picture movies like Fast and Furious 6, Clash of the Titans and Jason Bourne 5. Make sure you see all there is to see, both day and night! We’ve got the scoop on getting around Tenerife, and we recommend you take a look at the guide so you can easily get from place to place. This beautiful locale is full of sunshine, a pleasant climate and friendly locals. You will have no problem finding things to do during the daytime but if you want to make the most of your vacation you should take advantage of the nightlife as well, and you can follow this guide to the best things to do at night in Tenerife. If you don’t want to carry your bags, large purses or terrific shopping finds around all night, stow them at a suitcase storage facility in Tenerife. Spend the Night at Brahms and Liszt Showbar After a long day of shopping and sightseeing, it can be nice to just relax at a bar with some good food and a refreshing drink. If that is what you are looking for, head to the Brahms and Liszt Showbar. They have been open for 25 years now and are a favorite spot for many locals and tourists to spend the night. They host all sorts of events and invite guest speakers offering all sorts of entertainment from live music performances to cabaret shows and comedians. There is always something going on and while you sit back and relax, treat yourself to some wonderful cocktails. Be aware that this place can get busy and seats fill up fast so come early if you can. Dance the Night Away at Tramps Tenerife If you are someone who enjoys live music and dancing or who wants to widen their musical tastes then Tramps Tenerife is the place for you. Their venue has three separate rooms and each one plays a different genre of music so you can spend time in whichever one suits your mood for the night. This place is sometimes referred to as the “King of Clubs” because it feels like three clubs in one. There is always a fantastic DJ on the stage and along with great lighting and the best modern sound systems, it is one of the best spots for partying in Tenerife. Stroll Around Tenerife’s La Laguna The La Laguna Old Town is the cultural center of Tenerife and a place that you should definitely visit while you are in the Canary Islands. The old town is situated just outside of Santa Cruz de Tenerife and the area dates back about 600 years. It is the location of the first city to be established in Tenerife and the other cities that were built afterward follow the same format. The whole area is lined with old historic buildings that have earned it the title of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Stargaze on Top of Mount Teide Everyone who visits Tenerife should make the trip to the summit of Mount Teide. This volcano is one of the biggest in the world and one of the wonders of Tenerife. Many tourists love to admire the night sky from atop the volcano and since it is so high up and far from any of the city lights it is the optimal place for stargazing. Mount Teide is a recognized Starlight Destination and there are professional star watching tours that you can sign up for. An educated guide will tell you all about the mountain and help you spot different constellations or even the edge of the milky way. Your tour begins with a three-course meal at a restaurant followed by a hike up the mountain and then a cozy night with blankets and coffee or tea while you are watching the stars. Experience Local Culture at Auditorio Infanta Leonor Tenerife has several cultural events and celebrations that happen regularly and many of them are hosted at the Auditorio Infanta Leonor. This place was built for the purpose of promoting the local culture and artistry of Tenerife so if you want to see what the people of this lovely destination can do, you should definitely stop by. This is the perfect spot for a show or performance since the auditorium has incredible acoustics. Some of the shows that have been put on in the past include Swan Lake and other ballet shows, live orchestras, flamenco dancers and much more. If you are interested in seeing what is going on while you are in town, check out their schedule online. Take a Tour of Teide National Park at Night The Teide National Park is actually a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most beautiful natural landscapes in Tenerife. We recommend that you take a cable car ride to the top during the day as the park has several hiking trails and is a fantastic spot for a hiking day trip, but did you know that you can also spend time here at night? This is a nice activity for couples and can be quite romantic. On your journey through the national park, you will also get to experience Mount Teide which has some fantastic views of the rest of the park and pretty lights below you. The night tours offered here include a delicious meal with wine so you can enjoy time together while watching the sunset. Visit a Vineyard and go Wine Tasting Whether you are visiting in the summer or winter months, going wine tasting in Tenerife is always fun. There are some delicious Canary wines that are grown and blended right here in Tenerife, and although they aren’t super well known outside of the locale, they definitely deserve more recognition than they get. The grapes used for the Canary wines have unique minerals from the volcano which give the wine a unique taste and character. Come try the varieties to widen your palate and get a taste of what the local wine scene is like in Tenerife. Relax at the Sandy Beaches There are some stunning beaches in Tenerife that can be enjoyed at all times of the day and night. Some of the great ones are Papagayo Beach Club and Playa de Las Americas, which is a gorgeous coastal resort on the island and a popular party spot. You can easily stay here all night until morning and there are numerous bars, clubs and restaurants along the coast for you to explore. Whether you want to get crazy with the partyers or just relax with the calmer crowd, you can find people that suit your mood somewhere on the beach. Looking for family activities? Even kids are welcome and there are several areas where all of the family members can have fun. Some of the venues have live disco music and dancing and it can be nice to just walk along the beautiful black sand beaches in the evening. Dine Like a King at the Castillo San Miguel There are several landmarks that you should make time to visit in Tenerife, and the Castillo San Miguel is one of them. It is situated in Santa Cruz de Tenerife and will make you feel as though you were brought back to medieval times. Immerse yourself directly into the history and past of Tenerife by pretending to be royalty in this massive castle. The whole structure is 6,000 square meters in size and has everything that a real castle should have, like the huge tournament hall where you can be entertained while you eat dinner. Watch jousting matches and sword fights in the arena and afterward, you can head to the grand ballroom for live music and dancing. Play a Game at ViVo Minigolf Treasure Island Everyone can have fun at the ViVo Minigolf Treasure Island. This place offers all sorts of activities that are fun for the whole family and makes for a fantastic date night as well. They have two separate minigolf courses with 18 holes each and they both have fun themes and decorations. Have a fun evening putting around the courses which are designed to look like pirate ships, waterfalls, tropical gardens and other themes. There are also pool tables and a bar in case you wanted to stay later at night or meet with friends. Take a Walk Around Los Abrigos Los Abrigos is a beautiful and calm fishing village that is a nice spot to walk around at any time of day. This area has some marvelous seafood so you can go out for dinner and take a walk around the area afterward. The Playa Los Abrigos and harbor have some splendid paths that will bring you past some spectacular views of the ocean. In the evenings you can always head to a local bar for some cocktails or go to the night market to shop for all sorts of things. The market is only open on Tuesday evening every week so that is the best time to visit. It is held in the main village square. Go Watch Dolphins at Sunset The waters surrounding the Canary Islands are home to a diverse array of marine life with everything from fish to dolphins and even whales. If you want to see them in their natural habitat you can sign up for a boat tour that will take you off the coast and onto the Atlantic Ocean. This activity is always fun but one of the best times to go is right before sunset. If you happen to see any whales or dolphins it can be an absolutely magical evening as the sun disappears under the skyline. It can also be nice to see the view and Mount Teide from the water on these boat trips. Admire the Los Gigantes Cliffs Tenerife has a beautiful landscape with stunning forests, beautiful beaches and the huge Teide volcano. Another one of the most impressive sights is the line of dramatic cliffs of Los Gigantes which are definitely worth a visit. Their names translate to the “cliffs of the giants” and they reach between 500 and 800 meters high which is why this spot was referred to as the “wall of hell” by the earliest settlers of Tenerife. If you come at night it can be a beautiful spot to watch the sunset. Catch a Show at the Adan Martin Auditorium The Adan Martin Auditorium is one of the best places to spend an evening and is different from the rest of the theaters and show venues in Tenerife as it is situated outside on the coast. It is one of the well known landmarks and is often just called the Tenerife Auditorium. This spot puts on shows year round and also has a fabulous arts complex for you to discover. It is even better to visit at night when the venue is lit up against the night sky. Take a Nighttime Scuba Diving Adventure There are so many amazing creatures to see not only on land but also underwater in Tenerife. If you are brave enough, we definitely recommend going snorkeling or scuba diving on your trip, and if you want to take it to the next level you can even go at night. You can see all sorts of aquatic creatures on your journey and some of them only come out after the sun goes down. The area around Tenerife also has shipwrecks and underwater caves that you can explore. The Best Nighttime Excursions in Tenerife If you get the chance to visit Tenerife on holiday you won’t want to be spending much time in your hotel room. Find activities to fill your schedule both during the daytime and nighttime. Take guided walks and walking tours through a national park, admire the panoramic views from atop Mount Teide, go to one of the water parks, or spend a couple of hours on a sandy beach. No matter how you choose to spend your days and evenings, make the most of your time on the Canary islands. 8 Best Things To Do In Tenerife, Spain – Updated 2022 Veidehi  Updated Jul 09, 2022 Tenerife is the largest and ravishing dame of Spain’s Canary Islands archipelago. Come here to experience Masca tropical-forest, forays into volcanic lava, museums, temples, modern art, designer stores and ancient colonial towns. Hike your way to the dramatic snow-draped Pico del Teide, Anaga Mountain, a dormant volcano, or get splashed into the Siam water park. Adrenaline junkies must head to Costa Adeje for boat tours, scuba, snorkeling and jet skiing activities. Millions of people visit Tenerife each year, however, most of them don’t leave before they visit the Tenerife Zoo Monkey Park, Teide’s volcanic rock formations and ARTlandya museum. Furthermore, the island’s popular resorts exhibit white sandy beaches, delightful cuisine and clubbing. Let’s explore the top 8 things to do in Tenerife, Spain. 1. Teide National Park Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user Jens Steckert used under CC BY-SA 3.0 Teide National Park, a notable UNESCO site, should top your must-see list of Tenerife. To begin with, it is the largest park on the Canary Islands! The National park features spectacular views of volcanoes, craters and rivers of petrified lava. Teide National Park offers 2 visitor centers, along with a bar and restaurant. Enjoy the panoramic view of the park, and take a walk through the extensive network of trails. The cable car introduces you to amazing Spanish views of Tenerife. This is also the place where Planet of the Apes was filmed. You need to pay an entrance fee of 30 USD to get inside Pico del Teide, which is absolutely worth every penny spent. Booking in advance leads to an advantage, and we also suggest you carry warm clothes. Teide National Park Address: Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: Teide National Park 2. Siam Park Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user stephen jones used under CC BY 2.0 Visit the magical kingdom of Siam, in its authentic Thai themed setting with a floating market. In reality, Siam Park is much more than your usual water park! It offers plenty of thrilling rides, such as Dragon, Tower of Power and Mekong Rapids. In addition, this park has its very own tropical paradise, where you can relax with family. Discover sea-lions and Koi Carp beneath the wooden walkways. When you decide to unwind, hit one of the bars or restaurants and enjoy your favorite drinks and snacks. You can also make your way to the white sandy beaches, that sport free sun loungers. Get yourself on the beach, swim in the warm waters or simply enjoy a cooler by the bay. Siam Park Address: Av. Siam, s/n, 38660 Costa Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: Siam Park 3. Pico del Teide or Volcan El Teide Source: Photo by Flickr user ph_micchei used under CC BY 2.0 Teide is a mythological mountain for the ancient Greeks. In reality, Mount Teide is a tall volcano in the Canary Islands. It is the highest point of Spain, as well as the highest point on the islands of the Atlantic. The last eruption was reported in 1909 from the Santiago rift. Pico Del Teide is marked by the history of destructive eruptions. The volcano is close to UNESCO site Teide National Park, which is the most natural wonder of Spain. Discover the international astronomical observatory, on the slopes of the mountain. Mount Teide Address: Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain Website: Volcano Teide Very Coast“Villa Romántica” Private pool, Sea View 41 reviews Los Realejos, Canarias, Spain from USD 191 view deal ZenRepublic private jacuzzi & pool with ocean view 124 reviews from USD 141 view deal Villa BAHIA AZUL. Heated pool, BBQ, A/C, Sea front 45 reviews Palm-Mar, Tenerife, Spain from USD 181 view deal Villa Sara in Puerto de la Cruz 65 reviews from USD 155 view deal Modern Stand Alone Villa with Private Pool. 102 reviews La Esperanza. Las Rosas, Canarias, Spain from USD 130 view deal 4. ARTlandya Doll Museum Editor’s Note: There’s no photo available at the time of writing Tenerife has a fascinating list of things to do, including this famous doll museum. Believe you me, this is neither a fancy collection of dolls nor an eccentric toy museum. Instead, ARTlandya is an estate, with old Canarian homes sporting exhibitions and a tropical park. Above all, you will be far more than fascinated after you visit this world of art. Explore this unique art museum in Europe, for contemporary doll art at the highest global level. As a matter of fact, this world of teddy bears and dolls, is for both children and adults. ARTlandya Doll Museum Address: Camino el Moleiro, 21, 38430 Icod de los Vinos, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: ARTlandya 5. Tenerife Zoo Monkey Park Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user Chris Morgan used under CC BY-SA 2.0 Tenerife Zoo Monkey Park is the world’s biggest little zoo! To begin with, the Monkey Park of Tenerife is an international procreation centre of endangered species. Do visit this lovely park on your Tenerife trip. The Monkey Park is a unique zoo of Tenerife, where you can walk through the monkey’s cages and feed them. That also applies to other animals in this zoo. It’s amazing to experience the wonderful reactions from animals. They all have personalities and favorite food items and feeding them is an absolute delight. This park is close to Arona, San Lorenzo, Los Cristianos and Playa De Las Americas. Tenerife Zoo Monkey Park Address: Camino Real Llano Azul, 17, 38627 Arona, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: Tenerife Zoo Monkey Park 6. Las Montanas de Anaga Source: Pixabay The Anaga Mountains are the most exciting part of Tenerife life. Make sure to hike this primeval forest, or take a trip to the stunning steep coast. In fact, this lush-green mountain is very different, as compared to the Teide national park. The spectacular views can be enjoyed by hiking, driving or cycling from San Andres. Unwind in the incredible beauty of unadulterated flora and fauna. Besides, it’s an ideal place to connect with nature in the most peaceful environment. You can park your car at the visitor centre, and also use the washroom if needed. Anaga is a beautiful photo-stop, from TF-5 follow the La Laguna’s final exit and then you will be on your way for the mountains. Las Montanas de Anaga Address: Meseta de Anaga, 38129, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain 7. Tour the Tenerife Auditorium Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user Diego Delso used under CC BY-SA 3. 0 Santiago Calatrava Valls designed the Auditorio de Tenerife, which is located on the avenue in the Canarian capital. The architecture of this auditorium is framed in late-modern 20th-century style. As a matter of fact, this building is the architectural symbol of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Not to mention, it is also the finest building in the Canary Islands. The auditorium was inaugurated by the Prince of Asturias, and was eventually visited by US President Bill Clinton. In addition, this auditorium is close to both Santa Cruz de Tenerife and the Atlantic Ocean. Most importantly, a picture of this Auditorium was featured on the celebratory 5 EUR coins in 2011. Auditorio de Tenerife Address: Av de la Constitucion, 1, 38003 Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Website: Auditorio de Tenerife 1/3 things to do in tenerife spain | boat tour, scuba, snorkeling and jet skiing: costa adeje 2/3 boat tour, scuba, snorkeling and jet skiing: costa adeje 3/3 Show all photos Tenerife has one of the best coastlines of the world, that offers diverse water activities. You can enjoy a peaceful boat tour, or take part in adrenaline sports like jet skiing. Connect with marine life by opting for scuba and snorkeling opportunities. There are plenty of aquatic tour organizers in Tenerife such as Xplore Tenerife, Atlantic Eco Experience, Big Smile Luxury Charters, Las Romanticas, Canary Charter Yacht Club, Blue Bottom Diving, Ola Diving Center, Destio Charter Tenerife and Water Sports Tenerife. To enjoy incredible views of this marvelous coastline, try parasailing above the white sandy beaches. Scuba Diving Beginner’s Session in Costa Adeje Duration: 4 hours 74 reviews from USD 81.0 Book Now Sun, sand and Tenerife Source: Pixabay You are in for an aquatic treat if you are visiting Tenerife anytime soon. There are plenty of national parks and water parks to explore. In addition, Tenerife offers plenty of aquatic activities for adventure seekers. Expect to experience sun, sand, delightful Mediterranean cuisine, cruising, hiking, cycling, and lush nature trails amidst forests and volcano parks on your trip to Tenerife. Disclosure: Trip101 selects the listings in our articles independently. Some of the listings in this article contain affiliate links. Get Trip101 in your inbox Unsubscribe in one click. See our privacy policy for more information on how we use your data Veidehi  Want to contribute as a Local Expert? Register Here What to bring from Tenerife. Spain in Russian There is nothing more precious than memories of carefree trips to warmer climes, isn’t there? In this sense, Tenerife is simply a paradise, it is always sunny here, there are beautiful mountain and sea landscapes around, unique architecture, you can see, learn and do something new every day. But when it’s time to leave, what to take with you as a “material” piece of the island as a keepsake? Things from Zara, jamon and Riojan wines? Forget everything you know about Spain, because you are in the Canary Islands! We will tell you about what you can bring from Tenerife – gifts that will really make you happy. What can not be taken out of Tenerife Let’s start with the fact that you can not export from Tenerife. Black sand on the natural beaches of Tenerife is the result of the meeting of basalt chips, which are formed from lava, and the cold waters of the ocean, crushing the crumb into tiny grains. It is forbidden to export sand, and it is rather difficult to collect it: during the day it heats up in the sun up to 50 degrees! Pine branches and cones. Canarian pine has a healing effect and is widely used for the treatment of various diseases, as well as their prevention. However, if you decide to bring a useful gift from Tenerife, you should know that it is forbidden to pick branches or cones in the Teide National Park. No one is following you, but it is not customary to do so. When you go to the sacred Pino Gordo pine, pay attention to the fact that there are no signs of vandalism either on the tree itself or on the surrounding area. The island seems to protect itself. Flowers and plants. With flowers and other unusual plants, the situation is more complicated, since they are everywhere, not only on the mountainside, and you just want to pick them. This is also not recommended, because the sprout of any tree or flower you like can be bought in a store – the local authorities have taken care of you. What to bring from Tenerife: souvenirs, flowers and other gifts Flower seedlings. In every Spanish style store (a large network of Canarian stores of all sorts of things – cigarettes, alcohol, chocolates, caps, towels, glasses and souvenirs), as well as in Hiper Dino grocery supermarkets, you can buy specially germinated plants of the Canary Islands and transplant them at home. The choice is very large: dragon tree (dracaena), hibiscus, various cacti, banana, evergreen bougainvillea, oleander, yucca, blooming aloe. If you don’t know what to bring from Tenerife and are limited in budget, then a sprout in a plastic package will cost you about 5 euros. It must be checked in as baggage. By the way, we do not recommend buying anything in Hyper Dino, except for especially liked souvenirs: food prices are very high here due to the fact that this is the only network that works on Sundays. Cactus jam. The extraordinary taste and smell of the Canary flora can be taken home in the form of a jar of prickly pear cactus jam. These are the same cacti with large needles and red fruits that you will see everywhere in Tenerife and other islands of the archipelago. Jam from their fruits tastes like kiwi and raspberries at the same time, there is also freshly squeezed juice from prickly pear. The product has an unusual taste and is very useful, in particular, it strengthens the immune system. Such jam is sold in supermarkets, it costs 3-4 euros per jar and more. Fruit can be taken even in hand luggage. Real dwarf Canarian bananas and grapes grown on the slopes of the Teide are sold only in markets, Agromercado de Adeje, for example. Mangoes, avocados, guava and papaya are grown throughout the island. We also advise you to try nispero (in Catalonia it is called “nespru”), which ripens in April, small plum-like fruits, light orange with several seeds inside. Juicy, sweet with slight sourness, healthy and refreshing fruit. You can bring kivano from Tenerife, a banana-lemon “cucumber” with large pimples (also called “horned melon”), an African fruit that has taken root on the island. Red or green mojo sauce. This is a natural traditional product consisting of olive oil, garlic, salt and spices: mojo rojo with pepper and mojo verde with parsley and cilantro. It is served in all restaurants and cafes with Canarian potatoes, and is also sold in supermarkets in a gift box. A set of two different jars costs about 4 euros. Flower honey. In Tenerife, there is also classic beekeeping, and in stores there is a large selection of local honey: chestnut, orange, heather, avocado flowers, but the most exotic is honey from a plant called “Wildpreet’s bruise”, which blooms at cloud heights above 2000 meters (high ” panicles”, covered with pink flowers), is endemic to the island. The Spanish name is tahinaste. Imagine that this ancient flower is only preserved in Tenerife! Palm honey. One of the original and useful gifts that you can bring from Tenerife. Palm honey is one of the treasures of local gastronomy. Honey is produced only on the island of La Gomera, and since Tenerife is the closest island to it, you can also buy this honey here, though a little more expensive than on La Gomera. Traditions of palm honey production are passed down from generation to generation, it is considered a panacea for all diseases, mainly due to its immunomodulatory and antiseptic properties. Bees have nothing to do with palm honey – it is made by hand from the juice of date palms obtained during their flowering period. Sold in souvenir shops at a price of 10 to 25 euros. Alcohol and tobacco. Restrictions on the export of such products are as follows: no more than 800 pieces of cigarettes, 200 cigars or 1 kg of tobacco, no more than 10 liters of strong alcohol and no more than 90 liters of wine. These are the ideas of the Spaniards about the rate of personal consumption of these drinks. Read about how to sort out the assortment of Spanish wines, authentic liqueurs and rum on the shelves of Tenerife. Please note that you must keep a receipt for each bottle, even if it is not from duty free at the airport. And check with the baggage rules of your air carrier and the customs rules for importing into the Russian Federation. Aloe cosmetics. The usual evergreen plant for us from the windowsill grows everywhere in Tenerife and blooms profusely with small yellow and orange flowers. Aloe is the raw material for high-quality local cosmetics of various brands. It is sold in specialized cosmetics stores and souvenir shops. In Spanish Style and street vendors, creams should not be taken. A jar of a simple moisturizing cream costs 4-5 euros, a “more serious” cream costs 15-30 euros, a shower gel costs from 10 euros. Olivine. The mineral is a frequent inclusion in the basalt layers; the volcanic rocks of Tenerife are very rich in it. It is a semi-precious stone with a pleasant olive color, and the bare slopes of Teide are cast green precisely because of it. Olivine jewelry is sold everywhere in Tenerife. Talismans with this stone protect the peace of a person, protect from bad dreams, bring good luck to the unlucky, and also help to master various knowledge and secrets. Souvenirs cost 5-20 euros, jewelry with gold or silver is more expensive. Pearl. It is simply impossible to pass by Tenerife Pearl stores. These are real pearl palaces with a huge selection of pearls and products with them, created for any age and budget. Prices start at €15 for bracelets, €35 for earrings and beads, and go up to several thousand for rare pearl designer pieces. All jewelry is a unique product of a local factory. There are five Tenerife Pearl stores on the island, the largest with the best selection in a quiet village called Armeñime. Clothing and footwear. There are flea markets where you can “dig up” unusual things, there are also standard Spanish shops El Corte Ingles with the same assortment as in Madrid or Barcelona, ​​but the prices are lower on the island. And if you compare prices, for example, with Moscow, then you will win almost twice. As you remember, the Canaries have canceled or relaxed many taxes that are fully in place in the rest of Spain. Olive oil. In Tenerife, as in any other part of Spain, you can buy olive oil in a five-liter iron canister (about 10 euros) and take it out of the country without any problems. Olive oil will be a good gift if you have not decided to bring a gift with a share of exotic from Tenerife. Now you can read the most popular articles about life in Spain and useful life hacks from insiders on our Yandex.Zen page. Subscribe! Center for services for life and business “Spain in Russian” is your guide in the world of individual tourism. Organization of tours, routes, trips, tickets for various events, excursions with the best guides, organization of holidays. Services for demanding clients. +7 495 236 98 99 or +34 93 272 64 90, info@espanarusa. com Top 9 things to do in Tenerife, Spain 4.6 (9) Tenerife is the largest of the seven Canary Islands and the most visited island by tourists. With its stunning black and gold beaches, an active volcano, its unique ecological diversity (plants from all over the world can live and thrive in Tenerife’s many climate zones), and its charming cliffside towns, it’s no wonder it’s the most popular island among the Canary Islands. These beautiful attractions and the many other things you can do in Tenerife make this island a must-see. The Canary Islands are located off the coast of Morocco, but the easiest way to get to Tenerife is usually a two-hour flight from Madrid or direct flights from your city. If you are heading to Spain, consider visiting the island first before or after exploring the Spanish mainland. Or, if Tenerife is your main destination, make sure you stick with Madrid and Barcelona for a few days. Canary Islands (Canarian Island), no matter how strange it may sound, means “dog islands” from the Latin word canis. According to the generally accepted version, the modern name of the island of Tenerife comes from two words “tene” (mountain) and “ife” (white), the Spaniards combined these 2 words and added “r”, which resulted in the now familiar name “Tenerife”. The Autonomous Canary Islands have 2 official capitals: Santa Cruz (in Tenerife) and Las Palmas (in Gran Canaria) Parliament always sits in Santa Cruz, and the government moves to 2 capitals every year. It is quite normal for the prime minister to have an office on one island and the vice-chairman on another. In addition, ministries migrate between four cities (on 4 islands). This was done to reduce corruption and the uniform development of the islands. Here is a list of things to add to your Tenerife travel guide to plan your holiday or to inspire your next island vacation. 1. Head to the beaches of Tenerife No wonder Tenerife is the perfect place for a beach holiday with black and golden sand beaches scattered all over the island. To admire the black sand, head to the beach Playa Jardín (Playa Jardín) on the north side of the island in the town of Puerto de la Cruz (Puerto de la Cruz). There are several bars and restaurants nearby, and on a clear day you can admire the top of the volcano. Popular golden sand beaches are located on Playa de las Americas , also a popular place for nightlife lovers, on the south side of the island, and Playa de las Teresitas (Playa de las Teresitas) in the capital Santa Cruz de Tenerife . On most beaches, you can stretch out comfortably on the sand or rent sun loungers for a few hours for just a few euros. Las Teresitas is the most beautiful beach, it is shown in all the photographs of tourists. White sand, calm sea in the bay and palm trees. For this beach, sand was transported from the Sahara for several years (320 thousand tons!). Playa Arena – a small beach near Los Gigantes with the blackest sand. It is saturated with minerals and is considered curative. La Tejita – nude beach. A small enclosed cove that you will have to look for. Playa de Leocadio Machado is the best place for windsurfing and kitesurfing. Playa de las hippies – a beach where peaceful European hippies live apart in caves and huts. 2. Taste the local cuisine in Tenerife You can try traditional Spanish dishes in Tenerife, such as tortilla española tortilla española (Spanish tortilla, delicious omelet with potatoes and onions) and paella paella (pilaf-like rice dish, usually with a variety of seafood, there are also meat options), but there are some unique local dishes that you should try. Papas arrugadas (literally meaning wrinkled potatoes) are small boiled and salted potatoes usually served with red and green mojo sauces as a side dish or on their own as a tapas (snack). And for dessert order churros . You’re probably familiar with this sweet treat, but here they’re fresh, not overly doused in cinnamon, and served with a hot chocolate dipping sauce. Other foods that are typical and common in the Canary Islands are gofio (a type of flour made from wheat or corn that is used in a variety of dishes), papayas, bananas and wine. Food and drink prices in Tenerife are usually inexpensive. For example, a good-sized breakfast in a restaurant will cost from 5 to 10 euros, and a liter of good local wine will cost at least 10 euros. Canarian wine, sweet, white – Malvasia was imported into Britain during Shakespeare’s time and he mentions it in two of his plays: Twelfth Night and The Merry Wives of Windsor. It is said that because he himself loved this drink so much, he received a barrel of wine (about 157 liters!) as part of the salary for popularizing the outlandish island wines at that time. There is a special type of coffee in Tenerife – baraquito (baraquito), a mixture of strong coffee, condensed milk, liquor, poured in layers into a glass. The locals have a strange habit of never completely drinking. If they drink beer, they always leave some of it at the bottom of the glass. Nobody knows why. 3. Rent a car and drive around the island Tenerife boasts many picturesque mountain ranges along the coastline. The island has good public transport and tour buses, but renting your own car will allow you to explore all corners of the island on your own schedule. Here are some local tips before you rent a car. Roads can be very narrow and windy, especially in the mountains, and there are not always strong barriers along the road. The roads are also very steep, which explains the many bruised and dented front bumpers that you will regularly see on local vehicles, caused by cars driving off steep roads onto a flat road, while catching the front of the car in the process. Due to steep roads, slow down only lightly when going downhill or downshift so you don’t burn your brakes. However, once you get behind the wheel, enjoy a wonderful mix of beaches, mountains and historic towns, and stop often. 4. Visit Mount Teide The highest point in Spain, Mount Teide is an active volcano that reaches 3718 meters. Plan at least half a day to visit the Teide National Park, where you can take the cable car up to the top of the volcano. The Teide funicular is a five-minute drive from the hotel, offering scenic views of the volcano and the surrounding national park. It can be reached from about 2356 meters. (You can also hike if you are physically fit, but beware of elevation changes and altitude sickness. ) If you want to reach the summit of Mount Teide, 163 meters above where the cable car will take you, you will need to obtain a permit in advance up to the last section. They are available in limited quantities, so you need to apply several months in advance, even during the low season (March to May, October and November). The official version is that the air is very rarefied at the top and it is better for people with health problems not to visit it. But below just 163m no permits are needed. The version is semi-official – with the flow of tourists, the height of the volcano has decreased by a couple of meters due to the fact that it is “trampled” and pulled apart by pebbles, so they decided to restrict access a little. However, you can buy tickets for the funicular a few days in advance on the official website. As soon as you get off the cable car, there are several short trails at the top to various vantage points, from where you can enjoy a wonderful view. The best views are on a clear day, but at 3555 meters, when you are above the clouds, you can enjoy the view even on an overcast day. Guides often confuse and say that Teide (3.718 m) is the third highest island volcano in the world, after 2 Hawaiian ones. This is not so, above the Teide, in addition to these two Hawaiian peaks, there is also the Jaya volcano (5029 m.) in New Guinea, Mount Cook (3.754 m) in New Zealand, Mount Fuji – the highest mountain in Japan (3776 m), But in terms of volume, this is really the third island volcano. The fact is that it is located in a deep Atlantic basin and its height, counting from the bottom of the ocean, is 7500m. Teide is also the highest point in Spain and the highest point in the Atlantic. Shards of volcanic rock cannot be taken as a souvenir – you can get a serious fine (2000 euros). 5. View Dragon Tree Although this tree is found in other places around the world, such as the Azores and Morocco, the one that is located in the city of Icod de los Vinos (Icod de los Vinos ) in Tenerife (“Drago Milenario”) is believed to be the oldest of its kind, estimated to be around 1,000 years old. It is also worth noting that its size is 22 meters in height. The tree is easy to recognize because it is different from any other tree you have probably seen before – its trunk looks like several thick, intertwining tree roots that extend into a wide, all-encompassing canopy. When the bark or leaves are cut, they exude a red sap known as dragon’s blood, which gives the tree its name. 6. Feel the local life in Garachico Located on the north coast, quaint town Garachico (Garachico) is not a particularly popular place for tourists, so it retains more of the authentic island culture. Stop here for at least a couple of hours to grab a bite to eat and explore the city. You can learn more about the city’s history by heading to the local San Francisco Convent (Convento de San Francisco), a former convent that is now a museum. Then, spend time walking along Volcanic Coves, natural pools that were formed from lava after a volcanic eruption. If you’re going on a short hike, head back into the city, go through Plaza de Libertad and find the road up the hill for a great view of the city’s colorful buildings and coastline. The beautiful rich port city of Garachico was wiped out by lava in 1706. But right on the boiling lava, the inhabitants built a new city, however, not so impressive. Now, an erupting volcano, an anchor, a cone and a shell coexist on the coat of arms of Garachico – such a strange food composition. 7. Explore the historic city of La Orotava La Orotava (La Orotava) is one of the oldest towns in Tenerife and was once home to some of the wealthiest inhabitants of the island, as seen from the beautiful architecture and mansions. One example is the famous Casa de los Balcones Casa de los Balcones (house of balconies), which, as the name suggests, is a mansion with magnificent balconies overlooking the cobbled pavements. Another picturesque place to visit in the city is the Jardines del Marquesado de la Quinta Roja where you can stroll through the lush, beautiful gardens. There is also a botanical garden where you can see the Dragon Tree. 8. Visit the mountain village of Masca Tenerife offers so much natural beauty, but the city Masque on the west side of the island might be the most incredible place to visit. The reason to get there is only half of the reason to visit – the view through the narrow mountain pass is amazing and you will definitely stop and take some photos. Once you get to Masca, the views don’t stop there. The gift shop and restaurant located on the edge of the mountain, where you can stop and enjoy a refreshing drink, offers magnificent scenery. There are also several trails to get further into the village and get a little closer to the unique vegetation in the area. In the 16th century, the Canary Islands were infested with pirates far more than the Caribbean. The heyday of smugglers and pirates came at the time of the discovery of America. All trade routes from America to Europe passed through Tenerife, which created ideal conditions for pirates. Not all of them were petty bandits, the most famous were of noble origin and were in the service of the Queen of England (John Hawkins, Francis Drake). If you want more pirate romance, then you are in the Mask Gorge and the village of the same name. More recently, this gorge was cut off from the island by a ridge and had no land communication. In addition, the gorge is conveniently hidden and not visible either from the water or from the land, it goes directly to the trade routes. It was there that pirates and smugglers lived. According to legend, chests and unseen treasures are hidden in the gorge. 9. Find adventure in Los Cristianos If you go to the city of Los Cristianos (Los Cristianos) on the south side of Tenerife, you will probably immediately notice that the climate here is drier and more deserted around different from the lush, tropical north side of the island. The warmer climate and many sunny days make this place popular for water sports and lots of fun. Along Playa de los Cristianos (Playa de los Cristianos) there are agencies that offer scuba diving, snorkeling, dolphin and whale watching, fishing and much more. Head to nearby El Médano for windsurfing. Rate this article Average rating 4.6 / 5. Votes count: 9 No votes yet! Be the first to rate this post. We’re sorry this post wasn’t helpful to you! Let’s improve this post! Tell us how we can improve this post? 7 things to do in Tenerife The Canary Islands are a true paradise on earth. It has a surprisingly mild climate that attracts a large number of tourists. In winter, the air temperature rarely drops below 20 degrees Celsius, and in summer it rarely rises above 30, so the flow of tourists here does not stop all year round. The Canary archipelago is located in the Atlantic Ocean and consists of 7 large islands and several small ones. Just as in the case of Hawaii and the Galapagos, it is of volcanic origin. The largest and most populous island is Tenerife. It is from him that I recommend starting my acquaintance with this distant Spanish territory. Arriving on the island, be sure to rent a car, because without it it will be difficult to see as much as possible. Here is a list of the best things to do on the island: 1. Watch the killer whale show in Loro Parque 2. Climb to the top of Teide 3. Get to the Carnival in Tenerife 4. Watch the sunset near the westernmost lighthouse at Cape Teno. 5. Sunbathe on the beach of Las Teresitas 6. Taste fresh seafood at the Nuestra Señora del Africa market 7. Feel the spirit of the capital of the island Santa Cruz de Tenerife Get ready for an exciting trip to Tenerife 1. Watch the killer whale show in Loro Parque This is a place that both adults and children will enjoy. This is not a simple zoo; a large number of rare animals and birds from all over the world are collected here. From the warmth of the island of Tenerife, you can be transported to distant and cold Antarctica, because the “penguinarium” of Loro Park is considered one of the best in the world. It hosts a large colony of emperor penguins, which is provided with 12 tons of fresh snow and ice daily. And the “highlight” of the park is a huge pool with a capacity of 22.5 million liters of sea water, with trained dolphins and killer whales. Several times a day, they show visitors their incredible performances. In the park you will see more than 3,500 parrots of various sizes and colors. In some parts of Loro Park, they fly freely, and they don’t even mind getting to know you. Sea lions, gorillas, flamingos, anteaters, meerkats, leopards and tigers are just a few of the park’s inhabitants. And there is also a huge aquarium with more than 15,000 inhabitants of the underwater world. The entrance ticket includes the entrance and all the shows that are on that day. Come early to see everything. The current price and schedule of all shows can be found on the official page of the park http://www. loroparque.com/index.php/en/ In Loro Parque, everything reminds that animals live here. Even the bushes are trimmed in the shape of elephantsThe gorilla immediately showed us what her mood is today But the flamingos are always in a good moodThe aquarium with jellyfish can inadvertently hypnotize you Emperor penguinsHere I tried to photograph the penguin in motion, but they are so fast that the equipment cannot keep up with them There are a huge number of parrots in the parkFrom – because of the cries of parrots, it is never quiet here. You can even make friends with some birds, but keep in mind that they have very sharp claws and beaks, and this is a real nursery for little parrots. They are cared for by park staff after they hatch from the nest. They feed fruit mixtures from a pipetteA very focused anteaterThe most “star” inhabitants of Loro Park are killer whalesA lot of adults and children always come to their shows 2. Climb to the top of Teide Teide is the main attraction of the island of Tenerife and its calling card. Every year, hundreds of thousands of tourists come here just to climb to the top of the highest point in the Atlantic Ocean. The volcano looks incredibly beautiful at any time of the year. However, in winter, when its top is covered with snow, it becomes the most impressive. Teide is located right in the middle of the island, so it is clearly visible from almost anywhere. You can climb to its top on foot, or you can comfortably ride the cable car (if it works. It is often closed due to weather conditions). At the foot of the volcano there is a huge National Park, the area of ​​which is 19hectares. Since 2007, it has been given the status of UNESCO, which indicates its great value. If you do not even want to climb to the top of the volcano, then be sure to come here to spend time walking through the vast territory of the park. The lunar landscape is a distinctive feature of this park – you feel like you are on another planet. There are always a lot of overcrowded tour buses, so arrive early to secure a spot in the parking lot. If you are tired of long walks, you can always go to numerous cafes and refresh yourself. It is best to choose places with a view of the Teide volcano. Entrance to the National Park is free. The price of the cable car can be found on the official Teide website https://www.volcanoteide.com/en/natsionalnyyi_park/vulkan_teyide In good weather, the Teide volcano is clearly visible from almost anywhere on the island. Teide is a place where you can spend more than one day. We came to Tenerife for this point. Space landscapes will give you the opportunity to visit Mars in absentia. I consulted a volcanologist about the appearance of these round stones, and he suggested that they were “spit out” by a volcano during of its eruptions, Teide looks very beautiful in the dawn and sunset. There are many huge stones near Teide, each of which has its own name and legends associated with it. It is better to climb on your own in summer and autumn, when the snow has already melted rarely drops below 10 degrees, on the slopes of the volcano in e At that time, there is almost always snow. Climbing the volcano, you find yourself above everyone else in the Atlantic Ocean. Teide very quickly knows how to form clouds around itself. Literally in 10 minutes it can completely “wrap up” 3. Get to the Carnival in Tenerife Every year from mid-January to the end of March, numerous street Carnivals take place in many cities on the island. To do this, block the roadway. Their culmination will be the big Carnival in the capital Santa Cruz de Tenerife. This is the second largest after the Brazilian one, so if you don’t have the opportunity to go to Rio de Janeiro, then feel free to come to the Canary Islands. Once here, you will plunge into the atmosphere of absolute carefree happiness and fun. People come to the Carnival to have a good time and forget about all their problems for a while. About a million people from all over the world take part in it every year. A sea of ​​smiles, loud perky music, bright and beautiful outfits – you seem to find yourself in another world. And if you want, you can even take part in a colorful procession. Just keep in mind that the date and theme of the Carnival change every year, so check this information in advance on the official website http://carnavaldetenerife.com/ If you got to the Carnival, then you are very lucky – this event takes place here once a year. The atmosphere of the Carnival pushes you to start dancing. Anyone of any gender and any body size can take part in the Carnival. No one bothers about figures here. Where else, if not at the Carnival, you can take a picture with the Pope, who is being driven by Saddam Hussein in a car Do not forget to put on all the most elegant You can and should take pictures with all the participants of the Carnival 4. Meet the sunset near the westernmost lighthouse on the cape Teno. Cape Teno is known for its geographic “pointing” to Florida in the US, and for its beautiful, winding, rockfall-prone mountain road that will take you to the Punto del Teno lighthouse. The road to it is closed from Thursday to Sunday, from 10:00-17:00. We did not know about this, and therefore, upon arrival, we had to stand until 17:01, when the barrier opens. There was a whole line of cars with us. When we got to the lighthouse, the sun was already beginning to set and it was getting noticeably colder. High waves and steep cliffs give a feeling of complete isolation and remoteness from the rest of the world. This was noticed by Hollywood directors, so the blockbusters Fast and the Furious 6 and Wrath of the Titans were filmed here. You won’t be able to approach the lighthouse itself, because it is surrounded by a fence due to the fact that it is no longer working. But it looks very nice in the photo. Cape Tena is a very picturesque and secluded place. Here you will feel how strong the wind is here. The closer to sunset, the stronger the waves become. Punto del Tena lighthouse on the edge of the earth 5. Sunbathe on Las Teresitas beach On Tenerife has many beaches, but mostly they are all of volcanic origin, which means that the sand on them will be black. But in the case of Teresitas, people intervened and decided that they should create the best beach on the island from it. Well, what is the best beach without white sand? Therefore, sand was brought here by barges from the Sahara desert, and in total they brought more than 320 tons. The place was additionally ennobled with palm trees and infrastructure, and the shape of the bay itself very successfully protects from big waves. This is what made Las Teresitas the best beach on the island, where it is difficult to find a free place in the summer season. However, despite the perfect sand, creating a heavenly picture, the beach is not given a blue flag, which means world recognition. The thing is that the sea near this beach is not clean enough because of the large port located nearby. The authorities are not able to regulate this issue, so Las Teresitas does not appear in the ratings of beaches, but this does not make it less attractive in the eyes of vacationers. This beach is a real piece of paradise There is snow on the top of the Teide, and people swim on the beach. This is a normal situation for Tenerife 6. Taste fresh seafood at the Nuestra Senora del Africa market The Canary Islands is a place where you can and should eat the freshest fish and seafood. And the main market of the island of Tenerife in the city of Santa Cruz de Tenerife is the best suited for this. It was built in the 40s of the twentieth century, and now it is one of the most famous attractions on the island. In addition to the great abundance of goods, you will be very pleased with the prices, which turned out to be lower than in mainland Spain. You can buy groceries with you, but there is also the option that they will cook what you want right on the spot. In addition, there are a large number of exotic fruits on the market, which experienced sellers will select for you, depending on whether you will eat them today, tomorrow or right now. Try to come here as early as possible, because all the most delicious is eaten first. Prepare to be surprised at the large number of fish of the most unusual species in the market. To memorize all the names, you will need to write them down. or the European Angler Do not bypass the rows of fruitsWatermelons in February or March? On the island of Tenerife, they are eaten all year round 7. Feel the spirit of the capital of the island, Santa Cruz de Tenerife A large city with a population of 220,000 people will appeal to everyone who loves spacious, bright streets. In addition, there is an old pedestrian street La Rambla (Rambla de Santa Cruz), walking along which you can plunge into ancient times. Museums, exhibitions, a botanical garden and even an opera house – everything for a pleasant pastime. And if you want to go shopping, then there is no equal Santa Cruz here. There are several huge shopping centers in the city where you can buy everything – from the newest mobile phone model to children’s clothing. In addition, it is a pleasure to make purchases in the Canary Islands, because since 2000 a preferential taxation system has been operating here. In other words – duty-free trade operates here – instead of the usual 20-23% in the Canaries, you pay only 5%. Therefore, it’s time to treat yourself to goods that you previously did not dare to buy because of the high cost. In February and July, there is a sales season, which means that the chance to buy a lot for cheap greatly increases. Santa Cruz de Tenerife is a very beautiful and clean cityDespite the large number of tourists on the streets, it is always very cleanVery unusual building of the Opera HouseThe old town will appeal to history buffsThere are always a lot of cruise ships in the port of the city. This speaks of the great popularity of the Canary Islands among tourists I really hope that after reading this article you have already started looking for tickets to come and see with your own eyes an incredible paradise island called Tenerife. Enjoy incredible sunsets on the island of Tenerife Flamingo Suites 4* (Spain/Tenerife Canary Islands). Publications in the community feed. Rating of hotels and hotels of the world 53 Hotel photos Add photo 4.39 6 / 7 reviews Affects rating/total reviews and ratings room prices search prices for tours Flamingo Suites 4* Spain Canary Islands Canary Islands Tenerife San Eugenio Apart-hotel, Beachfront, 1st line from the sea Add hotel to favorites Add hotel to ignore Add hotel to compare Remove hotel from comparison Google map Hotel Flamingo Suites 4* on the map Followers feed Activity feed Followers Subscribe to group Be the first to know about news, promotions, bonuses and favorable hotel prices! 5 group members Join 16:14 19. 01.15 News Payment in a convenient way Dear guests! Aparthotel “Flamingo Suites” is located in a lively area of ​​the southern part of the island of Tenerife. A warm climate, a cool ocean, a wide selection of excursion programs and a rich Spanish culture are at your service! You can enjoy all this by booking your stay at Flamingo Suites. 18 apartments, a large heated swimming pool, Spa-salon and much more awaits you in our cozy hotel! You can pay for your stay at the apart-hotel in cash, by bank transfer or with a bank card. Aparthotel “Flamingo Suites” accepts MasterCard and Visa for payment. We are pleased to announce that Flamingo Suites now accepts American Express cards. Pay for your stay in a convenient way for you! ID News – 12488 15:55 01/19/15 News Car rental at the hotel Dear Guests! Aparthotel “Flamingo Suites” is conveniently located in the heart of the tourist life of the southern part of the island, while remaining a quiet and peaceful place for a comfortable stay of our guests. From here it is convenient to start traveling to both parts of the island – there is a bus station close to the apart-hotel, and for traveling by car there are convenient routes in both directions. When you are in Tenerife, be sure to rent a car. You will get an unforgettable experience of traveling through a paradise island, discovering new interesting places and getting to know the amazing nature and culture of each region. Aparthotel “Flamingo Suites” is always ready to help you book the car you need. Family, economical, convertible – any to your taste. *You can get all the necessary information at the reception of the apart-hotel. ID News – 12489 15:53 01/19/15 News Mini-bar in hotel rooms Dear Guests! Welcome to the Flamingo Suites in Tenerife, where the eternal summer reigns, delighting all visitors with its beaches, exotic fruits and amazing landscapes. The most important thing for the apart-hotel “Flamingo Suites” is the comfort and good mood of each of our guests! We try to pay attention to every detail, because this is what creates the overall impression of the services provided and the quality of the hotel. In each room of the apart-hotel “Flamingo Suites” guests are provided with mini-bar products: soft drinks, wine, beer, light snacks. An ideal solution for those who arrive late at night or for those who just want to cool off. The price list is attached together with the products. What’s more, the aparthotel compliments all its guests on arrival – one large and several small bottles of water free of charge for you! ID News – 12490 15:51 01/19/15 News Comfortable stay with “Flamingo Suites” Dear Guests! Aparthotel “Flamingo Suites” is located in the heart of the tourist area in the south of Tenerife. In the immediate vicinity of the hotel there are two sandy beaches, the Mercadona hypermarket, where you can buy everything you need from products, as well as golf courses and tennis courts. Directly opposite the aparthotel is the port of Peurto Colon, from where yachts and sailboats depart with interesting sea excursions, tickets for which can be purchased directly at the hotel. On the embankment, just a few minutes from the hotel, there are many cozy restaurants with a wide variety of cuisine – there is a favorite dish for everyone. Next to the hotel is the Costa Adeje Café, which offers a 10% discount to hotel guests. *Please contact the hotel reception for more information. ID News – 40366 15:50 01/19/15 news Heated pool at the hotel Dear Guests! Aparthotel “Flamingo Suites” is located on the island of Tenerife, where the weather throughout the year does not cease to please all guests who wish to visit this paradise. The average air temperature in the summer months is +28C, in winter +23C. The ocean in the south of the island is a huge number of beaches with black and gray volcanic sand and warm ocean waves. The water in the ocean warms up from 19up to 23 C depending on the season. The guests of the apart-hotel “Flamingo Suites” are lucky – within walking distance from the hotel there are two sandy beaches with all the necessary infrastructure for a comfortable stay. If the ocean water is too cold for you, at Flamingo Suites we offer our guests a large heated pool for adults and a small pool for children. The swimming pool is located in the center of the complex, which provides easy access to it from all rooms. The water temperature in the pool averages 28 C. In addition, the aparthotel has 4 rooms with a private pool! ID News – 40365 15:49 01/19/15 News Washing machines in the hotel Dear Guests! The most wonderful vacation is when you don’t have to worry about anything! Tenerife gives you the unique opportunity to enjoy beautiful weather all year round, and the Flamingo Suites aparthotel will take care of everything else – luxury apartment design, proximity to the beaches, convenient location in the heart of the tourist area. Apart-hotel “Flamingo Suites” always strives to make the rest of its guests as comfortable as possible! When traveling with small children, it is very often necessary to use a washing machine. Kids are very mobile, and on vacation you don’t want to waste time doing laundry. Take advantage of the Flamingo Suites offer – powder and rinse are included in the price. *Ask at the hotel reception about prices for the service. ID News – 40364 15:47 01/19/15 News Professional cosmetics in the hotel spa Dear Guests! On its way to success, Flamingo Suites adheres to one simple rule – to provide a wide range of services that would correspond to a high level of quality. For this, the hotel employs carefully selected staff, able to anticipate the requests and desires of its customers. In addition, the hotel has a number of professional staff who keep all the functional elements of the hotel clean and in good condition. The priority task facing the hotel is a professional approach to solving any emerging issue and the high quality of the services provided. As part of this task, it was decided to use cosmetic products of the well-known French brand “Academie” in the Spa-salon of the hotel, representing premium-class professional cosmetics for face and body care. The advantage of this brand is, first of all, the availability of a wide range of cosmetic products, high efficiency of procedures, high-quality materials, as well as aesthetic characteristics – a pleasant aroma of French perfumery and mild action. ID News – 40363 15:45 01/19/15 News Hotel swimming pool Dear Guests! The “Flamingo Suites” aparthotel invites its guests to enjoy the southern Canarian sun from the comfort of their own room! Don’t miss your chance to book a room with a private pool! It can be a room with one or two bedrooms – depending on the number of people. Your private pool on the sun terrace of your apartment will give you an unforgettable feeling of comfort. Now you can swim and sunbathe without leaving the apartment. The idea of ​​the Flamingo Suites apart-hotel in creating apartments with a private pool has become a continuation of the concept of an individual approach to each client, depending on his requests and wishes. This reflects the aparthotel’s attention to the smallest detail. Flamingo Suites offers beach and pool towels, heated water in the pools, comfortable sunbeds with umbrellas and, of course, the hot Canarian sun! ID News – 40362 15:44 01/19/15 news Hotel staff Dear Guests! Apart-hotel “Flamingo Suites” takes care of every detail of your holiday. We understand that when traveling abroad, it is very important for vacationers that the hotel staff speak their native language. In this case, tourists feel calmer and know that they can contact the hotel with any question without experiencing any inconvenience when communicating. The hotel staff speaks Spanish, Russian, English and French. We are always ready to help you in any situation, regardless of the time of day. If you have any questions about your apartment, hotel services, late check-out, travel and excursions around the island, feel free to contact the reception. Our task is to make your stay as comfortable and interesting as possible. ID News – 40361 15:43 01/19/15 News Free WI-FI in the hotel Dear Guests! Aparthotel “Flamingo Suites” continues to provide the best service to its guests! We care about your vacation, paying great attention to every detail – the comfort of your apartment and the availability of everything you need for your perfect vacation, cleanliness throughout the complex, a calm and relaxed atmosphere in the hotel. It is important for us that the time spent in the apart-hotel “Flamingo Suites” becomes the brightest impression of the past year, and we will be glad to see you here again! As our guests have repeatedly stated, Flamingo Suites is the perfect combination of quality service, convenient location and exquisite design. It is these attributes of an apart-hotel with a rank of 4+ from year to year that attract more and more new guests from different countries, among which there are young couples and families with children who spend their holidays in our hotel, which lasts from several days to, in some cases, several months! And in this case, Flamingo Suites apart-hotel is clearly aware of the need of our visitors for constant access to the Internet to communicate with their relatives, carry out various kinds of operations or a continuous workflow. Each apartment has access to a WiFi network, which is absolutely free for our hotel guests. Whether you are in the cozy living room, on the sun terrace of your room, at the reception, in the pool area, you will stay in touch throughout your stay in this paradise in the south of Tenerife. ID News – 40360 15:37 19.01.15 News Romantic getaway at Flamingo Suites Dear Guests! Aparthotel “Flamingo Suites” is always ready to make your stay as comfortable and interesting as possible! Are you traveling as a couple and dreaming of spending your honeymoon on an island paradise? Welcome to Flamingo Suites! The hotel offers a wide range of services for your honeymoon. We will organize a sailing trip for you, where you will enjoy the beauty of the southern coast of the island, as well as see whales and dolphins. You can also go on a jet ski trip along the steep cliffs of Los Gigantes, fly parapenting, take a walk to the neighboring island of La Gomera with a tour or on your own, as well as visit other islands of the Canary archipelago or dive to the seabed with scuba gear. Flamingo Suites is happy to organize this and much more for you. Your honeymoon will be unforgettable! ID News – 40359 15:33 01/19/15 News Sailing around Tenerife Dear Guests! Apart-hotel “Flamingo Suites” invites you to enjoy the beauties of Tenerife on a comfortable sailboat along the southern coast of the island. On board you will be offered soft drinks, light snacks and fruits. During the sea voyage you will be able to admire the most beautiful views of the coast, as well as the mountain scenery of the island. You are guaranteed to see flocks of small whales swimming very close to the sailboat. You will also have the opportunity to watch the game of dolphins and snorkel with turtles in the cozy bay of Puertito. Tickets for sea trips can be purchased directly from Flamingo Suites. Make your holidays in Tenerife unforgettable! ID News – 40358 15:30 01/19/15 News Breakfast in the room at the hotel “Flamingo Suites” Dear Guests! Apart-hotel “Flamingo Suites” never ceases to please its guests. The hotel expands the list of its services to make your stay even more comfortable and enjoyable. Now we offer you a new service – order a hot breakfast in your room! We offer you five breakfast options to choose from – English, Large English, Russian, Vegetarian, Light – everyone will find a breakfast to their taste. Always fresh and tasty products, varied menu and homemade bread. Nobody will remain indifferent! This service is especially relevant if you go on a tour of Tenerife early in the morning, when the nearest cafes are not yet open. In apart-hotel “Flamingo Suites” you will always find a delicious and hearty breakfast. If you would like to order breakfast in your room, please inform the reception the day before or call by simply dialing “9” and we will take your order. *About the prices for all types of breakfast you can ask at the reception. ID News – 40357 15:27 01/19/15 News Late check out at “Flamingo Suites” Dear guests! Flamingo Suites will make your vacation truly unforgettable! A wide range of services will ensure you a comfortable stay in the hotel and, of course, you will want to come back here again. According to the schedule of the Flamingo Suites apart-hotel, check-out is at 12.00 and check-in is at 14.00. Apart-hotel “Flamingo Suites” always strives to make the rest of its guests as comfortable as possible. That is why the hotel offers you to use the “late check-out” service if you plan to leave the hotel later than 12.00. *You will receive all the necessary information about this service at the hotel reception. ID News – 40356 15:25 01/19/15 News Spa-salon in the hotel “Flamingo Suites” Dear guests! Flamingo Suites in Tenerife is always striving to be better, offering its guests new services, making the stay more pleasant and rich. Apart-hotel “Flamingo Suites” offers its guests to use the services of the Spa-salon without leaving the hotel. Aromatic oils, creams based on exotic fruits, products of famous European brands Cuccio and Academie, professional devices for pressotherapy and electrical stimulation – the Flamingo Suites apart-hotel has everything to plunge into the world of beauty and truly relax! Try a variety of body wraps and massages to help lift and silky skin. And for an even and rich tan, the hotel offers scrubs before going to the beach. The hotel also offers sauna and jacuzzi. Compliment from the hotel – for children under 16 this offer is absolutely free. ID News – 40355 15:23 01/19/15 News VIP package “Nice meeting” Dear friends! Aparthotel “Flamingo Suites” is pleased to offer you a new service of our hotel – VIP package “Nice meeting”! This offer includes: – meeting guests at the airport; – delivery to the hotel in a comfortable minibus with a Russian-speaking driver; – free access to the hotel’s sauna and jacuzzi for the whole family; – a compliment from the hotel – a bottle of wine in the guests’ room; – at the end of the holiday – transfer of guests to the airport. VIP package “Pleasant meeting” is organized both to the South and North airports – in one or both directions according to your desire. Well, miss the opportunity to use the new service! *To book this service, please contact the hotel directly. ID News – 40354 Subscribe to the group Turn to the right Turn to the left increase Reduce x Mirror display Close 7 things to see in Tenerife, Spain … 7 of things to see and do in Tenerife, Spain .. . Tenerife is the largest of the Canary Islands (Spain) and is a wonderful holiday island. These are favorite summer and winter destinations for Europeans who flock to fabulously entertaining resorts and gorgeous beaches. It is a volcanic island with great natural beauty and a vibrant culture. There are many things to see and do in Tenerife besides lounging on the beach or sweating by the pool. Table of contents: Visit the Museum of Nature and Man in Santa Cruz de Tenerife Take a breath of history at Casa Del Vino La Baranda Explore the flora and fauna of the Teide National Park say hello to Polly Parrot in Loro Parque overcome your dizziness on the cliffs of Los Gigantes wake up and smell the roses in Puerto de la Cruz Botanical Garden when tea does not mean drink but homegrown art 1 Visit the Museum of Nature and Man in Santa Cruz de Tenerife The Museum of Nature and Man is part of several museum complex in Santa Cruz and one of the best places to go in Tenerife if you want to know about the ancient history of the island. It is dedicated to the natural treasures of the island of Tenerife and displays many archaeological finds documenting the life of the pre-Hispanic people who once lived in the Canary Islands. The museum is also internationally renowned for its knowledge of the preservation of mummies and is often referred to by the Council. 2 Take a breath of history at Casa Del Vino La Baranda Located in the municipality of El Sauzal, the house of wine-La Baranda is a museum of graphics not only of the history of wine production in the Canary Islands, but also allows visitors to visit the location of a historic hacienda and a traditional restaurant cuisine of Tenerife. There is a wine shop with a tasting room so you can enjoy a bottle of your favorite Canarian wine when you return to the hotel. The audiovisual hall and the Casa de la Miel (House of Honey) app are not only informative but also great fun. The latter allows visitors a glimpse into the history of beekeeping on the islands, as well as the opportunity to taste honey produced by local bees. If you are looking for things to do in Tenerife that are out of the ordinary and off the beaten path, this is the place to come. 3 Explore the flora and fauna from the Teide National Park This is simply one of the best things to do in Tenerife – even if it means leaving a beautiful beach for a day and trekking through the desert landscape for one minute and crawling through deep valleys and ramps slopes next. Your expedition begins with the main car park, where the cable car takes visitors to the top of Mount Teide, the highest in Spain. Panoramic views are spectacular, taking in the entire island. Be sure to bring binoculars for this excursion – the National Park is home to several native species that may be elusive to the naked eye. 4 say hello to Polly Parrot at Loro Parque This wildlife preserve and park is located on the outskirts of Santa Cruz and offers a wide variety of animals. However, even parrots rule supreme in Loro Parque, this is its own museum with detailed information on over a hundred different species of parrots. The park also has a fantastic marine life display that depicts life on, under and around a large artificial glacier. Regular animal shows, a vibrant market and a park playground visit will put a smile on the faces of young nephews and nieces. 5 overcome your dizziness to Los Gigantes Cliffs Rising almost 1,600 meters vertically from the Atlantic Ocean to blue skies, the Los Gigantes Cliffs are a local landmark that is hard to miss. If you don’t have a head for heights, the best way to enjoy the cliffs is to eat a meal at a local waterfront restaurant in a city close to these volcanic giants. You can also join a local boat that will take you screaming distance over the cliffs of Los Gigantes. 6 wake up and smell the roses in Puerto de la Cruz Botanical Garden Situated in the hills overlooking Puerto de la Cruz, these beautiful gardens contain a huge variety of subtropical and tropical plants typical of the Canary Islands and the mainland. The site spans over 215,000 square feet – be prepared to spend at least half a day in the company of trees, cacti and an intoxicating array of fragrant tropical flowers. There are numerous trails to take to explore the flora of the Canary Islands, but comfortable shoes are required! 7 when tea doesn’t mean drink but homegrown art Tenerife’s Espacio de las Artes, or tea for short, is the premier art space for artists living on the island. Located in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, the center was founded for art, culture, education trends and new technologies for locals and visitors. There is always something interesting going on and this is one of the best places to go in Tenerife for hip dating and getting involved. Tenerife has a wonderful climate, so you can visit it at any time of the year. Is it somewhere you could see yourself traveling? 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Calma fuerteventura: Costa Calma. Jandía | Hola Islas Canarias Опубликовано: October 28, 2022 в 11:03 am Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous R2 RIO CALMA HOTEL & SPA & CONFERENCE Un lugar con espacios que enamoran El Hotel Habitaciones Experiencias Localización En el corazón de Costa Calma y a orillas del mar te espera R2 RIO CALMA HOTEL & SPA & CONFERENCE, un lugar perfecto para cualquier perfil y circunstancia vacacional o profesional. Su arquitectura colonial de amplias bóvedas y cristaleras panorámicas garantizan largas horas de luz natural. Un escenario idílico en el que contemplar la belleza de los 16.000m2 de zonas ajardinadas y las turquesas aguas cristalinas de una isla singular que maravilla a todos. Nuestro 4 estrellas ofrece 416 habitaciones, casi todas con vista mar, equipadas con todas las comodidades y detalles que puedas precisar en tus días de descanso. Además de un fabuloso Spa y de una amplia oferta de piscinas, cuenta con un amplio catálogo de salones personalizables para celebraciones de todo tipo de eventos. Encuentra en R2 RIO CALMA HOTEL & SPA & CONFERENCE el lugar perfecto para disfrutar del placer, los negocios… o de ambos a la vez. SERVICIOS CON ENCANTO Accesibilidad Hotel adaptado para personas con movilidad reducida Spa Baño turco, sauna y ducha finlandesa, camas térmicas, chorros de hidromasaje, jacuzzis / Tratamientos (con cargo) Servicio de habitaciones Con cargo Babysitter Bajo petición y con cargo Sala Happy WoR2king Con cargo. Espacio diseñado para poder seguir trabajando durante tus vacaciones. Incluye wifi de alta velocidad, pantalla, proyector, impresoras material de oficina. Oferta de café, bebidas y snacks. Recepción Atención multiidioma 24 hrs. / Cambio de divisas / Alquiler de coches, bicicletas y bicicletas eléctricas (con cargo) Restaurantes y Bares Restaurante – buffet / Restaurante a la carta / 4 Bares / cervecería inglesa Deporte Gimnasio / Pista de tenis / Pista polivalente / Pádel / Fútbol / Minigolf / Actividades: tiro al arco, zumba, aquagym, tiro carabina Entretenimiento Animación para adultos y niños / Miniclub (de 4 a 12 años) / Minidisco / Sala de juegos / Sala de lectura Celebraciones Salas y espacios adecuados para eventos con distintas capacidades Lavandería Con cargo Shopping Galería comercial Parking Público Médico 24 horas Piscinas Exterior e interior Wifi Lobby y zona piscina gratis (resto con cargo) Early check in / Late check out Según disponibilidad y con cargo Playa Sotavento 0 KM Parque Natural Jandia 45,7 KM Costa Calma centro 2,4 KM Puerto de Morro Jable salidas para Gran Canaria y Tenerife 27,7 KM Campo de golf de Jandia 23,6 KM Campo de golf de Las Playitas 30,6 KM Parque Natural de Betancuria 47,2 KM Campo de golf Caleta de Fuste 53,4 KM Aeropuerto de Fuerteventura 59,6 KM Puerto del Rosario 66,1 KM Grandes playas de Corralejo 94,6 KM Dunas de Corralejo 92,5 KM Puerto de Corralejo salidas para Isla de Lobos y Lanzarote 102 KM PREMIOS Y RECONOCIMIENTOS HABITACIONES Nuestro R2 RIO CALMA HOTEL & SPA & CONFERENCE ofrece 416 habitaciones de diferentes capacidades y categorías. Desde confortables habitaciones dobles o familiares, hasta Suites exclusivas equipadas con todo lujo de detalles para aquellos deseen un espacio exclusivo en su visita a Fuerteventura. ¿En cuál de ellas te gustaría disfrutar de la experiencia R2 HOTELS? HABITACIÓN DOBLE Las habitación doble con balcón o terraza, son amplias (30m2). Están totalmente equipadas y son ideales para parejas o matrimonios con un niño que quieren disfrutar de un espacio cómodo en vacaciones. Wifi de alta velocidad (con cargo) Aire acondicionado Minibar (con cargo) Smart TV Enchufe USB Caja Fuerte (con cargo) Baño completo con ducha o bañera Espejo de aumento Secador de pelo Amenities de baño Ocupación máxima: 3 pax Limpieza: Todos los días Check-in: 14. 00 / Check-out: 12.00 HABITACIÓN DOBLE VISTA MAR Las habitaciones dobles vista mar son amplias (30m2) y ofrecen preciosas vistas al mar. Están totalmente equipadas y son ideales para parejas o matrimonios con un niño que quieren disfrutar de un espacio cómodo en vacaciones. Wifi de alta velocidad (con cargo) Aire acondicionado Minibar (con cargo) Smart TV Enchufe USB Caja Fuerte (con cargo) Baño completo con ducha o bañera Espejo de aumento Secador de pelo Amenities de baño Ocupación máxima: 3 pax Limpieza: Todos los días Check-in: 14.00 / Check-out: 12.00 ROYAL SUITE Nuestras 16 Royal Suite (43-45m2) invitan a disfrutar del máximo relax en un espacio acogedor con salón amueblado, dormitorio independiente y un amplio baño completo con ducha y bañera-jacuzzi. Cuentan con un balcón con espectaculares vistas al mar y amenities especiales para un disfrute sublime de la estancia. Wifi de alta velocidad (con cargo) Aire acondicionado Minibar (con cargo) Smart TV Enchufe USB Caja Fuerte (con cargo) Jacuzzi Albornoz y zapatillas Baño completo con ducha o bañera Espejo de aumento Secador de pelo Amenities de baño Ocupación máxima: 3 pax Limpieza: Todos los días Check-in: 14.00 / Check-out: 12.00 SUITE CIELO Nuestra Suite Cielo (aprox. 90 m2) invita a disfrutar del máximo relax en un espacio abierto con salón amueblado, escritorio, dormitorio y un amplio baño completo con ducha y dos lavamanos. En medio de la habitación hay un jacuzzi que invita a relajarse y desconectar. La suite cuenta con espectaculares vistas al mar y amenities especiales para un disfrute máximo de la estancia. No dispone de balcón o terraza. Desayuno en la habitación (room service) incl. en el precio todos los días. 1 botella de agua por persona + fruta todos los días. Wifi de alta velocidad (con cargo) Aire acondicionado Minibar (con cargo) Smart TV Enchufe USB Caja Fuerte (con cargo) Habitaciones adaptadas para movilidad reducida Jacuzzi Albornoz y zapatillas Baño completo con ducha o bañera Espejo de aumento Secador de pelo Amenities de baño Ocupación máxima: 2 pax Limpieza: Todos los días Check-in: 14.00 / Check-out: 12.00 HABITACIÓN FAMILIAR Las habitaciones familiares son espaciosas (aprox. 54 m2) y fantásticas para familias con niños o grupos de amigos. Cuentan con 2 dormitorios, 1 o 2 baños y totalmente equipadas para un mayor disfrute de la estancia. Wifi de alta velocidad (con cargo) Aire acondicionado Minibar (con cargo) Smart TV Enchufe USB Caja Fuerte (con cargo) Baño/s completo con ducha o bañera Espejo de aumento Secador de pelo Amenities de baño Ocupación máxima: 5 pax Limpieza: Todos los días Check-in: 14.00 / Check-out: 12.00 HABITACIÓN DOBLE ADAPTADA Nuestras habitaciones dobles adaptadas presentan las mismas características que las dobles. Están totalmente equipadas y son accesibles para personas con movilidad reducida. No disponen de balcón. Wifi de alta velocidad (con cargo) Aire acondicionado Minibar (con cargo) Smart TV Enchufe USB 220v Caja Fuerte (con cargo) Baño/s completo con ducha adaptada Espejo de aumento Secador de pelo Amenities de baño Ocupación máxima: 2 pax Limpieza: Todos los días Check-in: 14. 00 / Check-out: 12.00 EXPERIENCIAS R2 En R2 RIO CALMA HOTEL & SPA & CONFERENCE encontrarás los servicios exclusivos indispensables para vivir una experiencia única. EXPERIENCIAS SENSORIALES En nuestro SPA & WELLNESS podrás relajarte en un entorno paradisiaco con las mejores instalaciones, entre las que encontrarás baño turco, sauna y ducha finlandesa, camas térmicas, chorros de hidromasaje y jacuzzis. Contamos con un gran equipo de profesionales capacitados para asesorarte sobre los distintos tratamientos que más se ajusten a tus apetencias y necesidades. EXPERIENCIAS BAJO EL SOL Disponemos de tres piscinas exteriores diseñadas para el relax y la diversión de toda la familia. Para adultos, ofrecemos dos generosas piscinas, una de ellas infinity climatizada; y para los pequeños, una piscina de agua dulce, climatizada durante los meses de invierno, para que lo pasen en grande durante las vacaciones en R2 RÍO CALMA HOTEL & SPA & CONFERENCE. Nuestras piscinas son accesibles para personas con movilidad reducida. EXPERIENCIAS SALUDABLES Para fomentar un estilo de vida saludable, en nuestras instalaciones podrás hacer uso gratuito de un gimnasio equipado con todas las máquinas de alta tecnología que puedas precisar: cintas de correr, bicicletas estáticas y elípticas, bancos de pesas y musculación, set completo de mancuernas y equipos multifunción. Para la práctica de otros deportes, encontrarás pistas de tenis, multiusos y de pádel. EXPERIENCIAS EXQUISITAS La gastronomía es una de las grandes virtudes de R2 RÍO CALMA HOTEL & SPA & CONFERENCE. Así, hemos ideado varios restaurantes en donde degustar de grandísimos placeres. RESTURANTE ROSA JAMES El lugar ideal para empezar bien la mañana o terminar un día estupendo Restaurante – buffet Desayuno, almuerzo y cena Cocina canaria e internacional Cocina en vivo y noches temáticas Horarios: 7. 30 a 10.30h / 13.00 a 15.00h / 18.30 a 21.30h(invierno) 19.00 a 22.00h(verano) Código de vestimenta: Para el servicio de cenas se ruega a los caballeros hacer uso del pantalón largo. RESTAURANTE EDÉN Un rincón exclusivo, elegante y romántico donde celebrar las grandes y pequeñas ocasiones. Restaurante a la carta Especialidades gastronómicas y gran selección de vinos Cocina canaria e internacional Ubicado en nuestro jardín botánico Horarios: de jueves a domingo -19.00 a 22.00h Código de vestimenta: Para el servicio de cenas se ruega a los caballeros hacer uso del pantalón largo. BARES Y OTROS Caprichos a cualquier hora del día Pool bar. Horario: 10.30 a 18.00h Snack bar. Horario: 12.30 a 16.30h Cocktail bar. Horario: 10.00 a 23.00h Bar Cascada. Horario: 10.30 a 18.00h Cervecería inglesa. Horario: 19.00 a 23.00h Bar Disco, Cuatro estaciones. Horario: 18.00 a 01.00h (verano) 18.00 a 24.00h (invierno) LOCALIZACIÓN Tu oasis junto al mar está aquí… Artistas Canarios, 8 – Urb. El Granillo – Costa Calma. Pájara Fuerteventura +34 928 546 054 /+34 928 546 055 [email protected] Ion Club FUERTEVENTURA | Costa Calma Windsurf y SUP Actividades Como Llegar El Tiempo Contacto Product Finder CHOOSE YOUr ACTIVITY ¿Buscas un viaje a medida? RESERVA TU VIAJE CON NUESTRA AGENCIA DE VIAJE RECIBIR UNA OFERTA SIN COMPROMISO OFRECEMOS LOS MEJORES SERVICIOS CHILL OUT Una palabra del gerente   «Costa Calma se encuentra en el sur de la isla de Fuerteventura. En esta ciudad turística, encontrará todos los servicios que puede buscar: muchos hoteles, centros comerciales, restaurantes, bares y tiendas. ION CLUB Costa Calma se encuentra cerca de la mayoría de los hoteles. También hay un bar en la playa, justo al lado del centro, donde puede tomar un refresco entre las sesiones. El agua es plana, perfecta para principiantes, freeriders y riders de slalom. En el invierno tendemos a tener un par de días con condiciones onshore, en esos momentos puedes coger algunas olas en el spot. ofrecemos foil de windsurf. Para días planos y soleados sin viento, puede usar nuestras tablas de SUP y montar a lo largo de la costa arenosa observando a las tortugas a través del agua azul claro. ¡Esperamos verle en ION CLUB Costa Calma! « Lucie & Hannah Los mejores lugares en Fuerteventura COSTA CALMA Encontrará ION CLUB Costa Calma directamente en medio de la enorme playa de arena de Costa Calma, frente al Hotel Monica Beach. Disfrute de la comodidad única de este lugar, ya que se encuentra a pocos pasos de la mayoría de los hoteles. Además de la ventaja de los caminos cortos entre el alojamiento y el centro, encontrará excelentes condiciones para el windsurf, especialmente para principiantes por la mañana y para intermedios y navegantes de freeride durante el día. Por la mañana, las lecciones de iniciación normalmente se llevarán a cabo en condiciones tranquilas, casi sin olas perturbadoras. Una vez que se enciende la máquina de viento de Fuerteventura, Freeriders encontrará excelentes condiciones de agua plana para acelerar. RISCO DEL PASO La pista de velocidad de windsurf en Risco del Paso frente al centro realmente hace honor a su nombre. Dependiendo de la marea, hay una gran área poco profunda en frente del centro, que es excelente para que los riders intermedios practiquen waterstarts y traluchadas. Otra ventaja cuando la marea está alta son dos piscinas de aguas poco profundas que se utilizan para clases de principiantes, lo que les da a los estudiantes un área muy segura. SPOT DE OLAS Más a barlovento del centro en Risco Del Paso, hay un buen lugar para navegar con olas con olas de hasta un metro como máximo. Es brillante para aquellos que desean dar los primeros pasos en la navegación de olas, ya que las olas normalmente se rompen muy suavemente y el fondo arenoso es inofensivo. COMO LLEGAR A COSTA CALMA?  El trayecto desde el aeropuerto hasta Costa Calma dura aproximadamente 1 hora, hasta Esquinzo alrededor de 1 hora y 40 minutos (aproximadamente 100 km). Desde el aeropuerto, conduzca por el FV-2 hacia Morro Jable y Jandia. El ION CLUB Center en Costa Calma está ubicado justo en la playa frente al SBH Costa Calma Palace y el Monica Beach Hotel. Si viaja con un coche de alquiler y quiere llegar desde Costa Calma a Risco del Paso, conduzca por FV-2 en dirección a Morro Jable hasta 72 kilómetros de “Risco del Paso”, allí va a la izquierda por un pequeño camino de tierra hacia el paraíso. – El viaje dura unos 20 minutos. ¿QUÉ HACER EN FUERTEVENTURA? COFETE A poca distancia de Costa Calma, se encuentra un pequeño pueblo llamado Cofete, ubicado en uno de los Parques Naturales de Fuerteventura. Después de disfrutar de una vista panorámica de la costa sur de Fuerteventura, puede disfrutar de algunos de los platos típicos canarios en el restaurante local. LA PARED La Pared está situada en la costa oeste, a unos 10 km de Costa Calma. En este pequeño pueblo, puedes encontrar una playa muy bonita y algunas olas, perfectas para surfear. Una visita obligada en su viaje a Fuerteventura es sentarse en los acantilados de La Pared y ver desaparecer el sol en el horizonte. LAS PEÑITAS Para los fanáticos del senderismo, Fuerteventura tiene algunas cosas que ofrecer, una de ellas es el llamado «Baranco de las peñitas». Después de un paseo por las rocas volcánicas, donde verá algunas de las ardillas y cabras locales, encontrará una «ventana de roca» a través de la cual tiene una bonita vista de las montañas. Estamos aqui para ayudar Lunes a Viernes, 9.30-17.30 Póngase en contacto con soporte en vivo Una historia pionera desde 1985 AÑOS DE EXPERIENCIA PAÍSES Escuelas Deportes Años de experiencia Países Escuelas Deportes La historia de ION CLUB cuenta de personas que han convertido su pasión por el windsurf y el kitesurf en una profesión. Desde su fundación en 1985, la orientación al cliente, el espíritu de equipo, la innovación y la profesionalidad han sido las principales prioridades de nuestra filosofía corporativa. El ION CLUB / Club Mistral ha adquirido mucha experiencia en los 30 años de su existencia y se ha convertido cada vez más en una empresa que se enfoca en comunicarse con los cleintes y satisfacer sus necesidades y deseos. Con 17 escuelas de deportes acuáticos en todo el mundo, somos una de las empresas líderes en este campo. ION CLUB tiene una red de socios internacionales en diferentes países. Nos esforzamos por ser internacionales y multiculturales y expresar esto a través de la selección de nuestros empleados, que actualmente provienen de 24 países diferentes. R2 Rio Calma Hotel Costa Calma – Fuerteventura R2 Rio Calma Hotel Costa Calma – Fuerteventura – Hotel WebSite org/ListItem”> Hotels & Resorts Costa Calma R2 Rio Calma Owners access | Hotel information and booking website unofficial Book on our site! Up to 10% less than Booking. com Free cancellation! R2 Rio Calma | Costa Calma | Spain Artistas Canarios, 8, 35627 Costa Calma, Spain ➤ R2 Rio Calma | Fuerteventura The attractive R2 Rio Calma complex is located next to the beaches of Costa Calma, southern Fuerteventura. It has 2 swimming pools, beautiful grounds and a range of dining options. All of the rooms in Rio Calma have air conditioning. They also have panoramic windows offering great views of the sea, grounds or swimming pool. The complex offers a children’s entertainment program and evening shows. It also offers a range of water sports on the beach, including windsurfing, diving and sailing. The hotel also has a sea-water bathing lake. The Rio Calma’s popular restaurant offers a range of Canarian flavors, as well as traditional Spanish dishes. Apart from the buffet, menu dining and snack restaurants, there are 5 bars around the complex. See photos for R2 Rio Calma Hotel Costa Calma Review score Based on 150 reviews Facilities Cleanliness Comfort Value for money Location Free WiFi Room choices in R2 Rio Calma Hotel Costa Calma Twin Room (2 Adults + 1 Child) Twin Room (3 Adults) Twin Room Twin Room with Sea View (3 Adults) Twin Room with Sea View Twin Room with Sea View (2 Adults + 1 Child) R2 Rio Calma Hotel Costa Calma Services org/LocationFeatureSpecification”> org/LocationFeatureSpecification”> org/LocationFeatureSpecification”> org/LocationFeatureSpecification”> Outdoors Outdoor furniture, Sun deck, Terrace, Garden Pets Pets are not allowed. Activities Aerobics, Beach, Tennis equipment Additional charge, Evening entertainment, Kids’ club, Entertainment staff, Mini golf Additional charge, Snorkeling Off-site, Diving Off-site Additional charge, Cycling Off-site, Hiking Off-site Additional charge, Bicycle rental (additional charge), Darts, Windsurfing Off-site Additional charge, Karaoke, Ping-pong, Pool table Additional charge, Playground, Game room, Fishing Off-site Additional charge, Tennis court Additional charge Food Drink On-site coffee shop, Chocolate/Cookies Additional charge, Bottle of water Additional charge, Wine/Champagne Additional charge, Snack bar, Bar, Restaurant Internet Free! WiFi is available in public areas and is free of charge. Accessibility Wheelchair accessible Parking Free! Free public parking is available at a location nearby (reservation is not needed). , Accessible parking, Street parking Health Wellness Facilities Swimming pool, Swimming pool, Full-body massage, Hand massage, Head massage, Couples’ massage, Foot massage, Neck massage, Back massage, Foot bath, Spa lounge/Relaxation area, Steam room, Spa facilities, Light therapy, Body wrap, Body scrub, Body treatments, Hairstyling, Hair coloring, Haircut, Pedicure, Manicure, Hair treatments, Makeup services, Waxing services, Facial treatments, Beauty services, Beach umbrellas, Beach chairs/Loungers, Pool/Beach towels, Heated pool, Pool with view, Infinity pool, Outdoor pool (year-round), Outdoor pool, Indoor pool Additional charge, Massage Additional charge, Spa Additional charge, Solarium, Fitness center, Sauna Additional charge Front Desk Services ATM on site, Baggage storage, Tour desk, Currency exchange, 24-hour front desk Entertainment Family Services Outdoor play equipment for kids, Indoor play area Cleaning Services Daily housekeeping, Ironing service Additional charge, Dry cleaning Additional charge, Laundry Additional charge Business Facilities Fax/Photocopying Additional charge, Business center Additional charge, Meeting/Banquet facilities Additional charge Safety Security Fire extinguishers, Smoke alarms General Convenience store (on site), Designated smoking area, Air conditioning, Smoke-free property, Shops (on site), Heating, Car rental, Gift shop, Elevator, Honeymoon suite, Hair/Beauty salon, Facilities for disabled guests, Non-smoking rooms, Newspapers Additional charge, Room service Languages Spoken German, English, Spanish, French, Polish R2 Rio Calma Hotel Costa Calma Terms and Conditions Check-in 2:00 PM – 11:30 PM Check-out Until 12:00 PM Cancellation/ prepayment Cancellation and prepayment policies vary according to accommodations type. Please enter the dates of your stay and check what conditions apply to your preferred room. Children Beds Children of all ages are welcome. No age restriction There’s no age requirement for check-in Pets Pets are not allowed. Cards accepted at this hotel R2 Rio Calma accepts these cards and reserves the right to temporarily hold an amount prior to arrival. To consider Please note children are considered to be 11 years or younger. Other known names for R2 Rio Calma Hotel Costa Calma R2 Rio Calma Frequently asked questions about R2 Rio Calma Hotel Costa Calma How do I get the best price guarantee for R2 Rio Calma Hotel Costa Calma? Best price guarantee on our site. Book here and avoid any surprises at your arrival to R2 Rio Calma Hotel Costa Calma. If you find a better rate on pages like Booking. com, Expedia or Hotels.com, contact us through our page’s “Contact” tab and we’ll improve the rate by up to 10%. Is WiFi available at R2 Rio Calma Hotel Costa Calma? Free! WiFi is available in public areas and is free of charge. Is there free parking available at R2 Rio Calma Hotel Costa Calma? Free! Free public parking is available at a location nearby (reservation is not needed)., Accessible parking, Street parking What are the outdoor activities at R2 Rio Calma Hotel Costa Calma Outdoor furniture, Sun deck, Terrace, Garden What are the general services offered at R2 Rio Calma Hotel Costa Calma? Convenience store (on site), Designated smoking area, Air conditioning, Smoke-free property, Shops (on site), Heating, Car rental, Gift shop, Elevator, Honeymoon suite, Hair/Beauty salon, Facilities for disabled guests, Non-smoking rooms, Newspapers Additional charge, Room service Are pets allowed at R2 Rio Calma Hotel Costa Calma? Pets are not allowed. What credit cards are accepted at R2 Rio Calma Hotel Costa Calma? R2 Rio Calma accepts these cards and reserves the right to temporarily hold an amount prior to arrival. What is the check-in time at R2 Rio Calma Hotel Costa Calma? 2:00 PM – 11:30 PM What is the check-out time at R2 Rio Calma Hotel Costa Calma? Until 12:00 PM 100% real reviews of R2 Rio Calma Hotel Costa Calma If you have any questions regarding the facilities or services provided at R2 Rio Calma Hotel Costa Calma, contact our guest service department, where an agent will be more than happy to resolve any query, prior to your booking. United Kingdom Tatiana 8,0 Very good Purpose of trip: Leisure trip What was the highlight of R2 Rio Calma Hotel Costa Calma The best hotel in Costa Calma The food was excellent. Location is fantastic, beautiful warm ocean for swimming, if you are bored with the swimming pools. There are two of them: with cool and warm water. The bed is big and exceptionally comfy. The staff is nice an very helpful. We were very disappointed because the half of the complex, including beautiful Seawater lagoon and fantastic fountains, did not work. Hopefully, it will work later in the season but it was unfortunate surprise for us. Without these facilities the hotel lost its unique point. United Kingdom Andrew 7,0 Good Purpose of trip: Leisure trip What was the highlight of R2 Rio Calma Hotel Costa Calma – Great outdoor swimming pools – Great outdoor swimming pools - Cosy rooms with good A/C - Large Restaurant with good selection of food - Location very quite, only short distance to tourist center – Spa very cold water, staff didn’t seem to want to refund money paid (was refunded after some effort) - Beds are a little hard - when sitting on balcony you can’t see the view (had a ocean view room) United Kingdom Katherine 8,0 Very good Purpose of trip: Leisure trip What was the highlight of R2 Rio Calma Hotel Costa Calma Perfect hotel for us. Third time we have stayed there. Would recommend it. Great location for us as it is quiet but has good beaches nearby. The hotel is clean and comfortable. Staff are friendly and helpful. The restaurant provided lots of choice at every meal. They also cater for vegetarians and children in a buffet style set up. They put on a marvellous gala dinner for New Years Eve with complimentary pre dinner drinks and live entertainment. The hotel was kept absolutely spotless. The rooms did not have tea and coffee making facilities. However I was able to have a kettle for a €20 refundable deposit. The rooms are comfortable but a little dated. Canada Rez 6,0 Good Purpose of trip: Leisure trip What was the highlight of R2 Rio Calma Hotel Costa Calma We enjoyed our stay because we had a car and we went out a lot The property was nice, even though it was a little older than I expected. The food is good but could become repetitive after 5th day.Piano bar was nice but could be a little longer.The shower was really nice with lots of pressure. I didn’t like that men were forced to wear long dress pants for dinner. Women could wear shorts.Most of staff at the Restaurant should take a course as how to speak to the guests. Some of them behaved & sounded very rude and aggressive. The atmospher very dead and hospital like. Management should do something to lift it up for a happier place. Nearby the R2 Rio Calma Hotel Costa Calma Spain / Costa Calma Nearby places of interest Esquinzo Beach 8 miles Cofete Beach 9. 7 miles Jandia Golf 9.9 miles Connections & Popular Places of interest Restaurante San Borondon Restaurant 1 miles Spar supermercado Supermarket 1.6 miles Costa Calma Beach Golden sand Swimming, Water Sports, Food & Drink, Surfing 250 feet Fuerteventura Airport 29. 5 miles Best price Best price guaranteed. No surprises Availability confirmation and instant booking. Discounts When making your reservation you’ll receive discounts and free services. – R2 Rio Calma – Disclaimer: This is not an official website. 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Located on the seafront, it is is the ideal hotel for families who want to spend their holidays by the sea. as well as enjoy sports and the latest trends in gastronomy, relaxation and wellness. Barceló Fuerteventura Royal Level – Family Club is part of the new Barceló Fuerteventura Beach Resort with 4 full-service and personalized hotels. This family-run hotel is a retreat within a resort, a space designed specifically to enjoy an exclusive holiday in the Canary Islands with first class service, special benefits and king level private areas including buffet restaurant, swimming pool and pool bar. Learn more Completely refurbished The 48 suites of this 4-star hotel in Fuerteventura are equipped for the perfect family holiday with separate bedrooms, sofa bed or baby cot; among other details. Spacious and comfortable, they are furnished in the typical Fuerteventura majorero style and meet the highest standards of Barceló. After a day at the beach, sports and fun, guests can enjoy a variety of buffet or à la carte restaurants with gastronomic concepts that adapt to every moment of the day and the tastes of all family members . At the Barceló Fuerteventura Royal Level – Family Club, special attention is paid to keeping children entertained with an excellent program of games and workshops designed for them. Whole family can to practice various sports within the resort and other plans such as excursions by catamaran from the port, a day of snorkeling or a game of golf. Barceló Fuerteventura Royal Level – Family Club is a haven of tranquility and exclusivity for families in an idyllic location like Fuerteventura. Read less Why choose Barceló Fuerteventura Royal Level – Family Club Sea front Spacious suites with every comfort Activities and entertainment for the whole family Exclusive Royal Level Family Pool Fuerteventura weather 25°C Hour PM Rooms Hotel temporarily unavailable: Teh unreachable from German in German Make a reservation to enjoy your stay outside of these dates. We apologize for the inconvenience. Deluxe Room Spacious suite with all amenities and exclusive services for families. air conditioning Safe hair dryer 4 person(s) 2 adults max. | 2 children max. 4 people 2 adults max. | 2 children max. Destacada para ti Not available /night Book Book Deluxe Suite with Sea View Bright suites with sea views, exceptional service and excellent infrastructure. air conditioning Safe hair dryer 4 person(s) 2 adults max. | 2 children max. 4 people 2 adults max. | 2 children max. Destacada para ti Not available /night Book Book Deluxe Suite with Sea View and Hot Tub Comfortable seafront rooms with terrace and hot tub. Whirlpool bath air conditioning Safe 4 person(s) 2 adults max. | 2 children max. 4 people 2 adults max. | 2 children max. Destacada para ti Not available /night Book Book Destacada para ti Not available /night Book Book View more Certificates and awards Awards Booking 9 Guest Review Awards 20180402 Tripadvisor Bravo Award Tripadvisor – Travelers’ Choice 2021 Location Avenida del castillo SN Caleta de Fuste. 35610 Antigua Spain Fuerteventura Airport 8 km El Castillo Beach 250 m Buenaventura Castle 192 m Salinas de Antigua Golf Course 3 km Offers See all offers Royal Level Special Privileges and Exclusive Areas Numbers Gastronomy Pools Infrastructure and services Hotel rating and recommendations 86.2% 25 (86%) recommend 2 (7%) abstained 2 (7%) do not recommend 4. 73 accommodation 4.80 service 4.78 food 39 total ratings and reviews 15 from tourists 2 from travel agents Recent reviews of Roca Nivaria Gran Hotel 5* 08/03/18 20:08 Our family (3 individuals) stayed at our hotel in. .. Our family (3 individuals) stayed in our hotel from 19 to 29/07 201… Rest: in July 2018 5 photos Review 4.17 03/04/17 19:46 Excellent hotel A wonderful hotel for a relaxing holiday! Attentive staff, ho… Rest: in February 2017 4 photos Feedback 5 09/14/14 17:33 Peaceful rest surrounded by comfort Hotel stay from 20/06/14 to 06/07/2014. Traveled with sy… Rest: in June 2014 34 photos Feedback 5 07/23/14 23:34 The hotel is located on the south coast of the island, be prepared. .. The hotel is located on the south coast of the island, be prepared for… Rest: in July 2014 Feedback 4.67 01/09/14 22:38 Great hotel with a few flaws We liked the hotel very much. I think we ourselves will go to it again … Rest: in July 2013 20 photos Feedback 4.5 See all reviews (39) Add your review Ratings from user reviews Konstantin Tourist 06/11/19 Anna Tourist 06/08/17 Irina Tourist 04. 03.17 Add your review Show more recommendations (37) Add your review Hotel facilities 5.0 15 ratings Rate 5.0 Hotel security General security, security at the entrance, the beach, the absence of potentially dangerous (criminogenic, unlit, etc.) places around the perimeter of the hotel, etc. 4 ratings 5. 0 Landscaping Cleanliness, well-groomedness, landscaping, landscape design, harmonious combination of architectural and natural elements, etc. 4 ratings 5.0 restaurants and bars Quality of service, promptness, knowledge of drinks, cocktails by staff, variety of dishes / drinks (alcoholic, non-alcoholic), interior, accessibility (no queues and availability of seats with a high level of service and quality of drinks, meals) 4 ratings 5. 0 Convenient parking 3 ratings Numbers 4.7 16 ratings Rate 4.8 Soundproofing in the room 4 ratings 4. 8 The quality of furniture, plumbing 4 ratings 4.5 Room air conditioning 4 ratings 4.8 Housekeeping 4 ratings Quality of service and maintenance 4. 5 15 ratings Rate 3.7 Animation Show programs, invited artists and groups, frequency and quality of show programs, availability of gaming halls, playgrounds, quality of service in them, work of animators, etc. 3 ratings 4.5 Polite and attentive staff 4 ratings 5. 0 Receptionist work Quick check-in, quick response to calls and wishes of tourists, goodwill, ability to quickly and calmly resolve conflict situations. 4 ratings 4.8 Internet connection speed and quality (WiFi) 4 ratings Suitable for leisure 4. 1 23 ratings Rate 4.0 Business trip 3 ratings 4.5 If you just need to sleep 4 ratings 4. 0 couple 3 ratings 3.7 With friends 3 ratings 4.0 Family with children 3 ratings 5. 0 Calm 4 ratings 3.0 Party 3 ratings Convenient location 3.9 16 ratings Rate 3. 3 Where to have fun – nightclubs, cinema, etc. 4 ratings 4.0 Cafes, restaurants, shops 4 ratings 4.8 In relation to attractions 4 ratings 3. 8 In relation to the beach 4 ratings Services for children 3.9 11 ratings Rate 3.7 Children’s animation 3 ratings 4. 0 Infrastructure for children Children’s club, playgrounds and other 4 ratings 4.0 Nutrition for children 4 ratings Beach 3. 8 16 ratings Rate 3.5 Beach infrastructure Showers, quality of sunbeds/chaise lounges/umbrellas, car parks, restaurants/bars 4 ratings 4.8 Comfortable number of guests Wide beach, enough space for a maximum of 9 guests0009 4 ratings 3. 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